Perhaps they could cordon off the five Rathas to preserve them for posterity. They way the school excursions treat them, they probably won't survive for long.
The video is well made, but I pity the monument. I wonder which school these students are from and how their teachers can be so illiterate that they lack the sense of preserving archaeological monuments. I pity these people; the students might not know better, but I agree that those children should be guided by their teachers. They have climbed on the monument wearing shoes and slippers and have even climbed on the statues. You are supposed to maintain the sanctity of the place. I’m not being religious here, but as a student of archaeology and a learner of history, I feel bad about how historical sites are kept and how some fellow Indians take care of them. We need to respect our heritage and culture. This is my opinion, and I do not entertain any comments.
J'y suis allée il y a 30 ans. Je ne reconnais que les monuments anciens. Le reste a beaucoup changé. Je trouve dommage que les très nombreux touristes puissent grimper sur les sculptures des cinq Rathas. Cela va beaucoup les user.
Idem, j'y suis passé plusieurs fois il y a 30-35 ans, que des bons souvenirs, le village de sculpteurs...../ méconnaissable aujourd'hui (comme Gili Air à Lombok) business is business.....dommage, il nous reste au moins les souvenirs et quelques belles photos du sud, Tamil Nadu, Kerala..... 🙏
J’y étais en 1995. Un oasis après la frénésie de Madras en route pour Pondicherry . Puis une aventure à Villipuram pour attraper le Quilon mail express pour le Kerala. Beaucoup de choses ont changé depuis.
Jamais saberemos os motivos dessas obras feitas pelos nossos criadores, os anunnakis. Por mais que arqueólogos queiram nos convencer que são depois de Cristo, temos certeza que existem muitos milênios atrás.
Live in your dream.. Go to browser and search which period pallava dynasty ruled that place. Then you will understand when these stone carving are done..
the oldest civilisation in india is indus river valley which was started around 3000bc meaning 5000 years ago, so its not possible to have 10000 year old structure, infact there is no 10000 structure or city anywhere in the world, please educate yourself better
@@Indian_gae_boii Indus valley came to an end during Mahabarat, Balarama mentions that river saraswati is drying. Indus valley is part of india culture but did not continue till current day. But other places still populated
@@thennavans3965 please im begging, read real history there is no mention of indus river valley in mahabharat mahabharat is an epic tale, just like illiyad from greek religion
It is Mamallapuram (the Great Wrestler, for which the Pallavar king was known for) in Tamil. Not Mahabalipuram, which has no meaning in Tamil and is an attempt to impose sanskrit on Tamils and dilute their history and their identity. TH-camrs like you should follow the naming convention of the people to whom the monument or history belongs. Regards, Thevar TAMIL
I think you mistook something I will explain to you, in that place there is no god statue, no poja's or ritual are done. God statues are in museum. So technically that place is very hot, can't walk without shoes or slippers in roads, some rocks... So without knowing anything don't simply comment...
I liked this video very much.
The authentic and amazing India 🙏
Greettings from México 🇲🇽
The HDR makes me believe I'm practically there! Thanks for uploading. A fascinating place.
Amazing place! Thanks for taking us through it!
Que belleza me imagino que estás obras de arte fuéron talladas en las mismas montañas de piedra es extraordinario saludos desde Honduras
¡Hola Honduras! Sí, las tallas están en la roca. 🦆✨💕❤️
I love your videos, they are so relaxing but rich with information and beautiful sceneries, thank you!
Hola es muy hermoso tu pais saludos desde México muy interesante su cultura
All the rock cut structures were amazing looking like something out of this world , Really amazing and good job brother keep up this work 👍💪
💙 🙏🏼 🔱 🕉️ thank you for this very interesting video my friend.
Perhaps they could cordon off the five Rathas to preserve them for posterity. They way the school excursions treat them, they probably won't survive for long.
I noticed that too I wrote a letter to the archealogical survey of india and ministry of culture hope they respond to it
@@PoppinThePig appreciate that!!
