@@Bavarian-ko9il absolutely. The only negative point is people drive on the opposite side on the highway at high speeds in the right lane. Found this quite frightening. Otherwise it’s a fabulous place to live.
That's not Adi Sankaracharya that's Mahaperiyava that you've shown. Kindly be very cautious and conscious on the information being shared on media. Love the video. From Malaysia
Yes Kumbakonam town Kumbakonam town only filled with towered temples......but not of outside Kumbakonam. But it is already propagated in such a way......all around 60-70 kms away from Kumbakonam is signified as Kumbakonam temples. Practically it is different. Example Navagraha temples are piviated in aand around Mayiladuturai......but named as Kumbakonam where as Mayiladuturai ais central point. Same way equvlent to Kasi temples and veeratana temples are around Mayiladuturai only. But every temples in that areas are quoted as Kumbakonam.....
Those days art workers had so many jobs like sculpting painting art renovation type work and so many including pure drinking water supply. Nowadays only 1% have jobs in such areas. Including rice barns.
Hi Anand Parasuram, Please note following correction The temples you see is Chola Culture NOT Dravidian culture. So please mention it appropriately. Second, Adi Shanakracharya, teacher of Adwaita Principles and is different from Paramacharya Chandrasekaranda Sarawati, 68th Pontiff of Kanchi Sankara Mutt. Madam.
The mention of the resort was to let the viewers know that we were happy with the place we stayed in and you may consider making it the central point while visiting places like Thanjavur, Kumbakonnam, Chidambaram and even Velankanni. Then there is CGH earth Mantrakoodam which I heard is also extremely good to stay.
It is not adi sankara's house but Probably looking at the photo it is house of Chandrasekara Saraswathy . Also he passed away in Kanchipuram and not Kumbakonam. I doubt if he lived in the last days in Kumbakonam
Yes that was a mistake I made. Apologise. Its indeed Chandrasheka Saraswathy. Also, the hotel authorities have put up a board outside the house stating that Chandrasekara Saraswathy passed spent his final days in that house.
The house - It is not of Adi Shankaracharya (8th century AD) but the Shankaracharya of Kanchi Mutt usually called Paramacharya or Shri Chandrasekarendra Saraswati. Request the host to do some research before giving the narrative. And the Paramacharya did NOT spend his final years here but was in this house about 50-60 years before he passed away as the Mutt was shifted from Kumbakonam to Kanchipuram.
Perhaps the narrator got confused after getting the resort host told him some claims of the Kanchi Mutt. The current Kanchi mutt cka8ms to have been established by Adi Sankara after he returned South from his all India journeys and started a 5th Mutt supervised by himself; prior to his demise he anointed a disciple as the successor called Samkracharya and the lineage continues to this day. In that event he must have lived in his last days as the Mutt shifted to Kanchi only in 20th century. The above story is discounted by the other 4 Mutts ( Sringeri, Puri, Dawaraka and the Kashmir mutts) all of which claim to have been established by Adi Sankara before he passed away in the North.
Thank you for watching the video and commenting on it. I read some books as well as have watched some videos on South Indian architecture style. One such video I would point you to is th-cam.com/video/gJrusmq0AsI/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared Please post a comment on why you would not classify this as Dravidian.
@@americaseamritsar 1. In tamilnadu 3 types of temple architecture found mainly well renowned CHOLA ARCHITECTURE CHOLA KING RAJARAJA CHOLAN U CAN FOUND THESE CHOLA TYPE BUILT TEMPLES IN THANJAVUR THIRUVARUR NAGAPATTINAM TRICHY PUDUKOTTAI DISTRICT. PANDIYA STYLE ARCHITECTURE ALSO IN MANY PARTS OF SOUTH TAMILNADU. PALLAVA STYLE ARCHITECTURE FOUND IN MAHABALIPURAM KANCHIPURAM DISTRICTS. ALL ARE BELONGS TO TAMIL KINGS.
Okay, what is this 06:03? Who let you in the temple dressed like this knowing very well of a temple dress-code?? Now's the man 06:37 'dravidian structure'?? Yov! yaaru ningelam? It's a TAMIL ARCHITECTURE, are you trying to eradicate TAMIL HISTORY in Tamil Nadu?
Great 👍
KKM is a wonderful town with rich history and magnificent temples
A must visit place in TN
@@Bavarian-ko9il absolutely. The only negative point is people drive on the opposite side on the highway at high speeds in the right lane. Found this quite frightening. Otherwise it’s a fabulous place to live.
Thanks sir
🙏🏼🙏🏼😃😃
For your video.
I liked it.
Felt like we visited in person
Saragapani Temple's Gopuram is astonishing. Such skilled artisans in those days. Awesome. ❤
Thank you very much for this very useful trips, must see places for all of us… very informative
Beautiful vlog.. thanks Anand
Decent, uncluttered video, waiting for part 2
Thank you.🙏🏽 I usually release a new video every week on a Saturday or Sunday.
Best wishes
That's not Adi Sankaracharya that's Mahaperiyava that you've shown.
Kindly be very cautious and conscious on the information being shared on media.
Love the video.
