3:00 WOW. That lady's really skilled. In ancient times Sri Lanka & India has skilled craftsman who did wonders with pure granite rocks. Never expected to see one doing so in 2022. Truly Amazing. 😮 ❤🇱🇰
@@0arjun077 Its very interesting to know that the decendants of those ancient craftsmen are still existing. Recently they carved an entire Buddha statue out of a rock in SL. Truly Amazing.
@@saptak_maji Well, can't say everything is OK but life moves on. Still the prices are climbing & the currency is plunging. Main issue at present is lack of foreign currency. We'll see how things turn around.
@@ajlaanmi8351 yes now they make and carve stones and export it to other countries to build temples, like US, UK etc. Checkout Akshardham temples, you will see the skills.
@@harryjaggardtravel small doors are for namaste , i bow down before you for the god within you. As a gesture of humility and to chop of enemy head ( mughals and british army ) who enter the palace to kill the king and kidnap the queen.
Wow, I'm blown away by the artworks, from the lady making the marble ornaments, to the temples and the museum........just exquisite designs everywhere you look.
There are artists all over India with different styles and use different raw materials. From palm leaves, paddy seedlings, clothes....u can actually find abundant of handmade goods at really cheap prices.
you should visit more Indian temples, they are marvelous! especially Kailasa temple built out of a single rock.. and many others like hampi, mahabalipuram
16:25 Harry now you understand why we always say try to visit lesser known cities like Lucknow and Udaipur. They're not as crowded and noisy and experience is really pleasurable.
The doorways of all the palaces were made small so that incase of an invasion, only one invading soldier could pass through it at a time creating a bottle neck. Also, they would have to bend which meant dropping their guards down and also exposing their necks.
@@harryjaggardtravel @Harry Jaggard the door ways of all the palaces were made small so that case of an invasion only one invading soldier could pass through it at a time. Also, they would have to bend which meant dropping their Guards down and also exposing their necks. Pathways after every door were very narrow also and curved too so as to stop the invaders there only by the help of weapons like sword and spear.
The bridge at the beginning was more like I saw near Florence; That lady's craftsmanship is really good, glad you bought the elephant; This town has a pure feel, which makes people very comfortable and happy; The carvings on the temple are really ingenious and this video is super great, thanks Harry！👍😃👏 一開始看到的橋比較像是在佛羅倫斯附近看過；那位女士的工藝真的出色，很開心你買了大象； 那小鎮有一種純樸的感覺，讓人很舒服，愉快；寺廟上的雕刻真是巧奪天工，這影片真的好棒！
@@AS-ol2kz Wow~ thanks for letting me know, thank you very much, you are very nice, BTW, your message was blocked until now, I don't know why. Have a beautiful life. take care！👍😃🙏
In india temples were not built for religious purposes, they were highly energized tools build for human wellness. Temples are found deliberately at a place where the positive energy is available abundantly from the magnetic and electric wave conveyances of north/south post push. The idol of deity is set in the core center of the temple, known as Grabhagriha. Ideally, the structure of the temple is built after the idol has been placed in a high positive wave centric place. In olden days, temples were built in such a way that the floor at the center of the temple were good conductors of these positive vibrations allowing them to pass through our feet to the body. Hence it is necessary to walk barefooted while you enter the center of the temple. The Five senses of the body get activated when you are inside the temple if the positive energy inside the temple is absorbed properly that is only if you ensure that all the five senses ie sight, hearing, taste, touch and smell are activated in your body while in the temple. The entire art of building temples is not just a mere art; it is a science. Every single facet of it - from the size of the idol to the directions and the sanctum- yes! Temple architecture is a highly developed science. If you look into the ancient past of India and its temples it reveals the fundamental science and purpose behind temple building. Far from being a place of prayer or worship, temples were created as powerful spaces where an individual could imbibe the enshrined energies. Most temples were created to address a particular aspect of life and were thus consecrated to activate one or two particular chakras, the main energy centers within the human system. it is also said that spiritual persons do not need to visit the temples as they have self charging mechanism. unfortunately in most part of India in ancient temples have been destroyed by invaders and the temple building science has been mostly lost because of nearly 1000 years of foreign rule. but if you go to an ancient Temple at least 900 years old in South India and sit near Grabhagriha you will feel the the positive energy.
You should definitely visit the following (if possible) Kashmir valley (it's Indian Switzerland) Ladakh Rann of kutch, Gujarat Andaman Nicobar Islands North east states There are many more places India is such a diverse country From Mountains to beaches Glaciers to Desserts Everything is here..... In every few kilometres you will discover new variety of food!
