When I went up in 1980, the rock was covered in thick jungle and we climbed up on shaky, rickety bamboo ladders. The top had not been excavated yet and was all jungle too, with a wall sticking out of the ground here and there and only one place where you could look down to the lake below. It was dangerous going up and my little arms were shaking so badly, I was worried that I couldn't hold on to the ladder and would fall. My flip-flop fell off and hit a famous "Le Monde" reporter on the head who was climbing up below me. "Merde!" That's how I learned how to say "Shit!" in French, always more elegant! Sri Lankans have done an incredible amount of work to clear those cliffs down to the bare rock you see now, and none of the surrounding ruins had been excavated from the jungle then either. I'd love to go back and see it now! I was 33 then, Im' 75 now. TIme flies, Make it fun!
Both the royal gardens at the base and the royal palace at the top look like incredible places to explore! At 60 floors though, I think we can safely upgrade the hike to the top from "Semi-Arduous" to "Full-On Arduous"! 😄 OMG looks so worth the climb, and what an incredible experience to see those views. 👍 You got some gorgeous shots! 🎥 Thanks for sharing your once-in-a-lifetime experience with us. ♥️
I'm surprised you don't have more views and subscribers, since your videos are very informative and awesome. I would love to see the views from atop Sigiriya; it sounds absolutely breathtaking!
Thank you so much for the kind words. I hear this often and don't understand it myself. Hope you make it to Sigiriya one day soon, the views are indeed breathtaking on a nice day. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
So glad you like it Cham. Thanks for watching. Check out this comprehensive road trip guide I just published on Sri Lanka: mikesroadtrip.com/sri-lanka-road-trip-guide/ Cheers, Mike
@@see_it_through_my_eyeNot sure about lightweight drones. I do know they are pretty strict. I was on a press trip, so the permits were taken care of for me. Sorry I can't be more help, but appreciate you watching. Cheers, Mike
This is amazing. I would never have the means to visit. I appreciate having such a personalized view of Sigiriya. Thanks a million, Mike. I wonder if there is a way to see this in VR...
Well this video has earned a sub from me. I intend to go explore this place, along with several other places in southern America. Love the vibes of the channel.
Wow: 1,200+ steps?! I ran out of breath climbing to the top floor of the 12-story building I worked in downtown when the elevator was out once. 😝 But what spectacular scenery once you got there! 👀 Thanks for sharing! (Monkey caption: "You missed a spot." 😄)
ADAM PEAK history belongs to hindusiam _ saivam and Tamil , but it was twisted reasonly for political reasons. Adam Peak in English original called in Tamil Sivan oli patha mali and singhala Sri patha. Meaning Siva_ lord Siva, oli_ light/power, patha_ Footprint, mali_ mountain ⛰️ believe to be power of the Lord Siva Footprint(light/ rays) reached on top of the mountain. This is the original history our forefathers worship all these places. Sadly, reason times, the original history and the name changed Buddah never visited the island or his tooth or bone, not on the island. It is all politics rather history and attacks to tourists Tamil people are victims. Sivan oli patham mali😮
The top of the rock appears to have been truncated. I would suspect that under this city is an older city and the location might have been a landing pad.
There is stream built connecting two man-made lakes in Sri Lanka (I think right around the same region) that has a constant slope of 1 feet for every 1 mile. Its two millennium's old. I don't know its name but that is next level of engineering.
