You Won't Believe This is India... 6! (Ancient South India)

[@KarlRock]

South India is INCREDIBLE. Where else should I go? Next, check out this mysterious meteorite crater in India until then kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6PVn6akl8h2Zs0

[@maxvigeland293]

India has about 5000 years history. Is there something, any kind of monuments still standing from ancient times, like the Parthenon in Greece? Have you been there already?

[@aosaeanor]

If you are still in that region visit places whr most utubers don't go-- Udupi & Manipal - whr several banks actually have their roots. The Coin museum has interesting ancient artifacts & owner will share stories most of us don't know. If you request you can see the room of the founder . Must visit the Hastshilpa Heritage Village-- some traditional houses from all over have literally been transported here & recreated. The 800+ year old Krishna Temple has an interesting story linked to it. There are plenty temples around it with Shiv temple being even older. Closeby is Mangalore where there are several family run restaurants/ eateries. Pereiras is one such 100+ year old restaurant in Mangalore where again the Owner has very interesting stories to share. Then there are the Churches & Chapels built during Colonial rule 1 or 2 days max across Udupi, Manipal & Mangalore - depending on what you want to see

[@soumyabhowal7963]

Karl why didn't you come to Kolkata. It was Durga Puja festival.

[@pittalagopi6128]

Plz visit tirumala tirupathi lord Balaji temple.its a beautiful place

[@ravimahli2627]

South India Christians before

Hampi was one of my favourite places in India. Only a handful of tourists back then. At some temples we were the only people there. Amazing place, rich monuments, stunning landscape and all very quiet.

[@kalyankumar8629]

Hey I'm kalyan Nice about you for dropping good comment here , Actually I am from Hampi,I currently leave here😇

[@armaanyounis2532]

True. It's sad to see how Hampi has been changing over the years. Glad I visited Hampi a handful of times before it got trashed and crowded.

[@perambu3441]

In 1378 AD, when the Tamil king Pandyas fought to reclaim their capital Madurai from the control of the Delhi Sultanate, the vijayanagar Empire intervened and captured Madurai. The vijayanagar Empire, which had insisted on Brahminical principles from the beginning, ignored the Pandyas after the war victory and appointed its Telugu servent Nayak as the governor of Madurai. The vijayanagar Empire banned the Tamil language and declared Sanskrit and Kannada as the official languages ​​of Madurai. Tamils ​​were heavily taxed and their lands were confiscated and given to Brahmins and Telugus. He stopped the ongoing construction work at Madurai and exiled the architects to Kannada and established a new city called Vijayanagar. vijayanagar rule imposed heavy taxation and enslavement of non-tax payers, but Brahmins were exempted from all taxes and punishments. He went a step further and gifted women to Brahmins, merchants and scholars. In short, Vijayanagar became a rich man's paradise. But this did not last long. In the peak of war between the islamic rulers and the vijayanagar emperors took place at talikota in 1565. Krishnappa Nayak, who was supposed to send troops from Madurai to Talikotta in support of the vijayanagar Empire, deliberately delayed which led to the fall of the vijayanagar empire. As a result, the capital city of vijayanagar was looted and destroyed by the enemy, Tamil rebels and by the common people for 6 months, after which it remained in ruins.

[@savitabhardwar4906]

Looks like Hampi.. South India is very beautiful and people are so kind .. I hope you are enjoying your time here

[@MO-fg2cm]

Hampi comes in vijaynagar

[@n3wt]

india videos are the best me and wife still watch the top ones here like the investigations

[@MO-fg2cm]

@AmazingbrownIndians 🐪or🐫?

[@subidh2949]

Hampi the richest city in the world and the capital of of Vijayanagara empire, now it's a village. although 95% of the place is destroyed due to invasion and rest are destroyed partially but still it is one of the most beautiful places ever. is also very calm and quiet place away from the busyness of the cities.

[@GB-vq7up]

There is no unity among sanaathana dharma people ,but still these people voting to sanaathana dharma haters and electing them as their rulers for free bees.

