ELLORA CAVES - KAILASA TEMPLE

[@bobbyeapen6049]

Just imagine if there were no invasions or as brutal as it was....You seem to be one who is genuine, at least you show appreciation in your curiosity by exploring.

[@JACK_THE_REAPER_]

The great tragedy for India and the Mankind is that whatever Civilizational fits and heritage the World is witnessing now from India is merely 1 or 2 Percents of what we had, remaining everything is destroyed by the Islamic barbarian invader rulers.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@tirthasmith9786]

@@stewthewanderer Shirk is haram.

[@Anime-Face.]

@@tirthasmith9786 what is haram to you is bliss to others. and what is halal to you is haram for others

[@Ninjajitsu562]

What does profile picture mean

[@rishavlala709]

Islamic invaders tried to destroy and deface a lot of it, as you will notice in other parts of India as well. Carved top down, hard to believe but they had the time, resources and craftsmanship to do this.

[@Malek_YTube]

kinda of a miracle!! Thousands of Invaders have managed to travel thousands of miles , fight a nation of tens millions in that time , and they had the time to break the stones ! I'm so surprised of that .

[@anonymous5946]

​​@@Malek_YTube then you need to read history of India , Mohammed gahzni raid somnath temple (Gujarat, India) not one or two times but 17 times and historian around the word accept this fact , bhaktiyr khilji set fire nlanda university (also called world first university) and many more examples I should give

[@Malek_YTube]

@@anonymous5946 I don't care about you nor your history . Logic sometimes makes limits

[@rishavlala709]

@@Malek_YTube then your logic is lacking because you don't know our history nor do you care about it, hence it is irrelevant as well, so don't bother.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@Anime-Face.]

Jealous people damaged the hard work of the people because they have no such skills themseleves.. this is what you call beautiful ancient technology and skills of Indian Sanatans HIndus

[@gajendramaratha7730]

Kab tak nam nahi loge who are Jealous people......Islamic Invader kaho.....

[@b.b7039]

Islamic invaders. Never forget.

[@amits600]

Musl!m Islamic Mughal Invaders from deserts came to loot and destroy temples and our culture

[@sandykat8033]

Wow! thank you for showing us this Stew, impressive the Ellora Caves. Thank you.

[@stewthewanderer]

Glad you enjoyed it ☺️

[@neutral258]

Hi sandy

[@harshashish7270]

You are correct...The temples of North and Central India were destroyed by Mughals whenever they would capture...Thats why you will see a lot of Ancient temples in South India and less in North and Central India..also you would see in many old forts the faces of sculptures destroyed

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@Yoganandareddys]

Do you know how many temples in south were destroyed by Stupid tipu sultan ??

[@rishavkumar1250]

It's not the mughals , but Delhi Sultanate

[@railgun1935]

​@@rishavkumar1250 haan sabhi ek hi h... Don't tell me aurangzeb didn't destroy that... He was literally living there... And there is recorded history as well. Guess what people do this in Bangladesh Pakistan isis did in Iraq... So in a Muslim majority state destruction of non Islamic structure is a common phenomena. They can be very easily brain washed.

[@SergeantFunDay]

Mughals too. Aurangzeb also tried to deface these structures@@rishavkumar1250

[@grenzei]

Islamic invaders failed to destroy this Single rock carved from top massive Temple, even todays modern technology it is not possible to build.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@geethamadhuri4.033]

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[@kirtigupta9753]

It has to become one of the Wonders of the world. The only largest monolithic structure carved from top to bottom! Phew ! Indian geniuses were on another level. You can't recreate this in modern world with all the latest technology.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@CeeEss-ge4vj]

You could definitely recreate this with modern technology (even better) but of course that wouldn't be as impressive. The mysteriousness of the ancient technologies makes this place so special

[@χσχσ-ν3χ]

​@@CeeEss-ge4vj it's impossible so don't stress

[@McShag420]

Yeah, you can, it would just cost so much nobody would do it.