Absolutely love this city. Even as an Indian, I can easily say that the people in Udaipur are one of the kindest. They all speak to you so nicely... there's this soothness in the way they speak. Was on a weekend solo trip and had the best time exploring the city. Shoutout to the staff of The Lakend Hotel, Jheel café, Apple Delight and all the people.
Thank you Harry Sire for this content 🙏Bow down to that beautiful lady for her mad skills. Out of this world intricate items 👌 wow that elephant sculpture with the baby inside 😍 Those temples OMG 😲 so many talented, gifted people. You are so right Harry about Udaipur, can't get enough of this beautiful city ❤ Mother India can't wait to visit her. Great content Harry Sire 🙏❤
There are many such temples but most of them wont allow camera inside, if the temples are very traditional then they wont even allow foreigners, so the world doesn't know much about the insane constructions.
@@harryjaggardtravel the door ways of all the palaces were made small so that case of an invasion only one invading soldier could pass through it at a time. Also, they would have to bend which meant dropping their Guards down and also exposing their necks. Pathways after every door were very narrow also and curved too so as to stop the invaders there only by the help of weapons like sword and spear.
Must visit Kumbhalgarh fort which is near to Udaipur, second largest wall after Great Wall of China. It was the fort of Maharana Pratap and this city was the place of “resistance” for centuries against ‘invaders’
this region of southern rajasthan is called Mewar ( chitorgarh, udaipur and rajsamand) it's unique in so many ways because local rulers never bowed down to delhi sultanate and Mughal empire until British arrived also their lineage existed for almost 1500 years more than any other royalty of india.. they are unique and culture and art you will find one of the oldest temples and architecture of india here untouched by outer powers... also people are very humble and brave.. hope you enjoy the visit of my beautiful state of Rajasthan
If you want to explore real India then the beauty lies in its Temples, Forts, Palaces and heritage monuments. Europe has small castles but Rajasthan is World famous for its Massive Forts. You should have visited 1. Kumbhalgarh Fort (2nd longest boundary wall of 36km) 2. Jodhpur Fort 3. Aamer, Nahargarh and Jaigarh Forts 4. Jaisalmer Fort 5. Chittorgarh Fort. These outstanding Forts are in Rajasthan and are a Must Visit. You missed them all.
Rajasthan is a preferred Indian Tourist spot for all Foreign Visitors, it’s one of my favourite. People are very hospitable and they know from centuries how to treat guests.
If you are still in Udaipur and would like to explore few more places... There are some places that you'll love... 1. Fateh sagar ( most probably.. You've visited that) 2. Ubeshwar 3. Jaisamand lake ( a bit far from the main city) 4. Ranakpur ( again away from the main city) 5. Badi lake 6. Sukhadiya circle ( the food court there serves brilliant food) 7. Bahubali hill
Nice vlog Harry and you haven't seen 1% of indian rich culture . There are 28 states in india like 28 countries where ever you will go you will experience totally different even I as an indian feel that way while traveling 😂😂.hope you will come again to know our country more.
the lady making those artifacts in marble is truly artistic and skillful. this is a beautiful place of India. thanks again Harry for taking me to this part of India. God bless your travels.
Hello 👋 I'm just shocked, All these surprises in one video.‼😲‼ Amazing statues, temples, museum ... ⁉️ Especially handmade *marble elephant* sculpture. 👍🏻👌 I've never seen anything like it. Thanks a lot. 🙏🏻 Take care, stay safe and healthy. 💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻
LEELA is my Grandmother Name . It's from SATYANARANYAN BHAGAWAN Story. Leela ( Sanskrit: लीला līlā) or leela can be loosely translated as "divine play". The concept of lila is common to both non-dualist and dualist philosophical schools of Indian philosophy, but has a markedly different significance in each.
2:33 this India lady made all that by hands? 👀WOW that’s impressive…she’s work hard for that, she’s deserved a great raise much respect for her ❤️🇮🇳 I love hospitality of india especially delicious foods. namaste 🙏
I believe the guy who didn't want anything from you, only wanted you to film his art/craft work to share Rajasthani arts and handicrafts with the rest of the world in your vlog, but I could be wrong because I wasn't there.😊
At first when you said "Namaskar" to that talented lady, I thought she would just ignore you but man what a surprise, in whatever little english she knew she demonstrated her skill in craftmanship and made a sale. 👍👍
Harry hope you go back to India 🇮🇳 this year and see more. Aap shaanadaar kaam kar rahe hain dost. Bharat kee sanskrti bahut samrddh hai. Sthaaneey log bahut milansaar aur madadgaar hain. Bharat ek bahut hee khoobsoorat desh hai. Basically I am totally in love 😍 with India and that's only because I was there for 48 days in 2019. I'll be returning in 2023 🙏🏻🕉️😎💪🏻👍🏻.
