Wondering if you can help me. Looking to take a round trip taxi from Kajuraho to Kalinjar fort. Can you tell me approximately what you paid and if possible the name of the taxi company. Thanks in advance!
@@Dr.Mzungu I don't remember exactly, maybe around $50 for a taxi from Khajuraho to Chitrakoot one way. It wasn't with a taxi company but with a local person who I found through my hotel. So you can just ask at your hotel and they should be able to arrange something.
Great videos, i've spent about a year over ten trips travelling all over india, and loved visiting these small little out of the way places like this. India always has the ability to amaze, no matter how much you have seen of it. i haven't been here, it looks well worth a look
Wonderful to see a video on the places less travelled in India. It can be a challenge getting between places but the unexpected experiences can provide lifetime memories. Mine is looking at a family's small buffalo herd and then the next moment I'm inside their house sipping warm buffalo milk surrounded by family and neighbours anxious to have a selfie. Really enjoying this series
Thanks Gabriel, for another interesting footages of the ancient township in India.You are one of the absolute best travel utubers - always presenting high quality footages,videos and detailed documentation of the Indian countryside we are fortunate to see- thanks to you. Stay healthy, stay safe.👍🙏🏽
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Seeing the ruins of the fort and the palace of Raja Aman Singh reminded me of Ozymandias by PB Shelley - "My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.”
India is constructing 37km of road every day and UP where you didn't encounter too much traffic this time is constructing the most expressways in India. So things are getting streamlined but it will take at least 10 more years for India to have a satisfactory level of road and railway infrastructure. And if you go to Varanasi then visit "Khirkiya ghat or Namo Ghat". This ghat is under construction but still is the most beautiful ghat in Varanasi.
UP will take 15 years to have good infrastructure. I hope UP and Bihar regains it’s lost glory again. Other states are exploiting the people of UP and Bihar.
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Very interesting vlog, Gabriel! Amazing views of a fort that is not much known in the Indian tourism circuit! Thank u! Btw, the period referred to about the mosque is during Sher Shah's time ( Afghan dynasty)...not The Mughal era...✌ The name of Allahabad is now " Prayagraj"
Astonished At the wonderful clips of India Gabe. Fantastic Too see you travel India, take it easy and look forward to many more clips from the wonderful Gabe, peace. 😃🙏🏻
hi gabriel welcome back to india. have been watching your channel off and on for 4-5 years or may be a little more. I think, today there are many "circuits" from delhi. one could be delhi-mathura-vrindavan-agra-gwalior-jhansi (there is a good fort in jhansi+its famous for rani lakhsmi bai who faught against the british occupation & a symbol of women empowerment in india, you missed it in this trip). from jhansi either to to chitrakoot-kalinjar-khajuraho-panna (diamond mines + capital of bundelkhand in later times)-rewa (capital of rewa state)-satna (many factories)-prayagraj (famous university+spiritual center)+vindhyachal (famous temple)-mirzapur (also spelt meerjapur - bhadohi (carpet capital of uttar pradesh)-varanasi-sarnath. an expressway is almost near completion which connects to agra expressway and lands in chitrakoot. in this can one can visit delhi-agra-bateshwar temples (near etawah)-chitrakoot-kalinjar-khajuraho-prayagraj etc. maybe in return journey go through lucknow via purvanchal expressway from varanasi then lucknow-agra expressway to agra then yamuna expressway to delhi all by volvo / luxury bus or suv. The region you are in is vindhya range. It is ancient landmass very rich in minerals. In ancient times, it was source of iron ore, diamonds. Besides, the route you are taking is part of ancient trade route from north part of india to central india eventually to sea ports. Incidentally, it is also somewhat aligning to ancient route take by lord ram during is exile period. From prayagraj (allahabad) you may take shringverpur route (via pratapgarh) to ayodhya (birthplace of lord ram) then to lucknow back to delhi. for instance, check this out: swarajyamag.com/culture/uttarapath-and-dakshinapath-the-great-trade-routes-of-jambudwipa But i have to say, you have covered india like no other traveller. Like the explorers of 16th century. of not with the intention of colonisinng ;-)
Enjoying your Indian vlogs Gabriel! Did this route in April 2000 pre kids. Didn't go to Kalinjar though. Hoping to be back on the road soon but for now I just watch your vlogs instead!
