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[@alynde8206]

That's Karnataka and am proud to be Kannadiga🚩🚩🚩🔥🔥🙌🙌

[@0arjun077]

Love you guys from Kerala❤️🚩🚩

[@akshay4822]

Bro proud for hindu

[@krishnaannapragada7259]

I wish you should have said I am proud of being an Indian.

[@krishnaannapragada7259]

@king k with due respect, this is the most ridiculous logic i have ever heard. I don't think it deserves any further elaboration from my side. I can only hope that there are very few people who think like you.

[@kudewali_budiya]

Guys stop arguements,I always felt like outsider, I went to school which is in next village Then college in next taluk Engineering next district For all of them am outsider...

[@maverickm683]

Hoysaleshwara Temple and the Kailasa Temple are the most underrated structures among other structures of world.

[@karageshkaragesh6256]

Kailasa temple and hoisaleshvara temples biulded his Kannadega karnataka sate empires and sun temple konark and purijagantha temple biluded his Kannadega karnataka empires empires his badami chalukya empire and rastrakota empire. hoisala empire. Western gangas empire. And Maharashtra sate totally no marati sate 800years back karnataka Kannada language land Maharashtra sate shasanagalu 70persent Kannada language shasanagalu in Maharashtra. Maharashtra mathaer tough no marati his Kannada language shevagi no hindu empire his supiheslam follower shevagi father bejapur heslam empire karnataka hedallralli one commended shivagi father. Shivagi no name shevaraya named supiheslam follower sevaraya his shevagi. gi not Hindu drama gi his supi heslam drama shevagi history totally false .hindu empire Hindu drama rakshaka he Della false shevagi 1 Hindu temple not build totally India

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[@reality403]

Love from Karnataka ,I am from Hilebedu ,Hoysala temple is near over home come once please

[@gowda8239]

I'm hassanite too bro

[@neogetright7542]

I'm from Hassan, yet not once I visited this place. 🤦

[@dibakarchakraborty8712]

Lucky guy 😁😁😁

[@dattatraypisal6986]

I will take 'JUST' 100 years to carve stone to a perfect square. Too quick i think 😳😳😳

[@anishsharma4622]

You must take Praveen with you as tour guide regarding temples visiting. He will make your visit more interesting , knowledge full and better than any other visitors who just visit and ignore the knowledge which India posses.

[@IndiRossi]

When I do a tour, I definitely plan to have Praveen with me!

[@Rana_G4u]

Temples of India are our Proud 🚩🙏. A lots of love ❤️ from India for you !

[@bholenath1421]

Jai Sanatana Dharma ☀️🚩🕉️🔱📿🦅☸️🙏

[@harshac2008]

Our home town Chikmagalur is just 40kms away. We have seen this temple and Belur Chennakeshava temple several times

[@nithinnayak7696]

Hi Indi I am your subscriber from Chikmagalur ♥️

[@IndiRossi]

Hello 😊

[@labinrabha7880]

Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏

[@prajktag7308]

I have seen this temple. They are right about no two animal structures being a like. We checked a few horse sculptures ourselves. There are minor changes in each one of them. The temple is too good. We went there 2 years ago. 😊

[@IndiRossi]

You went to this temple! Awesome!!

[@arjund9074]

“Reminiscent of classic American architecture, where they don’t put any effort into anything “.. lol Indi that was funny.

[@priyankagudadhapladar2166]

Yes there so many carvings in In India you can mainly see in state of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu where u can see ladies doing makeup and wearing heals, and fine work of jewellery with tooooo much of details so do watch even dem.

[@IndiRossi]

The first thing I want to do is visit the temples! I just cannot wait to be able to do that!