Hey mate....i am from udaipur as well..i loved your little interactions with people in hindi..and felt glad that you liked the city.😍😍🤗congrats on surviving the heat though😂😂
@@ajlaanmi8351 Checkout some pics and vids of Kailasa Temple, Ellora. The entire temple has been carved out of single rock, bit by bit from top to bottom. Truly an ancient masterpiece
Harry i will say i have been watching your all vlogs, you missed lots of temple like this one. Only a few temples in south do not allows otherwise in india you can go to every temple ( i am from jaipur ).
There is reason behind keeping the height of the door short. That reason is to bow down the head while entering anyone's room. Its a way to show respect. Its Indian Culture. Jai Hind🇮🇳
As you said the doors are little short in city palace. The main reason Behind building short doors and narrow passages is to defend the main building from entrance of enemies with large weapons. So in congested passages and narrow doors enemy won't be able to attack the palace with full flege. (Pretty smart strategic planning right)
Harry we love your description about India. We will miss you.Come again and explore more about India Even though we are Indians we cannot explore. Through your you tube channel we can see our mother country. Arrival and departure is a way of human life. Take care and safe journey.
Doors in the City Palace are short because there is culture in Rajput families to bow their head in front of elders as a greet and respect whenever entering in room... It also blocks the direct vision of outsider to protect the privacy of the people inside room.
these doorways are short because when enemies attack they would not able to come in staright so first they have to get down that gives an adavnatge to them
The doors at forts and palaces are short because it is believed that any person passing through the doors should bow Before the king before entering. It is also for security purpose, the invader has to bow at the door and his neck can be chopped off.
@@k.l.7895 it's an old saying bro... Jeda kuluta na aaya samjho Peta te ni nikleya... Means who doesn't visit kullu hasn't came to this world.... No offense to other states every state has its own perks
@@kr8s bhai yeh cold countries ke log hai ....they visit india to see tropical areas, warm beaches etc .....they have cold beautiful mountains in their country as well...
Most of these palaces are still owned by the royal families. The families keep some small percent of the palace for living and give the rest either to be turned as a hotel or monument/museum to earn some money. I am pretty sure the palace has a beautiful big front door that has been kept by the royal family for their use.
Doors are in the city palace is short bcz incase any invasion of the enemy they can't rush into the palace quickly.. so they've made it short and narrow doors
That door are shorter for a reason, When every any other come to meet the emperor he has to bend the head in front of the emperor to show respect even his enemy's also had to bend there head to come in this is why gates are shorter
IF YOU WANT TO STAY IN INDIA🇮🇳 LONGER, you could try flying to Kathmandu, Nepal🇳🇵 and see if you can get another Indian🇮🇳 travel visa from Nepal🇳🇵😊 I haven't been to India in over 30 years, so I would appreciate it if someone with more recent traveling experience in India could comment on the viability of this idea, maybe a fellow blogger even! 😊 I mean the blue city (Jodhpur), the Golden City (Jaisalmer), Ranakpur, and Mount Abu are plenty of good reasons to come back to Rajasthan! 😊
🌄Mount Abu in addition to all of the other awesome things it has to offer & see like its ancient Jain temples, is also the world headquarters or Vatican of the worldwide Brahma Kumari spiritual movement. Their claim to fame, is that they are the world's largest spiritual organization that is run by women.😊 They also teach everything from eye open meditation/raja yoga, sustainable & balanced living, to vegetarian Indian cooking etc. and I'm sure their courses and accommodation s are very cheap in case you are interested in anything like that! Even if you're not interested in learning how to cook, you can always help out by offering them your expertise in quality control(letting them know if their food is good enough😋 and waste reduction so all that good food can go to your waist instead! 😋 It is also an international magnet for a female tourists, in case you want to buddy up and travel with an international girlfriend who knows a lot about Indian culture to help keep you out of trouble and make your trip more enjoyable! 😊
the entrance or doorways were short as people were supposed to "Bow Down" while entering the temple. Even old homes had doorways of only about 4 ft tall and 3 ft wide.
Shopkeeper isnot shouting he is calling customer to drink soda . And that lady she understood everything whatever Harry said in English that's impressive and her art is beautiful
22:45 they make the door entrance small because they want if anyone is entering, his head is bowed down and if he is an enemy immediately the guards standing near the doors will cut their head
The people of India are incredible!! The lady at the beginning making those marble things was so talented and the temples are beautiful!!
You're Welcome to India
India is mixed people the lassi guy and soda guy were ripoff but that marble crafting lady and tailor were honest one ..
Ronnie 💪
Which is better, Whey or Isolate 💪💪💪
She was truly
Amazing
What a skill to have 🥰🙏🏻
3:00
WOW. That lady's really skilled. In ancient times Sri Lanka & India has skilled craftsman who did wonders with pure granite rocks. Never expected to see one doing so in 2022. Truly Amazing.
