Name: INDIA-PAKISTAN Border Closing Ceremony at Attari-Wagah + Trying PAKISTANI FOOD For the First Time!
Uploaded: 2020-06-08T04:46:39.000Z
Duration: 15 min 4 s
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hey guys sam here with another india video and this time we'll be traveling

to the india-pakistan border to watch the border closing ceremony at the attari

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wagah border this event is a must do when you come to

amritsar this ceremony marks the closing of the india-pakistan border for the day

and people travel from far and wide to witness the display of military

showmanship dominated by stomping high kicks and

exaggerated movements to be honest it reminded me of attending

a live sporting event it was high energy and a lot of fun with

plenty of cheering dancing flag waving and singing

afterwards we went to the local restaurant where we tried pakistani food

for the first time we had chicken kebab dal mud and curry

and i was also challenged to eat a whole chili

your eyes are watery oh my gosh so join us for a fun evening of

live entertainment and some delicious food

good afternoon good afternoon guys greetings from amritsar punjab india i'm

here with my friend japneet hello and david we're taking a 30

to 40 minute drive to visit the india pakistan border there's going to be an

incredible border closing ceremony i actually got to experience this back

in 2010 and guys let me tell you it is a true spectacle

it is unbelievable so we're going to be going there hopefully early getting some

decent seats and yeah we're going to film the whole thing

afterwards i think we're going to be having some Pakistani food pakistani dishes

we're going to be going to a pakistani restaurant so yeah let's get going

so we just got a rupees two flags yep the indian flag yeah it's 200 rupees so

around three us dollars you take it to the ceremony and you wave

it around right awesome five kilometers away from the border wow

we're getting close we're getting close okay so right here across the river we

have the border with pakistan and this is the import export trade

basically as you can see there's lots of trucks and they bring

stuff and take stuff we are here guys at the border wagah border

the wagah is the village okay at pakistan side yeah attari is at Indian side

oh that's awesome man we're all set with their flags

so this guy is the line here it's getting quite big already

an hour before the ceremony even happened so behind us we have like a

stadium and that's where we're gonna watch

the border closing ceremony and he's saying it's like no man's land basically it's an empty

the india pakistan border ceremony takes place daily at the attari wagah border just

before sunset the military event is performed

by india's border security force and the pakistan rangers and is something that

has been done since 1959. technically the whole

purpose behind the ceremony is to lower the national flag and officially close

the border for the night however what takes place is a lively

display featuring marching stomping and plenty of high kicks while

the crowd cheers and breaks into song and dance

it's energetic it's theatrical and it's an event you cannot miss whether you

find yourself traveling in amritsar or across the

so whoa what an experience what did you guys think of it

i mean it was incredible it was so beautiful seeing everybody loud and

cheerful and you know hindustan i mean what really

surprised me is that the stadium has actually grown since the last time i was

something you gotta do it's just it's like it's like going to a football

match or something yeah i remember getting here really early i mean we got

here like at 4 30. yeah and once we got in we had

this the last seats we did we did it far back yeah so come

early that's the biggest tip anyways we're hungry let's go get some pakistani

food let's do it so we've arrived at sarhad which means

border for some pakistani food my first time to

try pakistani food and yours my second time my first

and probably you've had many times yeah yes

oh my gosh i'm hungry guys i'm here with my friend japaneet

and we've got two dishes that have arrived so far so what's this one

that's the lahari chicken sea kebab and that's the dahi ke kebab

which is basically you told me it was a yogurt kebab yeah okay

so why don't we grab a piece each and we'll try them let me do something for

lemon lemon always enhances food guys you gotta love it so this is basically a

chutney a mint chutney and the same as this one

as well okay let's dip it in take it for a swim

oh that is tender yeah so so tender had some herbs and spices yeah and did

you like the mint chutney oh isn't that the best the mint chunky

is the best part it has so much flavor just have some

kick to it actually has some kick to it yeah i agree with you

all right we are trying the yogurt kebab look you can see

the yogurt even inside of it it's got a white

white building yeah and do we put it in the chutney as well

oh wow crispy on the outside and kind of like smooth

a little bit creamy in the middle it melts in your mouth exactly you don't

even have to do it right yeah have a bit more

oh wow i like that these dishes are so different from each other

yeah it's nice variety so far and we have a lot more to come don't we yeah

let's bring it on oh my gosh it fell oh yeah oh

this dal is basically there is a eating joint across the border

the first heating joint across the border it is named by miyajika dhaba

this dal comes from that recipe comes from that restaurant

across the border look at all the wonderful food we have here