The black vehicle is an rickshaws similar to Thia tuktuk but more sturdy. They run on CNG now. It looks new. Normally the drivers side, the front, does jot have that flap. Its there on the passengers side only, mostly to keep the rain out. Its freezing in the winter! As for the maroon car, that looks like an old model of Hindustan Motors (HM) Ambassador. An updated version is stil used in india. They are smooth, comfortable and sturdy for the passengers but tough to drive
Thanks for educating us Sir. You obviously know your stuff. It's much appreciated. Thanks also for taking the time to watch my video. All the best, Adam :)
@@AdamExploresBritain I am Indian and live in India. I love riding auto rickshaws. It's monsoon right now so the side flaps are there. They remove them in the summer. Lol. When I was kid we used that HM ambassador. A cousin of mine still has one but they are considered outdated and only government officials use them now.
@@chandrachauhan4068 Your written English is excellent. Better than a lot of English people. I shall remember your info about the flaps on the tuktuk's and hopefully I'll be able to use that fact somewhere in the future. Kind regards, Adam :)
@@AdamExploresBritain We Indians are multilingual but we have to do higher education in English only. Hence the written This was my first video from your channel. I know I will enjoy the rest. Thanks for the content.
@@chandrachauhan4068 I appreciate how intellectual Indians can be. Your people have made a good impression in England (and the rest of the UK). Generally very hard working and have made the best of their opportunities and now do some of the most important roles such as doctors and surgeons. Our country has been enriched by people who have come from your country and they in turn have been able to enjoy what our country can offer in return. I hope you enjoy some of my other videos. Many thanks, Adam :)
Another fantastic video from Adam. Thank you for the time and effort in making them. And never, never lose that wonderful Black Country accent, after all you never hear it on Television, so you're our ambassador .
What an exciting change from the Western Classical architecture that was popular when it was built! The Indian influenced design and decoration on both the house and in the garden are impactful and tasteful. I love the blue glazed ornaments and bulls on the bridge. The snake pool is amazing. So different. Thank you for going slowly and including a bit of the history. Kudos to the folks who restored it after WWII. So many old estates have been left to ruin. Though I'm in the U.S., I never mind paying a bit more to visit such a place and contribute to the maintenance. Whatever the history of the original owners, the best legacy is that the place is now open to all, to visit and enjoy. :)
Thank you so much Adam❣️It was gorgeous ❣️❣️I loved everything about it. The grounds were superb. I see these places and my mind just pops. 🙂 The imagination of the designers, amazing. I would love to see the interior. I’m so glad I found your site. I know I won’t be able to go, so I’ll see some of England through your eyes.🇺🇸❤️
Thank you for taking me along to Sezincote House, I absolutely loved this tour! Had never heard of this place before, so I'm glad I got to discover it. It's my first time on your channel, just stumbled across it, and will definitely return often. And, I will of course recommend others to tune in. Watching from Stockholm, Sweden.
This is indeed a beautiful Estate....strange at first sight of it in europe....but the historical helps us in understanding.. Very beautiful grounds & architecture
This Mansion was built by Cockerell brothers who served in British east india company in 19th century. Interestingly the artifacts you see in the mansion are exported from India. Suprisingly the masnion was designed by Cockerell brother Samuel Pepsy who never been to india, unlike his other two brothers
Most enjoyable relaxed tour of a fascinating estate steeped in Vedic Culture, Nandi, the Bull is first to receive oblations ( Offerings - Devotion before Shiva, the only god who defers to his guardian animal before oblations are made to him. The 3 1/2 times coiled Snake on the tree trunk represents the coiled Kundalina rested at the base of the Human spine, Shiva has the Snake God Vasuki draped round his neck his devotee who remains immortal if he stays there, his consort Parvati is Shakti All that appears is her Realm, Shiva = Consciousness, Shakti = Activity, Humanity, Nature, it's her gig She is the One dancing, the fine male sculpture in the niche is much later and does not represent Shiva more like the Dionysious supposedly ancient Greek who is a recent copy of Shiva pretending to be ancient as Dio has also a Bull and a Snake copied from the Vedic Tradition and Not the other way round, the Jesuits were very busy writing fake copies of the knowledge these Spiritual communities had evolved dated them to the "ancient" past and sold copies of the lost works of this and that in the 17th 18th c. When really this Vedic Tradition flourished over the past 1000 years interacting with public not a secret for the monks and nuns, devotees, followers, disciples, but interacting this way having established the order required to do this. went on a bit but great chilled watching. Peace .......
