Must Do Trek through IRELAND'S Heart | THE GLENDALOUGH

[@adityapradhan2996]

So beautiful so elegant just looking like a wow

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@garrypatel7141]

Wow, awesome location !!! ✨

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

It really is!

[@kundakulkarni1397]

Super place, views😊

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

It really is!

[@rashmikulkarni-h2z]

loved the guided tour. Really beautiful place for visit, the information shared is very helpful, thank-you 😊

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Glad it was helpful

[@Londubh1]

I remember it more than 50 years ago, long before it became a tourist trap. I used to hike thru there in the 60s. There were only local Irish people from there. No foreign tourists, no tourist buses, no tourist office, no facilities of any kind, no paths, no car parks. It was like it had been 100 years ago. Much nicer.

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

I am curious to know how it looked 50 years ago? Pls tell me :)

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Thank you for sharing your experience. That’s really interesting to know. In that case there has definitely been a lot of changes with wooden tracks installed, car parks and food stalls. There are also dedicated buses that run from dublin to glendalough visitor center.

[@Londubh1]

@@DeeptiKulkarni_ Yes I was there again 15 years ago and I couldn't believe how it had changed, all for tourism and money. I prefer to go to places untouched by so-called 'progress'.

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Car parks are charged but the government hasn’t kept an entry free. You don’t have to buy a ticket to get into the hiking tracks. But yes it’s gained popularity. The day we went there were lots of people. Summary days are busy. I wouldn’t really call it untouched for the ways it’s now :)

[@Londubh1]

@@DeeptiKulkarni_ most visitors only see the popular touristy spots which is a great pity. Find some Irish friends who know nice places where there are no tourists. They may even bring you to those touristy places when there are not so many tourists there. I like your videos, well done. You should come to Conamara sometime.

[@rajTrondhjem10]

Nice...

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Thanks so much

[@paulmosquito]

Great filming and editing! Waiting for more

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Thank you for inspiring me ❤

[@rajendra1021]

Stunning place...especially the wooden pathway,it's unique.Very informative with excellent photography..😊

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Yes you must visit. You will love it

[@annuindian7365]

🥰🥰

[@chiefrow333]

Beautiful place. Is public transportation accessible from City center to this place? Thanks,

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

Yes there are buses

[@Krishna.Kushwaha_]

Wow! It’s so wonderful place. I want to go here❤. Can you pls tell me how to reach here from Dublin using public transport if possible?

[@DeeptiKulkarni_]

You should! It’s easy to get here. Take the glendalough bus from st Stephen’s green garden and in takes you to the glendalough visitor center. Hope this helped