I guess @14:13 the State Bank of India notice board guy has problem with letter "E", he really doesn't like E 😂 I guess he made up with Liquor, I mean Liquier. 🤣 If only there is autocorrect paint writing he had. 🤣
@@sup793 Agree, the Himalayas is the place to be at this time of year. It might be too early to try to go to Ladakh, but perfect time for Himachal and Uttarakhand.
@@sup793 Even add Jammu and Kashmir, North Bengal Region of West Bengal State and Arunachal Pradesh State in that list of Majestic Himalayan States/UT of India. Wonderful breath taking destinations exist in that part of India as well.
@@sup793 yes! You’re absolutely right, in hindsight I should have visited those regions. I’m now in Punjab and it’s not too bad, but Rajasthan was really unbearable 😅
best native Indian architecture from all over India. Indian native architecture usually have large amount of carved statues Khajuraho temples Konark Sun Temple Hoysaleswara temple Chennakeshava Temple Brihadeeswara Temple Ajanta and Ellora caves and rock cut architecture (Kailasa Temple) Sanchi Stupas Rajastani, Gujurati, Delhi, Uttarpradeshi forts, palaces, mansions and stepwells
These are some of your best videos. I went to Hampi in 2018 and it brings back so much nostalgia watching these vlogs. I will return next year inshallah. Thank you very much.
What an amazing country! Your videos just get better and better. Honest, relaxed and a delight to watch you on your adventures. Upping your Thumbnail skills too I see. Like it. 👍
Jason, such a delightful video. One of your best. There is a peaceful joy on your face. It is clear how much you love India. Hampi is a truly unique place! I have never heard of many of the places in your recent videos in India. Truly enlightening, inspiring, and entertaining. And all because of YOU. Thank you!
Jason and Gabriel great to see you together 😃 discover such a special place like Hampi with those huge stones holed near the waterfall and amazing sunset 🌝
I live about 150kms away from hampi and even I had never heard of the Durga/Ganesha temple and the waterfall. Will definitely check it out on my next visit. Thanks for introducing me to them.
6:15 you are asking about the pillar. IT is called Dhwaja Sthambha. That literally means Flag post. Every temple should have one. During the annual festival of the temple, they will hoist a holy falg which is not a simple cloth flag but a little more involved complex structure of photos, small idols and frames that carry those idols and other related items. If a temple does not have a flag post, during the annual festival, they build s temporary one.
Hey Jason! That's an amazing video.. Also, I don't think that people will understand "Dhanyawaad" there as it is a hindi word, which is mostly spoken in Northern parts of India.. I don't know what is said in the local language.. but I believe "thankyou" would be good enough... Much love❤
Vijaya Nagara Empire (with capital as Hampi) has been compared to Roman Empire historically. The first person to say this was Mr. Domingo Paes. He was a Portuguese traveller. Domingo had visited the Vijayanagara Empire around 1520 during the rule of King Krishna Deva Raya. Domingo Paes compared medieval Vijayanagara with Rome. Vijayanagara Empire had trade relations with China, Arabia, Portugal, etc
This unique boulder landscape of Hampi takes its root in Ramayan… the warring factions of 2 brothers Sugreeva and Vaali contributed to these heaps of boulders,which was used as ammunition to throw at each other 😊
Please visit Kailasa Temple in maharashtra India and ancient megalithic structure an ancient wonder Temple curved out of mountain by vertical excavation the only of its kind in the world must visit this more then 1000 yrs old monument
FYI: Do you guys know that villages and most towns don’t have any sewage treatment plants in India…. Untreated sewage is directly dumped in the closest river or creek . Unlike locals , westerners have not developed the resistance against the coliform bacterias
There's a reason for that. There's always a connection between temples and the spiritual beliefs... So, although your videos are interesting, I understand that you don't have the knowledge to connect the temple, architecture, carvings with the spiritual knowledge of the Hindu religion. So many people, the Indians come on a spiritual pilgrimage to these temples. There is a deep connection between Hampi and the Ramayana..
Sorry about the theft of your sandals, Gabriel. Hampi's my favorite place in India also. Great to see you guys on the other side of the river (the best part of Hampi.) I'll add, in honor of your sandals, the fact that you have to take your shoes off at an outdoor temple is obnoxious as hell! I did it also there and my feet were quite upset. Thankfully my shoes were not stolen. Thanks Jason for another great piece.
"world traveler" GT doesn't know that you put your shoes in a plastic bag and always take them in your knapsack so they don't get stolen..because he doesn't understand what type of country he's in. but he's OK with his shoes getting stolen..because whoever took them will get "bad karma"....which means an invisible magic spirit will get even with them. LOLZ. ....these are supposed to be educated adults......right??
