Ultimate Encounter in Buenos Aires (Paris of South America )
I am with a local from Buenos Aires... Hello, I have been to India many times I love Indian food And you are wearing a Rudraksh Rudraksh Kamala It is with the hand She was saying it is like Samosa of Argentina So good I love it, I want to eat it I am very shocked Her dress is also from India She forced me to come here You have to try this You have to try There are hundreds of varieties of Alphahore Famous personalities from all over the world They have a misconception about India And once you go there You see an amazing country with amazing people If I ever got married It will be to an Indian I am happy and sad at the same time I will tell you the reason Hey guys Welcome back to the new vlog My name is Tor Vashu I am in South America's second largest country And the world's 8th largest country Argentina's capital And largest city, Buenos Aires In today's video We are going to explore some special parts of Buenos Aires Which we have not seen Or explored In the last video you saw I explored Buenos Aires By local transport public bus In today's video We are going to explore Buenos Aires's underground Or metro We are going to explore this city through the metro So now I am walking To Buenos Aires's underground Which is called Sabte It's the same thing Buenos Aires's metro is the first And the oldest metro Of all Latin America Of all Southern Hemisphere Of all Spanish speaking world Whose first line Was opened in 1913 100 years ago And even in Spain's capital Madrid's underground metro Started after Buenos Aires So this is the metro station Of Buenos Aires Which is called Sabte Sabte, Buenos Aires Ciudad Which means Buenos Aires City And you can go to many places In this underground From the metro There are around 7 lines Around 100 stations So I took the Buenos Aires's Transport card With which I was travelling This card is valid for all public transport Including Sabte So I have to take this line Towards the cathedral I don't know where to tap It's done Around 722 Pesos Around 50 rupees So this is the metro station Of Buenos Aires It's looking good There is a light show On the wall We are in the green line And the next metro Is coming in 2 minutes So you can see The oldest underground metro Of all Latin America There is an advertisement Between the tracks We are going to see The most expensive neighborhood Of all Latin America Which is in Buenos Aires And the widest avenue Of the world The widest road Of the world Which is arguably In Buenos Aires So this is the metro Of Buenos Aires Let's go inside It's empty So guys The neighborhood In which we are In Buenos Aires Is called Puerto Madero For many decades For many centuries It was the most Expensive neighborhood Of all Latin America Probably still is All the lanes and streets In this neighborhood Are in the name of women The river flows here And there is a bridge In Puerto Madero And the name of this bridge Is women's bridge In Spanish and local Pinto de la Mujer Mujer means women In this neighborhood There are many high-rise buildings Luxurious hotels Luxurious restaurants Many international Multinational companies offices High-rise residential apartments In all Argentina In all Latin America The cost of this land Is the highest It has been designed very well The whole of Buenos Aires Is super neat and clean This place is even more neat and clean Well-organized, well-managed So guys In Buenos Aires The main area The road is on the left The road is on the right But in the middle This lane is only for buses Not even 2 lanes There are 4 lanes for buses Other than buses You can't travel in these 4 lanes You can't come Here 2-3 lanes For all vehicles On the other side 2-3 lanes for all vehicles So guys in the first video I told you that in all of Argentina Up to 97% population And most of them Are of Italian descent Followed by Spanish So obviously In the whole country The culture of pizza and pasta is very strong Extremely strong In the Latin American world The place where pizza is made Is called Pizzeria And in Argentina The highest number of pizzerias Per capita in the world So right now I am in this area This area is called Libertad In Spanish It means freedom I came here looking for something I thought it would be a normal area But this neighborhood Looks very modern and developed You can see the road Multiple lanes Broad colored road Red road, green road High rise buildings on both sides of the road Apartments Shopping complex Public transport Amazing city As it is said If you go to Italy You must eat pizza If you come to Buenos Aires or Argentina You must eat pizza Today we are going to a pizza shop Which is almost One century old Which is considered One of the best pizza shops in the world We are going to that pizza shop Although There are a lot of restaurants here There is a chicken shop Burger King McDonalds So that pizza shop Is located on this road Or this avenue This avenue looks so beautiful There are a