[@GB-vq7up]

There is no unity among sanaathana dharma people ,but still these people voting to sanaathana dharma haters and electing them as their rulers for free bees.

[@perambu3441]

In 1378 AD, when the Tamil king Pandyas fought to reclaim their capital Madurai from the control of the Delhi Sultanate, the vijayanagar Empire intervened and captured Madurai. The vijayanagar Empire, which had insisted on Brahminical principles from the beginning, ignored the Pandyas after the war victory and appointed its Telugu servent Nayak as the governor of Madurai. The vijayanagar Empire banned the Tamil language and declared Sanskrit and Kannada as the official languages ​​of Madurai. Tamils ​​were heavily taxed and their lands were confiscated and given to Brahmins and Telugus. He stopped the ongoing construction work at Madurai and exiled the architects to Kannada and established a new city called Vijayanagar. Vijayanagar rule imposed heavy taxation and enslavement of non-tax payers, but Brahmins were exempted from all taxes and punishments. He went a step further and gifted women to Brahmins, merchants and scholars. In short, Vijayanagar became a rich man's paradise. But this did not last long. In the peak of war between the islamic rulers and the vijayanagar emperors took place at talikota in 1565. Krishnappa Nayak, who was supposed to send troops from Madurai to Talikotta in support of the vijayanagar Empire, deliberately delayed which led to the fall of the vijayanagar empire. As a result, the capital city of vijayanagar was looted and destroyed by the enemy, Tamil rebels and by the common people for 6 months, after which it remained in ruins.

[@startupcapital4266]

Karl: Kailasa temple & Ellora caves were constructed by Rashtrakutas, a dynasty from Karnataka. Vijayanagar empire followed in the same footsteps. That's the reason why you see similarities. Further, you should visit Aihole, Badami, Pattadakallu to see the artistic talent of that era.

[@revanth096]

You should definitely visit belur temple in Karnataka which is absolutely beautiful interms of architecture and art.

[@taylorhurst1499]

It's cool to see you and Manu traveling together... great video bro.

[@KarlRock]

Thank you Bro!

[@Jeev-jl4sk]

Thanks for showing the rich heritage of the Vijayanagara empire. Not many know about this, but the birthplace of Lord Hanuman is not too far from Hampi. Its called called Anjanadri hills. Hampi is without a doubt, a priceless, timeless part of Indian history - which needs to be cherished more than it is currently!

[@ghosty7721]

Beautiful video Karl! Thank you for bringing places like Hampi to light :)

[@KarlRock]

My pleasure!

[@TetraX-ui7xl]

Hampi, was one of my favorite places in India 40 years ago and even today, as you say, it is easy to get lost amongst the rocks. And while not visiting it the last time i was in India 10 years ago, i am reminded every time i travel in Central Otago (by motorcycle, of course)...of Hampi .

[@harirams9543]

South India has something for everyone. Temples, historical sites, beaches, natural beauty in plenty in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra and Telangana. Looking forward for more of you and your videos in South India.

[@GhostGreen-b6m]

Open defecation, creepy stares, people begging for money, trash/ pollution, cow dung food with urine to wash it down,scammers, and much much worse. INCREDIBLE INDIA 😅

[@prajwalkannadiga8737]

3:45 I'm a Kannadiga i don't know when our people will learn about hygiene and cleanliness😔. After giving awareness also people don't respect nature and they will throw their sh*t everywhere 😢

[@scottbingham7510]

Probably my favourite place in the world, somewhere I always return to any chance I can. There are many places to explore in the area with some amazing huge boulders which I find as exciting as the temples. Great Video, thank you Karl ❤

[@josephhannah9204]

One of my favourite places I've ever visited, spent 3 weeks there in 2019, absolutely loved it and saw something different every day.

[@zengrath]

There is just so much about this world that I learn every day through channels like yours. I would not know this existed without your video. It's just not something normally discussed at all out-side India.

