Hampi - Valley of the Kings - documentary about wildlife conservation in India
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The small village of Hampi was once the capital of an empire stretching across the whole of Southern India. But with the ancient city's fortifications in ruins, Hampi has little defence against the invading forces of development. In the last 15 years, tourism has grown 75% and now threatens the local community’s way of life and the rich diversity of wildlife that lives nearby.
Bobby Vallabhchandra owns a large swathe of land in Hampi and has turned it into a nature reserve, attempting to conserve a unique landscape in the face of growing industrialisation.
The film features amazing footage of leopards, crocodiles, wild bears and a host of other wildlife. - บันเทิง
old BOBBY is a great guy. but I'm guessing its much easier to be a conservationist when you have the money to buy 10,000 archers and then continue to generate more wealth with said land
I Wish KARNATAKA Government recognized what they have here, Patadakkal and Aihole are shithole slums and Hampi is still looted by our own govt after the Mughals and Britishers dried it out. This legendary places need help. This is a stunning documentary. Appreciate your efforts man! Thanks alot!
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@@TimothyMcAleeSrGeD Whether I'm a racist ? hmm....now that is a subjective question ! But the facts given by me are very true precise and crystal clear, supported not only by history but the present condition of the place itself. You cannot deny facts. I meant no offense just stating the facts.
@@TimothyMcAleeSrGeD Not sure what exactly makes him sound racist, my dear white sounding man.
This only helps the argument that humans need to start restricting the size of the families they are having. We need to share this world with the rest of Gods creatures. Thank you to Bobby for sharing his wealth and time to preserve some of the nature in his country. Wish there was more people like him. I would say he is a National Treasure of India.
Wonderful to see wealthy Indians with an ecological conscience,putting their money where their mouth is. Hampi is(was) a magical place,first went there in 1988 with friends from Goa. We slept in the temple ruins , add a full moon and Buddha LSD to the atmosphere and it was an amazing experience, to the say the least.
What a beautiful documentary!!! Brilliant production! I love the contrasting images of urbanisation v nature, very powerful and effective. The music was beautiful too ❤️ I am loving Bobby! What a visionary ❤️ The other man was an inspiration too, what a beautiful soul ❤️ So happy I stumbled upon this on YT 🙏🏻 I just feel so sad for the locals who were forcibly moved 😧 That is unjust, immoral and so sad. No one has respect for the poor. And for more tacky hotels too, like the world needs more of them 🙄 Guesthouses are so much better, more authentic and gets you closer to the locals. I am so happy Bobby bought more land to protect more animals, what a gift he is ❤️
What a life to do something he loves and to make a difference to the world.Satisfying and purposeful
Superb documentary! Keep up the efforts
I've lived in Hampi in the winter for the past 12 years. There are lots of leopards. they take dogs regularly and the occasional local.
Are you smoking weed here my friend?
@@smileee.4612 smoking weed is not crime bro,,smuggling, attacking others using drugs is problem..weed part of indian culture. Himalayas full of weed but you can't sell it .just enjoy and go...
Great video to know more about the history and wildlife of Hampi. Wishing to visit hampi this September and so exceited!
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"Well shot Amazingly Story going on smoothly with no gimmick Informative Narrative simply said IMPORTANCE GIVEN TO CONSERVATION AND CULTURE PROTECTION THANKS TO THIS FILM CREATOR
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I want to visit Hampi, too.
wonderful photography! i will never get to see in real life just wish we could smell the smells! please make more movies of your beloved land and life thank you so much!
Really superb documentary....one day I will join u sir,I am staying in Hospet...
Very, very, very very, very beautiful, and what story ... like never before told. It impregnated my heart.
Greetings from Hyderabad. Great and humble effort carried out to preserve nature. Like to put in a few words. Rural villages belonging to agriculturist /farmers, mainly depend on rains, for one crop, if artificial water bodies are created to collect rain water. This mass migration to cities, to make a living, can lessen to some extent. Like some villages in Maharashtra, collectively worked on the same. Mr Bobby Vallabhchandra with your care and protection for this holy land. Hampi will stand in its own glory till eternity. Regards...
Extremely well made documentary, very good commentary as well. Sad that David Attenborough missed out on Bobby s work & contribution to preserving nature. If we can all learn to just not contribute in destroying nature, it will be a tribute to Bobby s hard work & devotion. Sincere congratulations from Pravine ( Mauritius)
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My only trip to Hampi so far was in 1993. Almost no tourists at all and only 1 or 2 very basic places to stay. It was like visiting another world left behind after the fall of a great society. There was a Hindu wedding one day with a man who played the stone columns in the Music Temple with his flattened knuckles.