We are traveling Sri Lanka in August and Sigiriya is definitely on our list. Do you think it is doable with kids from age 8? Want to see more, so I will be following your channel from now on. Good luck from a fellow new travelvlogger. 😉
Oh, how cool. What a great experience for the kids. This is a good question, I would say for most of it they shouldn’t have a problem, but there are a couple of steep ladder parts where you will wanna keep your eye on them. There were definitely other families who had kids there close to the same age. Thinking back at my eight year old athletic self, I don’t think I would’ve had a problem. Do you try and hike it in the morning when it’s much cooler, and don’t forget to bring plenty of water, and maybe a few snacks for the kids. 😉 I’ll be posting more stuff from Sri Lanka in the coming months, so please do stay tuned. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers, Mike
@@RoadTripTravel Thanks for the reply! My mom had this beautiful site on her desktop screensaver and I had to investigate. Omg!!! I never heard of this place before. I want to start doing a little traveling next year. And now this place is at the top of my list. Quick question: will I have to learn any of the languages just to get around or are there guides??? Thanks again. 🙏
@@JayMontgomery Oh, cool! Travel is amazing, hope you get a chance to do more. Regarding your question...English is widely spoken in Sri Lanka, so you'll have no problems. Thanks again for stopping by. Cheers, Mike
Thank you! Yes, I worked with the tourism folks. Had to have a representative with me every time I flew. Thanks for watching, hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Correction, I don’t want to blame negative attitudes in the present towards sex, feminine beauty, & just women in general upon foreign religious initiatives in the past. I reckon that would’ve been just *one* factor that contributed to those attitudes, but there were probably many other factors as well, including “home-grown” social corruptions, and maybe even “religious” corruptions. According to what I’ve read it seems “South Asian” societies were far more “liberal” back in ancient times than in the present, for whatever reasons. But these are just interesting cultural places to visit if you’re into History, it shouldn’t be cause for socio-political corruptions, and certainly not enmity towards people in the present who are not at fault. Also, this has nothing to do with the backward & repressive social &/or religious practices happening in other parts of the World these days, which is a different matter.
Also, to clarify my comment about dancing naked women - that is obviously related to women who are in the King’s harem & similar, it doesn’t relate to the way all women conduct themselves, but I think it is indicative of a very positive historical attitude towards all of that, which has been replaced with abject shame & loathing of late. In my view, that is *largely* due to the influence of Abrahamic religions which view anything sexual outside of that which is strictly mandated by their God as the work of the devil, but I’m sure the influence of those religions did introduce much good to society as well, and colonial crimes should not be attributed to the good persons in the present.
Correction, I don’t know if there is “abject shame & loathing” on this topic in Sri Lanka, but I know the Buddhist spiritual doctrine doesn’t allow for that when it comes to such matters (and probably the same with others), or anything really despite the failures of some people, and it could be “cultural” more than anything. As with most places, it probably varies between different localities like city vs the regional areas where people are usually a bit more “reserved” in their *approach* to such matters. But I reckon anything that views such behaviour as being a negative that results in people burning in hell and/or the decline of society at large would’ve been introduced by foreign religious initiatives. In societies which have been “influenced” by multiple religions I wouldn’t attribute that to any single one, and there would be home-grown social & religious corruptions in all of these societies as well, *particularly* that which is vested in twisted notions of social shame & honour that tends to *unilaterally* condemn women. Without singling any particular society out, I reckon anyone who is open-minded towards such matters & not misogynist, presumptive, & possessive of women wouldn’t be opposed to it, including in terms of “marriage Value”. But that’s another problem, in some places women are *perceived* by not all but certainly many, to have not much Value other than in marriage, which is wrong.
Ha, perhaps. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. If you really want to see a ghost, check out this video from Vicksburg, MS: th-cam.com/video/7sDpKOxr_oo/w-d-xo.html
Enjoyed your video..and thank you very much for sharing that. However if possible please correct. As mentioned in the reports and archeological proofs, the servants didn't carry the king to the top. The palace had an elevator system.