[@priyankagudadhapladar2166]

@@IndiRossi dats very gud thought do plan asap after getting vacine for or reduction of covid-19 and it's not only about paneer butter masala and chiken tikka in food cz every region in South India varies in dishes ex in Karnataka it's North Karnataka, south Karnataka, Manglorean dish and wester ghats as well and cuisines are differ as place vary come on explore as much as possible and lots of love🤗🤗

[@tinyhomesfacts9451]

@@IndiRossi you are from which country and you are not indian. My name is yash

[@tinyhomesfacts9451]

@@IndiRossi My ancestor was lord rama (Hindusium) called suryavanshi okk 🤣🤣🤣👍😎 you are not powerful than us india ookl

[@krishnaannapragada7259]

I have been to Belur and Halibedu 4 times so far and I can't wait to visit again. Everytime i visited, i was mesmerized the same way I felt first time. I have visited a lot of temples in Andhrapradesh, Tamilnadu, Karnataka and odisha and I can say that these two temples are on the top of my list in terms of the sculptures, intricate designs. They are so beautiful and you would wonder how someone can carve such intricate sculptures. I am from Bangalore and this place is around 240 km or maybe a little less than that. If you happen to visit India, you must visit Belur, Halibedu and Sravanabelagola (Bahubali statue).

[@sharanas4446]

Yes we are (indians) lucky birth in India. 🙏

[@ujjwalakulshreshtha9665]

I visited Lord Jagannath temple in Udaipur and I was mesmerized by its structure and carvings. That temple was not so big but amazingly carved. I took pictures of each and every part of it and I still see those pics and zoom into every part of it. I am crazy about it. Then you came and showed me this vdo. I can't wait to visit this one. I am going to love every inch of it. ❤️

[@MS-ov9sv]

Good on you, Rossi...u r genuinely appreciative

[@satishchandraGK]

Yes, I have seen this The craftsmanship is almost impossible to describe. Must see

[@MrArty-ns4lm]

The main scalptureist , curver of the temple named as Jakkanna Acharya and other sub scalptureist . Not only this themple and also belur and other

[@bluespicetours]

Loved your reaction and the temple architecture too Good one indi

[@crazefrenz]

Thanks for your appreciation for our cultural heritage sites. Some days ago a popular channel reacted to a Praveen Mohan and mocked his theories they got so much hate for that.😝 I am glad that you got Praveen from the very first moment. Love your stuff.

[@IndiRossi]

I love Praveen Mohan's stuff. I don't understand why someone would do that...

[@crazefrenz]

@@IndiRossi to get praveen you gotta have an open mind. Which some people lack. Also praveens work can't be judged by 1 video. You are doing a good job, I wish you more success.

[@KitKrash]

That non-sequester tour of American architecture was a riot. Really love those right angles :-))

[@Davidwarner1]

Hey Rossi 🌹. I love you 😍 ❤ we all Indians love you and your videos.

[@IndiRossi]

Thank you so much 😀

[@dhruvaraj25]

I watched the whole video.. I come from a place very near to This place.. it is mind blowing to see how beautiful and rich where the minds of people back in ancient times that they had rigor to achieve such master piece. I wish you could come and see it for yourself and experience the joy and evidence of human super power

[@bjenks]

Those carvings are amazing! I would like to see more of India's beautiful temples once it's safe again to make videos for my channel :)

[@ronmiller3741]

Ancient architects : How many different sculptures and art work you want. King : Yes.

[@ks20234]

Very happy to see this reaction. I have been to this temple. In fact travelled from Bangalore to Hassan only to see the temples of Belur and Halebidu. There was so much that could have been said about the sculptures. If you engage a guide they will guide you for 45-1 hr and even then so much more could be said. Each sculpture is a story of its own. To me its mindboggling the level of creativity, imagination the architects and sculptors of that time possessed besides their skill and perfectionism. I loved your passion for this temple, believe me when you see it, you would lose your breath! Come to Bangalore, we will have a masala dosa and travel to Belur and Halebid which are around 4-5 hrs by road. I would like to see these temples again. Its been over 10 years when I saw them last!