We read about kalinjar fort in Indian history, never known the location of the fort. Sher shah suri, who became the emperor of Delhi sutanate after defeating the second mughal emperor humaun died here during fight to capture this fort.
I've been there but I arrived at the fort too late in the day to see much of it and then I already had plans to leave the next day. So I didn't get a full tour of the fort, need to go back.
Yes, on the way to Khajuraho but as I explained not easy to get to with public transport, so a taxi is the best way to go, or of course your own vehicle. Looks like you have your own motorbike so that's a great way to go. The fort isn't far from the town of Kalinjar.
Hi Gabriel, The Chandela dynasty rule central India for over 500 years between the 9th and 13th centuries AD. At one point in time, there were over 120 temples today about 20 temples remain to show tourists these incredible treasures. I have to ask you if there is a divide among people there between the past the present there seems to be a movement away from the past giving the way to progress and treating the past as many mistakes to learn from but not to go back to that the adoption of western values has taken hold and has forgone the past as old mystic relics of a bygone era?
10:07 Vikram samvat is hindu calandar date calculated from 57 BC conoration of the legendary King Vikramaditya of Ujjain (ancient Avanti). So hindu kings mention their reign as a reference from Vikram samvat. Currently 2070 Vikram samvat is going on.
Another interesting video of forgotten India. Structures looked really fragile to stand under. btw,, Not a good idea to be there in sandals, albeit comfortable in the heat.
wow really impressed. please do visit Patalkot in Monsoon.... that place is 3000 ft. beneath the ground level.....and it's a forest with tribes and legend says that it is gateway to underworld.... and it's in Madhya Pradesh. views are good too
I don't know if that's your forte, but I would have really enjoyed if you showed more of the wildlife of central india, such as your Nilgai spotting from the last video. I haven't visited central india yet, but via your lens I find it has a mysterious old world charm, I think it also has to do with the way you show India. I guess the art and the artist both needs an appreciation here. Anyways great job as always !!
yes he said he will go to himalyas in a few weeks after visiting central and north india for a while and if i remember correctly he said he will go to north east too after the himalayas though i am not sure on the north east one
Thanks Gabriel keep em coming . Never quite seen India like that . Brilliant. Wonder if Sadhgurus big temple is near you. It has a massive bust of Shiva which can be seen for miles.
Yes. summers may-june it can go 47-48 degrees (celcius), winters are cool 2-3 degrees night about 15 degrees in day. monsoon season is the best to enjoy with greenery all around but sometimes roads are not as smooth in rains. (july-mid sep). some people like to visit in sep-december or in feb-march which is dry with moderate temperatures (about 10-20 degrees celcius
Orchha was not the capital of an empire. It was the capital of the Bundelkhand Princely State during the Mughal Empire and later the Maratha Empire. It was not an independent kingdom.
Lots of wars and battles. India wasn't a unified country for most of its history but an assortment of separate mini kingdoms, or large ones such as the Mughal empire.
I find it allot of Indias 🇮🇳 names related to pre BC. And allot of them were visited by ALEXANDERS SOLDIERS Occupation. See the Flowers of the SUN 🌞 carvings? U cam find the same in Old Maçedonian Empire buildings. From Albania 🇦🇱 to India. That must have had the middle full of whater and pool.. likes of( VIRAN A SI) Ask The people you just visit about these names meanings? Likes of (VIRAN) A SI? Or (PARA DESH) (ULE KAR) THEY Must have been visited by ALEXANDER and his soldiers? Or PIERIA? EPERIA.
