Uma Prasad
Uma Prasad Malempati, known as Uma Telugu Traveller, shares Telugu travel videos about local people, food and everyday life around the world.
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Overview
- Full name
- Uma Prasad Malempati
- Known as
- Uma Telugu Traveller
- Channel started
- May 2020
- Travel ambition
- His YouTube bio sets a goal of visiting 197 countries.
Mini bio
How it started.
Before YouTube, Uma worked at a water processing plant in Mali. His employer lent him money for a smartphone, and he learned video making with help from friends and the internet. His first video featured Moosa, a grower of Indian vegetables in Mali.
Finding an audience.
His early African travel videos brought a sudden audience surge in June 2020. A February 2021 interview highlighted his eight-part Hadzabe series and visits to communities in Kenya.
The journey continues.
His channel describes travel as a way to meet people and learn about culture, traditions and food. In late 2026, his Brazil uploads ranged from São Paulo street food and Rio neighbourhoods to life in the Amazon.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026I Built My Own House in the Amazon Jungle!Creator and host
- 2026Inside Brazil’s Largest FavelaCreator and host
- 2020Hadzabe tribe: The last wild hunters of TanzaniaCreator and host
Quotes
We speak different languages but a smile is understood universally.Uma Prasad, The New Indian Express
In a February 2021 interview, he explained how he connects with people while travelling.
Trivia
- He picked up Bambara and some French while living in Mali.
- He told The New Indian Express that other travellers helped him learn English.
- His Couchsurfing profile says he joined in 2018.
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