😮
❤🇱🇰
Bro everything ok in SL?
We still make temples on stones, so there are many who follow the traditions.
@@0arjun077
Its very interesting to know that the decendants of those ancient craftsmen are still existing. Recently they carved an entire Buddha statue out of a rock in SL. Truly Amazing.
@@saptak_maji
Well, can't say everything is OK but life moves on. Still the prices are climbing & the currency is plunging. Main issue at present is lack of foreign currency. We'll see how things turn around.
@@ajlaanmi8351 yes now they make and carve stones and export it to other countries to build temples, like US, UK etc. Checkout Akshardham temples, you will see the skills.
The craftsmanship of ancient Indian temples is outstanding.
beyond outstanding!
@@harryjaggardtravel pls visit uttar pradesh viswanath Coriander most beautiful place
@@harryjaggardtravel small doors are for namaste , i bow down before you for the god within you. As a gesture of humility and to chop of enemy head ( mughals and british army ) who enter the palace to kill the king and kidnap the queen.
The temples of outstanding architecture in India:-
1.Konark Sun Temple,Konark,Odisha
2.Meenakshi temple,Madurai T.N
3.Somnath temple,Gujarat
4.Shiva temple,Khajuraho M.P
5.Mrugadeshwara temple,Karnataka
6.Temples of Hampi,Karnataka
7.Lingaraj temple,Bhubaneshwar,Odisha
8.Dwarkadhish temple,Dwarka,Gujarat
9.Padmanaswamy temple,Kerala
10.Shiva temple,Rameshwaram,T.N
11.Temples of Mahabalipuram T.N
12.Brihadeshwara temple,Thanjavore,T.N
13.Jain temples,Mt.Abu,Rajasthan
14.Akshardham temple,Ahmedabad,Gujarat
15.Venkataswara temple,Tirupati,A.P
16.Ranganathan temple,Tiruchirapalli,T.N
@@girdracheportuguese destroyed temples in sGoa..
Wow, I'm blown away by the artworks, from the lady making the marble ornaments, to the temples and the museum........just exquisite designs everywhere you look.
❤️❤️
There are artists all over India with different styles and use different raw materials.
From palm leaves, paddy seedlings, clothes....u can actually find abundant of handmade goods at really cheap prices.
India was famous for its handicrafts... but Britishers destroyed them....
you should visit more Indian temples, they are marvelous! especially Kailasa temple built out of a single rock.. and many others like hampi, mahabalipuram
And kailash temple was build up side down.
Hey Mad Max
ive always wanted to visit hampi
The temples of the south on some other level altogether, love and respect their art and mastery on temple making.
@@harryjaggardtravel visit Ranakpur Jain temple
I love how that lady is understanding every word of him.
Now a days even under educated people in tourist places in India can understand normal english speaking.........
Well English is secondary language in India most of Indian can talk to you in English.
...every word of his.
@@ChudGayaPorkistan Chud Gaya Pakistan 😜
16:25
Harry now you understand why we always say try to visit lesser known cities like Lucknow and Udaipur. They're not as crowded and noisy and experience is really pleasurable.
Tourists mostly visit cities like delhi, that are the most crowded cities of the world and noise is inevitable.
@u nd me! yes but it's not a city with high population 🙌. Also it's one of the cleanest and beautiful city in north india
@@nerdydeep5955 i am from udaipur ,. Not the cleanest but yeah better than jaipur and all
@@ojjusyadav149 I myself fr sawaimadhopur.i have visited udaipur more than 10 times.every time I found it more cleaner then 90% of indian cities
@@ojjusyadav149 udaipur Jaisalmer is cleaner than North Indian city
The doorways of all the palaces were made small so that incase of an invasion, only one invading soldier could pass through it at a time creating a bottle neck. Also, they would have to bend which meant dropping their guards down and also exposing their necks.
Everyone has to bow down to king, that's why doors are short, is also one of the reason, king uses secret way to get inside
It's the case in Europe also especially Italy
The lady got some skills being living at the centre of India but still haven't seen such extraordinary things ✨thanks Harry for showing us this
my pleasure thanks for watching
Yes right 🌹
@Priyanshu what do you mean by living at the centre of india?
@@goldy7141 Nagpur
@@harryjaggardtravel @Harry Jaggard the door ways of all the palaces were made small so that case of an invasion only one invading soldier could pass through it at a time. Also, they would have to bend which meant dropping their Guards down and also exposing their necks. Pathways after every door were very narrow also and curved too so as to stop the invaders there only by the help of weapons like sword and spear.