lot of Clothes showrooms A lot of restaurants A lot of pizza shops Theater Cinema hall Everything is on this road This is the world famous pizza shop The name of the pizza shop is Pizzeria Guerin So we have to cross the road Where to go Let's see This pizza shop looks very iconic But there is nothing to cross the road So we have to go a little further and cross the road After seeing this road I fell in love with the city Everything is so well managed Here The city is well planned and maintained Some local people told me That 20-25 years ago The people of Buenos Aires Used to consider their city As the best city in the world It was such a beautiful city It was such a great city The currency was very good There was no unemployment The whole city was full of people There was a lot of business But in the last 20-25 years There has been a crisis Because of the currency and unemployment A lot of people are leaving their cities And going abroad A lot of shops are closed People have lost their jobs This pizza shop was opened in 1932 Almost one century ago And their specialty is They have no other branch Neither in the world This is the only branch In the whole of Buenos Aires Let's see What can we eat here This is the iconic pizza shop Let me show you the restaurant Then we will eat something There are a lot of famous people From all over the world This is the pizza shop There are a lot of Italian flags Because the culture is from Italy This is a multi-floor restaurant We are in the lower floor We will sit on the upper floor There is a lot of staff here, the menu is big, everything is great here, everything is iconic, you can see Here something like this pizza is made, there is a lot of staff here, why are they ringing the bell? I have to listen to my ears, and the special thing here is that all the pizzas made here are made of wood There is no gas, nothing else, just wood, all the pizzas are made of wood There are also empanadas, Argentina's popular empanada, that is, there is also roasted, BBQ and fried We will try everything, we cannot eat everything here, we will try it in another shop All the popular guests who have come to this restaurant in the last 100 years, have their photos here Politicians, artists, authors, actors Only cheese, mozzarella, vegetables with white sauce There are so many pizzas here that I have never seen, never thought of Except for some common pizzas, I don't know what other pizzas are here, I don't understand So guys, I have ordered two different varieties of pizza This is the classic pizza here, that is, there is only cheese, I think there is tomato paste below This is a classic pizza, and this pizza is made of vegetable and milk, this is their special I don't know what kind of pizza it is, I will try it, it looks extremely yummy, it looks extremely tasty Along with this, there is orange juice, you can see The price is almost 3000, almost 3000, almost 5000 Pesos All in all, I have spent around 10,500 Pesos Consider the money, this is a pizza for 450 rupees, two pieces in Indian Rupees And this juice is for 350 rupees, the whole round is for 800 rupees, two pizzas and this juice For one person, two pizzas are enough, it is a very thick pizza, look at the size, look at the thickness It is a very thick pizza, what kind of pizza is this, I just put this knife and it broke, so soft So guys, this vegetable pizza has such a unique taste, I have not found any pizza in the world I don't know how they made it, there is spinach inside, broccoli, there are other vegetables, pizza made with milk This is another pizza, look at this cheese pizza, it is also extremely soft, it is so soft that it melts in the mouth I am seeing this in this pizza shop, maximum people are eating pizza with beer Around 70-75% people here have beer with pizza, drinking beer, enjoying pizza, the whole European culture When you walk on the streets of Buenos Aires, you will find a lot of bookstores and bookshops And it is said that in Buenos Aires, most bookstores per capita in the world There is no bookstore or bookshop more than this in the world, it is in Buenos Aires So now we have come to a unique bookstore in one of the many bookstores in Buenos Aires Its name is El Ateneo Grand Splendid This unique bookstore is located in a unique building, which was opened in 1919, 100 years ago This is a century-old building, and when it was opened, it was converted into a cinema Where the first sound film of Argentina was shown in this theater Then in the early 2000s, this building was converted into a bookstore All the interiors and carvings of this building are still the same, which was originally built 100 years ago This bookstore is of multiple floors and multiple levels, it is so beautiful You will feel like you have reached the living history of walking history There are books in many other European languages, including English All the books you see here are related to yoga Yoga is written on the bookshelf, that is, the topic of the book is