[@naveex6968]

Hampi is just beyond beautiful. Some of the places, like the Queens baths, lotus palace, elephant stables. It takes your breath away. The step well, canal systems. Carved plates/ thalis and katories , amazing. The monolith huge doors, which could only be opened by elephants. Secret underground chamber, so the king could have discussions and no one else would hear. The administration area is spectacular. You see carvings of elephants, horses and camels. That was a sign that trade used to take place with Persia and Arabia. There are two pillars near this area, which were used as lathes, to shape the pillars into perfect rounds. The technology behind all of this is so wonderful to see. The main temples, the chariot, and the musical pillars. if it was in a western country it would have been wonder of the world.

[@patriciamccormack7626Teashee]

Thank you both for this wonderful historic tour, absolutely Stunning ❤

[@granand]

30 years ago, I was studying about 8 hours from there, we used to go there on a camp stay overnight cook there, bathe in the river near by and had the best time. I would like to go back and stay there for a few days to see Badami caves as well. Do not leave this place without Badami Caves visit, I missed out then & I regret it. This route also leads to Shimoga water falls (250 km) and this route is famous Goa Route, via Gadag dist. Famous for bike rides on Enfield Bullet, we can find many foreigners on the way

[@IndjanTraveler]

Hampi is amazing! I highly recommend Shravanabelagola in Karnataka. One of my favourite places in India...

[@YenyenSugue]

Love how Manu narrates every historical parts of Hampi she’s a legend high respect for you both greetings from Finland 🇫🇮

[@tonycarver9570]

I want to thank you for sharing your videos with the world. I would never get to see the places that you take everyone. I sincerely enjoy your channel. Thank you, Tony Carver.

[@arhan206]

Thanks for showing beauty of karnataka love from Karnataka..

[@TheChintu-il3sq]

Welcome to Karnataka karl! South india has even greater rich history and traditions than north ! This whole month of November we kannadigas celebrate 'kannada rajyothsava' ( integration of all kannada speaking lands and formation of karnataka state) its good month to travel around my state, dont be surprised to see Karnataka yellow and red flag 💛❤ hoisted everywhere for celebration!! I suggest The Hoysala Temples built by mightly kannada empire of 'Hoysalas' (Beast killers in kannada) of belur, Hale beedu, someshwara temples which recently recognized as Unesco world heritage sites. Jai Karnataka!!

[@vijayapillay8033]

Whole of India's history has rich cultural ,heritage ,not alone south ,north india also has beautiful palaces , architecture , ancient temples , historical places , n many more , even west n east part of India has too ,stop comparing .

[@TheChintu-il3sq]

It this offends anyone am helpless but its the truth! In terms of culture and traditions 'South India is the real india' its a historical fact . Its so because north india's inability to protect and preserve Indian culture by vending off invaders, so north india got 'Cultural assimilation' loosing native culture. While our ancestors in south india fought and kicked ass of invaders, never let their shadow touch our motherlands great and mighty kannada, Tamil, Telugu and kerala empires Chalukyas, Rashtrakutas, Hoysalas, karnata empire (vijayanagara) cholas, pandyas, cheras, kakathiyas. Hence, our age old ancient and native cultures are preserverd making us the real custodians of indegenous languages, cultures, traditions of ancient india.

[@vijayapillay8033]

@@TheChintu-il3sq I think u are ignorant , even though north india has been attacked by invadors , n 40,000 temples have been demolished ,but they always protected n safeguarded their land , culture n heritage , they didn't bow down ,frm kings to maharana pratap , jhasi rani , several rajput kings , maratha kings like shivaji maharaj , n kings in east lachit borpukhan who have defeated Mughals 7 times , n many more like them have fought hard ,thats why hindus are still in majority here n practicing their culture till date , more than south , some of the ancient temples like , badrinath temple , Birla temple , kashi vishwanath , kedarnath , Akshardham , khajurao temple unesco heritage in MP, mansa devi temple , vaishno devi temple ,golden temple , Akshardham n many more are preserved n functional , n recentely after waiting for 500 yrs they again reclaimed their temple lost to invadors by fighting battle legally , n building ram temple by demolishing mosque built by babar , n many more to come , the temples in South were safeguarded due to tough resistance of Hindu kings here in north , I think u should visit n study the history of whole india , other than south , kerala has become 50% of muslim state , youth are radicalised , mass conversion are going in South states like andhra ,tamil nadu etc,by the churches run by christian missionaries , u don't even know how the govt are utilising the donations n funds of temples , n u are talking abt north ,those people are still visiting temples , following the rituals , standing for their rights , preserved their culture until now n are fighting till date by reclaiming their lost temples n building it , n same in every part of india .

