Rajasthan, the Land of the Kings | Full Documentary

Rajasthan, also known as "the land of the kings," undeniably stands out as the most vibrant state in India. Its rugged landscapes, combining desert and semi-arid hills, create a captivating contrast with the vivid hues of the local attire. Resembling a realm from a fairy tale, this state boasts numerous enchanting cities: Jodhpur with its blue-hued houses, Jaipur showcasing ochre and pink shades, Jaisalmer with its golden sand fortress, and Udaipur adorned with pristine white palaces.

[@brindade2004]

The documentary is well done. But here are some of the things I would like to point out: 1) the temple shown in Delhi was not a Jain temple but a gurudwara 2) for others who haven't seen India, while visiting Agra, Fatehpur Sikri is a must. 3) there are other places in Rajasthan which are a must visit like Jaisalmer, Chittorgarh, Udaipur, Kumbhalgarh, Boondi and Bikaner.

[@bobbyjett7047]

Bikaner is a hidden gem. I would add Bundi and Pushkar and Mandawa as well

[@christinadegand7634]

Some very important sites have been left out ,namely Jaisalmer,Fatepur Sikri to name just two .I traveled 3 months in Rajasthan and there is much ,much more than you show .

[@narharisingh192]

Taj Mahal is not in Rajasthan.

[@elena9196]

@@narharisingh192… Агра, Дели, Джайпур… микс городов…

[@angelikakoklenkova3750]

Индия- моя любовь навсегда!!! я там родилась заново!!! посетила много интересных мест, но Раджастан- это нечто!!! один из самых аутентичных штатов...Розовый, Голубой и Белый город оставили в моей душе неизгладимый след!!! Очень скучаю и мечтаю однажды еще раз посетить именно Раджастан)))

[@shubhG7777]

Come again 😊

[@wonkygustav4457]

I was fortunate enough to do a 21 day tour of Rajasthan, absolutely stunning. Puskar was my favourite place to visit.

[@limaperu1973-j9i]

do you use a travel agency?

[@wonkygustav4457]

@@limaperu1973-j9i no, that takes the fun out of the experience. Just book one way ticket then go from there.

[@fourpoints6961]

what travel agency, please!

[@wonkygustav4457]

@@fourpoints6961 I don’t know the agency, it was just an excursion I got from Delhi

[@hafizenurozpeker5178]

Wzengin ülke halkicok geri kalmış birkaç çelik zengini sömürmus ülkeyi halkı perişan kültür yok bilinçli geri bırakılmış

[@maxpelle]

I trave all aroun India, amazing country! Love Rajasthan! Incredible contradictions! Beautiful people even if sometimes you have to be really careful to understand who you are in front of!

[@Sthmohtwenty]

Lucky u ..r u rich pls send me some 2 visit india

[@maxpelle]

@@Sthmohtwenty Why, do you have to be rich to visit India?? Come on!

[@tamo3041]

@@maxpelle imagine if you are a minister of a country where the currency is very very low compared to the dollar......it means yes you are doing the best for your country and still you can not afford a voyage in 21 days to India. I think the most Westerns don't even get (also now) what it means real poverty and real welth.

[@franpie2264]

Fantastic Documentary. Namaste and thank you so much.

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Taj Mahal is for ever a masterful jewel ! Wonderful Rajasthan.fantastic post, Thank you !🙏💛

[@Prashantkumarbairwa]

tajmahal is not in rajasthan my friend.

[@twinflowerfioretta]

@@Prashantkumarbairwa yes i know it ! 🙏

[@GaryEllington-dy8li]

Indian people are such a handsome race 😊.

[@aryanhassan4659]

😂

[@happycat1724]

Да ,они очень красивые. ❤

[@jimmystewart3826]

Beautiful dome structure n design motif in red mosque , really unique n pretty design humayun tomb

[@LokeshaHalepetethimmaiah]

The Karnataka, Tamilnadu, Rajasthan Punjab are have great great king's rulled bravely India.❤❤❤❤❤

[@Di-ok4il]

You talk about Jains when they are Sikhs and the temple is a gurdwara. Sikhism came from Hinduism originally Otherwise an informative documentary. I love India and Rajasthan is one of my favourite states. I have been travelling there for 39 years. Di from down under. Interesting documentary.