@@dd0356... That's a fact as well. But? As soon as you look at the names, calling of those places? They are either directly or indirectly involved with Alexander's conquest. I find that interesting as well NAKED STATUES- PRA DESH - PARA DESH - FRONT NAKED. Or ? Ulecar I think 🤔 is spelled this way? Means: SITING NAKED ON d**** U know what I mean. How can that be?
lmao.... Alexander never crossed punjab, when he learned about The mighty Nanda empire, his soldiers due to exhaustion returned . this is the central part of India, so there is nothing to do with Alexander and it's conquest. moreover Varanasi is 8000 years old and is considered as one of the oldest city in the world , Romans and greeks came a lot lot much later. varanasi is named after two river Varuna and Asi . there is no relation except Mauryan Emperor Chandragupta maurya married daughter of Alexander's general seleucus nicator and he gave Afghanistan as a gift (dowry) to Chandragupta.
@@meow14115 yea sure. Hehe. Dude who knows exactly what happened the over 2000 years ago. Common. I just said that those names are in use till this day in EMATHIA SIPHNIAN. U know it as Albania 🇦🇱. WE STILL CALL IT - EMATHIA.
@@kenikriezispirasspatas8982 we do share common language. Sanskrit. Indo -Europeans migrated in two branch , westward and eastward so some words are still common. ex - Ignis means fire in Latin , Agni is fire in Sanskrit. word Mother is derived from Sanskrit word Maatar
@@meow14115 .. or ur famous NANA flat bread. Nan In my language is MOTHER. see? It's allot more complicated the you were led to belive.... And MOTER is Sister. Back then almost always Mothers died after 7 th or 8th birth. And The MATER/ MOTER Took care of the children.
Wow! You are visiting places that are core to India. These places are not commercial. You can also go to Lucknow, you will find persian architecture in Lucknow.
The architecture in Lucknow is not Persian. It looks nothing like the buildings you would find in Iran or Uzbekistan. The architectural styles is called Awadhi and it was developed as a post-Mughal style of architecture. It contains heavy Rajput, Jat and Bundeli influences as well.
You can see more of this incredible fort in Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/4gJaqVSYmlc/v-deo.html
Wondering if you can help me. Looking to take a round trip taxi from Kajuraho to Kalinjar fort. Can you tell me approximately what you paid and if possible the name of the taxi company. Thanks in advance!
@@Dr.Mzungu I don't remember exactly, maybe around $50 for a taxi from Khajuraho to Chitrakoot one way. It wasn't with a taxi company but with a local person who I found through my hotel. So you can just ask at your hotel and they should be able to arrange something.
In a world of turmoil & suffering thank you for a peaceful retreat 🙏💗🕊
Great videos, i've spent about a year over ten trips travelling all over india, and loved visiting these small little out of the way places like this. India always has the ability to amaze, no matter how much you have seen of it. i haven't been here, it looks well worth a look
Wonderful to see a video on the places less travelled in India. It can be a challenge getting between places but the unexpected experiences can provide lifetime memories. Mine is looking at a family's small buffalo herd and then the next moment I'm inside their house sipping warm buffalo milk surrounded by family and neighbours anxious to have a selfie.
Really enjoying this series
Deep in the heart of India ❤️ where no traveller has gone except for Gabriel 🤗
great video Gabriel, so wonderful to be back in India!
Thanks Gabriel, for another interesting footages of the ancient township in India.You are one of the absolute best travel utubers -
always presenting high quality footages,videos and detailed documentation of the Indian countryside we are fortunate to see- thanks to you.
Stay healthy, stay safe.👍🙏🏽
I agree, for my tastes he is also the best.
