We're having a party and you're invited. Want to come or want more info then watch this short video kzread.info/dash/bejne/n5p407KIkdieYpM.html We cant wait to meet you soon. Chris & Marianne xx🎉🥳

@ginost7

Ай бұрын

why analyse traffic behaviour? just go with the flow AND MAKE SURE YOU HAVE GOOD BRAKES!!

@ginost7

Ай бұрын

WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU HAVE AN ACCIDENT? IF YOU RUN OVER A COW, IT IS WORSE THAN IF YOU DID IT TO A PERSON.

@ginost7

Ай бұрын

ONCE IN A LIFE TIME EXPERIENCE: watching on YT a middle age english couple driving across india

@ginost7

Ай бұрын

bit late to have doubts at 21:32

@seemabawani9042

Ай бұрын

@TREADtheglobe Hello Chris and Marianne...since you are in India, try to go visit Pakistan as well... If you enter thru Wagah border...the closest city of Lahore is the most historical. Northern Pakistan has breathtaking natural beauty...three mountain ranges converge in the north...the Himalayas, Karakoram and Hindukush. There're many valleys, lakes, river, orchards, glaciers, little mountain towns, etc. If you go to the northern border with China...central Asian countries are within a few hours drive from there. Maybe you can get some kind of transit visa for a few hours, just to drive thru the corridor from Pakistan to a central Asian nation. Then you can continue your drive thru central Asia as you had previously planned ‼

Marianne is such an amazing driver. There is no way I would ever attempt to drive in India and she handles those roads like she have been driving them for years. Stay safe you two!

I'm not afraid driving in India...but I'm more afraid that if my horn is broken..

@thecomment9489

Ай бұрын

true

OMG - we are so stressed watching you two navigate& negotiate ! Hats off to you both!

@foilrider2000

Ай бұрын

Me too, not my choice 😮

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Thanks 🙏🌷

@pkshome123

24 күн бұрын

They made the wrong road choice. Instead of getting into Highways and express ways they opted to use small town and country roads. They should know that India is a country of 1.4 Billion population, so the town roads are definitely crowded. Nothing to be surprised about.

The lorries use indicators designed by BMW. Never meant to be used. 😅

After all this, city driving in the UK will be a piece of cake. Mirror, signal, HORN, manoeuvre!

@aryan6536

Ай бұрын

Depends on your location in the UK. There are plenty of food delivery drivers from India and other Indians who live in the UK who think they are driving in India.

@mickc7388

Ай бұрын

@@aryan6536 Thats why our Councils deliberately excavate thousands of pot-holes for them, to make them feel at home.

I traveled in India in 1972. It hasn't changed. The traffic was scarey then too. You two are really troopers.

@dipnarayanmukherjee3655

Ай бұрын

No changes since 1972 😯😯😯 You are requested to come again to witness the changes! Of course, you have to keep in mind that you are coming to a developing country and also which is the most populated country in the world.

@manasmishra8945

28 күн бұрын

Lol 1000% changes from 1972

@praveenpayiran

25 күн бұрын

@@dipnarayanmukherjee3655 he probably is comparing it to the 1972 south india to the current video which is more less accurate

@praveenpayiran

25 күн бұрын

@@manasmishra8945 compare 1970s madras videos to this video you wont find many changes