Thank you, and thanks for watching! That's interesting, I saw no evidence of an elevator system and was with an archeologist on the tour. Can you site the resource in which you learned this? Cheers, Mike
Actually, my GF at the time had photos from an previous visit some 10 years earlier before they banned the taking of photographs, so that's how I got the images. Thanks for watching, hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Wonder of the asian.sigiriya is the best creation of ancient King's and I love my country sri lanka forever .this is proud to be sri lanka 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Sure is. No, I did not realize there was a covered pyramid. Ha, not kidding, would be interesting to learn what the rocks know. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
@Sidhant Kamble it's the greatest history of hindusiam and Tamil from Indus Valley civilizations, from 7000BC to 5000BC old hindusiam and Tamil from Kumari kandam or Kumari Nadu. Anceint Ealam then Srilanka history belong to Ravanan era. he was lord Siva devoty, hindusiam _saivam and Tamil belong to Anceint Ealam it has called Sivapumy,Nagadepham, Ealam/Ilankapury 🛕🛕🛕🛕🛕🙏😍
Wow, love his moronic theory about the midget palanquin bearers 😂😂😂😂 Surely other people realise how hard it would be to find really tall strong men of matching heights for the rear and really strong short men for the front...... Those steps are steeeeep, the hight difference would need to be about 5ft. Yer im shure they found a large collection of giants and midgets to carry the royal family up that hill, building a comfortable seat with low handles at the rear and higher handles at the front is obviously waaay to hard😂😂😂
3:10 too advanced for the period ?😂 Ancient technologies are far better than today's tech. Ancient techs were given more importance to preserve nature. Everyone with common sense knows about modern tech
When I went up in 1980, the rock was covered in thick jungle and we climbed up on shaky, rickety bamboo ladders. The top had not been excavated yet and was all jungle too, with a wall sticking out of the ground here and there and only one place where you could look down to the lake below. It was dangerous going up and my little arms were shaking so badly, I was worried that I couldn't hold on to the ladder and would fall. My flip-flop fell off and hit a famous "Le Monde" reporter on the head who was climbing up below me. "Merde!" That's how I learned how to say "Shit!" in French, always more elegant! Sri Lankans have done an incredible amount of work to clear those cliffs down to the bare rock you see now, and none of the surrounding ruins had been excavated from the jungle then either. I'd love to go back and see it now! I was 33 then, Im' 75 now. TIme flies, Make it fun!
Hey Wendy, thank you so much for sharing your story. That's awesome. I hope you can make it bake again one day. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
God bless you, sir
Both the royal gardens at the base and the royal palace at the top look like incredible places to explore! At 60 floors though, I think we can safely upgrade the hike to the top from "Semi-Arduous" to "Full-On Arduous"! 😄 OMG looks so worth the climb, and what an incredible experience to see those views. 👍 You got some gorgeous shots! 🎥 Thanks for sharing your once-in-a-lifetime experience with us. ♥️
It really is a marvelous place to explore. Thanks so much for watching. 🙏🏻
Wow, this looks like a wonderful place to visit. How amazing! Thanks for sharing. Hope I can make it one day.
It really is a wonderful place to visit/explore. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
I'm surprised you don't have more views and subscribers, since your videos are very informative and awesome. I would love to see the views from atop Sigiriya; it sounds absolutely breathtaking!
Thank you so much for the kind words. I hear this often and don't understand it myself. Hope you make it to Sigiriya one day soon, the views are indeed breathtaking on a nice day. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
Really a High-Quality Production .. Good Job Mike
So glad you like it Cham. Thanks for watching. Check out this comprehensive road trip guide I just published on Sri Lanka: mikesroadtrip.com/sri-lanka-road-trip-guide/ Cheers, Mike
Wow, this place looks like an absolutely fascinating place!
It really is a fascinating place. Hope you make it there one day. Cheers, Mike
Cool, cool. For some reason Sigiriya came up in my feed. Takes me back a lazy 21 years. Still as majestic now as it was back then. Cheers 🙏
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks so much for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other travel videos. Cheers, Mike
This is one of the most incredible sights in the country! Great presentation! Love the drone shots
It sure is. Thank you so much! Yeah, the drone shots really give this massive place perspective. Thanks for watching! ;-)
th-cam.com/video/eGypZdRfquo/w-d-xo.html you will love this view too
Love from Sri Lanka
@@RoadTripTravel any permits to fly a mini category (
@@see_it_through_my_eyeNot sure about lightweight drones. I do know they are pretty strict. I was on a press trip, so the permits were taken care of for me. Sorry I can't be more help, but appreciate you watching. Cheers, Mike
Thanks for video on beautiful Sigiriya Rocks, Sri Lanka.
Oh, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
This is amazing. I would never have the means to visit. I appreciate having such a personalized view of Sigiriya. Thanks a million, Mike.
I wonder if there is a way to see this in VR...
So glad you enjoyed it. Not sure about VR, but that would be amazing with the aerial footage. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers, Mike
Amazing.
