Dubai Creator’s Homestay Experience With 70-Year-Old Woman Is Pure Gold

Often travellers embark on journeys to experience iconic landmarks and popular tourist spots, but sometimes the true magic of a place is in its people and their stories. This is exactly what a content creator from Dubai discovered on her recent trip to Jaipur, India. Instead of sticking to the usual tourist trails, Sukkari found herself an unforgettable bond during her stay at a homestay run by a sweet 70-year-old woman. To truly dive into India’s rich culture, she chose to live like a local and it paid off big time.

The video that is doing rounds on the internet starts with Sukkari giving a tour of the cosy homestay, gushing about how adorable the place is. In the video, she shows the beautiful garden, filled with a variety of plants and trees especially bonsai trees, a cute little fountain and a cosy outdoor seating area perfect for relaxing mornings and evenings. While relishing some parathas, she expresses the incredible taste of Indian food, especially since the elderly woman makes everything from “scratch.”

As the video wraps up, Sukkari expresses her reluctance to leave, all thanks to the delicious food and the warmth of her amazing host. She even gives viewers a glimpse of the vibrant homestay from the outside, remarking, “I love how colourful their homes are in India.” But it was the small gesture in the end that truly pulled the heartstrings. Sukkari reveals the neatly packed parathas prepared by an elderly woman to enjoy during her journey ahead.

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Sukkari’s post resonated deeply with many, capturing the hearts of the viewers online and amassing over 1.1 million views. The comment section became a hub of appreciation and praise. One user expressed, “Thank you for showing the positive side of India, wishing you an amazing journey.”

Another shared their insight, “Now I get why travelling is so addictive! It must be amazing meeting so many people from different cultures. Done 28 countries myself and it’s never enough!”

“I’m sure that Indian aunty loves you like her own daughter,” a person emphasised.

“That’s every woman in India… we are a blessed group of people…. Thanks for sharing,” another commenter added.

“Thank you so much for covering us.. We really appreciate your kind words.. We were happy to host you…,” another heartwarming comment read.