@vinibusisanga1754

14 күн бұрын

​@@manasmishra8945Yes 1000% percent changed, it's more garbage now then 70's

Hi guys, I am Amit from India. I really appreciate your decision/guts to drive through India. It is super hard, fustrating, mentally straining and super super dangereous to drive here. People/ vehicles/two wheeled motorcycles/cars/cows/goats/dogs/e rickshaws etc etc can literally pop out from any where on road , even from top of your vehicle also😂. people love here to overtake from ALL sides of the road, most preferably from the left and this becomes a very dangerous scene mostly 2 wheelers and cars. one needs to keep an eye on both sides of road (calculating and predicting the moves of the people standing on the edge of road) instead of focusing on the centre and traffic ahead. drivers here hava a very bad habbit of swaying and turing on any available side left or right without giving any indication (specially the two wheelers /e rickshaws and they do not regret their move at all). People honk a loooooot they simply loooove it infact they subconsciously honk it . (It is getting into our DNA now)😂. What i think the reason for honking is that the driver do not honk to make the vehicle ahead to move or to take any action, but to simply make him aware that there a vehicle at his back and not try to do any monkey business on the rod swaying, turing or suddenly break checking the vehicle behind. this honking has now become a defense strategy or a survival technique now. Pot holes can really damage the suspension of vehicle, do mark any repair workshops on maps for your route. Indian weather is unforgiving specially may and june in north india. Do not eat any street food or drink water which is not packed. I would suggest to get 5 to 10 L of water boiled for drinking at ur hotels. being healthy and keeping safe is of utmost priority. all the very best for the journey ahead. By the way do you have plans to visit kanpur en route. I live in Kanpur (uttar pradesh) love to have a 5 mins with you guys... stay safe.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Thank you for all of these tips 🙏🌺 kind regards Marianne and Chris xx

@Suraj-Verma_

Ай бұрын

This is a total waste of time. Padhai likhai Karo or desh ka naam Roshan karo.

@kollolsharma8928

Ай бұрын

Chaat le

@pelinbulent4892

19 күн бұрын

Are there any female drivers in your town? You should watch all of their videos from day 1 when they started the world drive in January 2020

@sanskritbroadcaster

16 сағат бұрын

I think he mentioned his story not Indian 😅.Bro i think your DNA was deteriorated due to negativity.

The "No Spitting" sign at the end 😂

@daveshongkongchinachannel

Ай бұрын

I was just about to comment on that too! It confirms that you're in a high class establishment.

@cyrusavesta223

24 күн бұрын

Hilarious 😂

Loved how the camera stayed on the young man in the red shirt until he wrenched up the courage to look Chris in the face, and his apprehension melted into a big smile. 😁 Marianne truly adapted to the driving culture so quickly! Chris, as well. He looked a downright comfortable copilot. A tollway penalty for using cash?! No "pay now cheaper" in India, I guess... 🤣🤣 I wonder how Ferris Bueller would fare in India. "Stop & Look Around Once In A While" is a great philosophy, just make sure you're well off the road!! Really looking forward to next week's video! ❤️❤️😎👍xx

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Ha ha - I love your comments ... thanks for being such a great friend to us 🌺

A couple of weeks ago it was ancient oriental monasteries, lush green tranquil landscapes and spiritual walks up picturesque mountains. This week it's cows, navigating an asteroid field of people and tuk-tuks, honking and potholes. What a contrast!

@arjunraj823

29 күн бұрын

India is huge and empty. It has the most arable land in the world.

My mom and I (she's 106) have watched you since the beginning of your journey but she was so worried about you in India she said she couldn't watch because she was afraid she'd have a heart attack! Lol !

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Please do tell her not to worry 😉🌷

@ApulicaOfficial

3 күн бұрын

and britishers ki**ed thousands of same aged Indian grannys in 200 yrs..now yur granny is concerned and yoy are concerned about ur granny. how selfish

I have to say some of the accomodation you have found looks so good & clean & comfortable !! I once had a thing about perhaps visiting India, however now i have gone off the idea 😅 you are certaintly two very brave people ! Goodluck for the duration & onward journey 🙂

I know its different culture and all that but driving in India just looks like hell on earth 😂

와 인도까지 가셨군요. 한국에 계실 때부터 보기 시작했는데, 저도 이번 봄에 일본에서부터 여행을 시작했는데 그 덕분에 바빠져서 오랜만에 영상을 보게 되네요. 저는 지금 오키나와에 와있습니다. 전에도 대단하시다고 생각했지만, 실제로 여행을 하면서 영상을 만든다는 것이 얼마나 어려운 일인지 이제 몸으로 느끼고 있네요. 제 몸은 오키나와에 있지만 영상 제작 속도는 너무 느려서 1개월 전 영상을 만들고 있거든요..🥹 인도 여행 많이 기대됩니다. 안전운전하세요!

