My Jaw-Dropping Day at Ellora Caves 🔥 Travel Documentary vlog

[@telugucrazyshortsY2K]

"Our ancestors " you are really a global citizen. I have seen many tourist diaries but your presentation is next level👏

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thanks, I’m really enjoying exploring and sharing these ancient wonders!

[@Lucycutecat]

India is really big and there are too many magnificent monuments and temples ,The geo position of india is such that India has rivers, ocean, glacier, mountain, forest , desert, snow fall , rain , grass land, Island like Andman and Nicobar . Thanks for the video👍

[@HappilyGlobalized]

You are right, India has it all! Thanks for watching ☺️

[@devonpadayachee5167]

A true masterpiece. You will find a church or mosque built like this not even in a million years.

[@Nobodyteachme]

Ellora is in my City. Thank you for making video on Ellora. Hope, more people from world will visit Ellora after your video.

[@beautifulmind2797]

Please go KAMASUTRA TEMPLE ( KHAJURAHO TEMPLE ) IN MADHYA PRADESH

[@pro-fitness111]

​@@HappilyGlobalizedMuslim emperor Aurangzeb ( Mughal) tired to destroy this Tample but couldn't , can you imagine this vulnerable work ,

[@arcane3464]

The most astonishing thing is that in school books in India less than a page is dedicated to this structure, but more interestingly many such structures are never even mentioned in the school books. That's the most mind-blowing but expected fact.

[@Spacelife1113]

Right

[@sandeepks1417]

Communist, congress intellectuals deliberately ignored.

[@MrShaziman]

@@sandeepks1417 Correct.

[@vish2553]

No aliens. The Indians were highly intelligent and highly skilled in those days. Go and see some of the South Indian temples and you’ll understand the advanced civilisation that existed ( and nowhere else) who built such mind boggling structures.

[@MonkWay_]

You don't know..

[@dipakvanikar6254]

Absolutely Ryt saying 👍

[@Bharavi-yk5gp]

Don't say Indians "were". They are. Only the colonial thought process is masking their intelligence.

[@walkspiritually]

Actually on North too but inveders destroyed.

[@sriramr2437]

And nowhere else??? Shows how poorly informed you are about other cultures and civilization

[@agnosticthom]

I have been there twice both Ellora and Ajanta. It will leave anyone in awe.. ~from Singapore

[@duttaavi2011]

Nice to see that you also visited the Upper Ellora caves, the Jogeshwari caves, though it is a different (sub) branch of caves. I can see a glimpse of those caves. A few people visit there. Those are still in the raw form of ancient Indian Architecture without much further addition or changes. I have visited Ellora Three times in the last 5 years and would like to visit again soon. Ellora is my source of lifeline.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Yes the upper side was completely empty, but It was such a powerful place, I could stay there for days … I can totally understand what you mean that Ellora is your source

[@ravichandranchandrakesavan3311]

Lots of love from Tamil Nadu 🙏

[@divyamrathi299]

This should have been a World Wonder rather than that Overrated Taj Mahal

[@vanshbarnwal8866]

Indeed...😔😔😔😔

[@youdhveersingh3827]

Tajmahal white marbel makes it different. World is racist 🤣

[@vadecheddie9880]

Yes

[@suhashg8664]

Idk why this hate towards Taj Mahal...

[@yogeshkalantre4907]

@@suhashg8664 I don't think it's hate toward Taj Mahal, but an honest assessment. Having visited both Taj Mahal and Ellora caves, I can say with conviction that although absolutely beautiful, Taj Mahal is way overrated. Taj Majal is not even 400 years old, whereas Ellora caves are anywhere between 700 and 1000 years older than Taj Mahal. Whether it's symmetry or intricate carvings, Taj Mahal is no match. Not to mention the monolithic nature of the monument having been carved from the top down, which is no less wonder.

[@ptpt711]

How can anyone have the heart to desecrate & deface this masterpiece! 💔 Sadly, there are such monsters! I am Indian & Hindu, but I admire the architecture & beauty of palaces, temples & cathedrals in other parts of world & would never wish all of that to be destroyed.