It really is an amazing place. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Looks/sounds like a really interesting place to visit. Would love to visit Sri Lanka one day.
It really is a fascinating place. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
Well this video has earned a sub from me. I intend to go explore this place, along with several other places in southern America.
Love the vibes of the channel.
Thank you so much, really appreciate it. Cheers, Mike
This place is absolutely amazing! I hope to visit this in the future. Very well done and informative video. 👍
It really is very cool. Hope you make it one day. Thank you so much for watching, and, for the kudos. Much appreciated. Cheers, Mike
Wow: 1,200+ steps?! I ran out of breath climbing to the top floor of the 12-story building I worked in downtown when the elevator was out once. 😝 But what spectacular scenery once you got there! 👀 Thanks for sharing! (Monkey caption: "You missed a spot." 😄)
Ha, yeah, it was a long way up indeed. Yes, beautiful place and scenery for sure. lol...thanks for the monkey caption, and, for watching. Cheers, Mike
Dude i recently climbed adam's peak and that is at least 12000 steps..took 10 hours
ADAM PEAK history belongs to hindusiam _ saivam and Tamil
, but it was twisted reasonly for political reasons.
Adam Peak in English original called in Tamil Sivan oli patha mali and singhala Sri patha.
Meaning
Siva_ lord Siva, oli_ light/power, patha_ Footprint, mali_ mountain ⛰️ believe to be power of the Lord Siva Footprint(light/ rays) reached on top of the mountain. This is the original history our forefathers worship all these places. Sadly, reason times, the original history and the name changed
Buddah never visited the island or his tooth or bone, not on the island. It is all politics rather history and attacks to tourists
Tamil people are victims.
Sivan oli patham mali😮
Great video.....would love to visit there!
Thank you so much. Hope you make it there one day soon. In the meantime, please check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Great Walk and thanks a lot for taking me there with you. God bless and surely it takes another human like me to get see the world from my home.
My pleasure, glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching, hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Impressive. Thanks for sharing. Nature Love💚
It really is. My pleasure. Thank you for watching. Cheers, Mike
@@RoadTripTravel Your work for this explore is really awesome.I am always addicted for nature and green field vlogs. You done a gread job. Cheers 🙌🙌
@@idalvalan Thank you so much, really appreciate it. 🙏🏻
@@RoadTripTravel 🥰
The top of the rock appears to have been truncated. I would suspect that under this city is an older city and the location might have been a landing pad.
Interesting theory. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
Dope video!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
We have lost ton of skills technology in the past.
Indeed. It is fascinating how much technology from the past we don't understand today.
There is stream built connecting two man-made lakes in Sri Lanka (I think right around the same region) that has a constant slope of 1 feet for every 1 mile. Its two millennium's old. I don't know its name but that is next level of engineering.
@@nukestrom5719 Its name is Jaya Ganga.
It isn’t lost brother it is hidden
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We are traveling Sri Lanka in August and Sigiriya is definitely on our list. Do you think it is doable with kids from age 8? Want to see more, so I will be following your channel from now on. Good luck from a fellow new travelvlogger. 😉
Oh, how cool. What a great experience for the kids. This is a good question, I would say for most of it they shouldn’t have a problem, but there are a couple of steep ladder parts where you will wanna keep your eye on them. There were definitely other families who had kids there close to the same age. Thinking back at my eight year old athletic self, I don’t think I would’ve had a problem. Do you try and hike it in the morning when it’s much cooler, and don’t forget to bring plenty of water, and maybe a few snacks for the kids. 😉 I’ll be posting more stuff from Sri Lanka in the coming months, so please do stay tuned. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers, Mike
appreciate your videos sir,keep safe always👌
Thank you so much, I appreciate that. Cheers, Mike
I definitely gotta see this and the Yunagoni Monument in Japan!!!
I hope you get a chance to see both one day. Thank you for watching, hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
@@RoadTripTravel Thanks for the reply! My mom had this beautiful site on her desktop screensaver and I had to investigate. Omg!!! I never heard of this place before. I want to start doing a little traveling next year. And now this place is at the top of my list. Quick question: will I have to learn any of the languages just to get around or are there guides??? Thanks again. 🙏
@@JayMontgomery Oh, cool! Travel is amazing, hope you get a chance to do more. Regarding your question...English is widely spoken in Sri Lanka, so you'll have no problems. Thanks again for stopping by. Cheers, Mike
So amazing.