Yes the place looks clean but you should take time to show the items in the stalls instead of going through so quickly
You ‘should’ make your own video maybe 🙏🏼
The video is well made, but I pity the monument. I wonder which school these students are from and how their teachers can be so illiterate that they lack the sense of preserving archaeological monuments. I pity these people; the students might not know better, but I agree that those children should be guided by their teachers. They have climbed on the monument wearing shoes and slippers and have even climbed on the statues. You are supposed to maintain the sanctity of the place. I’m not being religious here, but as a student of archaeology and a learner of history, I feel bad about how historical sites are kept and how some fellow Indians take care of them. We need to respect our heritage and culture. This is my opinion, and I do not entertain any comments.
J'y suis allée il y a 30 ans. Je ne reconnais que les monuments anciens. Le reste a beaucoup changé. Je trouve dommage que les très nombreux touristes puissent grimper sur les sculptures des cinq Rathas. Cela va beaucoup les user.
Idem, j'y suis passé plusieurs fois il y a 30-35 ans, que des bons souvenirs, le village de sculpteurs...../
méconnaissable aujourd'hui (comme Gili Air à Lombok) business is business.....dommage,
il nous reste au moins les souvenirs et quelques belles photos du sud, Tamil Nadu, Kerala.....
🙏
@@marcbabulle2270 et c'est de voir tout ce monde ! Il n'y en avait pas autant, à l'époque.
我是簡單，最近問到印尼才發現你從群組消失了，原來你9月去印度了啊！（我對印尼很有興趣，改天你有空再請教😊
簡單老師好，我最近半年都會在南亞旅行，印尼旅行如果只去爪哇跟峇里島，路線其實滿單純的，如果有遇到路線問題再跟我說😃
I first went in 1984/5. This place has changed immensely. But Ooty now is awful.. all of its character and quaintness has been destroyed.
J’y étais en 1995. Un oasis après la frénésie de Madras en route pour Pondicherry .
Puis une aventure à Villipuram pour attraper le Quilon mail express pour le Kerala.
Beaucoup de choses ont changé depuis.
Mooie video van jou.
Jamais saberemos os motivos dessas obras feitas pelos nossos criadores, os anunnakis. Por mais que arqueólogos queiram nos convencer que são depois de Cristo, temos certeza que existem muitos milênios atrás.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Good
👍❤️
Probably a missionary school students
我想认识一个印度女生，我希望我能做她的伴侣，我来自中国，虽然中国和印度官方关系不是很友好，但是人民是友好的
Come to Chennai
Mahabalipuram is not part of chennai city
but it is managed by chennai municipality
These are not just 1400 years old but more than 10000 years old, british wrongly dated them due to jealousy
Live in your dream.. Go to browser and search which period pallava dynasty ruled that place. Then you will understand when these stone carving are done..
@@Loki-zd3bu8nk9w pallava does not mean they were after 5 AD. THere were temples carved in sthavana dynasty. which is much older
the oldest civilisation in india is indus river valley which was started around 3000bc meaning 5000 years ago, so its not possible to have 10000 year old structure, infact there is no 10000 structure or city anywhere in the world, please educate yourself better
@@Indian_gae_boii Indus valley came to an end during Mahabarat, Balarama mentions that river saraswati is drying. Indus valley is part of india culture but did not continue till current day. But other places still populated
@@thennavans3965 please im begging, read real history there is no mention of indus river valley in mahabharat mahabharat is an epic tale, just like illiyad from greek religion
Shin fu bai 😊
It is Mamallapuram (the Great Wrestler, for which the Pallavar king was known for) in Tamil.
Not Mahabalipuram, which has no meaning in Tamil and is an attempt to impose sanskrit on Tamils and dilute their history and their identity.
TH-camrs like you should follow the naming convention of the people to whom the monument or history belongs.
Regards,
Thevar TAMIL
Mind less people they are wearing shoes and entering to the temple 🤬😡😡
I think you mistook something I will explain to you, in that place there is no god statue, no poja's or ritual are done. God statues are in museum. So technically that place is very hot, can't walk without shoes or slippers in roads, some rocks... So without knowing anything don't simply comment...
鸭兄，你拿的什么护照可以去印度
台灣護照啊
Kids being kids.,,😂 active, naughty, and exploring…
印度女生漂亮吗
ரொம்ப முக்கியம் 🤩
No.They look like girls of China or Hongkong.
@@krvnaick2022 I saw Indian girls in movies are very beautiful
In all type of girl who exist on the planet
@@Yudandan.31 it's very diverse