[@aishwaryaprakash229]

Dravidian chapris.The resistance of North kings are the main reason why South was mostly protected. Who destroyed Hoysala,vijayangara all of them were direct attack of Islamic invaders,and empire crumble down. While north India was facing it for 2000 years . Afghanistan is the great example

[@aishwaryaprakash229]

Lol don't forget about how Deccan sultanate destroyed kakatiya and Nizam was appointed. How Nizam behaved towards Hindus. Don't forget razakar. There is no stupid indigenous people, South culture is still getting mix-up by modern art, There are millions of ancient temple which abandoned in South India especially Tami nadu

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

That was really interesting, really enjoyed, thank you both.

[@JignaDave-pj2bt]

South India is beautiful. Weather is cool like some of states in USA and I enjoy South Indian food. You can find mountains, hills , falls ,rivers, beaches temples and beautiful people. It’s amazing states to live. If you see overall India, North, South,West and East has there own history ,culture and beautiful places. It’s always fun to be there and so peaceful country to live and explorers. …

[@TVSCDN]

Thanks for your awesome video of Humpi 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😊

[@christyliebel9500]

Would be nice to include a map / location at the beginning of these site-seeing videos you produce so your viewers will have an idea of where you are in India. Excellent video as usual.

[@granand]

I am sure your figured it, but it is HAMPI, Karnataka, India search in Google maps

[@gouthambm4369]

South indian culture and temples are beautiful, rich, and protected from invasions. Thanks to vindhan mountains ❤

[@keralanaturelover196]

Vindyas narmada river sathpura mountain then ajantha hills

[@rayofcreation3996]

Superb indeed. Thanks. Good luck and best wishes to both of you. Cheers!🎉

[@jerrygeorgopolis8015]

Karl, Absolutely amazing structures and history ! Thank you both, and all the best from the U.S.A.

[@josephszymanik9609]

Reminds me of the landscape of Chitradurga with those rocks . Wanted to see Hampi but didn't get there.

[@granand]

Hampi, tears come down seeing the destruction of incredible temples from Barbarians attack

[@sumalathakovour9436]

This video is super Visit halebidu in Karnataka I am from Karnataka U will see such a nice and beautiful temple (architecture)

[@JinSakai_Kuroudo]

Finally in the south! Been waiting for you guys to see the other India

[@granand]

Sorry again me, you missed the most famous Hampi musical notes pillars carved that when you hit resonates music. Viijayanagar Kingdom, interesting is relationship with Kakatiya empire, Warangala fort also has 1000 pillar temple with pillars producing musical notes.

[@tanvav]

TY bro for this great video in South India with sweet sis Manu! I will keep this place in mind. Stay safe

[@IragmanI]

Absolutely loved Hampi and try to get back each time I visit India

[@killain]

The thing is you see people selling fruits and flowers on the streets of Hampi today in this video it is highly believed that a lot of gemstones, including lot of diamonds, which India was a highest exporter at the time were being sold on the same streets in a handful. what wouldn’t I give to go back to those days? Love Karnataka ❤

[@puridasbhandarkar6958]

Beauty of India 🤌🏻🇮🇳

[@zenweaver]

Wow you went to South India.Usually your content in India excludes the south.Nice change

[@HairyMalik]

Too hot for my taste, yet too amazing to miss. Best tour of Hampi on the internet 🔥🔥

[@Tausi]

Its nice seeing places that don’t get covered online as much

[@sunilkumargonal1702]

Our hampi is our pride 🥰thank you for visiting brother 🙏

[@homar8049]

You must also visit Aihole , Pattadakal, Badami and Chitradurga. They are like Hampi you'll be transported to the past.

