I DISCOVERED SOME HIDDEN GEMS IN INDIA 😱🇮🇳(Orchha and Khajuraho)

[@sares7565]

khajuraho temples were in active use through the end of the 12th century. This changed in the 13th century; after the army of Delhi Sultanate, under the command of the Muslim Sultan Qutb-ud-din Aibak, attacked and seized the Chandela kingdom. They destroyed temples as much as they could. You would notice many idols are without their heads. there were once 80 temples but now only 20. Many of the largest ones like Beejaymandal and Ghantai were completely destroyed. The missing statue is Hari Hara statue now in a british museum. India has made many requests to UK to return them but the British refused.

[@arunpaypal]

Jihadi hatred against temples continues to this day in India.

[@davidr7819]

I’m from UK. I think culture is changing. I think it won’t be that long before many things will be returned to the countries they were stolen from. I hope so 🙏

[@anibeto7]

​@@davidr7819 I would not say stolen, they were taken by force after the Indian kings lost in the battles with the British Empire. But now Britain is a democracy and so is India, the artifacts should be returned because Indian culture and history is linked with those artifacts. The democratic British government refusing now to give them back seems a bit hypocritical. It is not the age of kingdoms, empires and imperialism, it is the time for democracy.

[@bobbyeapen6049]

Your unravelling the inner beauty of India. Soo many things that the world does not know about.

[@tivesasingh1071]

Yes..western always show bad things.

[@krishnaprasadsagi646]

You are awesome Gabi. Your videos, narration and connecting with the places, culture and people is beautiful, amazing and adorable. Your unearthing and presentation of the places, people and culture is revealing and an amazing discovery ! Love you and your videos ! Great job .. 👍🤗🤗🤗

[@sasmitasubudhi8478]

As a part of conspiracy of the British rule the west was kept totally ignorant about this fact of india nd always presented india as a poor nd dirty country through its biased media thanks a lot social media nd present day govt we r able 2 unravel the hidden rich cultural heritage of india internationally

[@ps-er9sm]

India is not only the Taj Mahal. Thanks for showing the real side of India 🙏

[@AmigoCibernauta]

Your movies are very inspiring. I love India. I'm waiting for a movie from you about Indian crafts, silver ethnic traditional jewellery, etc. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Lisbon. 🙏👍

[@upboy8343]

Hi sir i am from india thanku for visiting our country india 🥺😇🤗🤗

[@ridewithgabi]

🙏🏻🇮🇳😉

[@titfortatt-regionalist]

I'm so glad you didn't do shit like South India or thi-that India, just India🇮🇳.

[@juanolcese6441]

Gabi a lot of thanks to share this spectacular trip there. Thanks!!! Strong Hug from Buenos Aires City Argentina

[@ridewithgabi]

I appreciate it… thank you 🙏🏻🇮🇳

[@dorothyreed1720]

Beautiful Hotel. I love what I see about India. I have friends from India. Very nice people. Enjoy your trip. God bless

[@kirtigupta9753]

When mother India calls then it's time to visit.

[@naveex6968]

please have a visit to Sun Temple in Konark Odisha. most of the temple complex have been totally destroyed by foreign invaders but remaining part have more erotic statues than all of the Khajuraho temples combined. the temple also has many beautiful educational sculptures for all ages. there were huge magnets placed in the temple which made main Idol of the Sun deity to float in the air without any support for centuries before they were destroyed by invaders. it is one of the most beautiful architecture.

[@dr.monaliwaghchaure6692]

I had visited the temple in 2019 .I was literally mesmerized by the carvings . Also the road trip was cherry 🍒 on a cake. I traveled from Maharashtra to odisha by train and after that by motorbike. It was truly amazing experience.

[@marielee8000]

WATCHING FROM JAMAICA ENJOYING IT🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🥂🍸🍹🍺🍻🙏

[@patriciastark7292]

Going off the beaten path has great rewards! Your videos are getting better and better. Love traveling with you and your appreciation for the beauty of India.