It really is an amazing place. Thanks for watching. Hope you’ll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
All i see is minecraft lol. Thanks for the vid, its amazing !
Haha, I hear ya. Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
I am sri lanka
most incredible sights in the country, amazing
It really is remarkable! Thanks for watching. I hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Wow that is amazing and I really love it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So glad you enjoyed watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Such marvellous beauty. Sadly we have become too dumb now to build anything near to this... especially to last so long
It sure is. Oh, you are so right! Sadly.
Amazing shots! Did you have to get permission to fly the drone near the rock?
Thank you! Yes, I worked with the tourism folks. Had to have a representative with me every time I flew. Thanks for watching, hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
The water on the top; only from the rain?
Nope. Somehow it still pumps water to that.
Correction, I don’t want to blame negative attitudes in the present towards sex, feminine beauty, & just women in general upon foreign religious initiatives in the past. I reckon that would’ve been just *one* factor that contributed to those attitudes, but there were probably many other factors as well, including “home-grown” social corruptions, and maybe even “religious” corruptions. According to what I’ve read it seems “South Asian” societies were far more “liberal” back in ancient times than in the present, for whatever reasons. But these are just interesting cultural places to visit if you’re into History, it shouldn’t be cause for socio-political corruptions, and certainly not enmity towards people in the present who are not at fault. Also, this has nothing to do with the backward & repressive social &/or religious practices happening in other parts of the World these days, which is a different matter.
Also, to clarify my comment about dancing naked women - that is obviously related to women who are in the King’s harem & similar, it doesn’t relate to the way all women conduct themselves, but I think it is indicative of a very positive historical attitude towards all of that, which has been replaced with abject shame & loathing of late. In my view, that is *largely* due to the influence of Abrahamic religions which view anything sexual outside of that which is strictly mandated by their God as the work of the devil, but I’m sure the influence of those religions did introduce much good to society as well, and colonial crimes should not be attributed to the good persons in the present.
Correction, I don’t know if there is “abject shame & loathing” on this topic in Sri Lanka, but I know the Buddhist spiritual doctrine doesn’t allow for that when it comes to such matters (and probably the same with others), or anything really despite the failures of some people, and it could be “cultural” more than anything. As with most places, it probably varies between different localities like city vs the regional areas where people are usually a bit more “reserved” in their *approach* to such matters. But I reckon anything that views such behaviour as being a negative that results in people burning in hell and/or the decline of society at large would’ve been introduced by foreign religious initiatives. In societies which have been “influenced” by multiple religions I wouldn’t attribute that to any single one, and there would be home-grown social & religious corruptions in all of these societies as well, *particularly* that which is vested in twisted notions of social shame & honour that tends to *unilaterally* condemn women. Without singling any particular society out, I reckon anyone who is open-minded towards such matters & not misogynist, presumptive, & possessive of women wouldn’t be opposed to it, including in terms of “marriage Value”. But that’s another problem, in some places women are *perceived* by not all but certainly many, to have not much Value other than in marriage, which is wrong.
I have been to this place and covered in my TH-cam channel too❤
Is that right? Very cool, I'll have to check it out. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
2:49 a ghost!!! 😬😬🥶🥶😱😱
Ha, perhaps. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. If you really want to see a ghost, check out this video from Vicksburg, MS: th-cam.com/video/7sDpKOxr_oo/w-d-xo.html
been there, awesome!
How cool! It really is! Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Enjoyed your video..and thank you very much for sharing that. However if possible please correct. As mentioned in the reports and archeological proofs, the servants didn't carry the king to the top. The palace had an elevator system.
Thank you, and thanks for watching! That's interesting, I saw no evidence of an elevator system and was with an archeologist on the tour. Can you site the resource in which you learned this? Cheers, Mike
Beautiful 🤩
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Thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. I hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
How do you know that information that they carried him to the top and that ppl in the front was shorter then them in the back ,
From our Sri Lankan tour guide. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Beautifulandmawalvs in segiriyaproudforthasrilanka
Thanks for watching.