[@jayabhat2441]

Great episode. Good filming. Very good channel showing everything as it is. So informative.

[@hannahoro5721]

BEAUTIFUL, thank you for this video! Manisha is such a charming lady, it is a pleasure to listen to her!

[@mrcoop3955]

Sorry if I miss the stream bro, but will always view👍💯 amazing how india truley is , a true place of beauty!

[@KarlRock]

No worries Bro. Thanks for commenting

[@indianamerican6362]

Karl, you missed the musical pillars close to the chariot.

[@nabeeltc85]

I wish govt upgrade infra and keep this place look more beautiful. Hampi has potential to become a international tourist hub.

[@tomdurover]

Unfortunately I wasn’t able to travel to Hampi this year. It’s the first place I will visit next in India 🇮🇳

[@techpunkvlogs]

the word market roots from this place! which was known for its huge market in ancient times.. literally pronounced as Maarket in Kannada - Maaruva [selling] + Katte [stage] = Maaruva Katte shortened to Maarkatte [Kannada] => Market [English/latin]

[@RainerBlumfeld]

Lol no it doesnt, the word market roots in the latin word "mercatus" which stems from "mercor" which itself is derived from "merx"

[@techpunkvlogs]

@@RainerBlumfeldmay be latin borrowed the word from here then!

[@prajwalkannadiga8737]

​​@@RainerBlumfeldEven English borrowed so Kannada words. In Kannada for Bambu. We call bammbu only

[@RainerBlumfeld]

There is literally nor evidence for this claim while the generation of "market" by the before mentioned "mercatus - mercor - merx" is scientifically proven. @@techpunkvlogs

[@maneshparawade8581]

Last year I was in Hampi and Badami - January. That time it was not so crowded than what you shown in video.

[@arjunraj823]

What is Karnataka govt doing for maintaining this place? Its true that they least care about northern part of their state since everything revolves around Banglore - Mysore - Manglore sector.

[@Susietravels]

Hi Karl we are over in India, sir Lanka and Nepal for the next few years. Would you kindly help us with a route that helps us to navigate the weather - I can't cope with the heat - currently living in Australia but the heat kills me! We love your videos ❤️Pune looks cool

[@spasarma]

I'm from India... You better start from Kerala, Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra then North Indian and Nepal. Your experience of an Indian trip will be next level.

[@alexvermaak1759]

There are a lot of mountains in India, mountains play a big role in how the seasons affect different areas. You should go online and check the average temps and rainfall by area for every month out of the year in the areas that you are considering going through if weather is a big issue. You should also avoid india and indians, filthy filthy filthy.

[@Ironman52525]

Our Kannadigas Pride Vijayanagar , Rashtrakutas , Chalukyas , Hoysalas , Kadambas , Gangas, Wadeyers Etc Great empires... Ruled Bharat 💙🕉️ great Architectural Marvels , Temples and Holy Shrines were built by our Ancestors ❤ Powerful adminstration system who protected Sanatana Dharma 🕉️

[@ramprasadkj2102]

Proud Kannadiga here

[@vishwanathmutagi134]

Sir , It had a glorious history, During Vijayanagar empire , gold used to be sold on the streets. It is pity that people are still not worried about cleanly ness. I guess your video is bit old one

[@sheru6992]

This is what we all Wer expctng from u bro

[@user-fy9sg3xz1s]

Maam You are with your husband as his life of life it is admirable Bless you

[@varshajai1985]

You can visit any states in India, each of them has their own culture, Architecture, Natural landscape, food etc,. Incredible India

[@simoncasey7062]

Got to Kerela, Kochi. Stay at the old harbour hotel. By the Chinese fishing nets. Beautiful

[@harishramaiah2503]

One of the interesting things of Virupaksha temple is the pinhole camera we have there, where we can see gopuram in inverse, I was so excited when I saw it first as a kid :)

[@j.whiteoak6408]

Wow - I had no idea that this place exists.. Thank you for showing us. ❤

[@sabrasabranise3335]

I am a frenchman, I’ve been to Hampi with my father for Christmas. My father lives in South India since 1996 ! It was a adventure to get there because We had to take the bus from Puducherry to Bangalore then an another bus to Hospet ahah It was so looooong. But worth it, we stayed in a friend’s House in Anegundi. It was very beautiful.