[@madinanikolaychuk358]

Очень интересно. Можно посмотреть ❤

[@ТорандотПринцесса]

ПОТРЯСАЮЩЕЕ ВЕЛИКОЛЕПИЕ, БРАВО, СОЗДАТЕЛЯМ ФИЛЬМА, СМОТРИТСЯ ЗАТАИВ ДЫХАНИЕ!!!!!!

[@Sthmohtwenty]

Wish 2 visit India 🇮🇳

[@dhruvkhichi7119]

Muj h kisi swarg meh nhi jana rajasthan he hmare liye swarg h......Rangbirangi poshak meh lugaayiya, sir par ghungat esa prateet hota h jese raj mahal ke raniya aapke saamne ho , gharo k nirmand ese jese har ghar ek mahal ho , bhasha itni pyari jisse sunkar koyal bhi gana chhod de , bas man karta h apneh shehr meh pahad p sitith Qile par chadhkr iss rajasthan ke sundarta ko niharta rahu ! Parmatma ka dhanyavad karta hu muj h rajasthan meh janm dene k liye !

[@elmangm8032]

Отличное и увлекательное видео, спасибо!

[@bojanapavlovic294]

The part where they talk about Jainism shows shots of gurdwara, a Sikh temple.

[@pavdhill]

I was just about to say that spot on ...they need to correct the part

[@tamo3041]

@@pavdhill no no is like that for a reason.

[@luciangafitei1976]

Thank you por el documentario

[@Rose_2381]

Merci infiniment pour ce reportage qui m'a encore plus donné envie de vite prendre l avion pour voir de mes propres yeux ses merveilles ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️👌👌👌👌👌👌👌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@JT-qr8lt]

Best documentary indeed 😊 thanks for sharing!

[@SquawkingSnail]

I ❤ Rajasthan. Johdpur, Jaiselmer, mount abu, Udaipur and especially Pushkar. Gorgeous, lovely video.

[@SujeetPaul]

One can only wonder how much more beautiful these sites would be, if colonialism did not happen and so many thefts of precious stones in some of the sites, by the British.

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

So very, very true dear! What those early British Colonizers did, is absolutely nothing short of serious theft! They just went wherever they pleased & did pretty much whatever they wanted & to whoever they wanted. Back then, they got away with blue murder, as we say here in the West. IMPO,, I think it was absolutely & utterly SHAMEFUL!!! It's so funny, how many early European/Caucasian Historians, have cleverly & cunningly whitewashed or even omitted early non-European global history, specifically, amazing African history, yet, when they wanted to point out, any shortcomings from any non-European/Caucasian countries, they did & with great relish! lol Yes, it's so cruel, so ridiculous & equally laughable. All in all we must never forget, the many prior historical atrocities, for it all shaped our world & where we all are today & even who we all are.

[@stupormundi7660]

Be grateful to the British empire, without them no India. They unified and created that country

[@parjanyashukla176]

​@@stupormundi7660Disgusting idiots like you are the reason why so many Hindus feel perpetually wronged by Islam and Christianity. Instead of building your country on your own, you decided to destroy someone else's economy to build your own. Britain was on no unity mission in the subcontinent, it merely carved out its own empire based on the reorganization of the existing Mughal provinces - the only difference being that for Mughals, Northern India was more important, but for British it was the coast.

[@parjanyashukla176]

​@@stupormundi7660Once the guns stop smoking, your so-called "civilization" will come to an end as well.

[@vogel2943]

Yes, it is unjust what has happened, yet Rajasthan and other areas of India are still beautiful today and their culture.

[@JoshuaTDillard]

Home n Garden's display (language) n beautiful

[@blaisedonnelly2760]

That was a fantastic tour..thank you.

[@marialorenabaezcastaneda9490]

¡Por favor en español! Gracias 💜🇲🇽

[@jaivkoltun4948]

Truly majestic and breathtaking. . . Thanks for a stunning doco. . . Namaste. . .