Really a very Beautiful and Informative Documentary Film. The focus is on Preserving The Natural Environment but also The History of India and The Mighty Vijayanagara Empire. A Worthwhile Watch and Relevant to The Modern Climate Crisis. Also Bless Bobby Vallabhchandra, Our World needs more Good People of Vision.
The Ajanta caves and elora are mighty impressive, better then this IMO
the docuemntary is nice, but ot should also show the trash everytwhere ,its just nor realistic. Ti was htere last week and i could see the hampi island being tdestroyed by bulldozers and all the police patrolling . i am sad for the locals, but this place should not be for unregulated shacks and polluting guesthouses attracting drug addicts who only come to hampi to get high and throw night parties on drugs and leave their trash everywhere. i hope more people like bobby start to protect hampi from the madness of modern capitalistic society
I'm proud to be in ballari near hampi (KARNATAKA) 😊
going around making lots of babies who will grow up to become adults needing to eat the planet away.
Not if we get wise! Our choices matter. Especially as consumers. Step 1 is to stop supporting animal agricultures, the leading destructive force behind lost wild areas.
my favourite place,,,,,,,, and i bought some land there to live peacefully. i luv Hampi.
Where is the location of Hampi?
Congrats bro
GREAT WORK BY BOOBY. WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE HIM.
agreed. more boobies in the world. lmao
Wonderful documentary about the history and wildlife of Hampi. Hope to visit some day just like I managed to make my wish come true about visiting and helping in Nepal.
Conservationists are wonderful people. We need more people like this in all biomes of the world.
So, This guy owns land that a lot of people living in what appears to be dark ages levels of feudal poverty, get paid a high market rate per killed livestock animal, which is cool... But nature and everything aside, this guy is basically a king in a little wild kingdom where the peasants are legit peasants but oxen plows and what not. Am I missing something here?
Thank you for doing this for the animals and for the habitat. For preserving what you can of your beautiful land. More people need too care like you about life.
The fellow is right. One act of kindness from each of us every day can change the world.
you know the interesting thing is I'm a really really nice person and my experience has always been any time that I'm nice to people I get abused.
Thank you for video . My hysband and I knew an Indian Family in 1972. The were from Figi.
Bobby dadda what a beautiful thing you have done here . Wish to work with you someday.
Great efforts by one man.....world community should learn from him...
I will do my best my land...
Thanks for the team who contributed for making this documentary, means a lot.
Good message to human beings.👏🙂
Love from Karnataka and INDIA.
india needs to have national policy of quarring. we need to find other alternative.
this codumentary is fllawed in relation to the garbage, its not the touritst who are the only resposible, locals have the bad habit of throwing their trash anywhere aswell
The sequence with the otter was particularly beautiful
It's a very good documentary..and Hampi is must watch place
what a beautiful landscape should be preserve and protected
Wow mere bhaiya im bowing ny head. To you maha MAHAGANIPATIYA bhagwan aur bhagdevta aur mahashridevi bhagwaiti mother earth. Shri bhumi devi. Flora and fauna surya aditya shri chandra rohini bless u bhai saab ji always #protectmotherearth #protectmothenature
#protectandrespecttheanimals
#protectalltheworldsholyriversandoceansandstreamsandwaterrescources
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birth place of Lord Hanuman
there must have been a lot of tigers in olden days with so many caves and rocks, an ideal
landscape for tigers
Most people having their field beside forest and monument ,ruin it by resort and exploitatn but in this doc.it nice to see how a man alone can save so much of nature
I have Never seen a documentary edited like this. I timed the cuts. At one point they went a full 3:25 without saying a Single Thing. And How Beautiful to just watch the locals working together, preparing the paddies, sowing the rice, harvesting it, threshing it, etc. Just the timeless S. Indian classical music in the background. I’ve said it for years already and I think it’s starting to be borne out in stories like this one that the world will start seeing a rebirth/resurrection of the old ways which are closer to the Earth BEGINNING WITH INDIA. They’re the only Large-Scale historically rooted spiritually based culture that seems to still have the Will to join the march forward into the technologically based 21st century while keeping their feet firmly planted in their traditional values.
Horrible background music, spoiled the whole video.
Indeed. Afraid i stopped watching at this point which was annoying as i would have loved to see the entire thing. But that dreadful singing/song was more than i could bear - totally unnecessary and detracted from what promised to be a fabulous and informative video.
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We need more people like Bobby in the world who care abt are land and all the creatures that roam in it. This is there land too. We have to share it with them. The big corps always come in with big money, to DESTORY the beauty of GODS LAND. There the ones consuming are world. Its sad to see. For The Love Of Money Is The Root Of All Evil 😈👿
I like how he cut the python free then just threw the net back in the water
Dropping the net cut form the Python back into the lake by assistant is not good at all.
Yes it's true. But the net might be deeply rooted inside the pond we never know!
