FOREIGNER VISITS THE BIGGEST FLOWER MARKETS IN THE WORLD / KR MARKET TOUR BANGALORE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Today I went to one of the best markets I have seen in a while, particularily when it comes to flowers. Very beautiful, by sight and by smell. Come and check out the KR Market with me in Bangaluru, Karnataka. We are still in our first stop in our big India tour. I will take you around our travels, just subscribe to the channel. Cheers guys.
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Wonderful Market Moonshine 👌. Saffron was and still is the most expensive spice in the world. Cheers.☘✌.
Yes, I sometimes wonder why....
@@yvesthesleeve it is so expensive as it is an extremely labor intensive crop. Each crocus flower has 3 threads, so by weight it's takes SO many threads!!!
Waaah
If you are visiting Mysore
please don't miss Chamundi hills and Chamundi temple .
Visit Mysore palace, travel in double decker bus, st Philomena church
thanks
Pleeeeeeeease🔥
Move the camera slowly when filming, we got dizzy watching this video.
Thanks
You did? There is a lot going on... but yes, maybe I got carried away
The scents there must be amazing 😊, a big part of the hypnotic quality of India is the constant incense & spices in the air, the inside of this market must be on a entirely next level of olfactory stimulation 😁
It would be interesting to know the rarest or most expensive flower there,
In the northeast hills of west bengal we bought fresh poppies before, opium poppies? 😁Maybe?
Not sure about them poppies but you are right: the smell at the flower market was very overwhelming, in a good way.
Hey opeium banned in karnataka it's illegal..
17:48 that is not saraswati.. That is kannada tayi bhuvaneshwari means ( mother land of Karnataka)
Ah interesting
God mother of Karnataka
@@yvesthesleeve Kannada language mother or god buvaneshvari meneing (karnataka land god Kannada language mother) karnataka own plge yellow and red colors Kannada language mother history language cultural language mother language onely language Kannada karnataka kannadigaru not Indian other languages karnataka kannada language people own land karnataka state India
Came to northeast India and feel amazing nature and culture here
I definitely would like that
I love your attitude 👍 Perfect for an explorer. Most travelogues have an evaluative mindset. I love your open mind and excitement 😀
I appreciate that!
Bro your excitement level keep us watching these vlogs excellent style of filming
Cheers mate, glad to hear that
Ha ha ..I was just thinking the same.
I let the ads run a bit too.
Super flower s market Bangalore
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n also thanks for showing your exploration at d flowers market in Bengaluru.
I can't help it but to remember d biggest flowers market in d Netherlands. But d flowers that arrived from all over d world r meant to be exported back to around d world.
My pleasure 😊
Well, I don't know...
@@yvesthesleeve I've only seen d program once n I can't remember d name of that place, it's a huge warehouse of fresh flowers n it's an auction house n d highest bidders will win d flowers on sale. 🙂
At India you always feel too many emotions 🥰 moonshine please don’t forget “beslama” 👋👋🤣
I won't 😁
@@yvesthesleeve
🤣😂🤣👍
South india specially there is very huge flower market and Garland and womens specially will put at the back of hair and some offering at temple but flower is part of daily life in southern india specially
I love Your videos because it is like bein there, I miss so much my beloved India Mata !
Very glad to hear that
Man u r something else . Staying in Bangalore. I haven't visited all these places . Thanks for the tour .🙏
My pleasure 😊
Kr market is first largest flower market in Asia built in 1800s
Yes, it actually is the largest, wow
@@yvesthesleeve yes it's built by mysore kingdom
Krishna Raja Wodeyar the Maraja / King of Mysuru. In one of the clipping his picture is seen.
India is a very vibrant colorful muliti- lingual, multi- religions country and friendly people .Such diversity in climate, geography can be seen in only a few countries.Above all it is a strong democracy.Core social and cultural values are rooted in its strong family social units.
right so
Watching from Mumbai. I enjoyed watching this video a lot. I have visited Bangalore a few times but I have never seen this huge flower market. I will surely visit this place
Thanks a lot for this very interesting video
looking forward to Mumbai
5:26- that's not coconut leaf dude that's banana leaf...It's actually pretty common in south india.Food served on the banana leaves absorbs the polyphenols which are said to prevent many lifestyle diseases. They are also said to have anti-bacterial properties that can possibly kill the germs in food. Having food on banana leaves is one of the most economical and inexpensive options to go for.
Ah yes, thanks, this is interesting. Also it is kind of cool to have this.
Food tastes awesome when served on banana leaves..hygienic, environmenta friendly,biodegradable..in Inida , every part of the banana and coconut tree are used either as a food/ serving bowl,protective roof,broom ,fiber is woven in to clothes, bags,baskets etc..