written on it There are many words in Hindi and Indian So far you have seen that there is a lot of pizza culture in the whole of Buenos Aires There is also empanada and ice cream or gelato culture, which we are going to see later Along with that, sandwich and alfajol culture is very popular in the whole country You must know everything, but let me show you what Alfa 4 is In the whole of Buenos Aires, you will find a confectionery shop every 50 meters or 100 meters Where you will find many varieties of confectionery There are chocolates, biscuits, chips, wafers, cold drinks, alcohol and water You will get it every 2-3 minutes The unique thing you will see in every shop is this That is Alfa 4 There are hundreds of varieties of Alfa 4 There are more than a dozen companies and hundreds of varieties How is it? What is it? Let me show you everything In the whole of Argentina, especially in Buenos Aires, Alfa 4 is ultra popular The name of the company is Alfa 4 And the name of the thing to eat is Alfa 4 or Alfa Horace There are many varieties I have seen at least 50 to 100 varieties in this Alfa 4 shop It is in different packaging, different flavors, different colors, different shapes and sizes You can see that it is normal, it is premium, there is a lot Sabo Traditional Argentino That is the traditional flavor of Argentina Now we have come to a bakery in Buenos Aires Or you can call it a confectionery store Where you can find many varieties of sweets, bakeries, salted items, sweet items, you can find a lot Hello Alfa 4? Yes How much? So Alfa 4 is something like this In the whole of Buenos Aires, sandwiches are common in almost every type of shop Even on the road, people keep selling sandwiches Look, it's a normal confectionery shop But there are a lot of varieties of sandwiches here This is with cheese and fish, this is with cheese and tuna This is with cheese and ham This is with cheese and carrot This is with cheese and olive So guys, I have taken this sandwich in this bakery Actually there are two sandwiches One sandwich is with cheese and olive You must be seeing that The upper layer is with cheese and olive The lower sandwich is with cheese and carrot There is such a sandwich It is in white bread You will find some sandwiches here in brown bread or multigrain bread Along with that, this is Alfa Horace What is Alfa Horace? Because I am eating here, they have cut it into two parts with a knife Normally it is a joint Let me show you There are two layers of cookies or biscuits Which are normally made of wheat or corn You can see the brown jelly type in the middle This is Dulce de Leche Dulce de Leche is ultra popular in Latin America and some European countries Dulce de Leche is ultra popular It is a caramelized milk When milk and sugar are heated for a long time It forms a very dense jelly type It is called Dulce de Leche It is very delicious and tasty People here eat a lot It is a kind of Alfa Horace biscuit sandwich With Dulce de Leche The upper layer of biscuit is chocolate coated The lower layer of biscuit is non-coated In Buenos Aires, the sandwich bread is so thin That you don't feel like you are eating bread It is a very thin layer of bread It has a lot of filling It has a lot of cheese It has a lot of olives It is a very unique and tasty flavor It is a very thin layer of bread It is like a paper Along with that, it has a very thick layer of cheese and olives It is very tasty I ate this Alfa Horace sandwich In a normal bakery shop Let's go to my house The bill for all these items is 7200 Argentinian Pesos Around 5500 Pesos So guys, very good evening It is around 8 in the evening I am with a local from Buenos Aires Her name is Lorena So Lorena, hello Hello guys How are you? I am good, I am really good She is a local from Argentina She has come to a restaurant So we will show you some local food which is very popular in this city. Before that, let's talk a little bit about the local life here. I have friends here. Okay, you have been to India, right? I have been to India. How many times? Many times.
So many times? I don't remember. So many times, huh? Yeah. And how long you lived or stayed in India? I've been there, the first time was in 2019.
I was doing an internship in Bangladesh. Oh, in Bangladesh. In Bangladesh, in Dhaka. And my first stop was in Delhi. Then I've been to Kolkata.
Kolkata. Yeah, I love Kolkata. You love Kolkata? I've been many times to Kolkata. After Kolkata, I flew to Dhaka.
Dhaka. And came back to Kolkata for Diwali. For Diwali? Yeah. You celebrated Diwali in Kolkata? I've been twice to Kolkata for Diwali. Many times to Kolkata, but twice for Diwali. So many times to Kolkata? So many times to Kolkata.
You love Kolkata? I love Kolkata. What else? I also love Kerala. Kerala? Yeah.
Varkala beach. Varkala beach? Yeah. And where else you've been in India? To Agra, Shaipur, Mumbai. Many times to Delhi. Bangalore? No.
No? No. Somebody has to invite me. Okay. Okay. What do you like about India? Uttapa. Uttapa.