[@ridewithgabi]

thank you Patricia 🙏🏻🇮🇳

[@dreambig2920]

@@ridewithgabi if u next travel to Delhi...plz visit ranthambore...Gardiya mahadev...Kumbalgarh...u would love it

[@rafalkotowski3621]

Namaste Gabi! Wow! Go with the flow attitude can really bring out such a hidden gems. Never been to these places, thanks man. Awesome trip! Varanasi is AMAZING tough, one of the oldest and holiest cities of a India. I'm sure you'll take a boat 🚣 trip on Ganges....may Lord Shiva bless you. Varanasi is His city after all. Stay safe and enjoy! Once again thanks for sharing. Om shaanti. Cheers from North Germany

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you Rafal 🙏🏻🇮🇳

[@AdityaDubey-h2x]

This is not varanasi

[@gingcueno9550]

This is informative. U are right, its a little bit confusing , it is an eye opener to the world that we have diverse cultures and beliefs. At the end, its respect that bind us together. Great story telling😊

[@recoverywithme]

"Testa, testa" is living rent-free in my head - probably forever 😂This has put such a smile on my face! I'd love to go back and visit some day soon, thank you for the inspiration

[@kashyapshilpi6129]

That testa testa guy is so chilling I want that vibe from my guide everytime I visit new places

[@AussieKawiman]

The more I watch makes me want to plan another trip over, Maybe next year Thanks for showing us the bits i missed...Enjoy

[@kirtigupta9753]

World Cup is next year, mate. Time to visit, mother India 🤪

[@crikmate4670]

U r welcome ❤️

[@dinakaraghebbar6695]

If you happen to visit Madhya Pradesh and Sanchi in particular, there's a hidden gem about 10 kms from Sanchi called UDAYAGIRI CAVES

[@urScorpioLady]

I’ve never been to India 🇮🇳 but always wanted to visit. And I will soon ❤ india you’re beautiful and unique !! Love from Serbia 🇷🇸

[@adithiarjun6764]

Can I recommend u some places?

[@urScorpioLady]

@@adithiarjun6764 yes please

[@adithiarjun6764]

@@urScorpioLady visit coorg, mysore,Mumbai and varnasi If u want to feel the real india Take a bike trip in the western ghats from maharashtra, stretching to karnataka and kerela If u like hinduism Visit uttarkhand Its an absolute heaven Kedarnath and badrinath is beautiful

[@adithiarjun6764]

​@@urScorpioLady visit kerala, himachal, arunachal pradesh and sikkim And karnataka and tamil nadu too Goa is the best for tourists

[@urScorpioLady]

@@adithiarjun6764 thank you 🙏🏼

[@patnewman1]

I like seeing when you go off the beaten path, thanks

[@ridewithgabi]

😎😎

[@sammanekshaw2607]

Thanks brother Gabi, without stepping out of my room, I have seen the Taj Mahal, the Kamasutra Temple and also Varanasi. A fantastic Tour of India. Love you

[@parth1211]

Bro must visit kedarnath and valley of flowers while you in uttrakhand , and also don't forget to go other Himalayan beautiful places like Himachal , Assam , cherapunji (rainiest place of world) , north east India , himalayas , beautiful flairs and fauna and all . There are many places unexplored by foreigners. Much love and support .

[@mdhr9239]

i visited valley of flowers and kedarnath in 2019 what a heavenly experience it was and that too on a bike

[@parth1211]

@@mdhr9239 agreed , specially in snowfall time

[@chris2lyon]

wow amazing discovery Orchha is a really jewel in terms of temples and nice hotels , im totally agree with you when you have no plans life bring you nice surprises , maybe you need entire life to discover india , india is really huge country enjoy your trip Gabi :-)

[@michaelbagala9979]

Some historians believe that Khajuraho was created to represent Shiva and Parvati's wedding. The original number of temples of around 80 match the number Gods and Goddesses that were present at the divine wedding. There was a body of water surrounding the temples centuries ago and the entire compound was surrounded by a wall with golden palms bracketing the gateways. It was a grand architectural composition

[@Dan-xx5jq]

9.07 Beautiful!!! So much to see in India. Just incredible!

[@normhanson981]

Love your enthusiasm and attitude and gratitude for life . Thank you.