[@McShag420]

@@χσχσ-ν3χ Why, because your simple mind can't comprehend how?

[@Lovely-dl5cw]

Ajanta Ellora caves always fascinated me right from my childhood when I learned about it in my Social Science textbook. It's my wish to pay a visit to this wonder of the world. This should be among the 7 Wonders of world instead of Taj Mahal. Look at the sheer work and intricate detailing that has gone into it This site should be maintained well for the posterity too. Maybe limited visitors can be allowed each day. Too many visitors on a single day stamping on the ancient site can damage it. The pyramids of Egypt also has restrictions to climb on top of it. More study neeeds to be done on the technology used to built such a monolithic site.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@geethamadhuri4.033]

Yes 😮

[@muhammadumair-si9qp]

Totally agreed it should be amongst 7 seven wonders instead of taj mahal

[@sunilintro]

Why I didn't understand it was not in 7 wonders of the World love from India bro❤

[@stewthewanderer]

Magnificent site 💫

[@tivo3720]

Destroying the Indian things and nurturing the Persian and western things that's the reason.

[@sageofsixpaths98]

Cuz 7 wonders is a made up thing, with no real basis.

[@davidjones6218]

That right there is some structure indeed! Amazing. I bet that was mindboggling when it was in use. Thanks brother, great show.🙏👏👏👏👏👏

[@stewthewanderer]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@JoseFlores-ce7er]

Everyting is amazing, but what caught my attention was the little squared carving at 9:58 between the 2 statues, what beautiful detail that still you can see, spectacular!!. You are right, the builders may used something we don't . Thank you for sharing!

[@stewthewanderer]

Glad you enjoyed it ☺️

[@joesyjojo]

Wow wow and woooow!! This is absolutely tremendous and I never heard of this place before. I used to be so so interested in history as a kid, being lied to more like! until I dug deeper and I know what I know nowadays. Another reason my 3 year old will never attend schools that lie and indoctrinate him! Unlike his older siblings and myself. We go to forest schools now just 2 days a week and it’s all fun and nature no lies what so ever! Well I hope lol, who knows what the truth is.??!! That’s another take to tell. Awesome place that stew. I must visit one day 💜

[@nandishhegde9025]

Since you are a interested student of history, All of the Ellora monuments were built during the Rashtrakuta dynasty (r. 753-982 CE), which constructed part of the Hindu and Buddhist caves, and the Yadava dynasty (c. 1187-1317), which constructed a number of the Jain caves

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@utpalroy4633]

Come India ,you will find thousands like this.This is real India not Tajmahal.

[@tomaskoptik2021]

Good for your children, congrats.

[@harishasnnagu9594]

ಕನ್ನಡಿಗರ .ದೇವಾಲಯ.🙏🙏🙏

[@vladimirtheserb9298]

You gave us the best perspective so far of Ellora , BIG up yourself, Bless in Lo8ve & Prosperity. 108/54😇🤪

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@tivo3720]

This is the original wonder of the world... Not the tajmahal. Its really unfortunate that ancient hindu temples ancient Hindu knowledge is dying

[@thefunkyvinylupcycler]

Shiva BOM Bholenath. It s has been said that the lingam is the space rocket that brought Shiva to earth .Some of those carvings are supposed to be futuristic.I never went there so found what you said very interesting.. Maybe I smoked too much charas mate but if you look in to Shiva in Kalish mountain for the most iconic yoga pose .It s hard to explain Baba Ji

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@samsung123451]

Lol Lingam is not a rocket.. Stop smoking weed.. Shiv linga is just the representation of Shiva... Not rocket.. Not device or anything... It's a sculpture that connects you to Shiva..

[@huskyboi9847]

stop talking as if you know what lingam is. nobody knows it thats why its sacred@@samsung123451

[@silpasilpaa.s8227]

Great wonderfull Video👌

[@Pareshbpatel]

A very comprehensive and informative tour of the ancient Kailasa Temple. Thank you very much. {2024-02-15} PS Subscribed!