[@KundanBhumi]

Muslim 😂

[@GowthamV07]

one book can destroy whole religions and world,

[@debashisray7000]

Muslims invaded India and destroyed and erased many unimaginable inventions which no can even dream

[@krushna4181]

Foreigners would rather believe in aliens than giving credit to ancient Indian architects and stone carvers

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Which foreigners are you talking about? Have you watched the video?

[@kirannnnnn]

​​​@@HappilyGlobalizedAt the time 2 minutes 20 seconds (2.20) You said "it cannot be made by humans" You also said beyond the capabilities of ancient indians There are many Civilizational site's are there in india World is not about 2000 years or 1400 years abrahamic religions (islam Christianity and Judaism ) US department of defense website has written entire history about Sanatana Dharma

[@Vikramarkudu20005]

Whites think they are the most advanced people and people with darker skin tone are dumb ! It’s a typical stereotype but I always doubt these whites are actually alien hybrids or genetically modified. They don’t show emotion towards their own type, selfish and ruthless. Now fertility is in decline across the world all of sudden post Covid. Nothing is a coincidence everything has some history including this temple. Watch the roof of the temple 4 lions form x shape which is evident in google maps. Builders are advanced and ahead of their times. It’s just that peaceful religion people screwed up the temple to mainly destroy it.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

"cannot be made by humans" is a figure of speech, which shows the highest grade of admiration. There are also theories that it was built by Gods and celestial beings - and if you can read between the lines, the true meaning of these theories is the endless admiration of the builders' skills. "beyond the capabilities of ancient Indians" - is the view of the alien theory, and not my personal attitude or opinion, or a fact. If you really listened to my words, you can clearly see that I don't endorse it. If anything, this video promotes and admires the ancient heritage of India, and it's meant to serve as inspiration for people to explore it. If you understand it differently, it reflects what what's in your own mind.

[@kirannnnnn]

@@HappilyGlobalizedOverall I like your presentation People are tired of listening aliens theories Do you know billions of dollars comes from Western countries every year for proselytising vulnerable people in india Many foreigners come to India on medical and tourism Visa to do Proselytising activities in India , Many foreigners are getting caught in misusing Visa rules and regulations but no media is going to say this to global audience. The islamic Countries and Christian evenglicals are investing in Demographic change in india Islam and Christianity ruined india for 800 years yet they don't given up on India to turn this country like a lebanon in next 50 year's Freedom of religion doesn't mean freedom of conversions Islam and Christianity spreaded like a virus in 126 + 57 countries by removing native cultures and civilizations

[@truthreal3378]

Thank you for showcasing this amazing wonder in your video. You've earned a subscriber all the way from India! Keep up the great work!

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thanks so much! I am so happy to have you aboard 😄

[@rajeshwarb3993]

Thanks for visiting one of the wonder of the world, for sure this is underrated. The is ancient marble of the world providing proof that india was highly advance in the engineering, maths, art and culture thousands of years ago. Your presentation is good. All the best ❤

[@jilebie]

I am happy for the fact that you mentioned its as our history not Indian or any other smaller factor were time is the only medium to measure. We need more people who are open and inclusive to see humanity as one. ❤️ Happy thanksgiving 🍁

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you, you were able to read one of the core messages between the lines 🙏

[@Kavithamani81]

Agree with you! However, it is important to give credit to the Indian Artisans! People want to share victories and Marvels, However for crimes, and other not so favourable things, people doesnt hesitate to label India in bad light! Would you still say we people then? So Whilst as a hindu we consider everyone as family others always have alienated , plundered and taken advantage of !