[@ridewithgabi]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@kratosgodofwar8482]

You can never get Lost in India. Every corner there will be 3 person standing.

[@3226bigdaddy]

😂😂😂 ur comment makes sense but there r many places where u actually can get lost . Most population of india is just collectively live in big cities .

[@chi-8289]

Hindu temples usually have elaborate carvings outside depicting all aspects of material life which includes sex. This culture never shied away from talking about it until the Church and the European morality was imposed on it. It also depicts stories and sometimes Indian epics like Mahabharata and Ramayana and other Puranas As you walk towards the inner sanctums of the temples, sculptures and artwork gets simpler and simpler depicting your inner journey

[@aartishah7988]

So true 👍.

[@OfficialGOD]

Look up vishuddhi films documentary to know better

[@carteunu467]

We are happy with Christianity and modesty. What they did is vulgar and demonic. The same with the polytheism of Greece and Rome. All perverse. A world without a Christian God is without any boundaries. Humans are animals keeling each other and giving in to the carnal pleasures harming others as well, women, children and animals. Utterly disgusting. The Christianity I refer to is the born again evangelical Christians and not the satanic Vatican which is a golden polished Roman old paganism.

[@michaelthomas366]

Gandi wanted it torn down

[@krypticencoder]

Christianity existed in India even before Khajuraho and other ancient sites came to completion just for your info. Popular belief has always been European infestation and crusade, but the fact is India’s relevance across the ocean, particularly South India to the Persian gulf existed since Biblical times.

[@YouTubeDoctorr]

Wow ! India is so beautiful and amazing! I hv never seen such parts of india! I’m from south India !

[@aartishah7988]

Every part ,North, South, east west of India is mine.I love my India, my sweet Motherland.

[@YouTubeDoctorr]

@@aartishah7988 love u mam 💕! Kind hearted senior citizen

[@JohnDoe-Alien]

Great video tonight - its so good when you have no plan and just go where life takes you. This India trip is amazing man - thanks for sharing.

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you 🤩

[@Sean-nb9sn]

Beautiful Temples in this video ... Loving your indai trip Gabi

[@Om_namah_shivay_1080]

Orcha is 70km from my hometown and is seriously underrated hidden gem. Infact its perhaps only place where lord ram is worshipped in his" king form". Infact he is considered king of orcha and given all the salamis etc... Stoey of his arrival in orcha and then him being established in kitchen of the queen instead of the temple which was made is very very interesting and humbling.

[@twinflowerfioretta]

i am in some of your videos in India, its overwhelming, wonderful, you are so brave and stunning. Namaste, Love India🙏🌸amazing country, some hard travel conditions and powerty to endure

[@kalsangdekyi8575]

Hallo From Oerlikon Switzerland 🇨🇭.Can you please show us Himachal (Dharamsala) Himachal people are so polite.

[@itssharma007]

Just amazing Gabi, Even I didn't know if these places exist in India, Varanasi is my hometown, this city is around 8000 year old and still living, there are saying that life begins and ends here, do visit "Kashi Vishwanath temple", and do greet people with " Har Har Mahadev" U would be happy to see how people reply, Wishing you happiest Journey, please do take care, wear helmet and dont drive in night for precautions reason.

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻

[@hellocreep8986]

@@ridewithgabi hey Gabi if you coming to maharastra you should visit Ajanta and Ellora caves its an unesco world heritage site . its the greatest architecture ever built .

