Indian Backpacker: Anmol Jaiswal, Scorpio-N Road Trips, Delhi to London

Quick facts

Who is Indian Backpacker?

Indian Backpacker is the channel of Anmol Jaiswal, a Gurugram creator whose thesis fits in a sentence from his own About page: travel “in the lowest budget possible.” A full-time creator for six-plus years, he runs a small empire — the main travel channel plus Anmol Jaiswal, Anmol’s Garage, AJ Gaming and money channels, the Gamesouk.in founder title, a 15-person team and 40+ countries stamped.

Forbes India noticed early: #5 on its 2022 Top 100 Digital Stars (travel). The format that earned it is the numbered road-trip series — one SUV, one route, every cost on camera — with the Mahindra Scorpio-N as the recurring co-star.

His YouTube journey

1. Budget beginnings (2019–2022). The channel was created on 13 January 2019. Early Malaysia, Indonesia and McLeodganj trips set the minimum-expenditure template; Forbes #5 arrived in 2022.

2. Delhi to London (2023). The breakout: Delhi to London by road in a Scorpio-N — 23,000+ km in 110 days through Iran, Turkey, Greece, Austria and 20+ countries — episode by episode.

3. Australia, then America (2024–2026). Delhi-to-Australia by road in 2024; from 2026 an India-to-America world road trip (“Travelling to 100 Countries By Road”), whose EP-1 drew 2.7M views in two weeks. September 2026: ~3.5–3.6M subscribers, up to ~835M views.

What kind of travel content does Indian Backpacker make?

Based on actually published videos, not slogans:

• Numbered overland series. Delhi–London, Delhi–Australia, India–America — EP-1 openers are the landmarks.
• Logistics on camera. Visas, flights, SIMs, fuel costs, expressways, border crossings (India–Nepal in a Scorpio-N).
• First-passport lens. Destinations framed for first-time Indian passport holders: Pakistan (Kartarpur), Bhutan, Timor-Leste.
• Road-trip playlists. Japan 2.0, New Zealand motorhome, Bhutan by road, USA 2026.
• Hindi voice, English packaging. Narration in Hindi; titles, thumbnails and descriptions in English.

What he does not publish: no silent walks, no luxury content, no compilations. His value is the receipt — every kilometer costed for viewers who want to repeat it cheaper.

Countries and destinations covered by Indian Backpacker

Representative destinations with context. For exact video dates, check the official channel.

The great road trips

• Delhi to London (2023). 23,000+ km, 110 days, 23+ countries via Iran–Turkey–Greece–Austria.
• Delhi to Australia (2024). Second continental arc by road.
• India to America (2026–). Ongoing world road trip targeting 100 countries.

Asia-Pacific and beyond

• Japan, Taiwan, China (Shanghai Maglev), New Zealand motorhome, Timor-Leste, Andaman & Nicobar, Bhutan, Nepal, Pakistan (Kartarpur).
• USA (2026 road trip). The current frontier.

Indian Backpacker videos to discover

A selection, not a list of “best” without criteria. All links are official YouTube where available.

1. Delhi To London By Road 2023, EP-1

• Subject: The 23,000-km series opener in the Mahindra Scorpio-N
• Published: 2023
• Why watch: The thesis statement — lowest budget, longest road
• Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPvaKBpuWLw

2. India To Australia By Road 2024, EP-1

• Subject: The second continental series opener
• Published: 2024
• Why watch: The format refined — same SUV, new ocean crossing
• Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MllCQNDZSg

3. India To America World Road Trip 2026, EP-1

• Subject: The 100-country world-trip opener (2.7M views in two weeks)
• Published: 2026
• Why watch: The current era — biggest ambition yet
• Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v002VhPZolY

If a link is dead, search the exact title on @indianbackpacker.