Visit nagarahole tiger reserve forest safari.. Near mysore..
They forest have black Panther.. Tigers elephants, deers wild dogs here..
Also see beluru helebidu temples.. Hampi badami pattdakallu UNESCO's heritage sites
Wow cows everywhere😊, I heard that before but didn’t know to this degree.
By the way , saffron is very powerful and healthy spice. We cook with it in Morocco.
It’s very expensive everywhere. It cost 5 to 7 dollars a gram in USA !
You can drink it as tea.
Yes, I knew that, Saffron expensive everywhere. Yeah, lots of cows
We in karnataka.. Call goddess Chamundeshwari... the Goddess of Mysore....
Interesting
Love all the colours. Saffron is supposed to be lovely in cooking food. I have never tried it!
Actually, Saffron I hear all the time, for years, but I never cooked with it either.
Its added in sweet porridge, it is having its fragnance and color, no much taste.
This was 1st mall of India it was built by Mysore maharaja , conceft to bring all shops together... 100 years back.
Interesting
The Krishna Rajendra Market, named after our beloved King Sri Sri Krishna Rajendra Wodeyar.
I have lived in Bengaluru some five decades and have probably visited KR Market once with my grandfather in my childhood😅! I live about 3 kilometres away from it😅! You are missing out on the lovely middle class localities strewn all over which you would probably enjoy walking, but somewhat to my mild disappointment, you seem to be visiting only the old and run down parts of my city. But I guess it is what it is!
Back to the flowers, we need tons of them in loose and garland formats for decorating our Gods and temples, for our personal worship or Pooja at home, for our big fat weddings, for ladies ornamentation, for political rallies and functions (those huge heavy garlands are for felicitating major political leaders) and finally for offering it to dead bodies and their funerals. Its all about flowers and our lives will probably come to a standstill without them (and fruits)😊. Almost all girls of my generation know the art (yes, it is that) of making a garland, which is quite a skill to learn (aahh, those were the days🤗).
We cannot offer flowers to God once we have smelt them because that then means we have already accepted the flowers ahead of God. That is the reason the vendor gave a couple in your hands.
The green pumpkins are called Ash Gourd and are very tasty in Sambhar, I am sure you have had it in one of the many lunch Sambhars you've had. The breakfast Sambhar is a bit different and mostly does not contain much vegetables.
Those are not coconut leaves but banana leaves on which we savour our over-the-top festival lunches and marriage lunches.
The beetel leaves are a must for our worship and for human consumption, particularly in the semi urban and rural India. They don't make your teeth look good but preserve your teeth from cavities, plaque, etc., and never allow bad breath!! The tiny bit of Choona we take alongside the betel leaf and nut is pure Calcium and there is not a chance of Osteoporosis if you consume it for a considerable period in your life. I know you don't like Paan, but when in Bengaluru next, try MAGHAI PAAN (or even sweet paan perhaps) which might change your opinion of it.
The pointed mounds of yellow and red powder are the turmeric and vermillion that is anointed and offered to God in the temples and at home. Ladies (other than widows) aplly vermillion on their foreheads and married women apply it in the parting of their hair.
The brown round fruits you exclaimed at are CHIKOOs (also known locally as SAPOTA) and they are sweet like treacle and delightful to eat. Do try out a Chikoo Milkshake sometime, they are great and almost a meal by themselves.
Thanks for helping me relive the KR Market experience, which we only got to watch in movies these days! Kudos for another great video 🙏
I guess I need more time in that city, I am more interested in newer parts of cities in India but what is more interesting are the places with history
South Indian StatesTamil Nadu - Kerala - Karnataka - Andhra Pradesh are known for its daily beautiful flowers for Vedic Deities and for women hair who put daily flowers in hair and for marriages. I LOVE VERY MUCH FLOWERS WHICH IS ULTIMATE BEAUTY FROM GOD.
that's very true
17:19 the portrait in the background is of his highness Krishna Rajendra wodeyar the royal King of Mysuru state who commissioned construction of this market a century ago so the name KR MARKET
17:50 is if the goddess Bhuvaneshwari also called goddess of Kannada language and culture
20:36 It's not falling apart I guess they are connecting underground foot path to KR MARKET metro station
Your observations as a tourist and pronunciations are amazing
thanks mate
@@yvesthesleeve this Swiss tourism ad is really funny and what a scenic land it is
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Excellent Bengaluru
Well done you are doing amazing job enjoy your tour in India take care bye bye
thanks mate
It is nice to see india through your eyes..for us its everyday life.
Cheers mate
Wonderfully shot 👍 this is the biggest flower market and as you go lane by lane you find fruits, vegetables , eatables and one lane for gold bronze and diamonds and the other side you find only clothes and dresses and on the another side you get all electrical appliances there is a old fort near by there is even a biggest flower garden known as lal bagh👍
Cheers
Woah, this KR market is a massive one. Lots of stuff sold there.Thanks for the tour, Sir.