[@sandeepkg9311]

Yes indi.. I am from place near by and have witnessed it first hand. It's just amazing. You will be blown away by the carvings

[@keshav3593]

Ty so much at last its Halebedu temple, i am from Karnataka state . i was asking for this reaction frm long time. i have visited this temple and you will be lost and mesmerized by the carvings. -Jai Hindh

[@flying_hippopotamus]

Nice content uploaded again...💖💖💯💯

[@IndiRossi]

Thanks 💯

[@jackeyjack383]

My friend thank you for uploading this video my friend

[@IndiRossi]

No problem

[@jackeyjack383]

@@IndiRossi 🤗🤗🤗🤗 my friend I am really very very happy to see your reply thank you my friend

[@ushagiri4059]

India is adorable country which has everything

[@mrashurules]

Namaskara🙏🏽. Kudos for the mini skits, loving it💚

[@mrashurules]

Thank you Miss. Rossi or the heart, made my day :)

[@Rana_G4u]

And your 90degree angle architecture is also so cool ❤️

[@asmik3738]

I have seen this it's beautiful n awesome work of human perseverance

[@ashwinsubramanya]

You're always welcome here. Yes I've been here many times as a kid but I'm very sure I did'nt fathom the greatness of it when I was a kid.

[@sagarganguly8]

I am from West Bengal, I have gone to this temple in 2012. It was amazing. You will feel that you are at that time. If you go to our South part of India you will see the very rich culture of India. And if you want to enjoy each year of your life just roam throughout India you will be amazed by the significant diversity but somewhere you will feel the link between everything. India is a land of joy, vibrancy, success, love, respect, romance and pure emotion. If you are a foodie just come to India where every state will offer you different types of foods. If you want to experience the world in a nutshell then travel all over India you will find every type of land and weather here. Here people know how to remain happy in their worst time. India is a country where elder and wise people get respect over wealth.

[@pradeeprao.g2320]

Yes Indi Rossi, I have watched some many of your reactions. India is a land of surprises and I stay in Bengaluru ,this place is approx 170 km from Bengaluru and I have visited more than once here.

[@rajarajanrrm5358]

Ur head dancing 🥰 nd a bow for ur interest on our traditional monuments no way lesser than any world wonders

[@rationalsamrat3247]

I have seen this temple ,and I was so moved by it's beauty that tears rolled out of my eyes . The statues are so well polished is that it feels unreal . To this day I have never seen a more beautiful man made place .

[@digitalsparrow_8599]

I have been to the temple 4 times and it still blows my mind.

[@jhnknws1751]

These are the real heritage of India and I am very pleased to note the finesse in your taste to appreciate them profoundly. Am proud of what our ancestors were capable of contributing to the world.

[@rohandatta]

hi Indid, how are you doing? yes, beautiful Tempel. so blessed to be your subscriber, i got to know about India what i read in books.

[@dialm4masala718]

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[@rohandatta]

@@dialm4masala718 i dint got your msg but hope it was a nice one. Thank you anyways.

[@greyy_097]

Yes, we've, I mean most of us have seen this including 'Belur' temple, which is, again, a wonderful piece of architecture! 😀

[@narayanr267]

These are the most stunning rock sculptures in the world. Nothing even comes close.

[@instantstudy5392]

U r really too good and thanx that u r about in whole world our ancient Temple and culture it is mind-blowing architecture and knowledge our Hindu Acharya

[@samridhikhanna6653]

love you so much. You are the best youtuber

[@IndiRossi]

Wow, thank you!

[@gopinathbehera1971]

India is great prod you India

[@lohithstr]

This is near Bengaluru. The IT capital of India. Very cosmopolitan!! Much like New York. Many people who come to work for a year or two never can leave this city and settle own here. I am one of them.

[@rajeshshetty4685]

I have seen this temple during my school times several decades ago and I still get amazed by the carvings I have seen so many years back..