[@samsung123451]

22:15 its depecting birth of Bramha... One of the trinity.. The god sleeping is Vishnu...its not a baby.. All three Bramha.. Vishnu.. And Shiva.. Came into existence at the same time..

[@svanimation8969]

😮. Yeah man finally I found the source material of that birth of Brahma 😮

[@Mookiethedog]

Dude I had no idea about this place. Thanks for the cool video. Amazing what humans can do with about 200 years!

[@0arjun077]

Try Hosaleswara temple and chennakesava temple

[@Renovomotorsscooters]

ITS 1300 YEAR OLD

[@Mookiethedog]

@@Renovomotorsscooters cool. I was referring the 200 years to how long I think Stewy said it took to build

[@stewthewanderer]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mangopudding5979]

This temple is 1000s of years old

[@33Mviewpoints]

You are doing great job. Thank you for spreading Indian heritage and culture all over the world 🎉😊

[@Junglist1methodz]

this was an amazing! thank you for making this video! its always been on my bucklet list to see this place in person. you have ensured ill be there one day!

[@aircinabrio]

Remanence from another realm, maybe another simulation, but definitely a gorgeous distraction created by reality itself… we will never know, but remember that everything in this realm is made to distract us from what we really came here for, and that is to really get to know ourselves and see beyond the screen. Much love ❤

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@thelegaleagle_vt]

Thanks for taking us on this amazing adventure. Keep up the great work!

[@andrinSky]

Thank you very much for this very Interesting Video!!!!!

[@mavi6122]

This should be included in wonders list😮

[@bishwadeepajjampur7640]

Thank you Steve, for showing all the grandeur of Ajanta Ellora Kailasa temple. Thank you for your great intrest with in.

[@pinkkitten_nails]

Many other cultures were jellies of Indian culture and tried to destroy it. Indian history holds the key to humanities origin

[@amits600]

Officially, This is the hard work of 5-6 generations of a very talented group of architects , artists and labours. But I believe there was some sort of super natural power built this or may be helped those artists and architects.

[@chaldawal]

Absolutely mind blowing work , the vision imagination of the creator is equivalent to God's 🥹🙏

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@santiagoc93]

This temple has broken my mind. It's just not possible. Whoever built this has deep advanced knowledge. We know it's real because we are seeing, but if describe in a book people wouldn't believe it

[@eliseatpaintingglory4654]

Amazing and an excellent video, thank you so much for sharing this with all of us, Stew! It brought to my mind the people who lived 700-900 years, back in early Genesis, over 5,000 years ago...they could have gained great knowledge over that amount of lifetime. I also see two "landing pads" at 36:00 - maybe for flying saucer technology? Maybe all this detail was a form of energy that an aircraft that landed on top could gain to refuel? Just wondering...this is incredible stonework! I know it's said to have been built 1300 years ago, but what if it was not originally built to be a temple, but a castle, palace, or energy station?

[@kirtigupta9753]

This is just one of the many hundreds of unbelievable architecture found in India.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@aakashsanatani8367]

No Mam this is a Temple in this temple you see Lord Vishnus 10 Avtar and Whole Ramayan and Mahabharat buit in this temple

[@eliseatpaintingglory4654]

@@aakashsanatani8367 Thank you for explaining!

[@eliseatpaintingglory4654]

@@kirtigupta9753 Yes, I see India is a FASCINATING place in so many areas of life!

[@fishdude666ify]

The planning involved in a project like this is staggering. You wouldn't be able to just have drones working in shifts; each worker would almost have to know the entire plan to keep from messing up something for the next guy. Food for thought: maybe it is some kind of "geopolymer"; like they excavated the space it occupies, ground up the removed granite, and somehow melted it or reconstituted it into a concrete that was poured into forms. Mind you I don't think that; not for this anyway. Stuff in Peru and Bolivia? More likely.

[@mr.s4a4ge58]

Hey ! The lingam indeed is a representation of cosmic energy. Its a symbol of the god Shiva ( one of the gods in the trinity , often called the god of gods).

