Italian tuk-tuk travel vloggers make a pit stop in Delhi: Meet Jenny, Adam and Raja
Date : 02nd April, 2025
Travel vloggers Adam and Jenny are on an expedition to cover the length and breadth of India in a vibrant tuk-tuk, Raja. Here's a glimpse of their Delhi travel
Did you recently spot a blue-red-yellow auto in Delhi? Nope, it’s not a new proposed colour scheme for Delhi autos! This is Raja — the beloved tuk-tuk of Italian travel vloggers Adam Fadi and Jenny Gaiart — who bought and customised it in Tamil Nadu in October last year. The two are now travelling on the same to tour the length and breadth of India. So far, they have visited Kerala, Goa, Gujarat, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Punjab, to name a few. Adam and Jenny (and Raja) recently made a pit stop in Delhi, as part of their adventurous expedition titled Bharat108, and we caught up with the them to unravel their travel tale.
Adam, 38, adds, “What really caught our eye was the sheer contrast between Old and New Delhi. One minute you’re navigating the chaotic lanes of Chandni Chowk, and the next you are standing in awe at the peaceful Rajghat, or admiring the grandeur of Akshardham Temple and Humayun’s Tomb or the striking architecture of the Lotus Temple, which is one of a kind in the world.”
Back home in London (UK), Adam works in the construction industry while Jenny runs a consultancy for medical devices. “Although we both had full-time careers, we’ve always been passionate about travel and thus decided to take a break from out full-time careers,” says Jenny, as Adam elucidates, “We were always drawn to India’s diversity, its landscapes, culture, and people. But, we didn’t want to explore it the usual way so we thought of taking a journey across India on a tuk-tuk and make it an adventure! It’s slow, unpredictable, and sometimes a bit crazy too, but it has given us a chance to connect with people in a way we never would have otherwise. Plus, it’s hard not to smile when you see Raja cruising down the road.”
Documenting everything on their social media handles, the couple recently spent a few days in Delhi, and can’t stop talking about the city’s delicious food delights. “Since we’ve arrived in India, our best food experiences have been at homes of friends who have invited us over to try out some amazing dishes. Even the street food has been amazing. Especially in Delhi, we loved chhole bhature, dal, curries, and sweets,” Jenny adds.
With miles to go before they brake, Adam, Jenny, and Raja are now headed to Vrindavan (Uttar Pradesh), exploring one city at a time.