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Don't give up !! You can do it - just keep going !! It is not easy and until you try you can not understand the logistics of travelling, working and uploading whilst on the road - but we encourage you to do it and we wish you success on your KZread Journey - Kind regards Marianne and Chris 🙌🌺💪

Great Driving in India. Chris and Marianne both of you very humble and down to earth people. I like the way Chris narrates all the happenings around very subtle and calm speaking. Didn't see him getting upset in any way. Very coool in every move. Hats off to both of you. Keeping going.

Chris in Thailand,14 yrs here,thought driving here chaotic,so love you both,your the best Marianne,so cool,calm and collected,does Chris drive? Best of luck to you both😘

Hi guys, I just stumbled upon your great adventure video. I observed 2 things: 1. Toll payment: In India, the toll is deducted electronically via an RFID Fastag, tagged to your vehicle plates/number. Since it's from the UK you can't obtain them. The rule is to pay double the toll if you don't have the Fastag. So, you'd have to pay double for tolls. 2. Mobile connection: In India, movble connections are pretty cheap. I would suggest you visit a JIO center and get yourselves 2 prepaid sim cards. If you're in Kolkata again, please do let me know. I would love to help you. Welcome to India!

@TREADtheglobe

17 күн бұрын

Thank you for these tips 🙏

Both of you have chosen each other,the perfect travel partner.awesome couple.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Thank you 🙌 we feel lucky to have found each other 🌺

I met a nice family that cooked dinner for me on a dried cow dung patty fire. The bread was cooked directly on the coals! It was delicious. Happy Travels

@CandycaneBeyond

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I had no idea what it was for.

@donkeykong516

Ай бұрын

I’m sure it had dungy flavor, lol

Marianne, when you shouted at that lorry you were coming through😂😂😂😅. I'm impressed with how lovely the hotels are. Stay safe. ❤

I can’t get over the amount of garbage everywhere.

@pamelapati1219

Ай бұрын

That was a shocker for me too, horns and trash everywhere along with crazy driving. Very unorganized is true.

@susantosi695

Ай бұрын

And no one ever sweeping (or shoveling). Just walk right by…what a dirty place.

@Pammellam

Ай бұрын

I have been to India as well. There is trash everywhere. One thing that is interesting, I have seen some videos of Pakistan. It seems much much cleaner. Pakistan was part of India long ago, but it is much cleaner. Similar people but different outcomes. But some young people in Mumbai are starting to clean up the rivers and ocean front. Maybe things will change for the better if more young people take pride in their country.

@s.12330

Ай бұрын

Corruption is one of the reason lots municipalities just award contracts to private companies and don't supervise them.

@foilrider2000

Ай бұрын

A bit like LA.

As if the driving wasn’t intense enough. Watching an ‘edge of the seat’ show to relax.😂 Marianne has nerves of steel and a soft heart (giving flowers). Chris keeps us entertained with his narration. You guys rock! India the most spiritual civilization in the world. Amazing!

Maryanne if driving was in the Olympics, you would take Gold…Well done… Great footage….😊😅

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Awwh Thanks 😉🌷

"Ninja potholes" 🤣🤣🤣 So funny.

Having been through many of the states in India on so many roads I’m always in awe at how skilled are most of the drivers - especially given how challenging are most of the roads. Marianne, you make it look so easy to drive there. I’m sure it isn’t, but you make look like a breeze - the mark of a real pro. Happy trails. Looking forward to your next video.

Speaking of mosquitoes, I thot I noticed a mozzie flying inside Trudy on windscreen at about 30'.

Thank you for taking us along to see India. I know I’ll never have the opportunity to visit (not on my bucket list) but I’m able to see it through your eyes. What a busy, crazy, noisy video!!! I admire Marianne’s driving skills. I don’t know how she avoids all the bikes, buses, trailers, cows, dogs & potholes coming at her!!!!