[@dev_v16]

INDIA HAS >3 MILLION TEMPLES 🙏🏻

[@psfp_2858]

I've visited this temple it's really a splendid sight to visit you left speechless once you know the history of the place and the accuracy of the sculptures is unlike you'll ever see in your whole life truly it's once in a lifetime experience I'm really luck to live in Karnataka and had oppertunity to visit such a marvel

[@deepakanote1885]

Hi Indi namaste hru.....love your reactions...be safe....have a nice day.....bye

[@AB-jg5ix]

Great explanation . I think u love Indian culture . Keep exploring India . And ur hairstyle is nice .

[@bhawanisinghindia2287]

Really everyone is happy after seeing you😀💃🧘🌏🙏

[@SSR175]

I've been there a couple of times. You have to visit Belur and Halebid. The details on those sculptures are absolutely breathtaking

[@sreerag3354]

Lions represent consciousness and horse represent senses or feelings in indian philosophy

[@mohitsaini9861]

What did I say to you are awesome 🤘and amazing reaction on halebidu 👍

[@IndiRossi]

Thank you so much 😁

[@vinaysimha38]

I have visited Beluru and Halebidu, mere words can't explain the feeling of beholding the view, one has to witness him/herself.

[@prasad1381]

I have been to this temple when I was an child of I think maybe 9 or 10. Even in that age I was so mesmerized by the sheer beauty of the carvings and intricacy. Especially the row of elephants at the bottom. I distinctly remember the guide telling us that the elephants are literally carrying the weight of the entire temple on their backs.

[@GhostXRizz]

Beauty of india that I have never seen really want to touch the walls and have some peaceful time there

[@chinnuselva]

It's for sure a mesmerizing edifice. I spent a whole day for Belur and Halebidu. It's a must see for the art lovers

[@mukundsetlur3141]

I have been to this temple. Its truly awesome, beautiful & mind blowing to see & experience the majestic temple! A must visit place!

[@jaydeepfromindia5115]

A normal human will take atleast 5 years to count the total value of "pi" as it is a number of 100000000000000000 digits.

[@jaydeepfromindia5115]

Anyone who learns it will become "god of the new world" or god of mathematics.and 90%of People with be unconsious after seeing that.😁😁😁

[@sedimelo7660]

Feel very heartbroken that all knowledge of Architecture gone lost during several invasions. In between those gap there is nothing to pass it on to the next generations.😢

[@sandeepsridhar]

It so intricate and beautiful that even today artist cannot draw like in the walls. That show the dedication and focus they had at that time.

[@lovishsharma4915]

Hi Indi ur so cute, luv ur videos have a nice day

[@shivamzr6339]

super sarcastic ..loved it ....lol

[@IndiRossi]

Glad you had a good laugh (hopefully)

[@vishm7418]

Its awesome ❤️

[@User-ot6jd]

Love from India try seeing the Indian special forces missions achievement videos and also police ventures u will also be fascinated by it and by the might and skill of the our special forces

[@athishraj9177]

I have been to this temple This is best structure I hv seen , those carvings are so mesmerizing 😍

[@gowda8239]

They took around a century in carving these monuments. In belur there is a pillar of height of 42 fts. This pillar(cuboid shaped) was designed 900 yrs ago with a blend of physics. Its specialty is that it stands only on 3 edges. A piece of paper can pass through the another corner upto half of its basal thickness......!

[@nithyasetty]

Yes I have been there. It takes more than 3 hours to see in detail of this structure

[@Darshankapadnis.93]

Indi....you are awesome 💕😘 That tour🤣

[@IndiRossi]

Glad you liked it lol!

[@m4lev0lentdem0nknightamv5]

Shantala the Queen mastered 61 Arts which include - Architecture , Science , Mathematics , Music , Dance etc .... She was the one who did the blueprint of this temple .... And the carvings of the temple are all inspired by her in various poses - these carvings were based on the paintings made by the king and the carvings are said to have the same face of the Queen ...