[@vijaypaulsachdeva5958]

Thanks a lot lady for visiting the place and giving an excellent commentary on this marvel of human craftsmanship built nearly two thousand years ago. The place is in the state of Maharashtra of India, a few hundred kilometres from the state capital Mumbai. Foreign tourists have limited time at their disposal and only a few brave ones like you venture to explore the hidden treasures of India. In my humble opinion you have done a great service to the government of Maharashtra by promoting their wonderful treasure, in many ways more magnificent than the famed Tajmahal , which is noting more than a mausoleum built by an extravagant king in the memory of his dead wife. I personally feel That the Tourist department of Maharashtra should reward you adequately and hire you for visiting and highlighting many more such cave sights in the state. I visited this place myself ( along with Ajanta caves and Karla caves ) a few years ago but only you could do justice to the place with an awesome description. I am sure your daughter will imbibe this good quality from you in future! Posted without editing so errors likely to be there - a caveat !

[@SodiumSyndicate]

Taj Mahal wasn't even built by Shah Jahan, it was a pre-existing palace that Rajputs sold to Shah Jahan. He wanted to build a similar one beside it using Black Marble but couldn't find the money, material & men to replicate it - so gave up & just plastered Persian script overlays on the Taj Mahal.

[@God_O_Lord]

Thank you for documenting our heritage, Hope your experience in India was fulfilling.

[@dipakvanikar6254]

Very beautifully explain ancient history of Bharat 🇮🇳India, Ellora Caves 👌👌👏👏🌹🌹❤️❤️

[@BinayaSahu-z3f]

This is the most wonderful man made object in the world 🌎. No other man made object can equal it not just in the world but in whole of Solar System.

[@vinaymahipal6034]

It should be part of 7 wonders of world.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I think the list of 7 wonders is seriously outdated 😁

[@swastiksharma6242]

If Petra can be one of 7 wonders being just a rock cut facade of a cave with straight lines, not sure why this was left out albeit having intricate carvings.

[@vish2553]

It is beyond anything that exists on earth

[@garysinghsahota2908]

Government officials that are in charge of cultural affairs and history should get it out to the world to list it on 8th wonders of the world

[@gods-best-friend-gbf]

There is no ranking. But I believe any structure that humans just cannot explain how it was constructed, surely belongs to a separate mysterious list of wonders. This includes Pyramids, Mayan Temples, etc. Ancient people knew that rocks take Millions of years to decay and disintegrate, unlike structures made of bricks, wood, mud, etc. Also, Stones are known to entrap spiritual energy and perhaps acted as a communication gateway between material and spiritual world. The echoes of chanting mantras inside rock structures awakens the spirit and reminds us of our past life. This way, we can know what we were in our past life and what we need to do to negate the Past life Karma and purify our souls for a fantastic future in present life and next.

[@Just_forfun9140]

Ellora should be on world's top wonder list. Visit nearby Ajanta also. Read that lot of damage done by Islamic emperor Aurangzeb, he hired thousands to raze it to the ground. Don't know how anyone could think of damaging such work of art, perhaps it took generations to build, sculpt this out of this world masterpieces structure.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I have a video about Ajanta too, check it out 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWnSioyul7Cem9ksi=T6TgIfQWtVg19Kp-

[@VikasSingh-ve4fp]

Simply best visuals captured, thanks for sharing...

[@SachinKumar-k5m2l]

I think Tajmahal in India is Overrated, Kailash Temple should be Wonder of Indian. And By the way Your Documentary is Very Nice .❤🙏

[@HappilyGlobalized]

To be very honest I agree with you. I’d also add Hampi to the list of wonders.

[@jai7185]

​@@HappilyGlobalizedwell judged 👍

[@razraza3183]

Incredible India ❤❤ Incredible Engineering Thank you for great video Namaste from USA.

[@k.srinivas3699]

Welcome great INDIA 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

[@bobbyeapen6049]

Definitely a place to be in awe.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

absolutely, it's breath-taking!

[@ashishnegi9602]

Beautifully narrated and captured. I am one of those unfortunate people who have not been there.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

You have to go there! It's beyond words.

[@gk9257]

Love your explanation, thanks for showing this amazing place! respect to u.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for the support!