Cows are everywhere on the road and hopefully you don't step on the dungs while filming.
Stay safe and keep healthy.
Oh yes, lots of cows, I have been lucky so far but it could change
@@yvesthesleeve 😄😀😂
Chaw CY ..pl visit India once and you will love its vibrancy and diverse cuture . cowdungs will not bother you much bro'.
Yea ..it's blows my sences every time I visit this market ..lot of smaller markets too .in and around Bangalore ..still can't believe a guy from Switzerland lands up in KR market ..dam ..
Just a suggestion,you should do attractive thumbnails to attract views and subscribers.
Just analyse thumbnails of famous videos that get lots of view from Indian audience
I thought I did
@@yvesthesleeve It is really difficult to attract views initially from a new audience,
Eye catching thumbnails are a must.
1.You could do a $0.20 haircut with happy barber alongside in the image
2.you could go to the modern benguluru area(it sector high rise buildings) and put like "is this India?" thumbnails "modern India".
I tell you that because these videos attract views and never gets old and I watch these videos very often
@@jollygood4591 That would be very Harald Baldr but let's see
@@yvesthesleeve yeaah,best of luck and enjoy
I already told him in his first Bangalore vlog.
@17.53 is the central atrium of flowers, during festival days at least 5k ppl inside the same basement, central atrium, double the vendors and 5x variety of flowers. U can barely move or breathe, but will buy my flowers from here only during festivals.
nice video, Mr.Joe Pesci. BTW, saffron is also a flower., most likely the expensive one.
Great video Moonshine 😎
Saffron is one of the most expensive item by weight to buy in the world...💰🙏
Oh wow
Fresh material starts arriving to this market midnight everyday. By the time people wake up, fresh vegetables and flowers would have
reached every nook and corner of Bangalore.
Yes sure
You watch KR market in early morning like 5 o clock.....it's a heaven almost 60% varities of flowers can be seen....with beautiful garland.....but be careful with belongings...for watching flowers no use go to market after 8 o clock....
God bles u and ur Family iam indian bharath❤
This is a wholesale market; it was built by King Krishnarajendra of Mysore.
Nice one
Your child and, ur wife very nice and, natural persones🎉🎉🎉❤❤
thanks mate
nice market I never see this big market before
Same here
Nice to see my old born place streets leading to KR market I would say you are lucky to film as u went on Sunday usually a lot of people when festivals are near and working days , yes I would also say it is biggest flower market I have ever seen till now the variety of flowers no where else in morning 6am to 8 am u can see more main Street they sell and go
So much colour I hope it smelled good as well.
Oh it really smelled great
People in Hindu temples use to Give Flower Garlands to Deities at temples they give garlands to the Pujari and He puts on Deity
A beautiful culture
Flowers /garlands are used in Wedding ceremonies for the wedding couple and decorating the wedding venue.
Suuuppper
Wow!! Sensory overload!! Amazing India!! Btw it’s the season of their famous Uber delicious and sweet Mangoes! Do buy and try them if you have a chance!! Those leaves you mentioned are bananas leaves !! In case you step on some cow shit… is lucky for you!! Should buy a lottery ticket!! 😁😁
Haha, yes, I will think of that
Haha, yes, I will think of that
they dont sell lottery tickets in Karnataka. its only in Kerala
Happy sunday nice market street tour(buonas dios Portogallo) 🙏
Have a nice day
U can come in Kolkata flower market
I will surely
Very colourful market
indeed
I am become fan of you 😍😍😍
Nice to hear that bro
I definitely will love the lively market. Thank you for sharing 👍🏅🕺👣
Very nice video made with lots of love. I love your enthusiasm. Your kindness friendliness with people you meet.
But you missed the biggest flower Market which begins as early as 5am and finish bt 8.15 to 8.30am where you find lots of Rose's for boquets and decoration flower Very vibrant and amazing market
Next time
Maroco top
I had been there in Zurich in 2014. Was stayed in Zurich university. Swidgerland. It is very very clean city.
u r such cool and charming person...looking forward to all your vlogs. :)
Happy to hear
@5:22 it's banana leaf used for mainly like plate ( like you eat on that leaf)
Never knew such a market existed!
Thanks for such a beautiful Video!
I love flowers and you've made my day🌹💐
My pleasure 😊
I love all your videos so much
so happy
Just got random recommendation of ur video 1st time, and now i want to meet u coz u r from Switzerland and I am a huge fan of Fedrer...
Alright, we are from the same city 😀
@@yvesthesleeve great, so u r from Basel too...