The bridge at the beginning was more like I saw near Florence;
That lady's craftsmanship is really good, glad you bought the elephant;
This town has a pure feel, which makes people very comfortable and happy;
The carvings on the temple are really ingenious and this video is super great, thanks Harry！👍😃👏
一開始看到的橋比較像是在佛羅倫斯附近看過；那位女士的工藝真的出色，很開心你買了大象；
那小鎮有一種純樸的感覺，讓人很舒服，愉快；寺廟上的雕刻真是巧奪天工，這影片真的好棒！
Really glad to see another long comment from you !
The videos are incomplete for me without your wonderful comment.
no need to type in English we can read your language in English by UA-cam translate 😀
@@AS-ol2kz Wow~ thanks for letting me know, thank you very much, you are very nice,
BTW, your message was blocked until now, I don't know why. Have a beautiful life. take care！👍😃🙏
In india temples were not built for religious purposes, they were highly energized tools build for human wellness. Temples are found deliberately at a place where the positive energy is available abundantly from the magnetic and electric wave conveyances of north/south post push. The idol of deity is set in the core center of the temple, known as Grabhagriha. Ideally, the structure of the temple is built after the idol has been placed in a high positive wave centric place. In olden days, temples were built in such a way that the floor at the center of the temple were good conductors of these positive vibrations allowing them to pass through our feet to the body. Hence it is necessary to walk barefooted while you enter the center of the temple. The Five senses of the body get activated when you are inside the temple if the positive energy inside the temple is absorbed properly that is only if you ensure that all the five senses ie sight, hearing, taste, touch and smell are activated in your body while in the temple. The entire art of building temples is not just a mere art; it is a science. Every single facet of it - from the size of the idol to the directions and the sanctum- yes! Temple architecture is a highly developed science.
If you look into the ancient past of India and its temples it reveals the fundamental science and purpose behind temple building. Far from being a place of prayer or worship, temples were created as powerful spaces where an individual could imbibe the enshrined energies. Most temples were created to address a particular aspect of life and were thus consecrated to activate one or two particular chakras, the main energy centers within the human system.
it is also said that spiritual persons do not need to visit the temples as they have self charging mechanism. unfortunately in most part of India in ancient temples have been destroyed by invaders and the temple building science has been mostly lost because of nearly 1000 years of foreign rule. but if you go to an ancient Temple at least 900 years old in South India and sit near Grabhagriha you will feel the the positive energy.
Wonderfully explained.
Yes true
4:27
Those streets are beautiful. Feels like being in a video game.
You should definitely visit the following (if possible)
Kashmir valley (it's Indian Switzerland)
Ladakh
Rann of kutch, Gujarat
Andaman Nicobar Islands
North east states
There are many more places
India is such a diverse country
From Mountains to beaches
Glaciers to Desserts
Everything is here.....
In every few kilometres you will discover new variety of food!
Yeah nice recommendation😊 He should visit North east states, kashmir, uttrakhand ect
Not kashmir
@@anil6191 Why not??
It's very very beautiful place!
@@yashgupta_12 then live there why are you living in any other city
@@anil6191 then by this logic I should Buy a house in Every Place of earth which is a tourist spot...
Absolutely love this city. Even as an Indian, I can easily say that the people in Udaipur are one of the kindest. They all speak to you so nicely... there's this soothness in the way they speak. Was on a weekend solo trip and had the best time exploring the city. Shoutout to the staff of The Lakend Hotel, Jheel café, Apple Delight and all the people.
You deserve millions views
I hope I can visit in india in the future
love from iran ❤
Iran is beautiful .I visited in 2019. I m from udaipur
Welcome 🙏
i want to visit Iran too it also has many historical places
I want to visit Iran brother. We love Iran as well.
Welcome my brother mere humdum mere dost my Irani brothers and sisters 😊
Udaipur is love! Best tourist destination in India for sure
Thank you Harry Sire for this content 🙏Bow down to that beautiful lady for her mad skills. Out of this world intricate items 👌 wow that elephant sculpture with the baby inside 😍 Those temples OMG 😲 so many talented, gifted people. You are so right Harry about Udaipur, can't get enough of this beautiful city ❤ Mother India can't wait to visit her. Great content Harry Sire 🙏❤
There are many such temples but most of them wont allow camera inside, if the temples are very traditional then they wont even allow foreigners, so the world doesn't know much about the insane constructions.
my pleasure, Udaipur is a wonderful place!
@@harryjaggardtravel 🤗🙏❤
@@harryjaggardtravel the door ways of all the palaces were made small so that case of an invasion only one invading soldier could pass through it at a time. Also, they would have to bend which meant dropping their Guards down and also exposing their necks. Pathways after every door were very narrow also and curved too so as to stop the invaders there only by the help of weapons like sword and spear.