[@dawnjohnson8739]

Just found your channel (and then similar channels showed up in the feed). I live in the U.S., you average American life, you might say. What strikes me as absolutely amazing and what you do (and the other guy from France), is how easily you seem to take beat up to your physical person - the food poisoning, being hit with an egg, the physical hardships, threatening people sometime . . . . I don’t understand why anyone would CHOOSE to live that way. No criticism or anything like that, just shock I guess. Anyway, thank you for posting. You’ve expanded my world and I appreciate that.

[@arjunraj823]

Are you referring to the whole India living thing? No its actually peaceful and fun. Don't think the whole of the experience is only chaos and food poisoning.

[@sakmooohf-rx8kj]

Because he is interested and curious to learn about other cultures nd not limited to just western mindset

[@Ingodsowncountry]

Incredible India ❤❤❤❤...truly amazing

[@VN_creator]

Visit Thanjavur big temple too it's a nice place

[@kiran9220]

Welcome to Karnataka:- one state many world..

[@rajkumarbhankur4309]

Am from hampi, it's nice to see u ppl there

[@citizomb]

Very nice thx, more interresting and peacefull than some sensationalist subject

[@SabinaDsouza-f2d]

Agree with you ❤🇮🇳is a beautiful country NSEW industry id the best Karl glad u covered up so many places anywhere you go u feel the vibe n intensity of indians that's why u r wife is Indian ur lucky. Gif bless u both always ❤enjoy ur videos very authentic n straight from ur heart. 🌈🌹💥🐬❤🦋✌

[@justo1]

great video love watching them all thanks again Karl

[@KarlRock]

Glad you like them!

[@raghav6283]

Dear Karl, Thank you for visiting Great Karnata Samrajya Vijayanagara Empire.. While in Karnataka do visit Great places of Chalukya Empire of Badami Aihole and Pattadakal and Hoysala Dynasty Belur and Halebeedu.. Rashtrakuta Empire built many temples in. Maharashtra Kollapur Lakshmi temple, Ellora Kailasheshwara Temple boggest monolethic temple.. Kalyani Chalukya temples in Gadag and Koppala Lakkundi Also try to visit Gangas Built Biggest Monolithic Statue Gommateshwara in Sravanabelagola Many more..

[@michellemorningstar880]

Wow Karl so very pretty there love when you and your wife do videos so awesome and the places are amazing thanks so very much enjoy them

[@myselfshrikantkale]

Karl can you search why hampi is at its ruined?

[@jsasop9070]

Hi karl and Manisha good video 👌👌🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@sudhakar7889]

Karl, thank you for visiting southern India especially Karnataka as its my state. Ige not visited Hampi but I've read a lot about it. Researcg from your part was very disappointing as it's very vast and you scratched not even the surface. Ellora caves were also built by Kannadigas (people of Karnataka, Kannada speaking and culture). They were Rashtrakutas. You've a lot of places to visit in Karnataka. Badami, pattadakal and Ai-ho-le ; Beluru-Halebidu, Mysore etc. These are very important once. You're seeing Southern India as a whole when it comes to kings and kingdoms. There were Kannada, Tamil and Telugu kingdoms playing majore parts. And they had their own architecture, culture and variations in different arts and administration. Please do some reading before you visit the sites. Might get overwhelming but just try a bit. A lot of history there. Southern India has four languages and four distinct cultures. There's a reason why. We are indeed same when you comoare with Northern Indians but we are unique.

[@EagleOverTheSea]

Four?