[@enalo6261]

Scooped just like megaliths in Aswan. The striations it leaves,literally reminds of marks on a thub of ice cream after they scoop it.I don't think it was acid but more like solar flares, same thing in Egypt and Puma Pumku.Brian Forester explained it very well.

[@chaldawal]

Not even close megaliths are just a quarry , doesn't match the artworks and intricate carvings like these , this is a masterpiece

[@enalo6261]

@@chaldawal I was only referring the scoop marks.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@abhisheksathe123]

It is said that the original temple had a different color that just this darkish rock. There have been attempts to destroy this temple by islamic invaders and it was also set on fire on some occasions in order to destroy it, maybe the thing where you talked about chemical being poured or sprayed is related to that, many parts of this temple have been defaced and destroyed to certain extent. Another thing is this temple has been carved from the top to bottom instead of going from bottom to top or by using cut-in method which adds even more complexity to the whole structure. Imagine the sheer level of planning, drafting plans, engineering, carving skills to carve such temple that too with all highly intricate carvings, multiple levels, multiple rooms, with water drainage, sewerage system etc. Some formations legit look they have been cut through some high powered laser or something. Any blockwork is not from original temple and has been added at much later date mostly in recent times in order make the sight easily accessible for visitors. Maybe they did have some technology that is now lost to time. The name Kailasa means Mount Kailash which is abode of Lord Shiva. There are many carvings on the temple that depict Mahabharata war, Ramayana, Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiv and other Hindu gods and goddesses. The carving at 21:52 is the carving of Lord Narasimha who is 4th avatar of Lord Vishnu,(nar-man, simha-lion) this avatar was incarnated as part-lion, part-man who had Head and hands of a Lion and body of a man. Here the carving depicts Lord Narsimha slaying asura king Hiranyakashap by tearing apart his stomach with his claws. There are many such carvings through this temple that depict different avatars of Lord Vishnu. The carving at 22:12 is depicting Lord Vishnu, the cord shown from his navel has a lotus on top which depicts the creation of all existence and the universe. On that lotus is Lord Brahma who is the God of Creation and part of holy trinity of Hinduism which is Brahma-Vishnu-Mahesh(Shiva). Lord Vishnu there is laying down on a 5 headed serpent who is called Sheshnaag, it symbolizes eternity/infinity. The original temple in all its glory must have been a sight to behold.

[@sirac.kasgarli]

I just found your video recently. And I would say, ITS FCKING AMAZING to watch that kind of unbelievable structure with your guide. Which is important, because I have been very impressed and liked by your passion and knowledge on this subject. Glad to find you and watch your delightful and informative video. Really appreciate that.

[@stewthewanderer]

Glad you enjoy it! 🙏

[@ruo1438]

What a baffling & fascinating set of structures. I was initially thinking ... it could have been a university of carvings and sculptures? It does look like something out of Star Wars. I had bad vibes from a lot of it. Not sure why 🤷‍♀️. Then I was thinking could it be laser sculpture? I read recently, about accoustic levitation for some collosal buildings but who knows. 🤷‍♀️

[@nandishhegde9025]

It was a temple, and it was funded by the Rashtrakuta dynasty, might be interesting to you. India had the finest craftsmanship and still has, as it is evident in those sculptures

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@singapore5500]

@@nandishhegde9025 that history is wrong . Actually raskakutra only restore this temple not built . New theory suggest this temple is old more than 3000 years

[@mangopudding5979]

It was built by Ancient Kerala Kings and not by some Kannada Kings. Kannada Kings were never ruled over Maharashtra​@@nandishhegde9025

[@mangopudding5979]

Built by ancient Kerala king Vikramaditya 8000 yrs ago. ​@@nandishhegde9025

[@Whenthoughtsmaycome]

6:56 wow also the scoops on the wall is the same thing we see at the Aswan quarry! Fascinating, the more I see the parallels of megalithic building techniques the more I am convinced that in the emerald tablets when Thoth said (paraphrasing) “go and do what we’ve done here around the world” is looking more and more plausible.

