I Survived 24 Hours in India with No Money 🇮🇳

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Published 2023-12-24

Do you think we can survive without having a single rupee? @willpalmeer and I take on the no money challenge in the vibrant streets of India! We try to go around for one day in the busy streets of Amritsar, just trying to depend on the incredible hospitality and kindness of the locals. This day was surely filled with a rollercoaster of emotions, unexpected encounters, and the ultimate test of resourcefulness, as we navigate the bustling cities with absolutely ZERO funds. We also went back to the Golden Temple at night to see if we can stay there for the night.

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Chapters:
0:00 Kind stranger gives me a wild ride!
3:17 My first day as a shoe salesman
5:44 Most entertaining tea seller gives me free chai
7:38 Exploring the outside markets of the Golden Temple
11:07 Friendly local brought me to his rooftop to have chai and kulcha!
15:25 Asking Pakistani tour guide for money
16:32 Grinding for money
19:50 Giving back what I owe
22:15 Walking around; Back at the Golden Temple
27:32 Looking for somewhere to stay the night

#india #delhi #amritsar #bangalore

All Comments (21)

@26julu 4 months ago

"No money, no problem..... U r in India bro"..... The sentence touch my heart!!!
@simply__nitin_ 4 months ago

Me who living in India more than 18 years without money
@Cricket_fan4 4 months ago

19:12- Bro just scamming Indians in India 😂
@ZackKingShorts1 4 months ago

22:23 those Sikhs in blue dress are called Nihang Singh they are warriors of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji's army ( Our 10th sikh Guru )
@Flow.Travellers 5 months ago

You can survive more than 24 hrs without money in #India 🇮🇳 Hospitality is above and beyond! We have been here for almost 2 months around the northeast, and still feeling deeply the love of India 🇮🇳🫶🏻 “Atithi Devo Bhava” which means the guest is treated as
@disha2207 4 months ago

I wish Indian people help other Indians the way they help foreigners... 😊
@krish_0406 4 months ago

6:56 harry potter ❌ Reporter ✅
@chungusthe3rd838 4 months ago

26:06 So what's happening here is that you gave a donation for prasad (the halwa you're eating). You are given half back and it is then considered blessed. Some folks don't even have enough for the prasad so its given out for free for those in need, just like the langar (communal meal). - I appreciate how respectful and genuine your questions are about sikh culture.
@thewonderguitarist1716 4 months ago

1:40 I'm again saying India is not for beginners😂 that scooty guy was confidently showing policeman to harry and the big thing is he didn't even wear a helmet
@willpalmeer 5 months ago

CAN’T BELIEVE WE DID THIS ! Yes brother !🌞
@TP-Members 4 months ago

12:48 "Hlo ni krni asi" was epic😂those who dont know that means we not gonna say hello
@pushkarnayak7163 4 months ago

4:30 bro making him do a free advertisement for his shop 😂😂 That's my India
@nilboi999 5 months ago

As a Nepali🇳🇵 I know Sikhs are known for their hospitality and willingness to help and this videos proves it haha
@sarabbawa3110 4 months ago

Hey guys you are amazing. Im feeling very proud that you people appreciated we Indians. This kind of hospitality you can only get in our country.
@navneetkaur1343 4 months ago

25:45 this ritual (or you can say this thing) what we do is we take degh (sweet pudding) from that counter we pray and then give it to those guys standing there, they take it and mix it for the congregation so that its distributed amongst all. Later they give half of that degh to eat. Its a way to contribute in God’s Prasad.
@manishamallick97 5 months ago

I am an Indian but still haven't visited to Amritsar. Thank you harry for such a wonderful vlog. U are a very kind hearted person ❣️
@ManeeshSolankiVideos 5 months ago

Those Men in Blue are Nihang Sikh, that means they are the Soldiers of Sikh Army. They are continuing the tradition of Khalsa Fauj which was formed to fight invaders. Huge respect for them in entire country.
@BANANAS2011 4 months ago

This is the first time I am watching your vlog and absolutely loving it. I am living in Canada from past 8 years but miss India desperately. I have been to Amritsar and your video brought back all the fond memories that am literally in tears now. While living in India, a lot of people don’t value the living there and run after western countries. But, the fact is, there is no place in the world like India where life is so beautiful that just simple living is also very satisfying
@insideimagery133 4 months ago

It does confirm what i've experienced in my country Portugal, doing business with Indians. I was a wood supplier to their restaurants, and they were always nice, made a tea or gave me a pepsi or something, and always paid on time. Very nice, enduring and hard working people, puts some europeans to shame. I hope to one day visit either India or Pakistan, or both. I wish their countries to be wealthy and healthy.💪
@anujpandey2090 5 months ago

10:39 No problem bro. You are in India❤ that's how we want our people to treat our guests.