[@Creativityinfinite99]

Documentry is titled as Rajasthan. The first sentence where Rajasthan is used “Delhi is unfairly ranked below Rajasthan” 😂

[@Mac_doskina19]

Raja sthan

[@freethinker9524]

Fantastic 🤩🤩 documentary.

[@JamesBrown-ij1px]

This was beautiful! I want to watch it a few more times and learn more about the temples!

[@awal7448]

No, don't watch it. It has many misinformation. Don't make your conclusions on the basis of this documentary.

[@suryakantgd]

Describing Jain Temple and Jainism you have shown Gurudwara

[@whitebarackobama7999]

I am proud and lucky to live in Rajasthan 💕

[@milenarajevic8280]

Prelepa zemlja, puno zanimljivih stvari može da se vidi, naravno uz veličanstveni Tadž, Crne u tvrđavu, Opservatorije,....

[@mylifebegood2283]

Quelle belle architecture

[@Dan-xx5jq]

And this lis just one State in India, although the best with lots to offer.

[@Galina-ue6sy]

Поразительно какие красоты и какая кругом грязь

[@tacianogentil8586]

Documentário muito interessante sobre as histórias e culturas dessa incrível nação, e muito obrigado meu nobre brother pelo o seu espetacular vídeo.

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

This is a very beautiful & very interesting region within India & it's architecture is absolutely amazing & incredible! Such interesting culture too. Just Wow!

[@itookallthenames]

Rajasthanis are so mean and hard I loved them, what a great place

[@patriziarotondo3008]

Very...😍..Rajasthan beautiful..I like so much..❣Thank you..

[@suryakantgd]

Devastated by death of his wife, he was so devasted he married her sister within fourteen days this is epitome of love😀

[@themonotheistprophet6832]

She died while delivering a baby. Who can be better than maternal aunt to take care of baby?

[@tamo3041]

Was the favorite wife and of course he was having also others. I believe in the suffering and of course he put himself in a beautiful bulding to ease the pain.

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

Please don't judge! You don't know what he personally endured. None of us know what anyone endures & we don't know with 100% certainty ever, why people do what they do, except they. He very clearly adored his wife & that's very obvious, otherwise he'd never have built such an amazing & grand monument to honour her memory. Life was very different back then, specifically within this global region & he'd have wanted to make sure, that his precious & innocent child/infant had a primary female caregiver. They were obviously very close, as they'd been together for years & his wife's death, would've left him broken hearted. Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, clearly loved and cherished his wife, regardless of the negative hype you'll sometimes hear. So much so, that in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, who very sadly died in childbirth in 1631, he built the Taj Mahal in her memory. She'd been the emperor's inseparable companion since their marriage in 1612, so they clearly had a long term and established relationship.

[@tatsnneeps341]

I'm more surprised he didn't marry her daughter too, that's what they do 🤮 🤮

[@BasedTruthSeeker]

@@INTUITIVENORSK2303Did you just conveniently leave out the part where they broke a temple to build it on top of? Dont argue with me go and see the archaeological survey instead.

[@wandering_jeeper_4Xe]

Many of the pronunciations are incorrect in this documentary. Its Diwan e Khas and Diwan e Aam not Diwan i khas. It’s not pronounced as ‘i’ At 9:50 you showed a gurudwara but describing Jainism. So you clearly don’t know the difference.

[@Марьям-б7у]

👍👍👍

[@RishabhKrishan-bw5or]

I regret to mention, when you were talking about Jain temple in Delhi, in the second scene you went on to show a gurudwara (Sikh's place of worship) while still talking about Jainism.

[@bolesawgrabowski9606]

Dziękuję .Dobrze zrobiony film

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

It would have been better if indian govt would have left the land of rajputs to kings only. They handled way better and brought prosperity to their empire as they very much care for their region . It would have been great even today. The indian democrazy just brought corruption, lazy ministers and vote bank politics.

[@michellefrench9790]

The first few minutes of your video played some very beautiful music. By whom.