After watching so many of Gabriel’s travel vlogs, I’m now hooked line and sinker 😄.I’m now 1000% totally convinced Gabriel is not just one of the best travel utubers, but he is the absolute best !!!!! I’m sure all his viewers and subscribers agrees with me.👍🙏🏽
Hi your India trip this time round is so interesting I’m loving it! 🙏
Sweet, glad to hear it.
cool song in the beginning
Video jam packed with possible itineraries, prices, and tips - oh yes! 😍
Thank you Gabriel for all the history of India 😊❤😎☀️
Seeing the ruins of the fort and the palace of Raja Aman Singh reminded me of Ozymandias by PB Shelley -
"My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;
Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.”
India is constructing 37km of road every day and UP where you didn't encounter too much traffic this time is constructing the most expressways in India. So things are getting streamlined but it will take at least 10 more years for India to have a satisfactory level of road and railway infrastructure.
And if you go to Varanasi then visit "Khirkiya ghat or Namo Ghat". This ghat is under construction but still is the most beautiful ghat in Varanasi.
Older highways are already breaking apart. Quality of these highways is dodgy at best.
UP will take 15 years to have good infrastructure. I hope UP and Bihar regains it’s lost glory again. Other states are exploiting the people of UP and Bihar.
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Love Gab's history channel 👍 from Kentucky, Keep on Truckin ✌️, Don
Very interesting vlog, Gabriel! Amazing views of a fort that is not much known in the Indian tourism circuit! Thank u! Btw, the period referred to about the mosque is during Sher Shah's time ( Afghan dynasty)...not The Mughal era...✌ The name of Allahabad is now " Prayagraj"
Yes good to correct
It's Prayagraj
This was so adventurous and at the same time very informative as well
Astonished At the wonderful clips of India Gabe. Fantastic Too see you travel India, take it easy and look forward to many more clips from the wonderful Gabe, peace. 😃🙏🏻
OMG Gabriel, I simply loved this video. Personally I have not, to date, got as far as India 🇮🇳 Maybe I will one day????
hi gabriel welcome back to india. have been watching your channel off and on for 4-5 years or may be a little more. I think, today there are many "circuits" from delhi. one could be delhi-mathura-vrindavan-agra-gwalior-jhansi (there is a good fort in jhansi+its famous for rani lakhsmi bai who faught against the british occupation & a symbol of women empowerment in india, you missed it in this trip).
from jhansi either to to chitrakoot-kalinjar-khajuraho-panna (diamond mines + capital of bundelkhand in later times)-rewa (capital of rewa state)-satna (many factories)-prayagraj (famous university+spiritual center)+vindhyachal (famous temple)-mirzapur (also spelt meerjapur - bhadohi (carpet capital of uttar pradesh)-varanasi-sarnath.
an expressway is almost near completion which connects to agra expressway and lands in chitrakoot. in this can one can visit delhi-agra-bateshwar temples (near etawah)-chitrakoot-kalinjar-khajuraho-prayagraj etc. maybe in return journey go through lucknow via purvanchal expressway from varanasi then lucknow-agra expressway to agra then yamuna expressway to delhi all by volvo / luxury bus or suv.
The region you are in is vindhya range. It is ancient landmass very rich in minerals. In ancient times, it was source of iron ore, diamonds. Besides, the route you are taking is part of ancient trade route from north part of india to central india eventually to sea ports. Incidentally, it is also somewhat aligning to ancient route take by lord ram during is exile period. From prayagraj (allahabad) you may take shringverpur route (via pratapgarh) to ayodhya (birthplace of lord ram) then to lucknow back to delhi.
for instance, check this out: swarajyamag.com/culture/uttarapath-and-dakshinapath-the-great-trade-routes-of-jambudwipa
But i have to say, you have covered india like no other traveller. Like the explorers of 16th century. of not with the intention of colonisinng ;-)
You're doing a fine job documenting your travels.
Classic classic route! ThankYou.I love it!
Enjoying your Indian vlogs Gabriel! Did this route in April 2000 pre kids. Didn't go to Kalinjar though. Hoping to be back on the road soon but for now I just watch your vlogs instead!