HM stands for Hindustan Motors an Indian automotive manufacturing company that dominated the country before car market was open for foreign companies in the 80s.
Now those are gardens! Thank you so very much.
Yeah, really enjoyed the area with the pools and the snake fountain. Lovely place! :)
The black vehicle is an rickshaws similar to Thia tuktuk but more sturdy. They run on CNG now. It looks new. Normally the drivers side, the front, does jot have that flap. Its there on the passengers side only, mostly to keep the rain out. Its freezing in the winter!
As for the maroon car, that looks like an old model of Hindustan Motors (HM) Ambassador. An updated version is stil used in india. They are smooth, comfortable and sturdy for the passengers but tough to drive
Thanks for educating us Sir. You obviously know your stuff. It's much appreciated. Thanks also for taking the time to watch my video. All the best, Adam :)
@@AdamExploresBritain I am Indian and live in India. I love riding auto rickshaws. It's monsoon right now so the side flaps are there. They remove them in the summer. Lol. When I was kid we used that HM ambassador. A cousin of mine still has one but they are considered outdated and only government officials use them now.
@@chandrachauhan4068 Your written English is excellent. Better than a lot of English people. I shall remember your info about the flaps on the tuktuk's and hopefully I'll be able to use that fact somewhere in the future. Kind regards, Adam :)
@@AdamExploresBritain We Indians are multilingual but we have to do higher education in English only. Hence the written
This was my first video from your channel. I know I will enjoy the rest. Thanks for the content.
@@chandrachauhan4068 I appreciate how intellectual Indians can be. Your people have made a good impression in England (and the rest of the UK). Generally very hard working and have made the best of their opportunities and now do some of the most important roles such as doctors and surgeons. Our country has been enriched by people who have come from your country and they in turn have been able to enjoy what our country can offer in return. I hope you enjoy some of my other videos. Many thanks, Adam :)
Beautiful video. I am Indian & this building is looks like mughal era architecture. Garden is so beautiful.
Thank you for your nice and informative comments Davinder :)
Beautiful from a cowboy
It cannot be Mughal as it has Nandi & other gods depicted. It’s mostly Rajput
Another fantastic video from Adam. Thank you for the time and effort in making them. And never, never lose that wonderful Black Country accent, after all you never hear it on Television, so you're our ambassador .
Haha, that's a lot of pressure, but I'll have to do my best now I suppose! Thanks for your kind words. All the best, Adam :)
One of the best video i never ever seen like it before ...just waaaaaaaaaaaaw
Ahh, thank you so much. That's very kind! Glad you enjoyed it, Adam :)
Quite impressive garden! Another great video.
Thanks again Tina :)
What an exciting change from the Western Classical architecture that was popular when it was built! The Indian influenced design and decoration on both the house and in the garden are impactful and tasteful. I love the blue glazed ornaments and bulls on the bridge. The snake pool is amazing. So different. Thank you for going slowly and including a bit of the history. Kudos to the folks who restored it after WWII. So many old estates have been left to ruin. Though I'm in the U.S., I never mind paying a bit more to visit such a place and contribute to the maintenance. Whatever the history of the original owners, the best legacy is that the place is now open to all, to visit and enjoy. :)
Thanks for your knowledgeable comments and thanks for watching. It's much appreciated. I also really liked the snake pool. Many thanks, Adam :)
Beautiful place, with many ancient aspects in its layout
It's lovely isn't it :) Thanks for watching and subscribing. Much appreciated, Adam :)
Enjoy your videos from Alabama USA.
