When a Pakistani student turned a messiah for Indian travel vlogger in Iran | Watch Video

Vlogger faced immediate hurdles, including difficulties with getting a SIM card and setting up a functional VPN—essential tools for staying connected in Iran

By  Jasleen Kaur November 27th 2024 01:36 PM

PTC Web Desk: An Indian travel vlogger’s first trip to Iran took an unexpected turn, but a chance encounter with a helpful Pakistani student turned the experience into an unforgettable story of kindness. The vlogger, who runs the popular YouTube channel On Road Indian, documented his journey in a video titled "First Day in Iran. Never Expected This," sharing the unique challenges he faced and how they were resolved.

The story begins with Hussain, a Pakistani student studying in Iran, who came to the rescue as the vlogger struggled to adapt to his new surroundings. “I met him here. His name is Hussain, and he is from Pakistan,” the vlogger said in the video. “He’s been guiding me on everything—VPNs, local customs, and even the basics I need to get started. I’m so grateful to have found him.”

The vlogger faced immediate hurdles, including difficulties with getting a SIM card and setting up a functional VPN—essential tools for staying connected in Iran. Hussain, noticing his plight, extended a warm invitation to his home, ensuring the traveller had a place to rest while offering practical help.

“Hussain is taking me to his home now,” the vlogger shared. “He suggested I get a SIM card and book a hostel, but his priority was making sure I was comfortable first.” At Hussain’s house, the student went out of his way to help, personally assisting the vlogger in acquiring a working SIM card and solving his connectivity problems.

Later, the vlogger continued his exploration of Iran, indulging in the country’s rich cuisine with the help of another friendly local he met at the airport. Reflecting on his experience, he expressed gratitude for the warm hospitality he received but advised future travellers to prepare for network challenges. His tip? “Head to an electronics shop and let them set up a VPN for you—it’s a lifesaver.”


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