[@Whenthoughtsmaycome]

18:33 I just want to reiterate, but those scoops on the side of the rock face, how they are vertical the horizontal, is exactly what you see at Aswan.

[@kits...]

India had and still has a lot of marvels some still waiting to be explored and discovered😅❤

[@IZingari]

Another "WOW" Video , thanks Stew

[@stewthewanderer]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@shara36536]

This should be declared as one of the wonders of this world..

[@rakeshmithra6199]

Every foreign tourist visit golden traingle delhi ..agra .. jaipur... Taj Mahal ..but you are different visited kailasa temple...not like others India has so many things...each state has different....vibe culture.. language... food.... geography...

[@aek12]

This man was more articulate than 1 million Indians.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@goodboyinc]

when fluid passes over a lingem, t\he precious metals under it initiate the electrolysis and activate the fluid also adding metals to it like colloidal gold which has healing properties. so what is viewed as spiritual hudu is actually scientific.

[@ravijangid7883]

Islam duniya ke liye dimak ke jesa hai🙂

[@imredobi-xr3he]

Thanks ! Built from the top down ! Our current civilization is built from the bottom up !

[@theduckgod1]

Alien technology involved to build something like this,, incredible

[@enhaa784]

​@Skywalker444 😁

[@redcae1911]

thanks for taking time to do this video has the besy details on youtube

[@vlogswithpuvee]

that is not chemical .. its due to rain so many beautiful waterfalls happens there. .rain happens heavily in maharshtra..

[@FictionChannelIN]

Your english does not happen properly

[@vlogswithpuvee]

@@FictionChannelIN Haan bhai hota he .. Hindi Wale he hum 🥲

[@OmkarPatill96k]

I live only 30 km away from this temple

[@OmkarPatill96k]

@@Noorkhayal14 what?

[@harshnaik6989]

bro you have to visit Halebidu temple in Karnataka , its entirely a different precisely rock cut temple.

[@eman-sr1yb]

Thanks for such detail video inside the temple

[@awakeningphilspost520]

best ELLORA CAVES - KAILASA TEMPLE doco

[@theguy5806]

Its built by Karnataka kings rashtrakutas proud to be kannadiga

[@frankgoiters4266]

Absolutely outstanding! In XVII century Mughal emperor ordered the destruction of many temples in Ellora. Anyway the Kailasa damages has been not so relevant (the bridge, some carved elephant, different sculptures and carvings). Just wondering at 26:42 and at 28:25 how this can be the original carved in stone pillar if it have some reinforced grid?

[@anetterasmussen8340]

Aliens, or togheter with them. The head of the sculptures look like aliens ? I seem to look much much older than 1200 years ago !

[@illumencouk]

The use of vibrant bright colours within the Indian culture is very much the same as the South American Inca and North American Red Indians.

[@stewthewanderer]

I love these old traditions 🙌

[@illumencouk]

@@stewthewanderer Something interesting that you might not know is how 'Inca Indians' when rearranged, spells 'Canadians!'

[@abhisheksathe123]

South american culture definitely have some connection with indian culture. The Paracas trident/golden trident geoglyph on andes mountain in Peru is mentioned in Ramayana.

[@illumencouk]

@@abhisheksathe123 I think they share religious connections and worshipping the 'Goddess' Venus aka The Dogs of War.

[@mangopudding5979]

Indians built megaliths all around this planet

[@change9929]

Remnant of a huge melted down structure,worked on by later day artisans.😮 Geopolymers may have been the order of the day.😊 Advanced technology is the product of an advanced mind. What if an advanced mind can visualise dimensions differently. They must have a technique of making carvings very fast and easy.And being able to fuse stone.

[@Emmabruceofficial]

Clearly aliens like art

[@Forbidden33]

Block Work Block Work Block Work. How many times do you say Block Work in this video? A thousand times maybe. I'm going to be hearing Block Work in my dreams tonight. Good video other than that and cool location.