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

Very interesting documentary & is absolutely & utterly wonderful & breathtaking from start to finish. I just love India! One of the world's most incredible & amazing countries & for countless reasons, bur for the most part to me, because of it's very important place in global history & it's amazing architecture, cultures, food, diverse ethnic groups & their respective languages, it's colours, sights, sounds/music & finally, it's the peoples of India that really make it what it is culturally. I'm totally curious about India & equally intrigued by this country. Thanks for sharing & I hope more people will visit India. IMPO, it's one of the world's greatest educative schools. Fun fact: India is now the world's most populous country & yet, is still the world's most vegetarian & vegan friendly country, with approximately 39% being vegetarian & 9% being vegan. IMPO, I think that's really saying something about Indian people & their historical attitudes toward food, because of their religious beliefs, for the most part. Eating plant based foods, is very historically rooted in three of India's prominent religions. Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. These 3 religions, believe in the concept of Ahimsa. This means the practicing of kindness and non-violence towards all living things, hence why you will so often see, the cow being granted full freedom to walk around towns/villages & being treated with great reverence by locals. The lessons of life & death also come to mind. A visit to the sacred Ganges River, especially if done over a series of days as I did, will quickly open Western eyes to daily life, death & the ensuing practice of cremation. I found it all an incredibly moving experience. I was also incredibly impressed, by how very hard locals work across India. In many ways, it can put many a Westerner to shame. I can only show respect & praise toward such people & I take my hat off to them. IMPO, I think that we can often complain about our own woes, but when compared to what many in India must endure, we can then start to really appreciate what we have & that our lives aren't so difficult or even bad. A visit to India, will surely help us to put things into greater perspective & this includes our own personal lives.

[@rafaelguerreros263]

U talk about " jain " religion.....while showing a " sikh " temple....wtf is wrong with u guys.... giving people wrong information

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

lol hahahaha

[@Марьям-б7у]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@maxgiloi8581]

Indeed

[@AntonioAlves-dm5im]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@rozaliabiczo918]

Imádom !!!!!

[@rosemileite746]

Que Bela e meu sonho e esse ano vou conhecer lá

[@RomaInvicta202]

The first text on the video is a bit confusing, maybe it's worth highlighting that Delhi is nit in Rajasthan, nor it ever was; it was part of Punjab in the past but now is own capital district Nevertheless very interesting video, love watching all the glorious Indian landmarks

[@legendoctane5732]

Om

[@shirleenbattal9261]

You were talking about Jains the Jain religion and were showing a sikh gurdwara and Sikhs praying. Get your facts straight .

[@yanivelhanati]

👑👑👑🙏🙏🙏

[@sorayajaburbadra1740]

Quer dizer terra dos miserável

[@shinkuuma2053]

The document wrongfully shows a Gurudwara instead of the Jain Temple

[@ligialopez4028]

Español plis. Estoy laborando y no alcanzó a leer. Gracias

[@phillipbingham487]

that is not Jain it is Sikh

[@thaotrinh5294]

Yes i see they talk about Jain temple but inside they use the video from Sikh temple, i was visit both of that temple

[@tamo3041]

🙂 look I am not Indian, I have not your knowledge about all the tiny difference, but I noticed too the very short and "strange" javanisme.. ....but is ok...

[@jaiveershingh4310]

Rajputana ❤

[@chainkanwar1455]

❤❤

[@claudiaaltuntov6076]

🤗♥️♥️♥️🌷🌷

[@TriBanyu]

Bagus

[@babusastry]

It is strange that the illustrations start with Moghlai architecture but the background music sounds classical south Indian, not at all what the Moghals appreciated.

[@tamo3041]

Ok but it was to make it more just for all India.

[@TheFloatingflower]

The ignorant narrator butchers the names in a way that hurts my ears. And 28:58: Who are you to judge about this beautiful building as "Indian kitsch"?!! Better learn some respekt for this 12 thousand years old fantastic and leading culture.

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

It is not Mugal , It is Mughal. Ethnic Turks , Barbur was descendent of Chinggis khan .

