I'm really pissed off cuz u said monkey face god oh please show some respect if u r not aware about anything then just don't say even in good manner do please better to be get knowledge first then say it.. This is our lord Hanuman ji 🙏❤ so please it hurted because we are emotionaly connected with them
Hi Natalie , great vlog . I have a question. I will be arriving there from Canada in Feb , my question is how did the interact banking work for you there ? Was it easy to withdraw money from the ATM machines in Kerala and the rest of India ? Thanks for any help . New sub.
Vijaynagar empire was secular but in the end 2 important muslim commanders switched sides and helped the sultanates, the last emperor was dragged out and beheaded, later they looted destroyed and burned hampi and raped the hindu women or taken as sex slaves, hindu men were mass beheaded. this was the pattern that followed everywhere in india pakistan and bangaldesh for nearly 1000 years by muslim invaders. Same thing happened in europe esp in spain and eastern europe, men were slaughtered and white christian women were captured as sex slaves and sold in istanbul n other middleeast countries
This is the ruins of the Imperial Capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, that is the 'City of Victory', Vijayanagara from the 1370s to 1565. The City was the largest city in the world (many recent studies are now saying larger than Beijing). The core urban area was 45km2 but the Metropolitan Area was 180km2 with a population of around 1 million people. The Imperial Palace was massive comples of about 0.5km2 in size. The City had 7 rings of fortifications with the innermost fortification marking the Royal Enclosure. The City had several districts. Each district had a main temple at the centre, with a water reservoir, and a bazaar. For example, Hampi Suburb had Virupaksha Temple, Vitthalapura had Vijaya Vitthala Temple, Krishnapura had Balakrishna Temple, Kamalapura had Pattabhirama Temple. The Outer Suburbs included smaller walled townships like Malpanagudi, Santhanur, and Hosapete. Hosapete was one of the last suburbs built (by Emperor Krishnadevaraya in 1520s) where a new Imperial Palace was built along with the massive but incomplete Ananthashayanagudi Temple. The City had very wide highways and roads. The Virupaksha Bazaar and Achyutyaraya roads were 30metres wide, Vitthala Bazaar Road was 40m wide, and the Krishna Bazaar road and the the highway linking the North-East of the City with Hosapete to the South-West were both 50m wide. The Imperial Palace was described by foreign travellers from Europe to be larger than entire cities like Lisbon. The Palace had several royal apartments, an administrative complex, a noblemans complex, and a ceremonial complex as well several smaller temple complexes, warehouses, gardens and stables. There is an Olympic sized swimming pool where the members of the Royal family would sit in little boats and squirt waters and colours during Holi festival. The city was described by travellers from Europe, Persia, the Middle East and North Africa to be the best provided city in the world. The Bazaars were packed with people and carriages, goods from all across Asia, Europe and East Africa. There were diamonds and other gems and jewellery being sold on the streets. (The Vijayanagara Empire had a complete monopoly on the World's diamond supply back then). The City had a very advanced water management system which in some part still survives today. Surrounding the city was a complex canal irrigation system as well as Aqueducts (like the surviving 14th century Bukka Raya Aqueduct), and large reservoirs like the massive surviving Kamalapura Lake. Most of the houses were single story buildings made of bricks and wood with tiled roofs or flat roofs. Within the city walls were many gardens and even some land for agriculture and orchards.
Karnataka's pride runs deep. We built the richest empire in the entire world, only to lose it to invaders who ravaged and destroyed it. This history holds important lessons for us about resilience, strength, and the need to preserve what is ours for future generations.....
I'm not sure why foreign women seem to only go to the male parts of celebrations instead of the female? Local girls don't go to this as you can see, it's a party mainly for drunk males. Girls have their own parties. To be honest I'd recommend other festivals (at village/town levels) as women and girls are involved much more. Usually, parties / festival celebrations are quite gender segregated, you see crowds of girls all partying together and guys are separate. For example Navratri, Kalash Yatra, Bhagoriya Mela, Garba, Gangour, Pongal, to name a few. The list goes on. I'd recommend, there's so much beauty, huge crowds of girls dance in unison with beautiful traditional clothes, make up and hair. It's like a never ending sea of beauty, their colourful clothes make everywhere you look seem like a kaleidoscope. It's a spectacle.
Hi just saw your vlog , really felt sad when you tried that bicycle app , next time when you are around in chandigarh ,just reply to this comment , we will be glad to be your host and guide throughout the tricity for absolute free :)
Chandigarh - another interesting, safe and pretty clean place...Isn't this city the capital of Punjab ? Always glad to watch your videos - it makes my breakfast taste super - always a good start for the day..lol...stay safe and wild Nat...
Allapey, kodaikanal, munar, coorg will blow your mind too. Those are hill stations too, green cold full of forests and hills❤️ but no snow there. But it will be cold too.