[@Dan-xx5jq]

In about 30 to 40 years India will be up to Western standards and India will become the most visited place on the planet!! India is like another planet.

[@friendlyatheist9589]

in about 30 to 40 Years india will have civil wars if India does not control population.

[@tanisas7099]

india will be upto the "viswaguru" standard just like it was in the times of Nalanda University with 30% of world's gdp before arabic jihadis and british invasion ...... jai ma kali 🙏

[@Dan-xx5jq]

@@friendlyatheist9589 sadly no politicians wants to tackle that issue. The Muslims are told to have as many babies and likewise for the others, so that their religion will have total control of the country. Sometimes religion can be a curse.

[@ssam3826]

@@Dan-xx5jq If you study the Northern states of UP, Bihar, MP, Rajasthan etc, most of the Hindu families have 6-7 children, esp in the rural areas. Even in cities, 4 kids are normal. So don't blame Muslims alone.

[@hellocreep8986]

yes courrently india is in 22nd most visited country , i want to see it in top 10 most visted country list

[@Borg14]

I would definitely visit those 2 places, they look beautiful & peaceful

[@essee3984]

Add the Lost City of Hampi to the list

[@Tina23Taurus]

Beautiful video, thank you so much! I loved Varanasi and I believe you will too! It vibrates very differently than any other place Ive been to in India! Safest travels, Shanti (Peace).

[@tarunkapur416]

Thanks, you are amazing, thanks for not being critical about india

[@kritikasharma6304]

Bro 😢 Suggest him about NORTHEAST INDIA, Kashmir,ladakh then worth it !!!!

[@friendlyatheist9589]

dog sex with women and guy with horse is depecting the kalayuga that how humanity in future will get darker and darker that's why wife is shocked and hiding covering her eyes. i mean, to be honest very good prediction because it happens now

[@happy_go_lucky_always]

I am from India, but not explored like you Gabi, but now I am seeing *India* through your eyes....Thank you.....❤❤❤

[@IndjanTraveler]

Amazing video bro! I didn't know about the secret passage to the temple rooftop in Orchha. I have to check it out on my next visit. It's really a fantastic place.

[@ridewithgabi]

You need to find Manu with the Key 🔑😉 and mind your head

[@getgsrinivas]

basically its not a hidden passage but hidden for commercial purpose

[@tanisas7099]

u must visit "Kailasha temple" , "Ajanta Ellora" caves and the ruins of "Hampi" ...... india has 44 world heritage sites and these r few of those sites .

[@jamesbond4045]

44 not yet.

[@ismaeilnazrinhshah2812]

Truly great ones. Just wishing to have slightly more content with the bike travelling on the roads. Thank you Gabi for the wonderful and enjoyable Vlog.

[@ridewithgabi]

Yeah I would love to… but over the months I noticed that “road bike content” is boring for most people.

[@harshbhardwaj9990]

Man, you are collecting just awesome and great stories for your grandchildren 🤣🤣 Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@MovieGoers854]

I am an south Indian u made me travel these places loved ur channel man

[@gatarooshghangurde7305]

The Chaturbhuj temple in Orccha is in fact the tallest temple in India at a height of 105 mts tall, almost 40mts taller than the Brihadeshwara temple which stands a height of 66mts. Though it should be considered that the Brihadeshwara teme was constructed in 11th century whereas the Chaturbhuj temple was built in 16th century.