How do you pronounce it properly? We pronounce it as Uttapam. Uttapam. So she has a gluten synergy.
She can't eat anything made of wheat or rice. She can only eat things made of rice. She can only eat items made of rice.
So Uttapam is her favorite. It's your favorite, huh? It is. And you've had so many times Uttapam. Onion Uttapam. Onion Uttapam. And how about Dosa? I like it too.
Dosa. I love Indian food. Indian food, huh? Yeah.
And you're wearing a Rudraksh? Rudraksh Mala. So she wears a Rudraksh Mala all the time. Look, she's wearing a Rudraksh Mala.
I use it every morning. And before sleeping. And chanting mantras. Chanting mantras? Yeah.
Tell me about your city, Buenos Aires. Like, how it was earlier and how is it now? Also, when my parents were young, Argentina used to be rich. Very rich, huh? Very rich country. Yeah, yeah. After so many crises, the economy is not so good.
Argentina is very expensive now. Very, very expensive. Very, very expensive. Compared to other countries in South America.
Yeah, it is expensive. And... Yeah, but it's amazing. Once upon a time, even the U.S.
used to say, around 50 years ago, or 100 years ago, that Argentina will become the superpower of the world. And will become the most powerful, and most modern and developed country. That's what they used to say. This country went through a lot of multiple economic crises. It went through hyperinflation.
This country's economy. Economically, this country is still very good. But economically, it is not as good as before. But still, this country's infrastructure, architecture, is very good. Very good.
Much better than European countries. And in the city, there is so much cafe, restaurant, and cafeteria culture. And library, book shops. Book shop. In this country, there are so many restaurants, cafes, cafeterias, bakeries, and book shops in the city. That it is not as popular as it is in Europe.
People used to sit in a cafe and restaurant for hours. For hours. They meet and they stay for hours. No, not for.
For hours. For hours. No, not for hours. For. For hours.
Okay. So, there is a restaurant in Buenos Aires where we have come to eat. Let's show you the item we have ordered. And here in Buenos Aires, people love to eat very late, right? Yeah. Very late. Yeah.
They have dinner at 10 pm. 10 pm. Sometimes 9.30, sometimes at 11.
Very late and a lot. A lot in dinner, huh? A lot. And after having dinner, they drink a cup of coffee and then they go to bed.
I used to do that when I was younger. Okay. So, I am home at 11, have dinner, have a cup of coffee, and then. So, according to their diet, they are on a special diet right now.
They can eat very little. They can't eat what I have ordered. They can only eat rice items and fruits. Okay. No. This is corn.
Humita. There is corn, chicken, meat, vegetables. There are all varieties here.
You will get this empanada. Okay. And this? In this empanada, Basil means Tulsi type. Tulsi, tomato and cheese. And this is? Tulsi type empanada. Let's try it.
Let's eat it one by one. All empanadas. People eat empanada every time except breakfast. Right.
In the breakfast as well. Eat this with the hand. With your hand. Eat with hand? Yeah. No, no. It's more tasty if you eat with your hand.
Eat with your hand. So, this is cheese and onion empanada. It's very hot. It's very hot. And it's not fried.
It's baked. The cheese is already melted inside. In the melted cheese, there is onion. Onion.
Overall, it's very tasty. She was saying it's like samosa of Argentina. I love samosa.
You love samosa? I do. You want to eat it? I want to eat it. It's so good. So tasty. Yeah, it is. But you cannot eat it.
I can't. She wants to eat it but she cannot. This empanada is really very tasty.
And I so want to eat that one. And are you a vegetarian? I am. How long have you been a vegetarian? More than 12 years before moving to Germany. I became vegetarian the day I did yoga for the first time. After that, I couldn't eat animals any longer.
So, this is the next empanada. The shape of the empanada is also different. Some are triangular, some are rectangular, some are round. Anyways, this is a triangular shape empanada.
It has basil, cheese and tomato. This is so good. So good.
I love it. I want to eat it. You can eat it. No, I can't. Today, you can skip your diet. You can't, huh? Something that I love from India is amla.
Amla? I love amla. I wash my hair with fenugreek and amla. Okay. Since 2018, since the first time I've been to India, I only use a shampoo that I buy in an Ayurvedic pharmacy in Kolkata. Okay.