[@akarshhrgowda6626]

❤ kannada rashtrakutas king built this temple.

[@justdoit4789]

Ancient Kerala Kings built this temple and not any Kannada Kings. Kannada Kings ruling over Maharashtra is another lie.

[@akarshhrgowda6626]

@@justdoit4789 Kannada ruler built it bro... Rashtrakutas... Majority of times India is ruled by kannada king's not north Indian or others.

[@Aakashputtur]

​@@akarshhrgowda6626 majority nin tunne, Rashtrkootas mostly sanskrit speakers not kannad..

[@akarshhrgowda6626]

@@Aakashputtur lo gaandu... Avru kannada king... Ninna Tara berekevalla bolimagne...

[@akarshhrgowda6626]

@@Aakashputtur sule magne...

[@NikangVideos6377]

I don't know why it doesn't feature in the wonders of the world

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@AC-id5co]

It looks poured still GOP. Can we not see a lot of air bubble cavities all over the place here. And the mix looks the same all I’ve the structure,no? Love the work stew keep it up geez 🤌🏻

[@stewthewanderer]

Could be

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

Great stew looking ahead❤

[@sgproduccies]

Thanks for the upload Stew 😄 I can’t wait until the day I can visit India - there seem to be so many Tartarian buildings! In the meantime there are plenty here in England to get around to 😄

[@nandishhegde9025]

If I may ask what are tartarian buildings?

[@sgproduccies]

@@nandishhegde9025 hello brother - Tartarian buildings are those built by our ancestors who were much more advanced than we are today. Look up Cymatic Tartaria - Robert Boerman on KZbin for a short insight. It’s truly incredible.

[@nandishhegde9025]

@@sgproduccies if you want to look at some India's best sculptures, ironically they are in the British museum

[@nandishhegde9025]

@@sgproduccies if you ever come to India, just go through "architectour" for tailored professional architect guided tours

[@stewthewanderer]

Have fun 🫶

[@mckoylach1622]

How these carvings of the temple out of the mountain rocks are beyond humans capability, it’s mind boggling to have think how it was done

[@yash21_03_]

I think India should try to build one more temple like this using skilled indian engineers

[@onkarshete9559]

Om namah shivay 🕉️😊🙏

[@Sudip_Sarkar_Charles_Edwards]

I visited in 2011. Do you remember lotr? Those small tunnels going underground are all blocked, but it is evident that there is more to this place than meets the eye, especially on subsurface level. They are actively hiding the traces of dwarves and elves, and saying muslims have destroyed it, which is not true.

[@prasantapathak7724]

Construction of this temple is unique as lot of hard work was put to start cutting the big hill from the top and gradually going deeper and deeper. Whole temple is monolithic.

[@user-sj2hi5fn4m]

Absolutely created by alien intelligence. There was no metal capable of carving this from rock.

[@user-qu9ci4pn5x]

My supposition, Kailasha temple/ellora caves was accidently built by lost wax casting method. Flowing molten lava from erupted volcano poured into Laksha mould (created due to burial of temple made of wood and laksha into sand). The peoples of the town buried the kailasha temple (made from wood and laksha) with sand to save it from destruction caused by lava which created laksha mould. Molten lava evaporates laksha and taking place of laksha mould and cooling of lava when volcano silenced forms a monolithic kailasha temple once sand is removed. Lakshagriha(house made from wood coated with lacca) is mentioned in Mahabharat.

[@sarathchandran3503]

No trace of volcanoes in nearly 500 kilometres around the temple.. ❤

[@user-qu9ci4pn5x]

@@sarathchandran3503 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIizmpKDj5urZq8

[@prasantapathak7724]

Thanks a lot for this detailed vdo

[@ganeshkrishnamoorthy1932]

For once I am very proud to be a human being 😊.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@user-hg8ei9pj4d]

अतिशय डीटेल्स

[@Rohit-oz1or]

Probably the kings of the past considered it as a matter of prestige to build the most spectacular temples. Also as a display of their devotion, and competing with other kings.