Make sure to check out Gabriel's channel here!: youtube.com/@gabejedmo
I would really like to see your channel in 4K finally
my best bro you all are looking handsome thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
Bro , try to explore kerala , it is one of the most beautiful state of India . ❤
I guess @14:13 the State Bank of India notice board guy has problem with letter "E", he really doesn't like E 😂 I guess he made up with Liquor, I mean Liquier. 🤣 If only there is autocorrect paint writing he had. 🤣
Gabriel never says "like, comment and subscribe" on his channel. LOL. I love Gabriel .
He's doing this way before TH-cam was a thing.
Jason and Gabriel, what a great team! I’m in India too for the first time and absolutely loving it! Enjoy 🎉
it is getting hot in plains. you can go to most beautiful part of India majestic Indian Himalayas- Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh.
@@sup793 Agree, the Himalayas is the place to be at this time of year. It might be too early to try to go to Ladakh, but perfect time for Himachal and Uttarakhand.
@@sup793 Even add Jammu and Kashmir, North Bengal Region of West Bengal State and Arunachal Pradesh State in that list of Majestic Himalayan States/UT of India. Wonderful breath taking destinations exist in that part of India as well.
@@sup793 yes! You’re absolutely right, in hindsight I should have visited those regions. I’m now in Punjab and it’s not too bad, but Rajasthan was really unbearable 😅
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I will definitely keep that in mind for my next trip to India! Thanks Gabriel, I love your videos!
Thank you Jason for a great video! 🙏
I am happy that I could be a part of it 😄
All the best to you brother!
Very nice seeing the true explorers together in India. I follow you both.😊
In my opinion, you gave Gabriel the respect he deserves and you are great together. Thank you very much for your engaging videos.
Spectacular landscape! Incredible India ❤🇮🇳
Thank you, nice video guys! More inspiration for my trip to Hampi next week!😍 (now I am in Goa)
I just loved this colab so much! So awesome to see everyones perspective and filming behind the scenes!
best native Indian architecture from all over India. Indian native architecture usually have large amount of carved statues
Khajuraho temples
Konark Sun Temple
Hoysaleswara temple
Chennakeshava Temple
Brihadeeswara Temple
Ajanta and Ellora caves and rock cut architecture (Kailasa Temple)
Sanchi Stupas
Rajastani, Gujurati, Delhi, Uttarpradeshi forts, palaces, mansions and stepwells
I went to Hampi because Gabriel Traveler personally recommend it to me. I Loved It Here and will be back to vlog some more
I enjoyed so much. Two of my favorite people!
Beautiful place.
I like all the greenry.
Love the collaboration, as I follow Gabriel’s channel as well
These are some of your best videos. I went to Hampi in 2018 and it brings back so much nostalgia watching these vlogs. I will return next year inshallah. Thank you very much.
What an amazing country! Your videos just get better and better. Honest, relaxed and a delight to watch you on your adventures. Upping your Thumbnail skills too I see. Like it. 👍
hey @Jason if u r still in karnataka try visiting "hoysaleshwara temple" halebidu, "Chennakeshava temple " belur, "Badami" etc
Jason, such a delightful video. One of your best. There is a peaceful joy on your face. It is clear how much you love India. Hampi is a truly unique place! I have never heard of many of the places in your recent videos in India. Truly enlightening, inspiring, and entertaining. And all because of YOU. Thank you!
Jason and Gabriel great to see you together 😃 discover such a special place like Hampi with those huge stones holed near the waterfall and amazing sunset 🌝
The landscape of Huge stone Rocky Hills is Deccan Plateau at Hampi on the banks of Tungabhadra River.
@@sauravkumarchand9691 thank you 😊
@@elenamihai3974 Most Welcome 😊
What a relaxing swim I bet it was. And real peace away from the everyday commotion.
Nice video and good friends thanks Jason.
I live about 150kms away from hampi and even I had never heard of the Durga/Ganesha temple and the waterfall. Will definitely check it out on my next visit.
Thanks for introducing me to them.
Ha, I love Gabriel and his vlogs!
6:15 you are asking about the pillar. IT is called Dhwaja Sthambha. That literally means Flag post. Every temple should have one. During the annual festival of the temple, they will hoist a holy falg which is not a simple cloth flag but a little more involved complex structure of photos, small idols and frames that carry those idols and other related items. If a temple does not have a flag post, during the annual festival, they build s temporary one.
amazing landscapes, colors and light...i loved your video. Great to see how much you love the things you are doing 🙂
You r amazing man...u r showing our India
Loved this 👍🏻
Its such a otherworldy place! Love it.