@foilrider2000

Ай бұрын

A complete nightmare 😢

I just came back from Chiang Rai and watched this episode. This is something else. This is adventurism that I don't need. Good on you for having the guts to do this and showing us the real India.

We have just had our first trip in our old/new VW van and inspired and excited by how you guys do it. We have had a blast. Love your videos.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Woo Hoo - That is great to hear !! Enjoy xx

Hahahaha....that was one hell of a fun road ride and i have to say lovely Marianne passed with flying colours! She definitely rocks!

Thanks so much. This one brought me right back to memories of driving in India 60 years ago. I cheer you on.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it - love to you both xx

0:29 Him: "Worst road possible" Us: "That's one of the best street road we've ever seen... plain, straight and clean...!!!"

How did we end up driving across Northern Indian ? Living life love ❤️ Precious moment . Absolutely beautiful .❤

Great driving! You may need to have Trudy's suspension checked in the next country you go to after this leg!

It's hypnotically relaxing watching you weave along the roads.

Wow! what a stark contrast between two most crowded countries, China and India.

I am impressed with whatever GPS Road Maps you are using! Gets you where you are going. 👍

@markereyna2363

Ай бұрын

Prior to my retirement, some of the nicest coworkers I had who were from India were the nicest people I could ever meet. Great privilege.❤️

Good choice of sitar music - set's the mood nicely. First class videos, many thanks for sharing your trip.

Awesome video as always Chris and Marianne. Those roads are absolutely crazy but Marianne is absolutely incredible driver. Thanks for letting us ride along with y’all on y’all’s journey around the world 🌎.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for coming with us 🌺

Another gripping / nailbiting cross country adventure! I keep my fingers crossed you don't blow a tire on those awful roads 😝😵‍💫😵! Definitely upgrade Trudy's Horn: what about a really loud ship foghorn 😉? You can buy a Pop-Up Mosquito Net Tent which adapts to your hotel bed everywhere, they are cheap and can be stored flat. It saves my life when travelling in mosquito infested areas. I love your gorgeous red shirt Marianne! It suits you!

We really enjoy your videos! This series in India is particularly fascinating! We also enjoy learning the different words people use arround the world to explain the same thing. For instance - in the USA we say "people are honking at us" and you say "people are horning at us" - Thank you so much for sharing and teaching us!!! XXOO

@sharonanderson5794

Ай бұрын

Heard of hooting the horn … honking the horn but not horning the horn!

@sjbict

Ай бұрын

most in UK say honking.

@sharongillis4531

Ай бұрын

@@sjbicton Australia we say toot the horn.

@anuardalhar6762

Ай бұрын

Because they are really horny.

@CandycaneBeyond

Ай бұрын

Do you say shopping 🛒 cart or buggy?

Girl you have skills! I have been on the edge of my seat since episode S 8 46 lol. You guys rock. Hope you can continue your travels without much mishaps. Thanks for sharing your life!

@TREADtheglobe

23 күн бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

“Fear is temporary. Regret is permanent. Adventure is taking a chance because it’s better than the question mark if you don’t.” quote from Dan Skinner. I assume your opening "Quote" is a variation on the original...now back to your video and India driving nightmares. 😉😋

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Thanks !!

India is an exceptional country, full of mystery and beauty……just as long as you know where they are, otherwise you must be vigilant and alert at all times. Drive safely and enjoy India. Since you don’t have any other choice! BTW, if you don’t Honk in India you’re unusual.

I love how you say hello to all the animals on the way😊 (I do the same) and your 'whoopsies' every now and then. I live in a quaint hill station in South India surrounded by tea estates and eucalyptus trees. I am amazed at your patience on the road... You probably would have found South India different though the driving is pretty much as chaotic... a lot more traffic jams for sure. All the best for the rest of your trip. 😊

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

😊 thank you - One day we hope to do the south ... Kind regards Marianne 🌺

Thank you for sharing your experiences. Safe travels!! ❤

My nerves are shot just watching, preferred you not moving for a year in a car park in Turkey 😂😂 amazing driving Marianne,, nerves of steel! What an experience 👏

@alisonlee3314

Ай бұрын

Totally agree! But I'm glad they've done India so that I don't have to!!