Please show more of the megalithic stone work. Those pillars were all one giant block of stone that were supporting giant blocks of stone 😯🧐
Another great video Gabe
You can visit to Himachal Pradesh to spend some time in little cool...Kullu-Manali, spiti, Shimla etc.
You make it so interesting with your art of explaining.
In Varanasi, you should definitely check out the Kashi Vishwanath Temple 😊
We read about kalinjar fort in Indian history, never known the location of the fort. Sher shah suri, who became the emperor of Delhi sutanate after defeating the second mughal emperor humaun died here during fight to capture this fort.
Was always intrigued when I was there of all the unpopulated places considering it is a country of 1 billion plus !
Bro the background music u chose are always op u gained a new sub 🤠 I watched many of ur old vids today u gained a new sub 😁 cheers!
Great, thanks for subbing. ✌
The beginning of the video is just so epic.
Sweet. ✌
Have you been to the area around Aurangabad? I was blown away by Ellora, Ajanta, Daulatabad and Lonar. The city itself is quite interesting too.
Songs visuals ,so indulging experience.is the songs made for visual or the other way
Gwalior looks good Gabriel...have you been there before? I guess yes because you seem to have been all over. Thanks for the video
I've been there but I arrived at the fort too late in the day to see much of it and then I already had plans to leave the next day. So I didn't get a full tour of the fort, need to go back.
i am new to your vlog channel , yeah i see you are a quality vlogger indeed ❤
Hey Gabriel hare Krishna ! Namaste
Enjoying your every content
Big love from Nepal Kathmandu
Great, waiting for part 2. I'll travel Chitrakoot to Khajuraho sometime soon these days.
Will you plan to stop at Kalinjar?
@@GabrielTravelerVideos definitely. I didn't know about it before watching this video. I see its in U.P. state.
Yes, on the way to Khajuraho but as I explained not easy to get to with public transport, so a taxi is the best way to go, or of course your own vehicle. Looks like you have your own motorbike so that's a great way to go. The fort isn't far from the town of Kalinjar.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos thanks Gabriel 👍
Hi Gabriel, The Chandela dynasty rule central India for over 500 years between the 9th and 13th centuries AD. At one point in time, there were over 120 temples today about 20 temples remain to show tourists these incredible treasures. I have to ask you if there is a divide among people there between the past the present there seems to be a movement away from the past giving the way to progress and treating the past as many mistakes to learn from but not to go back to that the adoption of western values has taken hold and has forgone the past as old mystic relics of a bygone era?
Great stuff Gabriel 👏
If you in khajraho right now, I suggest to you must visit Panna national park.
10:12 there are two dates because Vikram Samvat is Hindu calendar and it is 56 year older than current calendar system.
Amazing video 👍😁
10:07 Vikram samvat is hindu calandar date calculated from 57 BC conoration of the legendary King Vikramaditya of Ujjain (ancient Avanti). So hindu kings mention their reign as a reference from Vikram samvat. Currently 2070 Vikram samvat is going on.
Please visit Almora uttrakhand or Nainital uttrakhand India you will find lot of historical things over there
Very much enjoyed beginning views in this one - thx
Another interesting video of forgotten India. Structures looked really fragile to stand under. btw,, Not a good idea to be there in sandals, albeit comfortable in the heat.
Or you could take a flight. Both Khajuraho and Varanasi have airports but flight schedule may depend on tourist numbers.
Hey Gab, are you going to Shimla (part of Himachal Pradesh)??? also Ladakh?? i hope you can tour us.. the place featured in 3 Idiots (indian movie)
Try visiting Bheem kund.. 100 km from Khajuraho..
That's pretty cool
Amazing places 👌😍
wow really impressed. please do visit Patalkot in Monsoon.... that place is 3000 ft. beneath the ground level.....and it's a forest with tribes and legend says that it is gateway to underworld.... and it's in Madhya Pradesh. views are good too
Modi must be from that place......