[@mukgrg485]

Dear Gabi, a salute to ur open mindedness, as also to ur open heartedness. As u traverse the length and breadth of our country, it is not only u who is soaking in what comes in front of u both audio visual and sensory, but it would be fair to acknowledge the positive vibes u would have spread amongst the people of our land that u have interacted on ur sojourn. Wishing u fair winds always, and blessings of the Gods and Goddesses of the land that u pass thru 🙏

[@sst50]

Varanasi - spiritual capital of India 😍

[@geoffgill3240]

Truly lovely, thank you 😊

[@dwarasamudra8889]

If you're in Madhya Pradesh, definitely also check out Gwalior, Maheshwar, Mandavgarh, Ujjain, Omkareshwar, Indore, Vidisha too

[@prakhar9473]

While youre at it visit the whole india xD

[@poonampat2217]

Great video and the hotel in orchha was very beautiful with the antique furniture. The Vishnu temple with hidden doors was amazing and the view from that was outstanding. Khajuraho temple was also good and I get to know that it's the world first kamasutra temple. Thnakyou for sharing this hidden temple. Had a great day in India Gabi.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

Gabi....you have really done your research as have found some of the best priced places. I want to copy your journey and stay in the same places.

[@Nomadsomu]

Love❤ from🇮🇳 odisha

[@ethanj5143]

You a story teller my friend ... kamasutra can be dangerous 😳 ☠️ 🤣😅

[@ridewithgabi]

🤣🤣

[@tilia.simona]

I love your videos and the way you discover and also share it with us so authentically. It is so different to other travel blogs - just no comparison. Thank you so much! it makes me happy to follow your travels and your experiences. So looking forward to my own trip to India next week 🥰

[@jitendramalav2466]

OH WOW! I DID NOT KNOW THE PLACE ORCHHA BEFORE WATCHING THIS VIDEO ALTHOUGH I'M FROM KOTA CITY OF RAJSTHAN. AMAZING IT IS REALLY A HIDDEN GEM.

[@michellesebesten9024]

Just love your vlogs Thank you for sharing your journey it so resonates with me the bit about getting lost and letting life guide you 🙏🏻💕🙏🏻💕

[@papa-go4er]

Such a positive vibe from your videos love you Gabi ❤️

[@manishtandon5846]

😲Wow!! So beautiful and enchanting through the eyes of Gabi.. Thank you.. Keep shining⭐✨

[@dominatorgaming2980]

I started watching your India vlog today and completed all your india vlogs

[@Geoffreyboucher]

Cheers for the trip was beautiful watching Gabi,,, peace and happiness

[@Maurice-uf7gv]

calm and quiet. thank you so much Gabi

[@shehzaad768]

Love watching the nice videos and awesome landscape in India. Keep it up, even you look very tired. How was the food, any health issues with them?

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you… so far so good with food. Drinking Lassi also helps the gut, I also take extra probiotics

[@Dan-xx5jq]

This K.S.temple explains why India is so populated. It was funny when you both were taking in whispers. 😂 It is very wild.

[@0arjun077]

😅.

[@ShinChan-cu8ns]

Umm what? In ancient India it wasn't a taboo to hv Such statues in some buildings.. shows open mindedness of people..

[@dhanrajsuthar1390]

Please select,Udaipur , Rajasthan. Udaipur also known lake city . Many lakes here and nice city big and clean hotels . This city is world famous. Many industrialists have got married in hotels here.

[@pratikislove2893]

The art of foreplay that people talk about now is directly taken from kama sutra book written in ancient times

[@pratikislove2893]

Kama means love. Sutra means rules. Kama sutra book therefore was a guide for lovers how best to please each other with tips and tricks. While yoga was for meditation Ayurveda was national meds and lifestyle to fight against diseases.

[@sliantemhaith3065]

Oh my goodness my mother was born in Nagpur have you visited there yet? Just seeing it on the map made me feel like traveling there never been before

[@rajeshpillai9001]

The way you take interest and pleasure in every thing is very commendable. Keep it up friend.

[@RealSpaceHobo]

Be prepared, Gabi - VARANASI is going to blow your mind - hippie trail Mecca.....I recommend Hotel Alka for the views. If it is still there.....🙂

[@中谷ルシラ]

Thanks for sharing this video.i like it much

[@sach219]

Dude it’s so cool to learn about unknown places about my country from a foreigner. Definitely will visit Orchha someday!