It's doing my head in looking at the driving, dip my hat to you both.

You guys are awesome! Keep on keeping on! Loving the India content. 😊

If you had passed through Bihar state, you should have visited BodhGaya. Bodhgaya is a place where Buddha got enlightenment.

Your are an INCREDIBLE team ! Your driving and filming are awesome ! I hope you are having a wonderful day. 😊

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Thank you Alex, you too !! 🌺

I have said this many times: India should be on everyone's bucket list. I lived and worked there for 5 years and was able to see all of the country, even hard to get into places, like Kashmir (at that time you needed a special permit), through my work contacts. It's an incredible country and you put up with all its foibles because it's got so many incredible sights and such wonderful people. And the Ganges, at sunrise, in Banaras (as it's my habit to call Varanasi), is one of the great sights.

Im an Indian returned after 20 years outside of India. I stopped driving after 3 months as india is hell when it comes to driving. No discipline no rules and no roads. Everything drives in opposite direction even in highways. Police is non existent. They are focused on bribe. Not on anything else.

@bboysaurabh

14 күн бұрын

Why you return??

@kunaldutta3949

3 күн бұрын

You shouldn't return to india,you should move permanently to outside foreign country rather than coming to India,😢😂

Thank you for bringing along thru the chaos!

I think we could all write a book, on this episode alone!....Like the last one, it's been an absolute thrill ride. And talking of "Stealth Cow" Chris, that should be Marianne's new nickname. She's taken the bull by the horn, and mooving through that traffic like a udder native. She's a fully fledged Scru(tinous) driver now!

Dear Mariane & Krist! I am really impressed by the video. It was full of humour. India looks like as if it is another planet. Have a nice trip there🙋‍♂️

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Thank you !!

We used to train people out in India, couldn’t get anyone to go there in the end.

I always wanted to visit India but looking at where you guys are driving through I wont be there in a hurry

@ELCEV

Ай бұрын

My bucket list just got a hole, this country fell out the bottom 😅

@pffyespff

Ай бұрын

I've never wanted to visit India... and now I still don't want to, and I've been to Haiti, Tanzania and Cambodia.

@janavanbeelen8489

Ай бұрын

Definitely not on my bucket list

@Ok....-

Ай бұрын

Seems like gotta change ma priority

@techandunbox_

19 күн бұрын

There are hundreds of good places in India Don't develop a bad image about India by seeing a part of an underdeveloped town.

The most challenging but equally the most interesting part of your journey. Looking forward to your experience of Varanasi, hope you got to see the Aarti sunset ceremony performance on The Ganges.

You’re doing well guys! Pot holes, cows, tuk-tuks, toll booths - you’ve got them all!! You do keep calm and carry on! Impressive every video! 🚌🚌

Did you catch the road sign behind the gentleman wearing a red shirt at time 4:08? The sign screams "run for your life!". Funny.

Emphatic yes to your pondering about writing a book!! it would be riveting to read! xx

When we first moved to South Texas and it was humid when it was pretty warm we would turn on our AC on full blast to make it feel like home

@mohamadkhamal7600

Ай бұрын

Brownsville?

How do I pay tolls in India? STEPS FOR FASTAG USE: Affix the tag on your vehicle* Maintain sufficient balance in your Prepaid Account** Zip through toll plazas without stopping to pay cash.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

We were told that you need an indian address and reg number for the fast tag and that it doesnt accept foreign vehicles

This is like taking me on a road trip with you, sitting on your lap. Great. Sometimes I search the faces of those pedestrians crossing the road, or walking pass your van, and I wonder what is going on with their lifes. If only you can set up a chat with the locals, language barrier besides.

