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Indian YouTube on tour of Thailand with no money hits a snag at Udon Thani temple and is asked to leave
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Key facts
- Banshi refuses a ฿400 hotel room, moves to a petrol station and posts his encounter with Thai police
- Banshi, who has 17,300 subscribers, refused a ฿400 hotel room offered by officers and headed to a petrol station to sleep
- Banshi describes 5,000 kilometres of hitchhiking across India and a 69-day journey through the northeast
- Anything Banshi’s 17,300 subscribers contrast with Bansi Bishnoi’s million-plus audience on YouTube
- An Indian YouTuber’s no-money travel adventure hits a wall in Udon Thani
- The traveller, known as Banshi, wanted free overnight accommodation but refused a nearby hotel costing just ฿400.
Summary
### An Indian YouTuber’s no-money travel adventure hits a wall in Udon Thani. Banshi is told to leave a temple, refuses a ฿400 hotel and heads for a petrol station. His video triggers fierce online criticism, while viewers praise Thai police for helping.
An Indian YouTuber travelling across Thailand without money has sparked fury after police expelled him from a Buddhist temple in Udon Thani. Banshi, who has 17,300 subscribers, refused a ฿400 hotel room offered by officers and headed to a petrol station to sleep. He then posted a video describing the encounter as his first bad experience at a Thai temple. However, Thai and Indian viewers hit back, questioning his reliance on strangers for food and shelter.
An Indian YouTuber travelling across Thailand without money has sparked fury after police ordered him out of a Buddhist temple in Udon Thani.