@@HeartistMurali no Pakistanis are from there
@@HeartistMurali lol you must be rettraded... modi is perhaps the best PM india has had
@@HeartistMurali ?? i am apolitical brother. you can go troll somewhere else .
@@joeblolopes4953 Yeah. The best worst PM 😁
India without doubt is most fascinating place on Earth.
I think you're right,India has everything!
Peace & Love
Well come to India dear bro 💐💐💐❤🙏
So much history to explore 🙃
I don't know if that's your forte, but I would have really enjoyed if you showed more of the wildlife of central india, such as your Nilgai spotting from the last video.
I haven't visited central india yet, but via your lens I find it has a mysterious old world charm, I think it also has to do with the way you show India. I guess the art and the artist both needs an appreciation here.
Anyways great job as always !!
Every Indian after watching any foreigners India vlog- Where do they find such music and songs?😂
Will you be going to the east towards Himalayas after Varanasi?
yes he said he will go to himalyas in a few weeks after visiting central and north india for a while and if i remember correctly he said he will go to north east too after the himalayas though i am not sure on the north east one
Not sure yet because the weather in the northeast is looking very rainy, might change plans.
Thanks Gabriel keep em coming . Never quite seen India like that . Brilliant. Wonder if Sadhgurus big temple is near you. It has a massive bust of Shiva which can be seen for miles.
No, that's far far away in the southern part of India.
@@parulsinha3092 Thanks Parul good to know
Is it common to be hot in April there?
Yes. summers may-june it can go 47-48 degrees (celcius), winters are cool 2-3 degrees night about 15 degrees in day. monsoon season is the best to enjoy with greenery all around but sometimes roads are not as smooth in rains. (july-mid sep). some people like to visit in sep-december or in feb-march which is dry with moderate temperatures (about 10-20 degrees celcius
Please also visit south of india....... Kerala, lakshadweep
Love from Hindustan
At least you didn't have to fight the crowds there Gabriel.
Seriously. 😎
what a beautiful intro music
Also ASI should be ashamed for not maintaining such monuments of historical importance.
they don't have enough budget
I would include a visit from Agra to Fatehpur Sikri
Hey Gabriel when you come to Allahabad then don't forget to go to khusro bagh.
Fantastic
Where are you getting these songs and background musics from ? Any webisite you recommend
ua-cam.com/video/vVXMfASGaUs/v-deo.html
Ohh!!!I'm Indian 🥳🥳🥳 you must come Karnataka... Hampi... Badami.. Chitradurga... You must stay 1month 💐💐💐🥰🙏
I've been to Badami and Hampi: ua-cam.com/users/gabejedmosearch?query=Hampi I haven't been to Chitradurga yet, it looks nice.
Now.. Where are you.. Sir?
I want to meet you please 🙏
The song 😍
Beautiful fort
Hey.... Come to Odisha and explore the state... 🤘🤘😀
enjoy varanasi
I live in dewas ...nearby Indore city ..you can come here and explore both these cities and you can stay with me...you are very welcome
Any plans to go to Southern India? Like Tamil Nadu?
at 12:55 you said i can't see what to be like Mosque
if had been in to Mosque you will notice the The mihrab of the mosque
and Islamic column's .
Please also vist Lucknow
Plz visit UIRAKHAND AND HIMANCHAL PARDESH
GABE another EPIC India 🕉️🇮🇳🙏🏻 vlog. Love the music 🎵 at the beginning. Kalinjar Fort is on my travel bucket list now thanks to you bud. 👍🏻😎
Thanks man. 👍✌
Orchha was not the capital of an empire. It was the capital of the Bundelkhand Princely State during the Mughal Empire and later the Maratha Empire. It was not an independent kingdom.
bro go to southern india ,,kerala ,banglore, tamilnadu etc its like a whole different country. i request you to visit kerala 😊😊v
You should visit these parts as well to know more about your country
And vijayapura
💕💕💕
Hi Gabriel, came to say hi to you have a great stay in India, if you get to visit Gurgaon I invite you stay with my family.