Loving your Indian videos. Marianne, you are a driver super star. Thinking of when we were in Türkiye, a guy told us, that the name Dolmuş (mini bus) means full to over flowing. My goodness India takes that to the extreme 😅 love it!

Re your issues with the dreaded mosquitoes....try and get some mosquito coils.....they burn like a coiled joss stick...but the work...I used them in Singapore.. Malaysia...Sri Lanka...and Belize.....😊

@gailstevens6831

Ай бұрын

And use mosquito nets

You have soooo much patience! 💖🌹

Love the music that accompanied the video 👍

Brings back memories (nightmares) of driving through Colombia. Washed out roads and thousands of motorbikes. Ecuador was a pleasant surprise after 6 months in Colombia 😂 You're edging closer to home now guys. We're planning on popping back in July for a month. Will be my first time back in 5 years. Imagining it to be a massive culture shock after 4 and a half years in Latin America.

For viewers who might have formed an impression of India based on these videos, let's avoid overgeneralizing. The city chosen to land in and the journey to Mumbai may depict a specific region, but India's landscape and culture vary significantly across its states. While the chaos on Indian roads can be daunting for newcomers, it's a reality we've adapted to. Recognizing this complexity is essential. India's space program, like NASA's research, contributes to scientific advancement and national development, independent of on-ground realities. Just as different aspects of a country can coexist, so too can technological achievements and the hustle of daily life. So, while acknowledging India's complexity and challenges, it's important not to paint the entire country with a broad brush based on limited perspectives.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Yes agreed - we are excited to be driving across to Jaiselmer before heading down to Mumbai - so much countryside to see !! Kind regards Marianne

@knightofceylon-ms1us

Ай бұрын

NASA hasn't done anything to the development of your grassroots. It's just an absurd comment to justify the negatives. I have travelled India widely, only a few cities have developed but once you get out of the city perimeter its ridiculously bad. I have travelled Tanzania, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Kenya and Mozambique but absolutely super motorways to travel. Unfortunately, India is one of the filthiest countries I have ever been to.

What an adventure you are having. Thanks for bringing a glimps of India to us. 🤗

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

More to come!

Love your videos. Cannot wait for next week. My dream was drive Durban to Egypt but unfortunately it is too dangerous. But it was a good dream. Africa is beautiful.

@albertvandeventer8325

Ай бұрын

Do it.

@magdavanzyl6141

Ай бұрын

Africans will always help you. Do it❤​@@albertvandeventer8325

@alrightdave6135

Ай бұрын

Just do it

The idea of a digitally lnked wi-fi fast TAG card is to reduce crowding and speed up throughputs at the Toll Gates, and also for increasing compliance. This actually helped in the busier routes like those around New Delhi. To implement fast TAg faster, it is correctly decided that cash toll shall be charged twice the normal rate. You could have simply bought a TAG card which is easy and fast to get, stuck it up on your front windscreen, and zoom through the tolls without discussion. No rockets here !

thanks for driving thru India, so we don't have to :)

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

We are excited to be driving across to Jaiselmer and then south to Mumbai to ship on as we drive / ship on to complete this expedition 🌷 so we will be showing more states in India as we go

@jfhow

Ай бұрын

@@TREADtheglobe looking forward to it!

@devanparameshwaranparamesh198

Ай бұрын

@@TREADtheglobe Don't know about your time constraints, but if possible don't miss the south of India. Especially Kerala, my home state. It's back waters and hill stations are so beautiful and so is the food.

@devanparameshwaranparamesh198

Ай бұрын

Every few hundred kilometers India changes. The culture, food, the scenery, everything changes. North has a different beauty , so does south, west and the east. Language, food , culture, scenery, everything changes.

