The Deccan Traps and Deccan Plateau

[@lurking_silhouette5802]

Please create more videos! I can't have enough of it. I love it!

[@rumaghosh8761]

India is very beautiful country...

[@christopherpett3264]

Unbelievable craftmanship and beautiful land.

[@Mooocheropordis]

I wish i had seen your video before travelling, but great to relate back to where i have been. Fascinating, thank you! 👍

[@nisthakumarisingh9846]

Amazing collections.

[@SandhyaSingh-if2ig]

Wow! I became bound to appreciate ur video. 👍

[@deborahpaley21]

Fascinating!

[@niranjansrinivasan4042]

Hey Im from Madurai, the hills shown are called as Annaimalai 'Elephant Hills'

[@ramabudha4935]

excellent, like to have this kind of geological tourism.

[@venchingfu]

Fantastic, how are sediment stones formed?

[@Bidisha826]

Excellent illustration

[@AlexJacksonSmith]

So cool. Finally a source that makes sense. Cheers. A.,

[@hrishihumon7139]

What is the soundtrack??

[@dopplerduck]

Thanks for this. There's very little stuff that is about the Deccan to watch on the net. There's this huuuuge flat land but tilted towards the east that the train (from Delhi to Madras) passed through. It carries on for hours and it is probably in Tamil Nadu. I have passed that way twice, almost 2 decades ago and have always wondered its origins - absolutely flat but sloped.

[@johnbagyan3244]

Yeah, the Siberian flood basalt is more popular than the Deccan. I wonder why?

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

@@johnbagyan3244 true. This eruption played a role in extinction of dinosaurs. Even when I type deccan volcano eruption, all I get is Siberian traps.

[@yedhoti]

Background music is incredible!!!

[@adarsharao]

this is wealth of information.. thank you

[@rockymahlawat7589]

That thumbnail round Rock is from Mahabalipuram temple near chennai

[@shanefernandes7286]

Very nice

[@alexdetrojan4534]

Excellent presentation. 👍

[@clintonclay3158]

Whats the name of the song in that background?

i found this video very useful, and i want to use a bit of it in a video for my student. In France we are not allowed to teach in front of the student (due to the coronavirus disease), so i had to make video for them. Do you allow me to use less than one minute of your video ?

of course, the name and reference to this video are quotated

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

@ he didn't replied you. So did you used it or not?

@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 yes i did.kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppLHh3yKj7CLp5I

[@geologvlog881]

Of course.

[@juliehoffman6292]

Fascinating,thanks

[@FARKIification]

Brilliant!! Nice visual guide to geological history and precambrian rocks of India. Do you have any recommended reading/s for visual understanding of rocks of Indian subcontinent? It will be great if you can share. Btw, nice background track too.. :)

[@mriduldoesminecraft6882]

LAME

[@egay86292]

travelogue geology?

[@rudrayaduvanshi6367]

Very nice vedio

[@pradeeptelhure3845]

Excellent

[@rsdogra1595]

wow , jai hind , love from himalayas.

[@apekshamutreja1]

Nice

[@frankie_zonunmawia]

so useful and mind opening for students

[@drshiva.utlasar.3961]

Awesome

[@vaibhav5876]

Thanks.

[@aakashporwal9]

Hi, Interesting video. I would like to know if you personally shoot these videos? I'm working on an interesting project in aerospace industry. We are trying to find a place which is plain and flat terrain majorly in India. A place similar to Roswell, New Mexico but in India. Will be glad to have your response or a way to contact you

[@surabhipillai5844]

good video

[@user-gs3fn2dz9k]

interesting fact that the decan traps of India was the result of the reunion hotspot volcanic eruption

[@bhartisharma4152]

thanks

[@jdsmith5060]

narration would be good

[@trimetrodon]

I had no idea how many of these architectural wonders were carved out of b a s a l t !! How… did they do that?

[@12villages]

That's a lot of lava mountains 😂

[@jitenderindora9906]

sourabh and chirg