[@jasonblack6142]

Do us humans always have to follow somebody can't we just honor ourselves

[@tamo3041]

I agree but the harmony of the first buildings are marvelous so it also very nice to be stunned for others hoperas.

[@MAsgari-p9m]

👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@УсикЯзичян-к7ь]

❤😊👍

[@MrPhysicist-ok8rd]

Bro explained whole Jainism inside a gurudwara 😂

[@albertojunior4877]

👌

[@MAsgari-p9m]

از ایران خیلی طرفدار دارید ولی کلیپهاتون عالی هستن جادهای مرگ🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@آرشکمانگیر-ح7خ]

When the Mongols opened the country,They lived in desert tents and nomads.And architecture and construction did not exist there, these constructions that they did in India.They modeled on Persian and to some extent Chinese architecture.which was integrated with Indian traditions, the built gardens are the same as the Persian gardens.The same applies to the Arab tribes of the Arabian desert.The construction of large buildings existed only in Iran and Mesopotamia, and Islamic architecture is based on them

[@maggiemae7539]

Not Persia. It was Babylon. Persia inherited from Babylon empire when they took over the empire

[@eee9034]

Is short there is no islamic architecture , they just carved quran verses in conquered persian building and called it islamic architecture

[@BasedTruthSeeker]

Why did you not mention the part where they demolished temples to build them on top? Something still amply prevalent in the Islamic world to this day?

[@آرشکمانگیر-ح7خ]

Babylon!!?? The conquest of Babylon by Cyrus the Great is one of the most important conquests in history, they founded an empire called the Persians!!!??​@@maggiemae7539

[@maggiemae7539]

@@آرشکمانگیر-ح7خI know this. I said they just took over what they conquered. Cyrus admired everything about Babylon

[@shaicatk]

Big mistake. While showing Digambar temple and describing it as Jain, you are actually showing a Sikh Gurudwara.

[@จิตรกรพรเทพ]

ใช้งานหนักเหมือนรถบรรทุกสงสารช้างมากครับ

[@gayatrigayatri2250]

Hari om namasta

[@tinavino1575]

Let's not ride elephants. Let's not shoot pictures of people on elephants. Say no to animal abuse.

[@eee9034]

Are you a vegan ?

[@BasedTruthSeeker]

Its not animal abuse. Its government controlled tours where elephants are only walked 2-3 hours a day and aren’t kept caged. All elephants form a life long relationship with their care-giver and they take them for tours.

[@soniam.borges4591]

Nova Délhi fica no Rajastao? Não sabia. Taj mahal também???

[@bkv5134]

No New delhi is not Rajasthan.. It's different

[@bhojrajmeena2571]

Actually! It's mistakenly he is not even Indian so maybe the lack of understanding is the reason that he mentioned new Delhi and Taj Mahal in Rajasthan. Don't make an issue. Thanks

[@PodcastDigest212]

Rajashthan the land of discrimination

[@MrHmjg]

great show. too bad india makes it hard to get a visa!

[@BasedTruthSeeker]

Its one of the easiest countries to get a visa for. Except if you’re Pakistani, you are not welcome here.

[@Rose_2381]

Trop magnifique plus que sublime l Inde machallah et à couper le souffle une beauté pour le regard machallah pour ses bâtisseurs comme quoi les musulmans ça ne rigoler pas bientôt inchallah je vais faire un voyage dans ce merveilleux pays et j espère rapporter de magnifiques souvenirs les musulmans ont apporter énormément à la civilisation du monde entier sur tout les plans la preuve et là je souhaite aux indiens tout le bonheur du monde et inchallah une vie pleine de joie et. Prospérité et surtout surtout la paix et de vivrent en harmonie avec toutes les croyances et religions 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@danjohnson887]

LOUDER LOUDER LOUDER LOUDER LOUDER LOUDER LOUDER LOUDER

[@prashantjohnmichael]

Mistaking Sikhism for Jainism is quite a stretch. :)

[@sudipsensarma6443]

While talking of jain temple you have shown sikh temple.