Heyyy, long time no speak! Just watched this video & it woke me up a bit with all the colourful flowers/fruit & veg 😂.... Hope you're all in good health, my friend 💙🙏
Thanks all good
🙏Iplanned to go to bangalore soon, I never been there.but already i have seen a little bit of bangalore.thank you good luck with your program.god🛕⛪🌝🌞 blessd your all.👍👍👍💯💯💯💗💐🙏.bidia.from holland.
*Awesome Video* 👌👌👌👌
Here in India we walk at the left side of the road.
Alright
I am born and bought up in this city man. If you have not visited Avenue Road and Chikpet during KR Market visit, u have missed the bus.
I lived in western country, it is just uniform, no change if you go to a different city, India has much more interesting cities and culture.
True that
You finally got the name right mate.! It is Krishna Rajendra Market, named after the Maharaja of Mysore who first built it in late 1870 ( if I am right), for the benefit of farmers from all around
Krishna Rajendra market, named after the great king of mysuru, Krishna Raja Wodeyer...
Kirshna Rajendhra Market..he was the ruling this part of India...its built in 19th century.
Is it okay to feed the random cows? They're so cute
Yes it is, they are waiting for it
@@yvesthesleeve nice, whats their preferred snack?
@@officialdropnation Banana
I visited this place many time to buy flowers. I miss this place.
Not only to temple but also for marriage and festivals sir
Nice vlog. Its a really big market. When is the next one coming?
Not sure yet, maybe tomorrow
@@yvesthesleeve keep them rolling mate.
In the UK everything is open on Sunday, damn traffic and crazy mad rageful people.
Oh wow, yes
Yes moonshine it's ashia's biggest flower market actually the market opens in early hours of morning around 3am n close by 6am you r late to the market
I see
Will watch at night. ✅
appreciated
You visited the place where it all started # the original, founding place of Bangalore.
Oh wow
you should visit Visvesvaraya science museum, kabban park , lal bag , bannerghatta zoo these are top places in Bangalore
thanks for the tips
I didn't see any cow in India.......
Said no foreigner EVER 😂😂😁🤣🤣😃😀
K R market is a wholesale market.. small retailers buy from there in bulk and then sell it to their customers in other parts of the city
Hello hello 🤗
Hello 😊
kr market very close to my house ,welcome to bengaluru
thanks
Nice videos. Like your positive outlook. Next time you can visit Hebbal international flower auction center. That will give you idea on export flowers flying out of city. And early morning 3-6 am roadside flower vendors just outside kr market. Only Exotic flowers :)
Wow beautiful
Thank you so much
Before doing anything check it out and convey right information dont get confused. Do a valuable job any way, great to see u
If you share where you stayed, it will help us retrace your steps
I stayed right next to the main bus station
This market is no doubt big but Koyambedu market is bigger than this.
And l am from Hyderabad.🌹🌹👍
My house is just a kilometer away from this market.
supper video sir,
So nice of you
I did not see the video fully, will surely do so. Your effort is highly appreciated. You seemed to have gone there quite late in the morning. What all of you have witnessed is not even 1% of the flower market. Asia's biggest or the world's biggest is another thing. The actual market of flowers starts around 3.30 am. The flower market literally overflows on the roads on the right of the market when you face North. That is another sight altogether. You have missed a tonne of flowers!
well, next time
Nice place but it need to clean
Thanks for video
Yes, thanks
Kya haal hai bhai saab-how are u sir
Kitna paisa-how much cost.. Never ask to a young lady though lol
Mujhe bhook lagi-i am hungry
Aap bohot acche admi ho-you are a good man
Etc
Do work on it, Indians will get emotional and offer u free stuff lol.. But u are doing awesome recognising who to say Salam and namaste.. Keep it up
This is hindi?
Yes 100 percent.. Only a few suggestions.. Wish u the best time in India
@@kmc7876 thanks a bunch
Biggest flowers market is in Howrah, West Bengal, India
You can’t set foot during festival season, the market opens as early as 4 in the morning
I am sure
Krishnaraja market was built by Mysore king,Krishnaraja Wodeyar fourth
Sir plzz coming odisha food🍲 very good And wonderful place
Will do
Hi Moonshine - It is so GOOD to see U in our City and Are U still in Bangalore; if yes, please message me I would LOVE to HOST U guys at home as I have been following your VLOGS for a long time - It would be a HONOR!!
Thanks, we just left, next time with pleasure
Oh No - Heartbroken!!
😃😂sir just few kilometre prakash nagar we lived but not now thankyoy for showing Krishna rajyandara market 😂😃 i love this place sir 🌼🌻🌼🌻🌼🌻🌼🌻🌼🌻
Next time
14:01 he is not ready but he is Reddy 🤠
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