[@ankitpandey547]

Almost every tom dick and harry visitor from Europe, and/or North America starts Vlogging as soon as they set foot in India for reasons best known to all. They use catch phrases like the one you used in this Vlog (surprisingly!!), and others like ultra Modern India, developed India, shocking first impression about India, exploring the real India, foreigners in India, modern metro, modern (fill in any city) and many more. But C´mon Karl. You can do much better. You have been in India for long enough to not say that you still cant believe this is India. Enjoy your travel and continue making great Vlogs. Best Ankit

[@mohan555p3s]

Bro visit Vijayapura city! it has lot of ancient structures to see worlds 2nd largest dome, south India's Taj Mahal, 85ft shiva statue many more

[@bloodhound5119]

Visit Belur and halebidu temple it's amazing architecture

[@abishekmurali9187]

Bro...Come to Tamilnadu ❤❤

[@guyfoxjr8243]

10:24 u missed that their will a 3d illusion craved over the Rock

[@SurajKumar-wn9fg]

Jilani brothers have backstabbed rama deva raya in the battle of talikota and sided with the bahamanis sultanate of turkic origin. Hampi was burned and 5 lakh people were put to sword. Hampi was compared to Rome and was burned and ransacked for 5 months.

[@keralanaturelover196]

Bahamani native South indian

[@plskenpls]

Hampi is my favourite place to visit in India. First time was in 2005 but honestly some very shitty things happenned there. In 2005 the street in front of the big shiva temple was full of shops, but they were torn down after many years having their shops. Also on the other side of the river many illegal guesthouses were torn down. This because of unesco status, unfortunately with no regard for the people... Amazing place though

[@n0isyturtle]

Such a beautiful place that seems 100s of years in the past. They really need to invest in a cleaning crew there though, the trash by that stunning river was not a great look for tourists.

[@mayalesovsky2764]

Namaste Karl, amazing

[@KarlRock]

Thank you ❤️

[@mayalesovsky2764]

@@KarlRock you're welcome

[@AJUCE99]

Great vid bro! Next year i'm gonna start doing solo travel and India will be one of the places i intend on visiting, i'm keen to put what i learnt from your vids to the test. Do you have any video plans for Diwali?

[@SrinivasHampi]

Awesome ❤️👌🏻

[@deancowley4230]

Great to see you again karl ,live from chch NZ...

[@KarlRock]

Thank you mate

[@GrandAncientOak]

Wish so bad get a glimpse of what it was like to be alive during the golden age of Bharat.

[@prince17618]

Vijaynagar was proud Hindu empire during medieval time in south india it had prosperous economy , rich Literature & stunning temple Architecture like other south indian temples, most development occured in the reign of king Krisna Dev rai.

[@markclayton626]

Enjoyed that very much

[@parkash9999]

Awesome video ❤❤.

[@WoSarvatraHain]

Hi Karl ! Is there a possibility of my getting authentic Manuka honey in India? I've tried to buy from a good NZ website Bees and Trees. But, they don't send it here. Please help me buy a jar. 🙏🏼

[@WoSarvatraHain]

If you have it , I can buy it from you .

[@pittalanagarajumudhiraj1051]

JAI HINDU🚩🙏🚩

[@sunnygillstar8661]

good episode, just wish you had showed more of the city

[@PururavaBhaskar]

karl has officially become an Indian with that head shake at 12:44 😝

[@Aditya-tk3to]

Bro I want to say you something " you are so kind"

[@moonshine5576]

5 Muslim Kingdom United, invaded to destroy and burnt Hampi for 6 months. In 1565, at the Battle of Talikota, a coalition of Muslim sultanates entered into a war with the Vijayanagara Empire. They captured and beheaded the king Aliya Rama Raya, followed by a massive destruction of the infrastructure fabric of Hampi and the metropolitan Vijayanagara.

[@chiragmehta8212]

Where were us pathetic Hindus? Why can’t we unite? Didn’t then and we still don’t.

[@keralanaturelover196]

​@@chiragmehta8212it's not your matters. They were all south indians. Deccan sultan of andra and karnataka muslim bijapur etc united as they know telugu

[@dghffjfd]

There are many more old and hampi is very beautiful beautiful temples in bharat