Thank you! Greetings from England :)
It's making me crave a good curry!
I had a lovely one last night! Thanks for watching, Adam :)
What a beautiful place in England! I haven't gone to England yet but would like to see It! Greetings from Brazil!
Greetings from the West Midlands in England! I hope you get to visit one day. Adam :)
Love the old car!!
Really sets the house off nicely :)
Beautiful place went about 20 years ago. Good to recall, thanks for your pleasant and informative walk through. Regards JB
Thanks for your nice comment JB. I'm really glad you liked it as I enjoy making these videos. Many thanks for watching, Adam :)
Lovely thank you for the tour
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching :)
Thank you so much Adam❣️It was gorgeous ❣️❣️I loved everything about it. The grounds were superb. I see these places and my mind just pops. 🙂 The imagination of the designers, amazing. I would love to see the interior. I’m so glad I found your site. I know I won’t be able to go, so I’ll see some of England through your eyes.🇺🇸❤️
Wow, that's so kind of you! I really appreciate your lovely comments and I'm glad you are enjoying my videos. All the best, Adam :)
Boy oh boy, what a massive and impressive structure 😢😢😢😢
Nice house thank you for showing us this interesting video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching my video. Adam :)
Thank you for taking me along to Sezincote House, I absolutely loved this tour! Had never heard of this place before, so I'm glad I got to discover it. It's my first time on your channel, just stumbled across it, and will definitely return often. And, I will of course recommend others to tune in.
Watching from Stockholm, Sweden.
Thanks for your lovely comments. I'll surely be visiting more places soon and sharing my visits. All the best, from England, Adam :)
Interessant fremvisning
Thanks :)
This is indeed a beautiful
Estate....strange at first sight of it in europe....but the historical helps us in understanding.. Very beautiful grounds & architecture
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Adam :)
This Mansion was built by Cockerell brothers who served in British east india company in 19th century. Interestingly the artifacts you see in the mansion are exported from India.
Suprisingly the masnion was designed by Cockerell brother Samuel Pepsy who never been to india, unlike his other two brothers
Thank you for this information! Very interesting :)
Most enjoyable relaxed tour of a fascinating estate steeped in Vedic Culture, Nandi, the Bull is first to receive oblations ( Offerings - Devotion before Shiva, the only god who defers to his guardian animal before oblations are made to him. The 3 1/2 times coiled Snake on the tree trunk represents the coiled Kundalina rested at the base of the Human spine, Shiva has the Snake God Vasuki draped round his neck his devotee who remains immortal if he stays there, his consort Parvati is Shakti All that appears is her Realm, Shiva = Consciousness, Shakti = Activity, Humanity, Nature, it's her gig She is the One dancing, the fine male sculpture in the niche is much later and does not represent Shiva more like the Dionysious supposedly ancient Greek who is a recent copy of Shiva pretending to be ancient as Dio has also a Bull and a Snake copied from the Vedic Tradition and Not the other way round, the Jesuits were very busy writing fake copies of the knowledge these Spiritual communities had evolved dated them to the "ancient" past and sold copies of the lost works of this and that in the 17th 18th c.
When really this Vedic Tradition flourished over the past 1000 years interacting with public not a secret for the monks and nuns, devotees, followers, disciples, but interacting this way having established the order required to do this. went on a bit but great chilled watching. Peace .......
Thanks for the knowledge..
Wow, thanks for the information, that's very welcome. Very interesting and much appreciated. Adam :)
Looks like a British country manor house with Eastern style domes and some “Indian” touches
HM stands for Hindustan Motors an Indian automotive manufacturing company that dominated the country before car market was open for foreign companies in the 80s.
Thank you!
HM - Hindustan Motors
Thank you :)
👍👍👍
Thank you :)
This is not Indian style. This is Mughal style something todays India is desperately trying to erase
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