[@jagdishchandra4547]

Feeling proud you greeting with namshkar wow Thanku

[@janardhanb6109]

I guess I'm lucky to have been here. Astonishing detail to sculpture carvings.

[@theaggang7744]

U r doing great and love from india specially from bihar

[@prashanthbharadwaj5504]

Nice video indi... This temple was built by the hoysala empire..

[@skrillexOO9]

New video love you 😍😍

[@skrillexOO9]

U r more lucky to us

[@I6SH4D]

LOVE 💓

[@AkhandaBharatGK]

This temple architecture is marvelous, please come to Bangalore, you can visit most of these temples, Hampi, Lepakshi, SriRamgam, Nanjangudu, ....

[@rockeydude4197]

ua most welcome indi to karnataka.....love nd hug from india 🥰

[@anupdsouza1600]

oh man!! i remember going to belur and halebidu on school trips... it still stands amazing.

[@beaumontmuni]

wow .. that carvings are amazing. India is definitely on my travel bucket list. Time to visit part of my heritage of southern India. But, you crack me up with your comparison of our blend architectural style we have in the west "we love 90 degree angles, they re so ahhh .. .clean " 🤣😂😁👌

[@anirudhmc6890]

Hi Indi. Thanks a lot for your love on our Temple Architecture. 😊❤️ If you remember, as you pointed out in the video about the pillars, Praveen Mohan has talked about the lathe machine technology used in this temple and also about the tools carved in this temple.😅😄 Halebidu Hoysaleshwara Temple and Beluru Chennakeshava temple are one of the finest examples of Architecture of not just India but the Entire World and it is by no means an exaggeration.😃 Fortunate to have visited both of them multiple times.😊😊

[@rajuraj-jk5xw]

Hi indi...I have been there first when I was a kid then I visited again when I was in college.. it's really amazing carving.. so beautiful and ubelievable architecture... it's in our state Karnataka... and its 210km far from Bangalore which means 3-4 hours journey.. you should visit here..you will be blown away seeing this stone carving,.. it's like a painting on the canvas..😊

[@renukaprasad7294]

Seen this many times , am from Bangalore, very beautiful, the carving are a must in all temples the positive energy inside is very high , u have to visit temples it's there whole of South India. I think there should be more than a few lakh temples it takes more time to cover each and every temple. Every time we go on tour we try to cover one or two at once even it's on our way to our destination,

[@kunjannagar5360]

You have many Indian lovers including me. Love from india

[@kunjannagar5360]

We have triangle in every temple. Because it's help for medication. Each and every crafting have a long story

[@anilthampi8975]

Indians and india means knowledge the more you know you will be amazed ,one lifetime is not enough to know India and Indians 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@sudhavineelkumar8198]

Cute expressions 🥳

[@monkdas1647]

I liked the way u greet...India is a large country as we move 50 km the food changes and the tribe as well as the culture...the way u greet was namaskar ...it is mostly speakon on the northeastern states of india namely west bengal, assam and its seven sister..

[@vidyaranirao6432]

This temple has some of the statues are hollow and you can get the sound of drums in them . plus it has on big stone pole outside you can pass a news paper beneath. I do not know how this stands without resting on the base. We know very little of this amazing architecture.

[@businessopportunity1877]

Amazing

[@deepakkenikar7897]

Amazing art work....stone carved as batter...

[@gopukondoor9052]

Incredible India ❤

[@savitagupta8009]

As you enjoy I enjoy and we are both in the ocean of enjoyment.

[@biswajitrana3200]

This is my culture, my ancestors legacy.... And I am very much proud of it.... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vaskarpaul3216]

Indi you are so intrigued to the detailings, you have a very Qurious mind and will to explore n learn. I'm sure you won't leave india soon once you step in, welcome 🙏

[@shwethaar8732]

Yes i have visited so many times. Nearby my city

[@mallikarjunh09]

With these two v hv another temple in somanthpur near mysore...which as beautiful as these two..