INDIE, HIMALAJE CZĘŚĆ 3 – PIERWSZY RAZ W ŻYCIU WIDZĄ BIAŁEGO CZŁOWIEKA

It was supposed to be a quiet day in the Indian Himalayas. It ended up driving through the region where a leopard attacked a human two days ago—8 km from where I was sleeping. My second day on the Great Himalayan Loop. 63 km, almost 1,900 m of elevation gain, 36°C in the shade, and the place where Steve Jobs came over 50 years ago to change his life. And after him—Mark Zuckerberg. What will you see in this episode? 🐆 Leopards and tigers nearby—a warning you can't ignore 🍎 Kainchi Dham—a small temple where Steve Jobs came from California at age 19 🛕 The story of Neem Karoli Baba—a guru who taught only three sentences 🚴‍♂️ 63 km in 36°C—a descent of up to 800 m and a merciless climb to Almora 🇮🇳 An inconvenient truth about India—how wealthy Indians treat their own people 🍛 Dal, rice, and yogurt for 4 złoty—a culinary boost before the mountain 🌄 Almora—a city on a mountain ridge, 250 years older than British resorts --- This isn't a report. This is a day where you see India from the inside—from the guys sitting in a hotel for food and internet, to the place where the Apple philosophy was born. --- 🧭 WHERE WE ARE ON THE TRIP MAP: The Indian Himalayas. I have about 3,500 km ahead of me in these mountains. Then Kyrgyzstan. Then Mongolia. This is where it all begins. --- 📜 CHAPTERS 00:00 – Stoked before takeoff — stifling heat, sun, and a wall behind bars 🧱 01:29 – Evening with the guys from the hotel — first warning 🍻 02:54 – Leopards attacked a man 8 km from here 🐆 03:31 – An uncomfortable conversation about women, hormones, and mentality 05:43 – Bulgaria, Poland, UK — why are they fleeing from here 06:49 – Six guys, two salaries — living on food and internet 07:33 – They see a white person for the first time in their lives 08:09 – How rich Indians treat their own people — a sad scene 09:24 – We're off. 63 km, almost 1,900 vertical meters 🚴‍♂️ 12:58 – Entering Bawali — the first attempt to find food 13:50 – India’s first tuberculosis treatment center 🏥 15:40 – Bhowali — the intersection of five Himalayan roads 16:46 – Fighting for an omelet and coffee — India can be hardcore sometimes 🍳 19:16 – Kainchi Dham — the place that changed Steve Jobs 20:58 – Who was Neem Karoli Baba and why he attracts 100,000 pilgrims 26:46 – Steve Jobs, 19 years old, shaved head and 7 months in an ashram 28:20 – Where did one button on the iPhone come from 🍎 28:20 – Zuckerberg calls Jobs during the Facebook crisis 32:53 – Riding along the Kosi River — 168 km of jungle riverbed 35:45 – Indians driving like crazy — I don't feel safe here 🚗💨 37:06 – People bathing in the river and landslides in the monsoon 39:57 – Crisis — 36°C, no wind, wet back 42:21 – I miss my light bike and tent 🏕️ 45:24 – Dal, rice, and yogurt for 3.90 PLN — GPT chat is planning my meal 🍛 51:51 – Hard work under my ribs and a 30-degree climb in the sun 52:36 – Bees attacked me — I'm getting off the bike 53:40 – Almora emerges from the ridge 58:11 – Sunset, the final stretch, and the finish line 🌅 01:00:14 – Hotel, paperwork, laundry, and the end of the day 💬 Leave a comment — 👉 Would you go to a place where a leopard attacked a human two days earlier? Or would you look for a different route? 🎥 Subscribe and ring the bell 🔔 — Ahead of me are 3,500 km of the Indian Himalayas, then Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, and what I don't know yet. There will be tears, there will be peaks, there will be stories that will stay with me. MY SOCIAL MEDIA – FOLLOW ME EVERY DAY: 🔗 Instagram:   / koniu_obiezyswiat   🔗 TikTok:   / koniuobiezyswiat   🔗 YouTube:    / @koniuobiezyswiat6687   🔗 Buy Me a Coffee (support): https://www.buymeacoffee.com/koniu_ob... 🔗 Facebook:   / 1bom526ij9   📌 HASHTAGS #BikeAroundTheWorld #IndyjskieHimalayas #Almora #KainchiDham #SteveJobs #MarkZuckerberg #NeemKaroliBaba #IndiaAdventure #SoloCycling #Bikepacking #HimalayasBike #LeopardsInHimalayas #SurlyTroll #WildCampingIndia #BikeExpedition #EmotionsOnTheTrail #HardcoreBikepacking #IndiaFromBike #OutdoorSurvival #MotivationOnTravel #TravelVlog #RoadToKyrgyzstan #Uttarakhand