So, I have to go back to Kolkata because I have only four bottles left. That's why Kolkata is your favorite. No, it's not.
She has citizenship of three different countries. Three countries, right? I am here. Argentina. I was born here. I'm Argentinian.
Where else? I'm Italian. I have Italian ancestors. And after so many years in Germany, I became German.
German. Yeah. So, I told you that in this country, most people are of Italian descendants.
So, she's also of Italian descendants. Her ancestors were from Italy. So, she got citizenship of Italy because of that claim. So, you can live in any of these three countries as long as you want, right? Within the European Union. Anywhere in the European Union as well.
Anywhere in the European Union and in Argentina. Look at this empanada. It's so tasty. It's so yummy.
Wow. Mouth-watering. Look at this empanada.
It doesn't have cheese. It has two different types of corn. One is mashed corn.
You can see that it's mashed corn. They say that you have to eat it with your hands. People here prefer eating it with hands. That's why it's more tasty.
So, guys, this is the last empanada of the day. It has spinach inside. Along with milk and some wheat mixture.
It's also called white sauce. It's very unique. Let's eat it then. Can you see I haven't worn it since I bought it. I have worn other Indian clothes as well.
But I had kept it safely. They are saying this for a special occasion. So I am wearing it. So guys, I had told you that in the whole of Buenos Aires and Argentina, there is a lot of Italian culture. There are a lot of ice cream shops as well.
It's mostly gelato, not ice cream. There is a difference between gelato and ice cream. Where you get gelato or ice cream, it's called gelateria. The shop's name is Cremolati. But in general, it's called gelateria. So we are going inside the gelateria.
There are some gelaterias where you get gelato. There are a lot of shops like this in the whole of Buenos Aires where you will get gelato or Italian ice cream. Let me show you a little closer. Let's wait here for a while. They have a lot of flavours.
At least around 50 flavours. You can see how people are ordering ice cream and gelato in big bowls. So guys, I got ice cream. It's not ice cream, it's gelato.
The most popular flavour here is dulce de leche. Dulce de leche. As I told you, it's caramelised milk.
It has two flavours of ice cream. Dulce de leche on top with chocolate chips. It's very popular. And the green gelato you see below is pistachio.
Let me tell you something very interesting. Lorena, what is your family name? Ferrari. Her family name is Ferrari. Ferrari automobile is from Italy? It's from Italy, right? Okay. After hearing her family name, I was very shocked.
Ferrari. So guys, this is a popular Havana cafe. It's in almost all the blocks of Buenos Aires. It's open in every block.
You can see how many varieties of alfajores are here. With fruits, with dulce de leche. Dulce de leche, nuts and chestnuts.
Chestnuts, with chocolate, with cocoa. So guys, we are in a cafe in Buenos Aires. It's ultra popular.
It's called Havana. Havana. Let's pronounce it like this. You can find this Havana cafe almost everywhere.
They forced me to come here to try it. Today is my last day in Argentina. It's raining heavily today.
I've already shown you an alfajor. She said that the alfajor I had was not good. The alfajor here is the best in Argentina.
What is an alfajor? Alfajor is like a... It's like a cookie sandwich. I showed you.
Okay. 70% cocoa. 70% chocolate. Unfortunately, she can't eat anything. I feel so bad that I'm eating and she can't eat anything. She's just eating at home.
The packaging is also premium. Look at this alfajor. It's all chocolate coated. It's so tasty. Super soft. Super yummy.
The alfajor I had here was around 2100 pesos. It was around 200 rupees. 200 rupees for one alfajor. Anyways, you can see outside. It's raining so heavily.
It's been raining continuously since morning. There's a lot of water on the road. People are carrying umbrellas. But the rain is not stopping. It's been raining continuously since I woke up.
Where are we going? Paraya. Paraya? That way. So guys, it's the last day. There's not much to do today. We're just walking in the rain. There's a mall here.
You can see it. It's a normal mall. But it looks good in Buenos Aires. It's a multi-floor mall. What's the name of this mall? Alto Palermo. It's a beautiful mall.
