Paramvir Singh Beniwal Height, Age, Family, Biography & More

Some Lesser Known Facts About Paramvir Singh Beniwal

• Paramvir always wanted to be a professional volleyball player since he was a kid. But in 2014, he hurt his knee and needed many surgeries. He didn’t completely heal, so he couldn’t become a professional player like he aspired.

• In 2015, Paramvir travelled abroad for the first time when he visited his sister in the United States. He took this trip with his younger sister in December of 2015.

• During graduation, he held the position of Minister of Sports at the Parliament of the Republic of Hindu College.
  

  A picture of Paramvir Singh (second from right) during college

   

• On January 31, 2017, Paramvir went on his first solo trip abroad to Turkey. He went there for work experience with AIESEC DU, a group that helps young people become better leaders. Paramvir spent six weeks there, teaching English to kids at a local school and had to spend time at a speaking club with Turkish people and talk to them in English. His main goal during the internship was to improve education quality.
  

  Paramvir Singh (fourth from left) in Turkey during his internship

• When the internship ended, instead of returning home to India, Paramvir flew to Georgia because he already had a visa for the USA. He stayed in Georgia for a week before flying back home to India, with a stopover in Doha, Qatar.

• After graduating in 2018, Paramvir started pursuing a master’s degree in Travel and Tourist Management at Indira Gandhi National Open University; however, he did not complete his master’s degree because of travelling.

• He decided to visit Russia and Kazakhstan in 2018 and create vlogs about the journey after being inspired by the Indian YouTuber Yatri Doctor.

• After his videos from the trip to Russia didn’t do well, Paramvir began making videos at home. In the new videos, he talked about how to get visas for the countries he had visited. Even though his YouTube channel could make money from ads by this point, he only earned Rs. 500 each month.

• Not finding much success with his channel, Paramvir decided to try one last thing before moving on to something else. He searched for the most dangerous tribe and found the Morsi people, who live in South Ethiopia near the Sudan border. With his father’s financial help, he travelled to South Africa with his cousins to meet them. He recorded videos of their visit and made a blog about it when he got back to India. The video became very popular, so he began travelling to different countries and regularly posting vlogs.
  

  Paramvir Singh in Lago de Coatepeque

• He has visited over 80 nations, including France, Germany, Qatar, Georgia, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, and Belgium. Paramvir has also visited other third-world nations, such as Sudan and El Salvador. His choices for destinations are distinct from those of ordinary travellers because he frequently visits risky, less visited, and war-torn nations like Somalia and Syria.
  

  Paramvir Singh Beniwal in Homs, Syria

• He began offering courses online on his website in 2023, teaching people how to get paid to travel.

• In July 2022, Paramvir went to South Korea, and the South Korean government paid for his entire trip. He made lots of videos promoting tourism for the government while he was there.
  

  Paramvir Passenger in Seoul South Korea

• He can speak in many languages including English, German, and Turkish.

• On 6 December 2023, Paramvir Singh Beniwal received the Gold Play Button from YouTube. ^[2]Instagram – Paramvir Singh Beniwal

• Fitness enthusiast Paramvir Singh exercises three to four days a week. In an interview, Paramvir said that he frequently purchases one-day tickets to nearby gyms when visiting new countries and that he never skips his routine exercise sessions.
  

  Paramvir Singh Beniwal in the Gym

• Paramvir Singh Beniwal is often seen consuming alcohol and according to his Instagram stories he enjoys smoking Hookah.

• Paramvir Singh Beniwal has participated in a variety of adventure sports, such as surfing and volcano boarding.
  

  A picture of Paramvir Singh Beniwal while Volcano Boarding at Volcano Cerro Negro, Nicaragua