[@iamtheboss7609]

And foreigners only visit india 4 taj 😁 Thnx mam... Atleast you've experienced the unthinkable marvel Indians created 1400 yrs ago 🙏

[@milindphatak2150]

Our heritage sounds really great! Madam,thanx a lot

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you so much for watching 😊

[@monumaheshwari1571]

Instant subscription bcoz of Production quality

[@offroadtraveller2784]

Wonderful presentation ❤

[@SpiritOfIndiaaa]

"Our ancestors " are the greatest ..love from India

[@kabirulsk5583]

You described it splendidly.Thank you

[@Sid-b7n]

As i come from eastern part of india , especially odisha has similar architecture , rock cut architecture- sun temple , udaiguri , khandahirli , temple city Bhubaneswar has ancient rock cut architecture,...not only in eatern India it present through out india ...the khujaarao(MP) , maharastra , the whole south india you will find out this type of rock cut architecture , Mahendra verman -1 is an indian king of pallav dynasty of chenai is the father of rock cut architecture. Infact our ancestors are really open minded people there are many sexual/ Kamasutra sculptures present in our ancient temples ..they are really talented people they touch epic level on dance , sing etc ...glad that we still preserve that...to some extent ...

[@ptpt711]

Suggestion:- If you happen to go to New Delhi or Gandhinagar, do visit the "Akshardham Temple" in those cities. They also have a light & fountain show in evening just after it gets dark. Its not to be missed. PS. Mobile phones, cameras are not allowed in temple premises. Leave it in your car before you go . Happy exploring!

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I went to this temple and yes, their fountain show completely blew my mind!!! But it was very long ago, I think 2006, just a few months after it opened. Much before the social media era … 😁 I should go again!

[@parthsavyasachi9348]

Another temple that is mind boggling is dilwara temples. Elora and dilwara were two places left me amazed.

[@himaas2]

Excellent photography and presentation. I also like that you said "our ancestors". The world is one.

[@paragkale1159]

I have been to Ellora caves three times and knowing their vastness I had insisted that a whole day should be spent discovering and re-discovering their majesty and beauty instead of just two or three hurried hours. There is nothing quite like the magnificent Kailas cave in the world. Ellora was excavated by Indians and the names of some patrons were inscribed. The most famous caves belong to the period when the Rashtrakuta dynasty ruled the Deccan between 750-974 ACE. The Taj is not overrated but Ellora caves are definitely underrated.

[@fookrefookre349]

This should be the 8th wonder of the world!

[@tharakaramareddy2218]

Hai.. Congratulations for visiting my Bharath 🇮🇳.... sorry our Bharath. This is one of the example for Indians technology from Ancient India. Entire Europeans and other world has to see how possible without latest machines.

[@nageswarasastry6150]

Visit "Lepakshi" in Indian state of Andhrapradesh. It is at a distance of about 120 KM from Bangalore. A temple of Veerabhadreshwara swamy having beatifully carved stone sculptures. One stone pillar can be seen hanging without touching the bottom. The is worlds largest Nandi( Bull) beatifully carved out of single rock near the temple. The temple was constructed more than 500 years ago.

[@Potatoalex538]

Such a lovely video keep em comming

[@dayananddayanand8864]

The scientific sanatana Dharma 😊😊😊😊

[@MAAKASAKINAKA]

"Our Ancestors" sold me. We Indians always believed in ancient Indian adage "वसुधैव कुटुंबकम्" which means entire world is our family.

[@Void-Null-Panda]

I was there when I was a kid. We spent about 3 hours.. hurriedly had to return. I was so sad that we couldn't spend enough time exploring all other caves. 😢 Such a wonder.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I think it’s a type of a place where coming one time is not enough to fully explore it!

[@saisaketh5037]

My India is great ❤

[@raamtodkar140]

Thanks for sharing this 🙏🏻🌼🙏🏻

[@TheTreant]

Om namah shivaya ❤🕉️

[@sharathshivashankar2419]

Thank you for an amazing video!

[@jagadeeshrvp143]

India is not only tajmahal but also you can see many wonders like this in many parts of India

[@Hero1684-wt6ig]

Thanks for the recognition of our ancient engineering.

[@sayantan777]

Ellora is beyond amazing.

