Majestic Majapahit

[@shumonsengupta2789]

A deeply enlightening video, exceedingly well presented, together with local officials. Many thanks, Sandeep Chakraborty! Please keep sharing more such videos from your visits to different parts of Indonesia and rest of the world.

[@Chakraview0]

My pleasure

[@adityarudikristiono9758]

Thank you for showing beautiful side of indonesia

[@sandeepkumarsharma9404]

Nice and interesting video. Thank you for sharing such a amazing temple of Indonesia 🙏

[@Chakraview0]

So nice of you

[@TheDinesh67]

Dear Sandeep . Stay blessed. Thanks for sharing such an amazing tour of a mammoth temple . Keep Roaming and touring the world so that we can tour such places through you. Thanks

[@Chakraview0]

Thanks a ton

[@themistiss]

Thank you for sharing

[@mojokertochannel]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Elingbudal]

Very enlightening documentary

[@Chakraview0]

Glad you think so!

[@ashokekdutta3296]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful side of Indonesia We are now getting to know more of the people and its history

[@Chakraview0]

Thanks Dada. Yes most people are unaware of these treasures.

[@99roisoleil]

Amazing !

[@Chakraview0]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sanjaydewan7226]

It made us feel we are physically present ..❤

[@Chakraview0]

Thanks. Happy that you liked it.

[@sirsia1]

Amazing.. .please make more such videos.

[@Chakraview0]

Sure. Two more videos are in the pipeline.

[@shiv4singh]

Excellent documentary. Congratulations

[@Chakraview0]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@amusedandcurious]

Wow Sandeep

[@Chakraview0]

Thanks Anjali

[@Newkidontheblock0]

Very nice video, Sandeep Sir. When you visited there, did you see any Maja fruit? As I recall, Maja trees were around the temple, and the taste of the fruit is bitter (pahit in Bahasa), which is where the kingdom's name is derived from: the bitter Maja fruit (Maja pahit).

[@Chakraview0]

Yes Maja trees are there. I did not dare to taste the fruit.

[@WayChuangAng]

This is so weird. Why is the other dwarapala not fenced in the same protected compound? Why do they allow what looks like residential house built just next to such a historical monument?

[@andikarachman1916]

Because the site were found in the middle of residential area.