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

@devanparameshwaranparamesh198 - we would love to one day but as we are on a deadline to get back to the UK for our charity fundraiser Dinner / Dance and after being on the road for over 4+ years doing this challenge - it is time to get home 😉🌷

In India, all tolls are cashless since few months. So if you are paying by cash then there will be a penalty. To Pay cashless, you need to have a fastag sticker on your vehicle which will be linked to your bank account and the money will be debited as and when you pass through a toll booth. I am not sure of the formalities as to how you can get a fastag for a vehicle without Indian registration. If you get one installed then things will be very easy for you.

The M25 at rush hour looks like a breeze compared to the traffic on those roads!

This is better than any British TV show .

Once out of the city/town areas, the country side is lovely!

This is superb road trippin footage, well done to you both

8:11 Background music ( Sitar & Tabla combination ) is superb 👌👌

When in India, go with the flow. Don't fight it.

Not always a fan of vlogs just showing the driving. But hey this is better than the 10000s of site arrivals in the UK.. you smashed it Marianne

Despite having motorsport experience driving across Indian subcontinent is always a challenge for me. People simply point their vehicles in the direction they want to go. Like vignette in Europe we have fast tag here.

Fair play Marianne you are doing an awesome job of driving in that mayhem there and not hitting anyone but I am more surprised no one has hit you thankfully, keep up your brilliant driving and stay safe

Marianne totally picked out the music!

@dero9960

Ай бұрын

And your driving. WTH

@dero9960

Ай бұрын

And I love Chris' laugh

@TREADtheglobe

Ай бұрын

Ha ha - thank you - it is in fact Chris who does all of the video production side of Tread the Globe 😉🌷

You deserve a prize for driving Marianne. I follow the channel Those Happy Days, they travelled through India in a tuk tuk. I think they went across India the first time then south to north but it was completely different from the India you are seeing. Some places not so nice but most were really lovely. Hope you get to these places soon. I'm amazed at how lovely your hotels have been considering what you have driven through.

@TREADtheglobe

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Thank you Anne - it has been full on fun that is for sure !! 😉🌺

Haha the horns!!!! 😭😂

Have you checked out “Those Happy Days” vlog ….English couple who travelled India in an Indian TukTuk ….an eye opener for sure

@susanwoods174

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Don't know how they managed it, it's bad enough in Trudy. 2 UK people in a tuk tuk in Indian 🤔😉,, Chris and Marianne seems more real,,, just saying.. The people are so lovely... Where's next, I'm enjoying the journey.

“It’s almost like Tinnitus” 😂😂😂

Omg what a drive! India seems to be ones who have and mostly ones who have nothing! Love the sign as you went into the hotel "No Spitting" lol keep Vlogging stay safe 😊

It's quite a challenging road trip. But the villages and towns along the way are interesting

What the man at the toll booth was saying is the FastTag. It is issued by the Indian Govt. and is mandatory to be in every vehicle. It is basically an RFID tag that you paste in front of your windshield. The Fasttag has a wallet that can be recharged. When you are at a toll booth, you need not pay cash and the cameras at the toll scan the Tag and automatically deduct the money from your FastTag wallet. However, if you do not have the FastTag and pay by cash, you need to pay double the toll amount as penalty. For eg, if your toll is Rs.50, you would need to pay Rs.100 in cash. However, I don't know if you can get a FastTag on a foreign vehicle and recharge it if you don't have an Indian bank account.

SO interesting! Thankyou and stay safe

@TREADtheglobe

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Thank you 🌺

Oh it's your hair grip!!! Relief! At 18.03 I could have sworn I glimpsed a tarantula-like thing on your arm. Must have been from the nervous tension I was feeling on that hairy drive HaHa

@TREADtheglobe

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Ha ha !! thank goodness ... I read this and panicked !! phew !! M 😂

You guys are amazing driving in India roads 👍👌🙏

I'm amazed your doing that in such a big van, will you use mousse t 's track I'm howny on the very busy bits of road :)

The large bridge (14:19) over the river had very dodgy looking barriers on each side. I doubt if they would stop anything other than a small tuk-tuk from crashing through them in the event of an accident.

You've got nerves of cold steel Marianne! Awesome 😎