[@sharathmudalamane8026]

Well, just because most humans can not comprehend how this master piece is engineered, do bring aliens into the scene. Indian ancients were genius and just accept the fact. Don't talk about chisels and hammers when you don't know how it is achieved. Thanks for the video !

[@Money_man798]

You are doing really well ❤

[@MonkWay_]

You've been to my dream place 😅 I also want to go see it because of it's alien/ancient mystery connection.

[@TheSoLuna2]

Amazing video!!

[@jai7185]

Built by great rashtrakuta kannada empire 💛❤️

[@drbipasha]

This is the most underrated architectural marvel in the world. In spite of the intricate and painstaking work involved, the world attaches more importance to the Egyptian pyramids or Machu Picchu in Peru than this masterpiece in India.

because their assumption is that egyptian civilisation is also a european civilisation. and the mayas are dead. but the hindus are alive, so appreciating their civilisation is hard for the first world people.

[@chanbasappa5474]

You said correct.now i understand why such a greatest wonder of the world is either ignored or just mentioned in a footnote

[@ChyavanaChyavanaShastri]

स्वस्ति भिः सदा नः।🙏🙏🙏

[@vineethkumars3863]

You go to thajavur tamilnadu and check there are more temple like this

[@internetisbeautifull]

Great video..

[@tvishwaa]

"Visiting the Ellora Caves left me speechless; I had never seen anything so breathtaking in my life." Btw, when are you planning to visit Aihole, Pattadkal and Badami in Karnataka?

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I have, Badami is one of my favorite places 😊 But I wasn’t making YT videos then …

[@Vikarna7618]

You should be there when it rains….to see Ellora a grandiose black shining marvel

[@indibhart5731]

This is India 🇮🇳. ❤

[@sant.76]

I just loved when you sais "Our Ancestors". Specially when many people came here in the long past history, tried to destroy it.

[@LordofKings-Raj]

Incredible india ❤

[@prashantyadav6586]

Our great great ancestors were super humans, so you are right saying these were not built by humans. But you surely should discard the alien perspective! Explore other old temples in India and each will equally amaze you. Welcome to India!

[@dilbaghsinghmannmann2684]

Har Har Mahadev 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@abhimanyupandit2224]

Proud of my ancestors

[@SMak11]

I went this marvelous place three beautiful time

[@Ajayraaz-xb5km]

You should come to srirangam temple tirchy.tamil nadu

[@madhusudanpaul9845]

India is the land of God, everything possible here. All these engineering marvelous done by God only.

[@satishvengatangu4332]

This enormous mountain was carved out by ancient Indian group of sculptures known as vishwakarma. It includes ancient Indian black smith to build hitech tools to carve out rocks with precision and rock melting liquids to remove block of rocks with precision. However it's entire construction is not humanly possible. According to ancient Indian legends lord vishwakarma, diety of god responsible to do construction in the entire universe, constructed entire temple within a night. There are many examples of temple at a state at Kerala India. Three temples at different zones of Kerala were built in just one single night and the construction stones left around temple did not belonged to the place. Neighbours around the temple said mysteriously in the morning they saw a temple standing fully constructed. ❤🎉

[@starss5511]

Molecular structure of body was studied 1500 years ago in NALANDA UNIVERSITY taught by Guru Nagajurna…

[@jayant4444]

India 🇮🇳 ❤

[@j750au-mw7tt]

In my opinion, it must be over 2,000 years old. This is because we already understand most of the "why" and "how" behind structures built between now and 2,000 years. While I take immense pride in my Indian heritage and its vast knowledge, it’s important to consider that over 2,000 years ago, the world’s geography, population distribution, and numbers were vastly different. And there were two major event occurs between now and 7k years that changed sea level and earth crust. So what was India/Bharat at that time .

[@kiranyelwande1136]

सनातन ही सत्य हे. हर हर महादेव 🚩🙏

[@apurbamaity9862]

Welcome india

[@SureshGooheeram]

8 th wonder of the world even effeil tower doesn't matched

[@sanjuburkule]

yep. visit Ellora a few times with a decade+ gap. As you mature, you will appreciate different aspects of it.