I feel good for Indians who dont overcharge to foreigners.. they are genuine people and its a big quality and sooner pr later they get good rewards.
Wow that temple was so beautiful.
Correct bro
Must visit Kumbhalgarh fort which is near to Udaipur, second largest wall after Great Wall of China. It was the fort of Maharana Pratap and this city was the place of “resistance” for centuries against ‘invaders’
this region of southern rajasthan is called Mewar ( chitorgarh, udaipur and rajsamand)
it's unique in so many ways because local rulers never bowed down to delhi sultanate and Mughal empire until British arrived also their lineage existed for almost 1500 years more than any other royalty of india.. they are unique and culture and art
you will find one of the oldest temples and architecture of india here untouched by outer powers...
also people are very humble and brave..
hope you enjoy the visit of my beautiful state of Rajasthan
💯❤️
Jai rajputana 🚩 🙏
The lady with the artistic materials is so talented. Thanks for showing around the beautiful architectures in Udaipur.
Hello! harry its looks peaceful place not crowded 🇵🇭💖
Ya I'm from udaipur 🐱
whenever you want to visit India, dont go to the main cities. just go to small towns and rural India.
@@luxzary4623 I'm also from udaipur bro where do u live in UDP ?
@@Gaurav_SW679 university road ayad
@@luxzary4623 bro I also from Udaipur . Badgoan.
You have shown what most of Indian vloggers miss.Its gives you the essence of the udaipur!Very nice,keep it up.
Thanks a ton
If you want to explore real India then the beauty lies in its Temples, Forts, Palaces and heritage monuments.
Europe has small castles but Rajasthan is World famous for its Massive Forts. You should have visited
1. Kumbhalgarh Fort (2nd longest boundary wall of 36km)
2. Jodhpur Fort
3. Aamer, Nahargarh and Jaigarh Forts
4. Jaisalmer Fort
5. Chittorgarh Fort.
These outstanding Forts are in Rajasthan and are a Must Visit. You missed them all.
True!!
Brother you can enter any temple, just putting shoes off before entering the temple is mandatory just for respect. You can enter any temple 🙏🏻❤️
Thanks for the info
@@sudarshan99220 only Jagannath temple in Puri ,Orissa where non Hindus are not allowed, rest in all places everyone is welcome
@@sudarshan99220 yea but still, removing shoes is a sign of respect.
@@Dipti3184 there are a lot of temples in Kerala where only Hindus are allowed like
Padmanabha Swamy Temple
Guruvayoor temple etc
@@Dipti3184 and padmanabha Swami temple
That city is a greedy place for artists 😍
.. I wish to go there, learn the art style and buy... Everything 😍😍😍
U should visit udaipur...its quite good in everything ❣
Rajasthan is best place for art and architecture
Rajasthan is a preferred Indian Tourist spot for all Foreign Visitors, it’s one of my favourite. People are very hospitable and they know from centuries how to treat guests.
Lassi is not a milk shake ! Lassi is made from curd (closest western equivalent would be Yoghurt) and not milk.
Isn't yogurt made from Milk...????
@@kaypee4704 made from milk . Very similar to curd . Most people even can not differences
That lady have serious skills🖤🖤
If you are still in Udaipur and would like to explore few more places... There are some places that you'll love...
1. Fateh sagar ( most probably.. You've visited that)
2. Ubeshwar
3. Jaisamand lake ( a bit far from the main city)
4. Ranakpur ( again away from the main city)
5. Badi lake
6. Sukhadiya circle ( the food court there serves brilliant food)
7. Bahubali hill
Nice vlog Harry and you haven't seen 1% of indian rich culture . There are 28 states in india like 28 countries where ever you will go you will experience totally different even I as an indian feel that way while traveling 😂😂.hope you will come again to know our country more.
Harry you are genuine and a very nice person. God bless you brother ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you so much
Hey.... Please also visit North East India... ❤️❤️ One of the most beautiful part of India ❤️❤️
Very old and beautiful Palace, pretty cool city no horns beeping nice hardworking people.
2:08
Geez. That's some serious skills to be carving those from rocks. Woow.
Good luck sir
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Dhanyawad Bhai Sahib
Really nice city.... 😍😍😍... ❤ from 🇱🇰
It really is!
the lady making those artifacts in marble is truly artistic and skillful. this is a beautiful place of India. thanks again Harry for taking me to this part of India. God bless your travels.
5:00 P.M Indian time is Harry's time. Always exciting to see him videos exactly at 5
Hello 👋
I'm just shocked, All these surprises in one video.‼😲‼
Amazing statues, temples, museum ... ⁉️
Especially handmade *marble elephant* sculpture. 👍🏻👌
I've never seen anything like it.
Thanks a lot. 🙏🏻
Take care, stay safe and healthy.
💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻
Udaipur most beautiful & romantic city in INDIA beautiful Lake, beautiful Garden,& most beautiful City place
The locals were so friendly wow
Me from Udaipur welcome bro u should visit Udaipur in monsoon season u will really appreciate its beauty in monsoon season.
I am Rajasthani ❤
I Love my INDIA 🇮🇳❤💪
LEELA is my Grandmother Name .
It's from SATYANARANYAN BHAGAWAN Story.
Leela ( Sanskrit: लीला līlā) or leela can be loosely translated as "divine play". The concept of lila is common to both non-dualist and dualist philosophical schools of Indian philosophy, but has a markedly different significance in each.
The name leela is from the movie Ram Leela... where he does Rasleela
2:33 this India lady made all that by hands? 👀WOW that’s impressive…she’s work hard for that, she’s deserved a great raise much respect for her ❤️🇮🇳 I love hospitality of india especially delicious foods. namaste 🙏
I believe the guy who didn't want anything from you, only wanted you to film his art/craft work to share Rajasthani arts and handicrafts with the rest of the world in your vlog, but I could be wrong because I wasn't there.😊
He just wanted to promote his work cause they knew he was a vlogger
He said he just want to talk with him . Because due to covid they doesn't seen foreigner in their region from long time
20:31 That must be best view in the entire video i guess
I have those tiny elephants in my house too
And I too bought them in Rajasthan
Absolutely incredible piece of arts
You are very kind man.... Thanks for coming udaipur an India... I wish you love the city of lakes...
Marvelous lady. Looks very intelligent and great artist.
Love Udaipur clean and beautiful ❤️.
Wow amazing ..I liked when you say mughe nahi chahiye ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful city and amazing vlog!
Those temples were incredible
At first when you said "Namaskar" to that talented lady, I thought she would just ignore you but man what a surprise, in whatever little english she knew she demonstrated her skill in craftmanship and made a sale. 👍👍
Harry hope you go back to India 🇮🇳 this year and see more. Aap shaanadaar kaam kar rahe hain dost. Bharat kee sanskrti bahut samrddh hai. Sthaaneey log bahut milansaar aur madadgaar hain. Bharat ek bahut hee khoobsoorat desh hai. Basically I am totally in love 😍 with India and that's only because I was there for 48 days in 2019. I'll be returning in 2023 🙏🏻🕉️😎💪🏻👍🏻.
Hey mate....i am from udaipur as well..i loved your little interactions with people in hindi..and felt glad that you liked the city.😍😍🤗congrats on surviving the heat though😂😂
I am from udaipur nd i m very proud to be born on beautiful city of India 🇮🇳 ❤
Next wherever you come in Rajasthan please try the cuisines
Udaipur has its very unique vibe if you campare to any other city in india
there is no match ✌️♥️
9:12
I see those buildings are carved out of rocks 😮
Truly Amazing...
it was beautiful
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Absolutely Machan...
@@ajlaanmi8351 Checkout some pics and vids of Kailasa Temple, Ellora. The entire temple has been carved out of single rock, bit by bit from top to bottom. Truly an ancient masterpiece
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Yes I've heard of it. Truly an amazing masterpiece.
Harry travelling in India during this heat wave... damn.... man is built of muscles of steel❤
Thanks for this beautiful description of my hometown..My city UDAIPUR.❤️😍
Plz do visit again..🤗
14:42
TBH bro, cows can be really disciplined too. I've seen cows cross the road on the pedestrian crossing while humans just jay walk.
Welcome to great republic of India my dear Harry and lots of love from Kolkata West Bengal India ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Harry i will say i have been watching your all vlogs, you missed lots of temple like this one. Only a few temples in south do not allows otherwise in india you can go to every temple ( i am from jaipur ).
There is reason behind keeping the height of the door short. That reason is to bow down the head while entering anyone's room. Its a way to show respect.
Its Indian Culture.
Jai Hind🇮🇳
As you said the doors are little short in city palace. The main reason Behind building short doors and narrow passages is to defend the main building from entrance of enemies with large weapons. So in congested passages and narrow doors enemy won't be able to attack the palace with full flege. (Pretty smart strategic planning right)
Harry we love your description about India. We will miss you.Come again and explore more about India Even though we are Indians we cannot explore. Through your you tube channel we can see our mother country. Arrival and departure is a way of human life. Take care and safe journey.
Wow it was our pleasure that you liked India and my native place Udaipur ❤
Thank you Bro 💕
Been there once. Hands down the most beautiful place for sure! 😅
Love from India God bless you Harry
my hometown udaipur 😍👉 the city of lakes ❤️ love udaipur ❤️
That marble lady is master in her craft..beautiful talent.