From Malaysia
Thanks for the heads up. We will be more careful and mindful in the future. 🙏🏽
For visiting kerela temples, Dresscode is in place. Sameway for madurai meenakshi temple dress code is implemented. Devotees shall please be aware
Bangalore buses airavat is named after this temple
Not adi Shankaracharya but,periyava of kanchi kamokoti peetam, kanchipuram.
Nice Video but not a great idea to photograph/videograph the Sanctum Sanctorum. Please avoid 🙏
Yes Kumbakonam town
Kumbakonam town only filled with towered temples......but not of outside Kumbakonam. But it is already propagated in such a way......all around 60-70 kms away from Kumbakonam is signified as Kumbakonam temples. Practically it is different. Example Navagraha temples are piviated in aand around Mayiladuturai......but named as Kumbakonam where as Mayiladuturai ais central point. Same way equvlent to Kasi temples and veeratana temples are around Mayiladuturai only. But every temples in that areas are quoted as Kumbakonam.....
Those days art workers had so many jobs like sculpting painting art renovation type work and so many including pure drinking water supply. Nowadays only 1% have jobs in such areas. Including rice barns.
Hi Anand Parasuram, Please note following correction
The temples you see is Chola Culture NOT Dravidian culture. So please mention it appropriately.
Second, Adi Shanakracharya, teacher of Adwaita Principles and is different from Paramacharya Chandrasekaranda Sarawati, 68th Pontiff of Kanchi Sankara Mutt. Madam.
ASI to prevent water logging inside the temple.
It's rather ad to the resort.
The mention of the resort was to let the viewers know that we were happy with the place we stayed in and you may consider making it the central point while visiting places like Thanjavur, Kumbakonnam, Chidambaram and even Velankanni. Then there is CGH earth Mantrakoodam which I heard is also extremely good to stay.
@@gnanamv592 well said...
Mahaperiyava info is wrong
It is not adi sankara's house but Probably looking at the photo it is house of Chandrasekara Saraswathy . Also he passed away in Kanchipuram and not Kumbakonam. I doubt if he lived in the last days in Kumbakonam
Yes that was a mistake I made. Apologise. Its indeed Chandrasheka Saraswathy. Also, the hotel authorities have put up a board outside the house stating that Chandrasekara Saraswathy passed spent his final days in that house.
The house - It is not of Adi Shankaracharya (8th century AD) but the Shankaracharya of Kanchi Mutt usually called Paramacharya or Shri Chandrasekarendra Saraswati. Request the host to do some research before giving the narrative. And the Paramacharya did NOT spend his final years here but was in this house about 50-60 years before he passed away as the Mutt was shifted from Kumbakonam to Kanchipuram.
Perhaps the narrator got confused after getting the resort host told him some claims of the Kanchi Mutt. The current Kanchi mutt cka8ms to have been established by Adi Sankara after he returned South from his all India journeys and started a 5th Mutt supervised by himself; prior to his demise he anointed a disciple as the successor called Samkracharya and the lineage continues to this day. In that event he must have lived in his last days as the Mutt shifted to Kanchi only in 20th century.
The above story is discounted by the other 4 Mutts ( Sringeri, Puri, Dawaraka and the Kashmir mutts) all of which claim to have been established by Adi Sankara before he passed away in the North.
Unless you are absolutely sure of the reality don't write wrong messages about. Mahaperiyava.
Saree , dhoti are aporopriate clothes for temples . 🙏🏽
Not Dravadian CULTURE TEMPLE. PURELY TAMIL STYLE ARCHITECTURE TEMPLE.
Chola architecture
@sakthiarul109 yes obviously chola style ARCHITECTURE.
Thank you for watching the video and commenting on it.
I read some books as well as have watched some videos on South Indian architecture style. One such video I would point you to is
th-cam.com/video/gJrusmq0AsI/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
Please post a comment on why you would not classify this as Dravidian.
@@americaseamritsar 1. In tamilnadu 3 types of temple architecture found mainly well renowned CHOLA ARCHITECTURE CHOLA KING RAJARAJA CHOLAN U CAN FOUND THESE CHOLA TYPE BUILT TEMPLES IN THANJAVUR THIRUVARUR NAGAPATTINAM TRICHY PUDUKOTTAI DISTRICT.
PANDIYA STYLE ARCHITECTURE ALSO IN MANY PARTS OF SOUTH TAMILNADU.
PALLAVA STYLE ARCHITECTURE FOUND IN MAHABALIPURAM KANCHIPURAM DISTRICTS.
ALL ARE BELONGS TO TAMIL KINGS.
Okay, what is this 06:03? Who let you in the temple dressed like this knowing very well of a temple dress-code?? Now's the man 06:37 'dravidian structure'?? Yov! yaaru ningelam? It's a TAMIL ARCHITECTURE, are you trying to eradicate TAMIL HISTORY in Tamil Nadu?
@@saffrondominic4585 These people look like outsiders from some Dravida naadu to call Tamil Chola architecture as Dravida architecture.....
Staying not living
Another Brahmin Sanatani sanghi is trying to establish the brahmin culture as the Dravidian culture or Tamils culture.
Chola architecture culture is a Tamil culture...