Brilliant to see a video collab with Gabriel, 2 of the best travel vloggers and certainly an inspiration to help me with my own travels 👍🙂
Nice video...
Hey Jason!
That's an amazing video.. Also, I don't think that people will understand "Dhanyawaad" there as it is a hindi word, which is mostly spoken in Northern parts of India.. I don't know what is said in the local language.. but I believe "thankyou" would be good enough...
Much love❤
Even in local language its the same "ಧನ್ಯವಾದ" (kannada)
Oh.. I didn't know that.. Thanks for the info..
Cool video. Great scenery from the top of the mountain. :)
Being up there in the temple enjoying the view , reminds me of Meteora view in Hellas !! Beautiful video !! together with Gabriel just awesome !!! 👌👍
Wow! I love all you guys.
on of the best vlogs I have seen
Yeah India is awesome visited twice and will be back for more. Can I ask what software do you use to create the new thumbnails ?
two legends together, Adam from Plymouth
Vijaya Nagara Empire (with capital as Hampi) has been compared to Roman Empire historically. The first person to say this was
Mr. Domingo Paes. He was a Portuguese traveller. Domingo had visited the Vijayanagara Empire around 1520 during the rule of King Krishna Deva Raya. Domingo Paes compared medieval Vijayanagara with Rome.
Vijayanagara Empire had trade relations with China, Arabia, Portugal, etc
Love India and the two people who also love it
You labored to bring us those views, so that deep was much deserved.
Mr Morris one of TH-cam's finest
Visit hampi in mansoon ( June to October) .
Great you guys were traveling without helmet
Nice place🎉
Awesome.
Good job 👏😁✌
Thanks again John in Chicago 😊
This unique boulder landscape of Hampi takes its root in Ramayan… the warring factions of 2 brothers Sugreeva and Vaali contributed to these heaps of boulders,which was used as ammunition to throw at each other 😊
Please visit Kailasa Temple in maharashtra India and ancient megalithic structure an ancient wonder Temple curved out of mountain by vertical excavation the only of its kind in the world must visit this more then 1000 yrs old monument
plz visit ajanta ellora caves and kailash temple . 🙏
👏👏
FYI: Do you guys know that villages and most towns don’t have any sewage treatment plants in India…. Untreated sewage is directly dumped in the closest river or creek . Unlike locals , westerners have not developed the resistance against the coliform bacterias
Could also be why India is ranked 136 out of 193 countries in life expectancy despite developed resistance to sewage
I Loved the part the Indians called them "bandara",hahaha
visit Mangalore
สวัสดี❤
Try to visit iloilo city philipines
Jason early morning bear will be there carefully
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It's really offsetting to see so few views on a quite good content.
Many don't even go into any details, meaning but have million views.😢
You went to Bangladesh,
Sorry mate, unsubscribed not watching anymore
Great video once again! We have just started our own travel vlog and if anybody here is able to take a look, we appreciate all the support!
นมัสเต ❤
You can do a huge collab also with Yes Theory, Drew Binsky and Gus1theGo in a country with different travellers point of view on travelling
He already left to Australia like two weeks ago. Upload your videos early.
Jason puts more work in his videos than Gabriel with all the extra editing he does. I don’t mind him taking his time putting out good quality videos.
orange is the color of the monkey god Hanuman........intresting, very very intresting
There's a reason for that. There's always a connection between temples and the spiritual beliefs...
So, although your videos are interesting, I understand that you don't have the knowledge to connect the temple, architecture, carvings with the spiritual knowledge of the Hindu religion.
So many people, the Indians come on a spiritual pilgrimage to these temples.
There is a deep connection between Hampi and the Ramayana..
Hi Jason left u msg on your messanger about Lebanon can u let me know asap please
Sorry about the theft of your sandals, Gabriel. Hampi's my favorite place in India also. Great to see you guys on the other side of the river (the best part of Hampi.) I'll add, in honor of your sandals, the fact that you have to take your shoes off at an outdoor temple is obnoxious as hell! I did it also there and my feet were quite upset. Thankfully my shoes were not stolen. Thanks Jason for another great piece.
คุณเจสัน ควรใส่หมวกและสวมแว่นกันแดด เพราะดูแดดร้อนมาก
"world traveler" GT doesn't know that you put your shoes in a plastic bag and always take them in your knapsack so they don't get stolen..because he doesn't understand what type of country he's in. but he's OK with his shoes getting stolen..because whoever took them will get "bad karma"....which means an invisible magic spirit will get even with them. LOLZ. ....these are supposed to be educated adults......right??