It's a normal mall. Palermo is the biggest district in Buenos Aires. It's the biggest district in the city. The normal malls also look beautiful. There are a lot of international brands here.
Apparel and food brands. So guys, I'm walking in the rain with an umbrella in the city. I'm watching the last movements of the city. Suddenly, I saw an advertisement for some Indian products.
Toothpaste, toothbrush, Ayurvedic. There are a lot of advertisements here. Sudanta by Sri Sri.
There are a lot of advertisements for Indian products. I can see a lot of Indian bikes in the city. Bajaj, TVS and Hero. I can see Bajaj Pulsar, Hero Hunk and TVS Apache. There are a lot of them. I think 80-90% motorbikes are Indian brands.
20% are Chinese or Japanese brands. So guys, I'm at Miss Ferrari's house. They laugh a lot. Today, we are going to have a drink. I've already had it a couple of times.
It's the most popular drink in the whole of Argentina. It's called Mate. When you come to Argentina, you'll see everyone drinking Mate. Whether it's a normal person, a youngster on the road, a police officer, everyone is drinking Mate. You'll see police officers drinking Mate.
It's a herbal drink. It's an extremely caffeine-rich drink. You won't be able to sleep after drinking it in the evening. It has more caffeine than coffee.
If you compare it with a cup and a metal straw, you'll see that it's an Argentinian drink. It's an Argentinian drink. It's an Argentinian drink.
It's an Argentinian drink. It's an Argentinian drink. People in Argentina keep sipping Mate, in every country, they keep sipping it in the evening so that they can sleep. Mix this sherba powder with hot water and you'll have Mate. Look, she is drinking Mate.
This is their home. This is the picture of Ganeshji and Lakshmi Ma. Lakshmi Ma's picture is also here.
This is Lakshmi from Bangladesh. From Bangladesh. She is from India. This is from Bangladesh.
Sri Sri Lakshmi Devi. After some time, I have to leave for the airport. I bought Teha's classic sandwich.
I wanted to eat something else but I saw this sandwich. I want to show you this. What is the name? Cheepa. This is a street snack.
It is called street snack. This is Cheepa. It is neither made of wheat flour nor rice flour. It is made of Sabudana. Sabudana's ball is mixed with cheese. It is called Cheepa.
It is mostly found in Argentina and neighboring country like Paraguay. Maybe in Uruguay as well. It is made of Tapio's starch and cheese. It is very tasty, especially when it is hot. It is cold now. It is very tasty.
She is showing me her books. I had no idea that she has so many books that she reads. Please tell me about the books. I have two books about yoga.
This is a book of a yoga teacher from Barcala, Kerala. There are questions and answers. Everything from the Bhagavad Gita. I tried to read this but it is too difficult for me. I started many times without any previous knowledge. It is difficult to understand.
I am trying. This is a book a guide to gourmet vegetarian cooking and a karma-free diet. It says that before eating, you have to offer your food to Krishna. What usually people think about India who have never been to India? How was your experience in India? They have a misconception about India.
Once you go there, you see that it is an amazing country with amazing people. I used to say before that if I ever got married, it will be to an Indian. They think that India is not a safe country for women. That was not what I experienced. It is a safe country for women. female solo travelers.
I also took a night bus from, I don't remember, to Delhi. It was to Jaipur, to Delhi. And I was sleeping the whole night and nothing happened.
I arrived in Delhi at 5.30 in the morning. And then, yeah, I took an Uber. Then I walked some streets alone and nothing happened. The thing was the stray dogs in Delhi.
They were following me and that was very scary. I'll tell you. Right now, I'm going to take my life's most expensive flight and longest flight. Yes. After flying from Buenos Aires, I'll reach New Delhi, India in around 26 to 27 hours.
My airline, we travel a lot from India, but I'm going to fly for the first time from this airline. The name of the airline is Ethiopian Airline because I got the cheapest airline to go from here to India. That was also very costly for me. I'll tell you all about it. This airline will go to India via Ethiopia. The first airline is for 16 hours. From Argentina to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia. Then I have a layover of around 3 to 4 hours in Ethiopia. After that, I have a 7-hour flight from Ethiopia to New Delhi.