I’m surprised you got photos of the frescos considering you weren’t allowed to take photos of them…
Actually, my GF at the time had photos from an previous visit some 10 years earlier before they banned the taking of photographs, so that's how I got the images. Thanks for watching, hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
I really want to live there ❤😂
That would be very cool. Thanks for watching. Hope you will check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
The rock has a big history.but lion rock make by kashpaka king. My contry is sri lanka
Thanks for the info, and, for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other stuff. Cheers, Mike
Caption:
Ok sir I am going to prescribe you some 'Docusate'. Don't worry, within 24 hours, you'll be back to throwing **** at people.
what happens if the servants trip and the king just rolls down the stairs off the cliff 🤣
Haha...I think we all know the effects of gravity. 🤣 Thanks so much for watching. Cheers, Mike
That's how democracy must have been invented :D
Servents didnt carry the king, this place had an ancient elevator worked by using big iron chains, that’s how the king got up here
I live in srilanka
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It’s build 3rd century AD not BC
Thanks for the correction and for watching. Cheers, Mike
Wonder of the asian.sigiriya is the best creation of ancient King's and I love my country sri lanka forever .this is proud to be sri lanka 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
You have a wonderful country. Thank you so much for watching. All the best, Mike
This is Africa's Machu Piccu!!
Yes! But I think you mean Asia. Thanks for watching, hope you will check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Namo buddhay🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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It is indeed a monolithic rock. Do you realize there is a pyramid covered in trees right behind? This place is prediluvian. If rocks could only talk.
Sure is. No, I did not realize there was a covered pyramid. Ha, not kidding, would be interesting to learn what the rocks know. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
this is the place where ravana lived
Yes. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Jai Shri Ram. U can sense Maa Sita here
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Sigiriya, Griya = house
Thanks for watching!
Sigiriya is Ravana palace it is 5000BC old greatest civilization history it's called sivagiry mali
It is amazing how old it is and how great it was. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Mike
😂😂 it's a history not Mythology
@Sidhant Kamble it's the greatest history of hindusiam and Tamil from Indus Valley civilizations, from 7000BC to 5000BC old hindusiam and Tamil from Kumari kandam or Kumari Nadu.
Anceint Ealam then Srilanka history belong to Ravanan era. he was lord Siva devoty, hindusiam _saivam and Tamil belong to Anceint Ealam it has called Sivapumy,Nagadepham, Ealam/Ilankapury 🛕🛕🛕🛕🛕🙏😍
@@rathy_v Thanks for watching and sharing this info. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
@@sidhantkamble5191 Rich history. Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
Petrified tree stump....remains of a giant tree cut down..called a mess in English....this Mesa was built on top of ...and we have ruins you see
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That was incomplete
In what way?
Engineering wonder of Sigiriya
th-cam.com/video/uCu64B8Jym4/w-d-xo.html
Wow, love his moronic theory about the midget palanquin bearers 😂😂😂😂
Surely other people realise how hard it would be to find really tall strong men of matching heights for the rear and really strong short men for the front......
Those steps are steeeeep, the hight difference would need to be about 5ft.
Yer im shure they found a large collection of giants and midgets to carry the royal family up that hill, building a comfortable seat with low handles at the rear and higher handles at the front is obviously waaay to hard😂😂😂
Thank you for your expert opinion! Professor...?
😮💨
Thanks for watching.
Raavan 👹👺
Thanks for watching.
This is Indian Civilization, It is greatest in all over world for now and forever
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3:10 too advanced for the period ?😂 Ancient technologies are far better than today's tech. Ancient techs were given more importance to preserve nature. Everyone with common sense knows about modern tech
Thanks for your input and for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
All that lost technology but not one elevator?
Haha...thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike
@@RoadTripTravel just having a little fun, lol. The video was very nice. Subscribed!
@@beingblackThank you, much appreciated!
There were elevators in the palace those days and servants didn't carry the king.
@@thamashasamarasinghe3095 proof?
Sounds like the same people who built the sphinx
Ha, could be. Thanks for watching, hope you'll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Mike