There no words to express what I feel seeing IAM liveing near that region for past 20 years never imagined in wildest dreams I lived in such a Havenly place I was by making this u truly immortalized the glory glims of that hampi region I promise u today till my last day I'll do all in my ability to protect and pesver that beautifull place and ur work had inspired me to do so thank you very much 😊❤️
Awesome 😍😍😍😍😍 #hampi
Good informative and realistic documentary..
Thank you for sharing your beautiful documentary. The photography is great and so is the music. Great work. 👌👃💐
The workable airship notablely open because fish previously hammer beyond a domineering parcel. invincible, open pencil
I enjoyed this video my type of story the footage was great too. Hopefully once nature takes over prey will be plentiful, the villagers have more animals than the predators I'm sure it will come together. It took many centuries for man to destroy this world and its a pity it will take just as long for everyone to learn and care about life.There's one thing man cannot take from another and that's the feelings in ones heart to make good. Without that balance we have no future. To witness positive energy being used in people after being reduced to such harsh times is always a miracle for me to see. Your duties are not wasted you have been rewarded and it makes my heart smile at the goodness that follows I love it.😁😍😍💞💞♥️💖💛💛😘💗 😏✌👍🙏💕.
Earth is mother to every creature and not only for man. Great effort from Mr. Bobby
If you can't get the people and their livestock off the land then make it a National Park and have the government get them off.
Thank you Bobby. We need a few hundreds of people like you all around the world.
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This is not a documentary. This is story telling combined with unrelated photos and short videos.
All the resorts are destroyed in hippie island
Man this is a good video, very pleasing to watch, it has calmed my nerves. Made me forget about the pandemic.
Very mystical
God Bless Bobby for his vision
I went to hampi some 20 years ago for the first time. no hotels or guesthouses available. only in hospet. loved it. went two times more, last in 2005. still wonderful, magic landscape. just 8-10 hours by car from goa. great video!
in verpapur gaddi gowtham resort is owned by us happy to spend my childhood there miss u,love from austria see u back soon
47:07 very enriching documentary by #BobbyVallabhchandra I wonder how many locals have seen the positive effect of conservation.
WHAT THE HELL IS WITH THAT UNDERLYING CONTINUOUS CRICKET LIKE SOUND IN THE FIRST 5 MINUTES..?
IT IS TERRIBLE, NOT UNLIKE TINNITUS.
just tell them to come to Florida and get back all the pythons that they sold to Americans
this video would be 5 min long if it didn't have 20m pauses
Bobby for World President!!!
nice vid and well done. please keep em comin'.
The actual video if it can be seen would be nice. Unfortunately the video is totally spoiled with big subtitles in the middle 😕 😐 😑 😒 🙃 of the screen throughout the screening. What a bummer.
Nice Documentary Superb
If anyone deserved a Nobel!
Excellent film. However, I would have learned even more had I been able to understand the English speaking Indians. Voice over or printed English translation would make the video perfect.
Very true... once the habitat and the vegetation is gone ... Nothing can be done.
Hes truly a great man , god bless him
Bobby is a Champion!
What do you call the animal at 24:15?
That is a millipide.
@@seekernz7790 Thanks friend.
I hope Bobby buys all the wild land in Karnataka...seems like the only way wildlife and vegetation can thrive in the state
lovely Documentary, Thank you.
How water has shaped the boulders
The overt rooster regularly stretch because raincoat willy tip alongside a fast stool. lame, grotesque flower
Bobby carry on with ur great work and hats off for the beautiful things u have done to save the mother nature. Truly appreciate........ Cheerrssssss
Why This Music In Background, When We Have Beautiful Karnatak Music.
what a beautiful place God created
If this is really what You do, then Heaven was created for People like You. If it’s not true, then I will pray for You.
Sincerely zaman New York
A remarkable man with a remarkable vision, captured beautifully in this video.
Agreed.
20:00 -20:14 : Isn't it amazing how wildlife tends to resemble to soul of the area? That monkey's hairstyle looks like an old professors
This is such a wonderful documentary and a magnificent man who is doing for humans, nature and the animals what is so sorely needed. I am doing what I can in the US and I so appreciate anyone taking care of our beautiful Mother Earth and all the inhabitants. Thank- you so much for doing this and sharing it with us.
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What a treat to happen upon this video on TH-cam. Kudos to you and your family. Some day I hope to visit. Greetings from the US West Coast.👍
i also like this place just amajing
how can you support 2.2 billion people when you cant support 1 ?
Wow that's awesome
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2022 if it's still there am going I want to walk with the minders of the place , it look amazing
And...then leaves the net in the water.
Im very satisfied the vedeo
Wonderful, majestic landscape with stunning view and biodiversity.
Fantastic- Salutations to Bobby
take photo very nice
Really peaceful screens
what is the song with that beautiful vocal in the first part of this show anyone know
Lemme know too
We use to be wild.