[@mariakooy7425]

First half of documentary is about Delhi and Agra, so why you call this documentary Rajasthan 🤔

[@janedoe7338]

25,5 min. Not even about Rajasthan!

[@PROFESSOR_FRANQUETA-Sergipe-Br]

😅👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@wallterdeutsch656]

The most important age and greatest time in india was during Islamic roles like spinach (Andulos) exactly

[@bredneved]

Read history

[@thelegendofalltime9923]

spinach??

[@bredneved]

@@thelegendofalltime9923 yes, spinach turned Indians into Popeyes and that was the golden period in the Indian history according to this guy. Spinach grows in abundance in deserts of the middle east and in rugged barren lands of Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, Mongolia and Kazakhstan too. For some reason spinach did not grow in fertile lands by the river beds on foot of Himalayas.

[@wethepeople1296]

Blue has nothing got to do with Upper caste😂😂😂

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

You are pronouncing the words in Funny way !😂😂😂

[@shahindranmoonieya4742]

NUGHAL TEMPLES? ??? IMAGES OF hAMPI????

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

Jainism is interesting 🤔 Aside from being real non violent, they also do not believe in a creator God .

[@ШафикАхмад]

Tajiks are also Persians. Pars and Tajik are one people. The word Tajik means (the rapist of the crown. The king. Those who have the crown of the kingdom). This word was used by the Persians. And then the word was put over the eastern Persians. the cities of Honze. Gilgite. Wahan. Chatral. Sivat. Kashmir in Pakistan are also Tajiks.. Information about the number of Tajiks in the world. The data provided by the UK special services (UK) in 2019. But in reality and today in 2023 the population and the number of Tajiks in the world. In Afghanistan, twenty -two million Tajik. In Iran, 75 million Tajik. In Uzbekistan, 15 million Tajik. There are six and a half million Tajik in Pakistan. And in other countries, 10 million Tajiks. Tajikistan has 9500000 nine million five hundred thousand Tajik. The total number and population of Tajiks in the world is one hundred and thirty -eight million Tajik. the cities of Honze. Gilgite. Wahan. Chatral. Sivat. Kashmir in Pakistan are also Tajiks.. This is a photo from Tajikistan. Tajikistan occupies the first places in the world in attractiveness in tourism. Rest. And the traveler, ten reasons to come to Tajikistan - a tourist country. These are mysterious and rivers. Fields. 93% of the country of the mountain .. 200 Sewing Medical Mineral Water. Mono lakes and mono waterfalls and historical monuments and beautiful nature Tajikistan. . All Europeans and Americans come to Tajikistan for tourism and recreation and pasta. Tajikistan Paradise for tourists --------------- تاجیک هم پارس هستن . پارس و تاجیک یک مردم است . محنی کلمه تاجیک ( تاجدار ها . پاد شاه ها . کسانی که تاج پادشاهی بر سر دارند ) است . که درقدیم برای پارس ها می گفتن . و بعدأ این کلمه را بالای پارس های شرقی گزاشتن . . مردم شهر هنزه . گلگت . واخان . چترال . سوات . کشمیر در پاکستان هم تاجیک هستن . . معلومات در باره تعداد و شمارش تاجیک ها در جهان . داده ها توسط خدمات ویژه انگلستان در سال 2019 ارائه شده است . اما در واقعیت و امروز در سال ۲۰۲۳ نفوس و تعداد تاجیک ها در افغانستان ۲۲۰۰۰۰۰۰۰ بیست و دو میلیون نفر تاجیک . در ایران ۷۵۰۰۰۰۰۰۰ میلیون نفر تاجیک . در ازبکستان ۱۵۰۰۰۰۰۰۰ پانزده میلیون نفر تاجیک . در پاکستان ۶۵۰۰۰۰۰۰۰ شش و نیم میلیون نفر تاجیک . و در تاجیکستان ۹۵۰۰۰۰۰ نو و نیم میلیون نفر تاجیک .و در دیگر ممالک ۱۰۰۰۰۰۰۰ ده میلیون نفر تاجیک . که در مجموع تعداد و نفوس تاجیک ها ۱۳۸۰۰۰۰۰۰۰۰ یک صد و سی و هشت میلیون نفر تاجیک می شود . این عکس از تاجیکستان است . تاجیکستان برای توریزم . گردشگری . سیاحت . تفریح .و استراحت جای اول را در جهان دارد . ده دلایل که تاجیکستان یک کشور گردشگری است . رودخانه ها . دشت ها .دره ها . کوه ها .دریا ها . مرموز و اسرار آمیز و آثار تاریخی و بناهای تاریخی و طبیعت زیبا تاجیکستان . تمامی اروپایی ها و امریکایی ها برای توریزم و گردشگری به تاجیکستان بیاید Таджикистан занимает первые места в мире по привлекательности в туризма. Отдых.и путешестьвие ,Десять причин, что бы приехать в Таджикистан - туристическую Страну. Это - таинственные и Загадочные реки. поля . 93 % стране Горы .. 200 сточных лечебные минеральное воды . моного озеры и моного Водопады и исторические памятники и красивые природа Таджикистан . . Все Европейцы и Американцы приезжаете в Таджикистан для туризму и отдых и пуешестьвые .Таджикистан Рай для туристов Таджики также Это Персы. Парс и Таджик - Это один народ . Слово Таджик означает ( насител Короны. Короля. Те, у кого есть корона королевства). Это слово говарили о персах. А потом слово поставили над восточными персами. Народ городов Хонзе. Гильгет. Вахан. Чатрал. Сиват . Кашмир в Пакистане тоже они Таджики . Информация о количестве Таджиков в мире. Данные, предоставленные спец.служббами Великобританни (UK) в 2019 году. Но в действительности и сегодня в 2023 году население и количество Таджиков в мире . в Афганистане, двадцать два миллиона таджик. В Иране 75 миллионов таджик. В Узбекистане 15 миллионов таджик. В Пакистане шесть с половиной миллиона Таджик. И в других странах 10 миллионов таджиков. В Таджикистане 9500000 девять миллион пять соть тысяч Таджик . Общее количество и население Таджиков в мире составляет сто тридцать восемь миллиона Таджик