[@capricorn9186]

Barabar caves of Bihar also a architectural wonder.. with Alien technology..

[@pugnator_1]

Could you tell are these Sculptures are dismantle willingly? or it due to erosion?

[@Everything_09]

Kailash Temple is mystery Proud to be Sanatani.❤

[@artus198]

18 years ? No way. It took more than 150 years to build that entire complex of rock architecture !

[@playhard719]

All credit is to the unknown engineer who designed it, and also this is not only one of its kind there is an exact replica but in smaller scale and less decorative in Kalugumalai, Tamilnadu, some say that this one is some kind of prototype, but nobody knows the real history.

[@amolpawar43]

Ur also as beautiful as ellora ... visit Karla caves..

[@vikashgurjar4913]

Thank you for showing our marvales in front of world

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I genuinely believe it’s one of the world wonders! And there are many many I’m still to explore 🤩

[@vikashgurjar4913]

​@@HappilyGlobalized we will wait for those videos 😇

[@PollyPetropolis]

​@@HappilyGlobalized I think people who say piramids or these temples those were built in past are made by aliens. Because they don't understand people in past even 50000 years back were also homo sapiens. And they were as intelligent as we are today.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

@@PollyPetropolis I agree, I think there are way too many things we don't really know about our past, seeing the modern humanity as the pinnacle of development (which it is mostly not!)

[@wildnbluez]

Unbelievable indiaaaaa

[@scorpio9414]

Fun fact : They are cut from top to bottom like they started from top and went cutting down. Today if we do that we need technology and lot of satellite imagery and 3d mapping. they built this 1500 yrs ago imagine that. Sometimes i wonder are we as humans becoming Dumber.

[@endgamecg9856]

Hey Thank you. ❤

[@newbieInTown]

everything is cyclical.. civilizations come and go !!

[@thesentry1434]

You should give credit to those humans who dedicated their lives for making this mind blowing fantastic indescribable temple rather than aliens

[@try_dc6366]

❤

[@srinivass1295]

As far I remember in Vedic scriptures mentioned that God Indra build this temple with the help of vishwakarma. Here is details of Vishwakarma or Vishvakarman is a craftsman deity and the divine architect of the devas mentioned in Rig veda. Vishvakarma crafted all of the chariots of the devas and weapons including the Vajra of the god Indra. Vishvakarma was related to the sun god Surya through his daughter Samjna/Randal. According to the legend, when Samjna left her house due to Surya's energy, Vishvakarma reduced the energy and created various other weapons using it. Vishvakarma also built various cities like Lanka. Dvaraka, and Indraprastha. According to the epic Ramayana, the vanara (forest-man or monkey) Nala was the son of Vishvakarma, created to aid the avatar Rama.

[@babycare864]

Do visit Modhera Sun Temple in Gujarat

[@jyothishsuryan2129]

❤❤❤

[@sumandutta4834]

Perhaps our conception of our ancestors was incorrect in the first place. We always begin by assuming they were primitive, but perhaps that wasn't the case. Metallurgical innovation, such as the iron pillar of Delhi and Wootz steel, demonstrate that earlier generations were not backward.

[@sumeet1544]

God's creation 😉

[@katekate5583]

The original name of Elloora is Ellapuram, both meaning border town or place in Tamil.

[@anchipedia]

You see , that rock didn't found anywhere upto 2500 km. Other than the Kailasa Temple premises

[@rj5054]

Did you notice those beautiful paintings on the ceiling of the caves?

[@munmunsarkar1726]

When?

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I think you are talking about Ajanta, not Ellora?

[@munmunsarkar1726]

@@HappilyGlobalized ellora also had frescoes in few caves.

[@rj5054]

@@HappilyGlobalized no it's there in some caves

[@lnvsap4115]

All those carved statues have story behind each of them in santhana hyndava scripts..made from one of hardest basalt rock...

[@rameshkrishna7064]

Thanku dear for showing the details ❤ from Telangana