🇮🇳 Diwali Off The Beaten Path TRIMBAKESHWAR STYLE!

[@ssinfinite]

Colourful designs on doors entrance is called rangoli, it's put before sunrise to welcome sun and putting it makes your mind sharp, it even avoids spirits entering home as spirits will enter abandoned places which is dark dirt. Before going out from home it should be put, so will bring positive energy.

[@JesseStLouis]

Thank you for the information 🙏

[@ssinfinite]

@@JesseStLouis if you are interested in knowing future of earth precisely you can visit a place called kaiwara in Karnataka near to Bangalore where saint kaiwara tatayya lived 500yrs back wrote precisely future of earth none became false nor will ever from invention of phone nuke plane world wars tv internet even Brits ruling India, great leaders arrivals even today their written thing kept for public, same kind saint virabramendra swamy lived in andra in same period they too did same work many miracles done by both

[@JesseStLouis]

@ssinfinite very interesting

[@naninani1549]

No it's not, that's what elders say because ppl dont waste food if they'll tell them it's for insects, there's no Indication of anything about evil spirits, there's actually has a scientific reason for every Indian Hindu traditions, usually they were done by Rice flour which also acts as food for small insects that lives on and in the ground, now a days people are using Artificial Colours.

[@ssinfinite]

@@naninani1549 whatever I know I informed, if anything unknown to me thanks for the information

[@sanketbhosale-mv6xz]

Try to explore Shayadris... So much history is stored in these mountains...

[@JesseStLouis]

Oh yeah 👍

[@aryanyadav3690]

Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga 🔱 Just went there one of the best place Don't forget to visit Brahmagiri Trek 💯

[@abhishekmathur05]

The kids directed you to take ticket, which is a priviledge ticlet so that you don't have to stand in long queue, you could have gone using that 200 Rs ticket in short queue, you just had to ask around for entry with the ticket that you bought

[@JesseStLouis]

Ahhh interesting, thanks!

[@paxonite-7bd5]

Lol the kids tried to ask you for 100 and gave up 😂.

[@JesseStLouis]

😂

[@somde9731]

Very thoughtful & wise of you to visit this religious place during Diwali!

[@us8687]

Not sure how your channel popped on my feed, but am mighty glad it did. Good to see a foreigner actually going around India, beyond the same old places that foreign tourists do. I will certainly not advise you against going to the usual Mumbai or Delhi if you want , but please please do not make the mistake of simply going to a neighbourhood or two in these cities and calling it a wrap. Both these cities have so much history that is best reached through a legit guided walking tour. You will walk past history without even knowing its there. The chaos, vehicle horns and cows will make it naturally into your frame so no effort required for that one😊. Each state in India is vast and full of multiple locations to see and explore. If in Maharashtra do atleast see Ajanta/ Ellora, and look if you wish to do a fort trek (would advise with a group). India is endless with what it offers, its sad that most foreign tourists just are too lazy to do any meaningful state wise reserach. I wish you happy and safe travels, and look forward to more of your videos. P.s. If you wish to see mandirs, just do a search for the city/ town you will be going to. At festival.times, and on certain days depending on the location and deity of the mandir, there can be huge rush. Entry is controlled through line systems which can take hours on such days. Also in this case you were sent to the gate that gave the compound access, however you wanted to go inside which the people at the gates may not have realised. If ever in such a situation say you want in to go do " darshan", i.e. get audience of the deity. That's when you will get directed to the gate/ area from where the line goes into the mandir. It is also recommeneded to check for any rules of a mandir before going , such as dress code and even food restrictions which may start 24 -48 hrs before darshan.

[@ompawar2195]

Have you visited Ramkund? It is also a beautiful spot to visit.. You can explore the core of the Nashik city there. Nearby is Kalaram Temple, an important site where Lord Ram defeated demons. Few other temples like Kapaleshwar, Naroshankar, Gora Ram, Ahilya Ram have beautiful architecture... If you visit there, Ask locals about Budha Jalebi, a famous sweet shop in nashik

[@Man-y8i7d]

Deevali.. Array of light.. The Celebration symbolises victory of light over darkness.. Knowledge over ignorance.. And finaly from death to immortal eternity..in sanskrit- "Asathoma sathgamaya..Thamassoma jyothirgamaya.. .. Mrithyoma amritham gamaya"..om shanthi..shanti.🧘‍♀️🙏

[@JesseStLouis]

🙏

[@Xavierfromindia]

Sir please go to raigad fort, its nice place in sahyadri and capital of Maratha Empire ruled by King Shivaji Maharaj, he is loved by all Indians, you might have seen statues of king sitting on horse back with sword raised

[@NativeTravellers]

Happy Dewali brother J.

[@JesseStLouis]

Happy Diwali!! 🤙 see you soon!

[@Justtimepaisa]

Thank you man🎉

[@JesseStLouis]

🙌🤙

[@paxonite-7bd5]

A lot of temples have two queues one for locals one for tourist

[@JesseStLouis]

They had me enter through the exit though.

