A British traveller's attempt to spend 24 hours in India without any money has captured the internet's attention. Instead of struggling to get by, he found himself on the receiving end of remarkable kindness from a shopkeeper in Amritsar. From offering him tea and snacks to serving him a local meal, the man's warm hospitality turned a simple social experiment into a heartwarming viral moment.The viral clip captures a touching moment between a traveller and a local shopkeeper. (Instagram/@yugamlamba)The clip, shared by Instagram page @yugamlamba, begins with the traveller standing inside a clothing shop and admitting, "I have no money." Rather than appearing concerned, the shopkeeper responds with a smile and says, "No problem, bro. You're in India."The traveller then explains the purpose of his visit. "24 hours in India with no money in India, let's see if I can do this," he says, revealing that he is attempting a challenge to survive a day without spending any money.(Also Read: Indian techie claims foreign MNC tracks every minute of employee's workday: 'Behaving as lala company')Shopkeeper's warm gesture wins the internetInstead of turning him away, the shopkeeper immediately makes him feel welcome. "What would you like to have, coffee or tea?" he asks. The foreigner replies, "Tea would be amazing."The pair then head to the terrace of the shop, where the traveller enjoys a cup of chai while chatting with his host. The shopkeeper also offers him biscuits. During their conversation, the traveller asks, "What is your favourite thing about India?" The response is simple yet heartfelt: "Everything."The video appears to have been filmed near the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Standing on the terrace, the traveller enthusiastically greets people passing below. He can be heard saying "Edar" in Punjabi and "Namaskar", drawing smiles from those walking along the busy street.Back inside the shop, the hospitality continues. The foreigner is served chole kulche, one of Punjab's most popular dishes. Taking a bite, he says, "Wow, this is the hospitality in India."The cultural exchange does not end there. The traveller is introduced to Punjabi music and is seen happily vibing along to the tunes. Before he leaves, the shopkeeper places a scarf around his neck. Touched by the gesture, the traveller thanks him warmly and says, "Thank you, brother."Check out the full video below:The wholesome interaction quickly resonated with viewers online.One user commented, "Proud of you, India ki laaj rakh li."Another wrote, "Yugam you said 'No problem you r in India'. Welcome to India.""Congratulations, welcome to India," read another comment.A fourth user said, "Are bhai aapne to India ka naam roshan kar diya. Harry ko respect dekar."Many others shared similar sentiments, with one person writing, "Appreciated. Jai Hind Bharat."(Also Read: Man relocates from Gurgaon to Indore, credits local movers for smooth 800 km delivery)The video has struck a chord with viewers, many of whom said it beautifully showcased the warmth and generosity that travellers often encounter in India.