Having Buddhist temple is not surprising in India. Buddhism started by Siddharth Gautam ( Gautam Buddha, who was an Indian king) originating from present day Bihar state in India. Buddhism spread across the world from India itself when India majority Buddhist. Buddhism is considered mild version of Hinduism and they are very related in lots of its customs.
It's phenomenal,cutting through rock to make cave and temple. You are lucky and blessed to get an opportunity to see the hard work and great craftsmanship . We say , more than money you need to be deserved and blessed to get an opportunity to visit ajanta and ellora.
These are not very easily accessible places, little far from town and these places are not much promoted as tourists spot. However, people who have an interest in civilization, mathematics, and engineering will be amazed.
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i would like to recomment some great ancient temples from india . 👉 Konark sun temple , karla rock cut caves , bedse rock cut caves , elephanta caves , kanheri rock cut caves , mahabailpuram rock cut temples , meenakshi amman temple, sri ranganathaswamy temple ( one of the largest and tallest ancient temple in the world , height - 73 metres, 2300 years old ) , pattadakkal monuments , aihole temples , badami rock cut caves , hampi , modera sun temple , rani ki vav step well, jambukeshwara temple, airavateswara temple , gaikondapuram chola temple , padamanabhapuram palace (asia's largest and oldest wooden palace ) , kuthira maalika palace , vettuvan kovil monolithic temple , khajuraho temple , gopachal rock cut jain monuments ,etc . This is the list of great ancient temples/ sites from india . Dont miss this places while visiting india
Wow.... I just came across your videos and you guys are so cool. I really love the way you explore historical sites (you actually read the history!) and how you quickly adjust as you move from state to state and explain the food, bathroom, traffic, beaches, roads, etc. without making any fuss even though it must all be strange and very taxing for you 🤒. There are many prejudices about India in the outside world and even within India, there are feelings of superiority and inferiority between the different states. It's only when you have an open mind and actually travel & experience different cultures that you realize that every culture has something unique & good in it and played a role in the shaping history & culture, and no culture is superior or inferior to another - it is just how man throughout the world makes progress from one stage to another by learning from experience and discovering himself. Thank you for the videos👍. You are both so humble. Good bless and keep you safe ❤🙏
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Having Buddhist temple is not surprising in India. Buddhism started by Siddharth Gautam ( Gautam Buddha, who was an Indian king) originating from present day Bihar state in India.
Buddhism spread across the world from India itself when India majority Buddhist.
Buddhism is considered mild version of Hinduism and they are very related in lots of its customs.
All dharmic religions are originated from India
I hv lot of respect for those who ignore typical Taj Mahal Rajasthan Delhi like crowded place n come remotest less travelled places like these. Thanks
It's phenomenal,cutting through rock to make cave and temple. You are lucky and blessed to get an opportunity to see the hard work and great craftsmanship . We say , more than money you need to be deserved and blessed to get an opportunity to visit ajanta and ellora.
Fully agree, how amazing. Everyone should visit both sites once in a lifetime!
These are not very easily accessible places, little far from town and these places are not much promoted as tourists spot. However, people who have an interest in civilization, mathematics, and engineering will be amazed.
It took four generations to carve this monolithic temple.
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There are many carved caves in MAHARASHTRA because of RASHTRAKUTAS KING KRISHNA
i would like to recomment some great ancient temples from india . 👉 Konark sun temple , karla rock cut caves , bedse rock cut caves , elephanta caves , kanheri rock cut caves , mahabailpuram rock cut temples , meenakshi amman temple, sri ranganathaswamy temple ( one of the largest and tallest ancient temple in the world , height - 73 metres, 2300 years old ) , pattadakkal monuments , aihole temples , badami rock cut caves , hampi , modera sun temple , rani ki vav step well, jambukeshwara temple, airavateswara temple , gaikondapuram chola temple , padamanabhapuram palace (asia's largest and oldest wooden palace ) , kuthira maalika palace , vettuvan kovil monolithic temple , khajuraho temple , gopachal rock cut jain monuments ,etc . This is the list of great ancient temples/ sites from india . Dont miss this places while visiting india
You have put in a lot of hard work in creating the videos.
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First thing is First...how they know (cave 16) rock doesn't have any internal flaws means doesn't have cracks and soft stone layers. 😅😅😅
Wow.... I just came across your videos and you guys are so cool. I really love the way you explore historical sites (you actually read the history!) and how you quickly adjust as you move from state to state and explain the food, bathroom, traffic, beaches, roads, etc. without making any fuss even though it must all be strange and very taxing for you 🤒. There are many prejudices about India in the outside world and even within India, there are feelings of superiority and inferiority between the different states. It's only when you have an open mind and actually travel & experience different cultures that you realize that every culture has something unique & good in it and played a role in the shaping history & culture, and no culture is superior or inferior to another - it is just how man throughout the world makes progress from one stage to another by learning from experience and discovering himself.
Thank you for the videos👍. You are both so humble. Good bless and keep you safe ❤🙏
Thank you so much for your kind comment. India is such a complex country with so many faces. Having an open mind is crucial to be able to experience India to the fullest. We love visiting also those places that people don’t usually go to and we try to share them with you through our eyes. We hope you’ll continue enjoying our videos.
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Those are older than humans ever imagine before the comet created the tsunami that is the history of the world flood
Budhism originated in India.. So not unusual at all.. You can visit Bodh gaya, Bihar where buddha attained enlightenment.
Your hardworking is amazing thank you for showing india😊😊
Our pleasure 😊 We are glad you enjoy our videos!
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Have you replaced your speaker yet😂
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Very nice
Please go to MP khajuraho if you hv time.
Thanks for the heads-up. We’d love to, but we are heading to the opposite direction. It’s definitely in our wish list for our next trip to India!