Why was there so many forts in India? I’d love to see India so much history and religion too
Lots of wars and battles. India wasn't a unified country for most of its history but an assortment of separate mini kingdoms, or large ones such as the Mughal empire.
Man where do you find these background music 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🥰
Hay come to Bihar and west Bengal
You been in India 🇮🇳 for a month?
About 2 1/2 weeks.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos And, amazingly, I count 14 videos! how do you maintain such a prolific schedule? Thanks.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos just landed back in California
If you come to Bengaluru, Karnataka... I'll meet you bro... I'm living at Bengaluru.... Reply me bro🤔..
Come to Tamil Nadu 💥💥💥
ua-cam.com/video/VDZ-MgxVriw/v-deo.html
Shameful not give attention toward upkeep of such monuments.
S P Goel,Ghaziabad
I find it allot of Indias 🇮🇳 names related to pre BC. And allot of them were visited by ALEXANDERS SOLDIERS Occupation. See the Flowers of the SUN 🌞 carvings? U cam find the same in Old Maçedonian Empire buildings. From Albania 🇦🇱 to India.
That must have had the middle full of whater and pool.. likes of( VIRAN A SI)
Ask The people you just visit about these names meanings? Likes of (VIRAN) A SI? Or (PARA DESH) (ULE KAR) THEY Must have been visited by ALEXANDER and his soldiers? Or PIERIA? EPERIA.
@@dd0356... That's a fact as well. But?
As soon as you look at the names, calling of those places? They are either directly or indirectly involved with Alexander's conquest. I find that interesting as well
NAKED STATUES- PRA DESH - PARA DESH - FRONT NAKED.
Or ? Ulecar I think 🤔 is spelled this way? Means: SITING NAKED ON d**** U know what I mean. How can that be?
lmao.... Alexander never crossed punjab, when he learned about The mighty Nanda empire, his soldiers due to exhaustion returned . this is the central part of India, so there is nothing to do with Alexander and it's conquest.
moreover Varanasi is 8000 years old and is considered as one of the oldest city in the world , Romans and greeks came a lot lot much later.
varanasi is named after two river Varuna and Asi .
there is no relation except Mauryan Emperor Chandragupta maurya married daughter of Alexander's general seleucus nicator and he gave Afghanistan as a gift (dowry) to Chandragupta.
@@meow14115 yea sure. Hehe. Dude who knows exactly what happened the over 2000 years ago. Common. I just said that those names are in use till this day in EMATHIA SIPHNIAN. U know it as Albania 🇦🇱. WE STILL CALL IT - EMATHIA.
@@kenikriezispirasspatas8982 we do share common language. Sanskrit. Indo -Europeans migrated in two branch , westward and eastward so some words are still common.
ex - Ignis means fire in Latin , Agni is fire in Sanskrit.
word Mother is derived from Sanskrit word Maatar
@@meow14115 .. or ur famous NANA flat bread. Nan In my language is MOTHER. see? It's allot more complicated the you were led to belive....
And MOTER is Sister. Back then almost always Mothers died after 7 th or 8th birth. And The MATER/ MOTER Took care of the children.
All hindu temple you will found awesome
vikram samvat is hindu date.... according to Hindu date it's year 2079 right now. it's calander started by king Vikramaditya
That explains it, thanks.
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I am from India, I never had heard this song till now 😂
same here 😀😀
Wow! You are visiting places that are core to India. These places are not commercial. You can also go to Lucknow, you will find persian architecture in Lucknow.
The architecture in Lucknow is not Persian. It looks nothing like the buildings you would find in Iran or Uzbekistan. The architectural styles is called Awadhi and it was developed as a post-Mughal style of architecture. It contains heavy Rajput, Jat and Bundeli influences as well.
There are no Persian architecture
Its called as indo Persian which is quite different from persian