Indian Backpacker travel style

Observable facts vs editorial reading:

• Narration: Hindi voiceover, practical and cost-obsessed.
• Rhythm and editing: Numbered episodes; logistics montages with prices.
• Camera: Self-shot road crew; border posts and fuel stations as sets.
• Interactions: Officials, hosts, garage crews — the trip’s supporting cast.
• Culture: Secondary to route; the road is the subject.
• Food: Roadside and budgeted, not the focus.
• Transport and stay: Scorpio-N always; hostels, motorhomes, budget stays.
• Storytelling: One route, one vehicle, every rupee counted.

Difference from Global Silent Walks: Anmol narrates every cost in Hindi; a Silent Walk lets you experience famous roads without commentary, in real time and natural sound.

Who is the Indian Backpacker channel for?

• Overland dreamers: Delhi–London–Australia–America costed kilometer by kilometer.
• First-time Indian passport holders: Visa-first framing for Kartarpur, Bhutan, Nepal and beyond.
• Hindi-speaking road fans: The logistics genre in its most practical form.
• Not recommended as a planning tool alone: Borders and visas shift fast; verify officially. Ignore fan-wiki net-worth and car-collection filler.
• Sensitive viewers: Long driving episodes; course-value complaints exist single-sourced — treat as unverified.

No score or ranking — just fit.

Destinations inspired by Indian Backpacker on Global Silent Walks

After watching Anmol cost every kilometer to London and New York, you can walk both ends calmly on foot, no commentary, 4K natural sound:

• After the London arrival: London Silent Walk.
• After the America series: New York Silent Walk.
• For calmer urban backdrops around the world, start from World Destinations.

Indian Backpacker does not recommend, sponsor or use Global Silent Walks unless officially stated. These are independent editorial bridges.

Explore the destination differently

Anmol’s videos answer “how cheaply can an Indian passport drive the world?” with receipts in Hindi. A Global Silent Walks Silent Walk answers “what does the place itself feel like?” with patience: raw sound, real time, no cuts, no opinions. Watch Anmol for the route, then use a Silent Walk to hear the destination plainly.

Start with World Destinations, France Guide and Paris Guide.

Official socials

Only official accounts. Counts from third-party trackers, September 2026, change daily:

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@indianbackpacker — ~3.5–3.6M (trackers, Jun–Sep 2026)
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indianbackpackerofficial/ — ~700–780K
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/indianbackpackeraj — ~1M
• Store: https://www.indianbackpacker.in

Personal X @anmoooolll exists but is inactive — not the promo channel. Sister channels: @anmol_jaiswal, @anmoljaiswalvlogs.

In pictures: Indian Backpacker

FAQ

Who is Indian Backpacker?

Gurugram creator Anmol Jaiswal — lowest-budget overland travel, Forbes India Digital Star 2022 (#5), founder of Gamesouk.in.

Is he the same as Mountain Trekker?

No. Mountain Trekker (Varun Vagish, ~1.57M) is a different pioneer. The ~3.5M channel is @indianbackpacker.

How many subscribers does he have?

About 3.5–3.6 million subscribers, ~530–605 videos and ~770–835M views across June–September 2026 trackers. Check the live channel for today.

Did he drive Delhi to London?

Yes — 2023 Scorpio-N series, 23,000+ km in 110 days, documented episode by episode; then Australia 2024, now America 2026.

Where to start?

Watch the three EP-1 openers (London, Australia, America) in order — the whole thesis in three videos.

Can I repeat his routes?

Only with current visas and vehicle permits — his routes cross 20+ borders that change rules often. Verify officially.

Sources

• Official YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@indianbackpacker
• RouteTube directory, September 2026: ~3.6M subs, 605 videos, 835M views
• Social Blade excerpts, June 2026: 3.51M / 534 videos / 770M
• Forbes India Top 100 Digital Stars 2022 (#5, travel)
• Own site: indianbackpacker.in (40+ countries, Delhi–London 23K km/110 days)

Data verified September 29, 2026. Subscribers and views change daily. Recent videos to check on the official channel.

Last verification: September 29, 2026.