Doors in the City Palace are short because there is culture in Rajput families to bow their head in front of elders as a greet and respect whenever entering in room... It also blocks the direct vision of outsider to protect the privacy of the people inside room.
thank you harry for supporting the local artisans
these doorways are short because when enemies attack they would not able to come in staright so first they have to get down that gives an adavnatge to them
There is a spritual region behind short doors in palaces in india.
The doors at forts and palaces are short because it is believed that any person passing through the doors should bow Before the king before entering.
It is also for security purpose, the invader has to bow at the door and his neck can be chopped off.
Love from udaipur india..come again
Bro I somehow feel this vlog n vlog before this with that old historical cam ll be a game changer in ur successful global journey so far ! 👍🙂👍
I'm from Udaipur. So glad that you liked it.
The reason you dont see tourists there is because of the weather . Best time to roam around India is between Octobe to march :-)
I am Also From Udaipur Glad to see u Visiting there I hope u had a great time Meeting Those people and Having those ancient Hand made crafts ^^✨🌼
Traveling India without travelling Himachal is almost foolish 😂🙏🙏
There are other state also.
You're making a psychological effect that he will think am i foolish? 😂
@@k.l.7895 it's an old saying bro... Jeda kuluta na aaya samjho Peta te ni nikleya...
Means who doesn't visit kullu hasn't came to this world.... No offense to other states every state has its own perks
@zinios box =foolish spotted
@@rationalindian8475 apne baap ke baare main aisa nahin bola karte
@@kr8s bhai yeh cold countries ke log hai ....they visit india to see tropical areas, warm beaches etc .....they have cold beautiful mountains in their country as well...
Most of these palaces are still owned by the royal families. The families keep some small percent of the palace for living and give the rest either to be turned as a hotel or monument/museum to earn some money. I am pretty sure the palace has a beautiful big front door that has been kept by the royal family for their use.
Doors are in the city palace is short bcz incase any invasion of the enemy they can't rush into the palace quickly.. so they've made it short and narrow doors
I wasn't know about this temple as a resident of Rajasthan. thank u
Your vlogs are really interesting!
That door are shorter for a reason,
When every any other come to meet the emperor he has to bend the head in front of the emperor to show respect even his enemy's also had to bend there head to come in this is why gates are shorter
IF YOU WANT TO STAY IN INDIA🇮🇳 LONGER, you could try flying to Kathmandu, Nepal🇳🇵 and see if you can get another Indian🇮🇳 travel visa from Nepal🇳🇵😊
I haven't been to India in over 30 years, so I would appreciate it if someone with more recent traveling experience in India could comment on the viability of this idea, maybe a fellow blogger even! 😊
I mean the blue city (Jodhpur), the Golden City (Jaisalmer), Ranakpur, and Mount Abu are plenty of good reasons to come back to Rajasthan! 😊
🌄Mount Abu in addition to all of the other awesome things it has to offer & see like its ancient Jain temples, is also the world headquarters or Vatican of the worldwide Brahma Kumari spiritual movement. Their claim to fame, is that they are the world's largest spiritual organization that is run by women.😊 They also teach everything from eye open meditation/raja yoga, sustainable & balanced living, to vegetarian Indian cooking etc. and I'm sure their courses and accommodation s are very cheap in case you are interested in anything like that!
Even if you're not interested in learning how to cook, you can always help out by offering them your expertise in quality control(letting them know if their food is good enough😋 and waste reduction so all that good food can go to your waist instead! 😋
It is also an international magnet for a female tourists, in case you want to buddy up and travel with an international girlfriend who knows a lot about Indian culture to help keep you out of trouble and make your trip more enjoyable! 😊
I really like your video and when you say that 'nahi chahiye' lovely way to say that. Keep it up and stay safe 🙏
8:46
nice example sir!
"Like shiva is the vehicle of THE bull"
😂
haha...heat got him..poor guy. but, respect for his knowledge.
Hey boii😂
Your mum would love that Elephant w/baby. What an amazing place!
We like england 😂
English man :- धन्यवाद भाईसाब
I like india
Indian men :- thankyou 😂
Yes 😅
The soul of India is still preserved in Rajasthan.
2:00 such an inspiring woman
Harry, 😎
That's nice.
Not many people to bother you when you try to see the view. 👍
the entrance or doorways were short as people were supposed to "Bow Down" while entering the temple. Even old homes had doorways of only about 4 ft tall and 3 ft wide.
Shopkeeper isnot shouting he is calling customer to drink soda . And that lady she understood everything whatever Harry said in English that's impressive and her art is beautiful
Hello Harry bro very intresting Videos best Content first time This temple watching. nice place.
22:45 they make the door entrance small because they want if anyone is entering, his head is bowed down and if he is an enemy immediately the guards standing near the doors will cut their head