All in all, it's a 27-hour flight. My first flight is for 16 hours. In that, I have a 1.5-hour stopover in Sao Paulo, Brazil. We don't have to get off the plane. We just have to wait for 1 hour and the passengers will board the same flight to go to Ethiopia. This is what's going to happen. I booked this flight around 10 days ago. I was wondering if I should book it 1-2 months ago or 1-2 days ago.
The price of the flight was almost the same. This flight cost me exactly Rs. 1 lakh. I was in a bad situation to book this flight. But there was no other option. I have to go to India for some reasons. I'm happy that I'm going to India after a long time. I'll see India, eat Indian food, stay with my family, meet my parents.
There are some other reasons. My passport is almost full. Only 2-3 pages are left. I have to apply for a new passport. This is my 3rd passport. I'm sad that this trip is coming to an end. This trip was very good. It was a very important trip of my life. I enjoyed a lot. I went to a very unique location. I saw a lot of new things. I met a lot of new people. I learned a new language. I saw a new culture. I experienced a lot. I went to North America, Central America, South America.
I'm very sad that this trip is coming to an end. I had a lot of other plans to go on this trip. I had planned to go to this place before this trip. I couldn't do it for some reason. I got sick 2-3 times on this trip. I had an accident. The special thing was that I started my trip in Schengen. I went to Schengen from India. I visited some European countries.
I went to Mexico, Brazil, Suriname, Guyana, Peru, Cuba, Bolivia, Argentina. I traveled around 10 countries on this trip. I visited a lot of countries on this trip. But there were a lot of things that I couldn't do on this trip. I have to come to Latin America again. I don't know when I will come to Latin America again. It is very difficult to get a visa from India to come here. It is very difficult to get a visa from India to come here.
Normally, you are not allowed from India if you don't have all the documents. You don't have a written flight ticket. It is very costly to come here. It is not that easy. Not everyone can come here. I had to go to India from Argentina on a one-way flight. It cost me 1 lakh rupees. I have never booked such an expensive flight. Whatever money I saved, I spent it on the flight. What can I do? I have traveled around 10 countries on this trip. I have traveled without a U.S. visa. I still don't have a U.S. visa.
Because of this, I had a lot of problems in every country except Bolivia and Brazil. I was troubled a lot in every country. Immigration was very tough. I was stopped in almost every country for 1-2 hours. It was very difficult. I was made to cry in almost every country except Brazil and Bolivia. I will not come to Latin America immediately. I will visit some other countries. Maybe in Asia, Africa or Europe. I don't know where I will go. I have no idea.
I got a one-month multi-entry visa to Argentina for 30 days. But I was in Argentina for 10 days. When I came to Argentina in the beginning, I was not feeling well. Because of this, I was not able to travel all over Argentina. This was my plan. This was my plan to travel all over Argentina.
If I have to come again in the future, I will do it. Argentina does not stamp your passport on entry and exit. When I entered Argentina, I did not get a stamp on my passport. I thought I would get a stamp at the airport.
I did not get a stamp at the airport either. I asked and they told me that Argentina has stopped giving stamps on my passport. So guys, our 27-hour flight journey begins. This is the Ethiopian Airways. This is the first time I am going to travel in the Ethiopian Airways. Hello. I was talking to someone on the phone when this entrance came.
I did not take out my passport and boarding pass. It took time. You can see that the airplane is quite big. I was told that the Ethiopian Airways from Argentina is going to Brazil. It will stay in Brazil for 1.5 hours. It is full. Not a single seat is empty. It is a very big plane.
The flight from Ethiopia to India is empty. So guys, this is the Ethiopian Airlines. I have to stay in this airline for the next 26-27 hours. I have never flown such a long flight in my life. So guys, after a 16-hour flight from Argentina to South America, we have reached East Africa.
This is the capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa. People got bored sitting on the seats. They were walking and jogging on the seats. Many people started brushing their teeth. People also take a shower while taking a shower. So guys, after staying in Addis Ababa Ethiopia for 3.5 hours, our India flight boarding has started.
I am sitting inside the flight. Our flight is going to take 7 hours. But this plane is very different compared to the flight from Argentina to Ethiopia.
The flight from Argentina to Ethiopia was very old. The screens were very old and small. But this is a very new plane.
The screens are very big and modern.
2025-06-02 09:14