[@tamo3041]

I add in Switzerland too there are 10 milions of tajks.

[@waseemrizvi8531]

Rajisthan is seperate identity as Jaipur , Bharatpur.there was teratairy of hindu Rajas.❤😅

[@majidb6266]

The most beautiful sites of India are build by Mughal Empire and India should be proud of its islamic history & roots.

[@swarnabharat2715]

The whole city of Gaza and West Bank is built Jews but still they hatrme jews

[@bredneved]

Lol

[@ShivanshThakur-sh8ub]

Joke.

[@Andalusic]

@@swarnabharat2715 You’re argument makes no sense because Palestinians were there for centuries. Most people who go to India do so to visit the Taj Mahal which is Islamic Architecture. Denying is coping.

[@Ine-s1r]

Solo lo veo negro

[@rzeroth8963]

Taj Mahal is Islamic architecture and Modi hate it.

[@mevinveeramootoo1054]

Modi hates it because it is a muslim monument constructed by a Muslim during an era of muslim reigns and Modi is a hindu nationalist, he has closed the biggest beef butcher market in the world, found in Mumbai, he has also put a curfew only in Muslim's neighborhood and he also increased the hatred between hindus and Muslims in india, many problems occurred in the country as hindu nationalists chased Muslims persons and beat them, many died.

[@ShivanshThakur-sh8ub]

No such thing as islamic architecture its iranian architecture.

[@dragonstone9199]

Who said modi hate it. Source??

[@SriSri-lo3iv]

Taj Mahal is built on Lord shiva temple

[@rzeroth8963]

@@ShivanshThakur-sh8ub Not all Islamic architecture is influenced by Persian architecture. It also has Moorish, Mamluk, and Ottoman styles. and the ottoman one is prominently copied from Byzantine architecture.

[@tatsnneeps341]

Why the overpowering music? Totally ruined this video

[@Andalusic]

Taj Mahal Islamic Architecture

[@Twocronly]

this videomaker dont have knowledge about india .