[@paxonite-7bd5]

@@JesseStLouis you don't buy a ticket as local guess that why they let you

[@JesseStLouis]

@paxonite-7bd5 all the locals were also buying tickets

[@paxonite-7bd5]

@@JesseStLouis I went to omkareshwar temple as a teen and bought a ticket and completely forgot about it.

[@akshayzanje3741]

Thanks for visiting places which hardly any foreigners visits. People for abroad only come to see taj mahal n rajasthan majorly. But trust me bro 🇮🇳 is one of the best places to visit, make sure you visit n explore on regular basis. If any suggestions need can help

[@JesseStLouis]

I find that the least visited places by foreigners are often the most interesting

[@Trimbakeshwarjyotirlingmandira]

Welcome to trimbakeshwar...🙏♥️

[@JesseStLouis]

@@Trimbakeshwarjyotirlingmandira 🙏

[@JesseStLouis]

Kalavantin Durg 🇮🇳 India's Most Dangerous Fort Trek?- kzbin.info/www/bejne/nomThGB3jd2ieMU

[@vzzpprrkks]

Welcome to nashik . Hope u like it . Let me know if u need any help sir . Happy Diwali .

[@JesseStLouis]

🙏

[@Devi1_rideR.s]

I think the kids said you to go through pass, that way you don't have to go in the line, and you can go inside the temple as well with that pass. Or you don't have to pay if you go through normal line in any temple in India. It might be hard to figure out everything on your own, local people don't have that good english.

[@JesseStLouis]

Yeah, it's ok. Sometimes I miss out on things but I enjoy traveling without a guide so much more

[@yogeshdahale4660]

Visit bhandardurg fort, harihar fort , anjneri fort they are nearby

[@JesseStLouis]

👍

[@the_drifter-bw9hj]

Go to Narkanda in Himachal if you want something offbeat, fresh and different.

[@JesseStLouis]

Looks beautiful but probably too cold for me. I didn't bring any warm clothes

[@CripplingDuality]

​@@JesseStLouisI always come to India in the height of the Ontario winter so this is always my dilemma - "Do I really want to keep my coat on and drive in snow???" 😂

[@JesseStLouis]

😂 I sure had my fill of winter, growing up in NY and college in MN. I'm happy to have "optional" winter now.

[@CripplingDuality]

​@@JesseStLouisthe scene in Fargo where Buscemi tries to park gave me my fill of MN, oh yeah

[@JesseStLouis]

@CripplingDuality 😂

[@NalinikantaDasMohapatra-qk1li]

I think you have good knowledge about Hinduism Enjoy your trip man

[@JesseStLouis]

Thank you. I am always trying to learn as much as I can. Still a lot more to learn 🙏

[@Liberty55555]

Since you bought Rs 200 ticket you were able to cut the queue. That saved you time. So you did not miss anything except the queue and its path lol

[@lifehack1694]

In india right now?

[@JesseStLouis]

Yes

[@lifehack1694]

@JesseStLouis visit historical city "pune" Would like to welcome you.

[@JesseStLouis]

I need to get to Pune one of these days but probably not this trip

[@MayureshVaidya]

something tells me that you may not have a good experience when you try to enter inside actual temple (sanctum).

[@JesseStLouis]

Oh yeah, why?

[@MayureshVaidya]

@@JesseStLouis Because I doubt if they allow non-hindus inside sanctum. Last time when I was there, there was a board which said only Hindus are allowed. Not sure if its changed now. But all the best! Btw , you may want to try AMK trek since you are around Nasik .. also some other beautiful treks are Harishchandragad & Ratangad. They are amazing places. But you must take local guide with you.

[@sadashivgambhire8914]

Food is really pathetic here And the lodges are pathetic.. I love the Trimbakeshwar temple..

[@JesseStLouis]

The Om Guru Dev place was good. Also I found some good samosa and dal vada places too.

[@Kalamberahul22]

You got vip entry with 200 rs 😂

[@rollyrolly7729]

Looks chaotic but a very cool village to visit bro

[@JesseStLouis]

It was energetic but a totally different vibe from the city

[@rollyrolly7729]

@JesseStLouis I'm assuming this is normal India outside of the big cities

[@JesseStLouis]

@rollyrolly7729 there's a lot of even more remote places that I'm hoping to get to on this trip. I kept calling this a village mistakenly, it is more of a town. And because of the temple, it gets a lot of local Indian tourists and pilgrims.

[@desiroyalrishigaming1246]

Did you have vip entry ticket that's y they tell you to go to vip entry gate

[@roberthellner1313]

Under cover explore aqua Jesse, don’t drink the water lol

[@JesseStLouis]

I will definitely be finding some aqua here, don't worry

[@roberthellner1313]

Monkey man, Taiwan

[@JesseStLouis]

Lol

[@SagenHembram-wh8il]

Guru dev speeling very good👍👍😂😂😂