[@shamlimbore9406]

Magnificent. Temple.

[@stewthewanderer]

It really is!

[@MB031]

Well obviously they were more advanced, if they had 4 hands !! Also they were much taller..holding wands and wearing helmets, perhaps for energy connectivity with ether..They had machines which cut into the granite like butter, some sort of dissolving rock chemical mixture with drills.The whole thing was covered by salt water for long time or even from last ice age, then oceans receded leaving it eroded..

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@ngc1729]

The sculptures are depictions from various puranas, at 22 mark, that is Vishnu, the umbilical cord you said, is depiction of brahma who originates from the navel of Maha Vishnu.

[@SandeepSharma-ov4um]

It should be in 7 wonder!! Replace the tajmahal

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@shivaShakti360]

Only wonder in the world which show how devotion to lord Shiva by his devotee by building this temple Har Har Mahadev 🕉️

[@respektetoutlavi714]

Water weathers basalt, this structure is carved from basalt not granite. Why do you think chemicals were the cause of degradation rather than thousands of years of natural water erosion? You will not find any block work, it's been well known for thousands of years this temple was carved from a single rock.

[@openthekimonoco]

19:53 yea Stew gets is here for sure.

[@siddharthkari3674]

It is Build by Rashtrakuta king Krishna I

[@mangopudding5979]

The temple was built 8000 yrs ago by ancient Kerala kings.

[@SK-hg3pt]

​@@mangopudding5979Very funny. 😂😂😂😂

[@SandeepSharma-ov4um]

Rashtrakut Dynesty 💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@samsung123451]

24:00 thats a cave for meditation..or rooms to sleep in.

[@aarkestraclub326]

I think this is the ancient highly developed technology that we are unaware

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@user-dg9he2xg2g]

Is KAILASA TEMPLE in India or nearby?

[@onkarshete9559]

In india. Ellora caves , cave no 16 ,Chatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra,india.

[@user-dg9he2xg2g]

OK! Thanks!@@onkarshete9559

[@sharanurathod24]

Loving British rules they protect

[@rajiv6336]

Its carved out of bed rock. Starting from top down. You really need to discard that word 'block work'.

[@FadedJuggalo010]

Spectacular video but can we get a block work counter lol

[@botsprevious6554]

If they would say it’s a few hundred thousand years old I would believe it as well..

[@rbsatpute984]

If a bucket of escavator scoops something, there are teeth marks. in some places it appears as teeth marks of rock scooping bucket. These lines are parallel to each other, plus depth of grooves is also same.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@mickyarson1975]

What makes you think it's not been nuked like Dendera, Mohendjo Dharo... Also, about the disappearing rock; lookup Bruns gas.

[@johncopeland3826]

Regarding that 80 feet tall pillar which you claim is one piece of stone ? I thought that I could see that the pillar was made up of sections from your camera pictures ? Obviously I have an untrained eye but that's the way it appeared to me looking closely at the still photo on my computer tablet ..but hey ,I love the education and the history of the place ..thank you my friend .

[@michaelleister7696]

Stew I just came back from a visit there 3 weeks ago, the whole place has a crack going through it from 1 to 34 and the main structure at 16, it reminds me of other places I have been, this looks like a place that makes energy of sorts, be nice to hear your opinion.

[@michaelleister7696]

I suspect the water level in the valley was at the base of this structure when built.

[@sarathchandran3503]

Those are meditation chambers...

[@illumencouk]

Earlier non-related civilisations leaving their handiwork and skill to be found by whoever moves in next accounts for what we find with the Mayan/Inca and the Sumerians/Egyptian builders. Why would this site be any different than what we find there? How much of this site is reconstructed or destroyed by modern day hands remains the same old question? Be mindful of these facts.

[@stewthewanderer]

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[@Kuldeep-vb8mi]

What would be vision of master architect would be? How would you conceive it without the paper printing press, the universities where they were discussing these ideas.