[@shree989]

Easiest way to reach orchha, go by train to jhansi, famous city in India, orchha is very close (about 13km) to jhansi.

[@jvdweide3587]

Your trip is great, and its good filmwork!!! I dit your trip and journey 23 years ago . to see it now it brings back so many memorys of beautyfull INDIA. After my trip in India I travelled to Nepal and visit Chitwan national park, after that i did a 2days trip in the Himalaya wth a guide and sjerpa via Pokhara -- so beautyfull. After that I travelled to Khatmandu to visit that area -- I booked there a short flight with Buddha air to the mount Everest ( a must do - beautyfull). India is always in my mind!! - you love it or hate it. I wish you good luck and save traveling Greetings from The Netherlands

[@sv1193]

Wow

[@aniziaruketti]

Oh my goodness ,Orcha is amazing..No lo so ….bello posto..anche the palace where you stayed..

[@udehdarlington2068]

I didn't hesitate to hit the subscribe button I'm really drawn to your story.

[@ManoK54]

Love your Indian videos

[@mradventurer8104]

Nice one! I went to India several times also off the beaten track but not to these plays so it is nice to see this. Thanks!

[@SohamGreens]

Your presentation and picturization skills are amazing More importantly you make every place so interesting, you catch hold of right guides which even Indians might not find easily 🤣

[@MANISHGUPTA-de3hv]

By your explanation I enjoyed a lot even I visited these places multiple times

[@Pihu523]

If you liked khajuraho then must visit The Konark sun temple. Most of parts are destroyed but still, it's a UNESCO's world Heritage Site too.

[@binduc.p4277]

Hope you visit southern India.

[@653mickey]

I am an Indian...an avid traveller...Even I didn't know Orcha....nice 😀👍

[@medinalamaison4772]

I am surprised to see the animals in Kamasutra as well 😄

[@danielawillbold880]

Khajuraho is one of the most amazing wonders of this world. Breeeeeeeathtaking♥️♥️♥️. Enjoy💖

[@CripplingDuality]

Really great stuff, excited to visit Orchha next year...about Khajuraho, there's actually a variety of explanations for why the temples contain erotic art - for educating young monks, as a tantric sect of Hindus lived in the area, as a reminder (since sculptures depicting sex and other aspects of the material world are all on the outside and not the inside of the shrines) to leave the material world behind before beginning worship, etc. That it depicts the kama sutra's contents is just another explanation...but we don't have anything coming directly from the sculptors who built the temples, it's a real pity.

[@VVVedic]

You should visit (Bhimbetka Caves ) in Raisen ,famous for 10,000 years old rock paintings.

[@heliamartins3378]

Very interesting both places x

[@isalucie7522]

I really like your Indian vlogs ! It is so inspiring. Watching them and I feel relaxed and motivated at the same time.

[@MrJerstad]

this is why you tube is better than tv and will take over in the long run , u tell stories from that we love and u are a good storyteller , so thanks a lot one question if I may what kind of drone do u use ?

[@ExplorerSamir]

Love from India❤

[@steveringler6622]

Beautiful video! Thank you so much 🙏🏽

[@navdeepagr]

Love from Orchha ❤ , I see you over there.

[@carolinehmachhuani7588]

Come to mizoram north east india...i am your new subscriber from india😁

[@kuldipsingh8789]

Ya man orchha is a great place. Very peaceful area.

[@cgiri901]

Sir, your amezing photographer really treat to eyes,,best of luck in 🤷‍♂️ india

[@zarrinvahedi]

Amazing !!

[@ninjagamings4997]

Khajuraho is extremely underrated. Even as an Indian i haven't been there even once.

[@AardeezIndia]

Dear friend you are a real Traveller & explorer. Thank you.

[@da46118]

I m from mp so I feel so good to see beautiful from our place. Really appreciate you effort ur put in ur vlogs.

[@abhisrivastava7307]

Nice, head towards assam, shillong its amazing youll love it