According to Vedas in Yuga cycle the ages see a gradual decline of dharma, wisdom, knowledge, intellectual capability, life span, emotional and, physical strength. Satya Yuga - Virtue reigns supreme. Human stature was 21 cubits (33 ft 6 inches). Average human lifespan was 100,000 years. Treta Yuga - There was 3 quarter virtue and 1 quarter sin. Normal human stature was 14 cubits (22 ft 4 inches). Average human lifespan was 10,000 years. Dwapara Yuga - There was 1 half virtue and 1 half sin. Normal human stature was 7 cubits (11 ft 2 inches). Average human lifespan was 1,000 years. Kali Yuga - There is 1 quarter virtue and 3 quarter sin. Normal human stature is 3.5 cubits (5 ft 3 inches). Average human lifespan will be 100 years. In the present days we may be said to live in a Kali Yuga, which is said to have started in 3102 BCE with the end of the Mahabarata(Dwapra). This date is also considered by many Hindus to be the day that Lord Krishna left Earth and went to abode
So great to see you doing some exploration in Ancient India, literally one of my favorite places of fascination on planet Earth 🌎, so much gets overlooked in India where there is just a Treasure Trove of Megalithic Stonework to be explored! Thanks Hugh👍🙏👍😊🏛🛕🪨🏛🏯🏰
The amount of amazing carvings, arguably more intricate than anywhere else in the world, is amazing. And then to find out most of these temples are actually thousands of pieces and not carved out of one piece while not seeing any seams or ways to unlock them is unrivaled!!
The serpent coiled around the phallus represents quite literally how the 'soul' is attached to the spinal column, coiled tightly around it like a snake, secured at seven key locations along its length.
That's not phallus in sanskrit Lingam has many meanings not only phallus or gender, Lingam also means Signifier of shiva Example the name very common in south India Rama Lingam so dose it means rama's phallus, no but it Signify Rama.
@@amartyabanerjee4918 Yeah, I realized after I posted the comment that "phallus" was not the appropriate term here. "Shaft", maybe. The caduceus symbol, etc. It makes little sense for the soul to be wound tightly around the phallus, but the notion is a bit funny =)
You are welcome sir ☺️ don't forget to visit kailasha temple ( only structure in the world carved within a single stone top to bottom) watch video of it truly a wonder
Awesome! India is such an obvious place to look for ancient megalithic structures. But I guess it's just been so continuously inhabited, lots of stuff and been built over. But there are definitely lots of nubs
Lol 500 years haha. Bogus researchers. I wonder why dating is speculative sometimes when it comes to ancient sites but hard on when it comes to daring fossils or artifacts. Is there a difference
Well-done Hugh incredible video as usual look forward to seeing more fron your adventures in India. I'd love to see you or someone at Megalithomania give a lecture on ancient India it's a very interesting place
The footprint is the least of the incredible attributes of this Temple. You can clearly see where later more crude stonework unites with larger more accurately cut and assembled wall-stones. The pilars are really amazing, especially the "floating" Pilar.
You have explained such great knowledge with our anceint of Tamil civilization, unmatchable architectural work of foot print left out for modern world which is impressive
Ancient india is the indicator of the ancient knowledge too, thus visiting india is the best choice for the beginning of the enlightment. I wish i can visit india at soon too. On the other hand, I think cow and serpents were representing taurus and draco systems..? Also lingams were possibly a kind of energy accumulating and transmitting centers of the past eras?😊
Thanks @Hugh for taking a great effort making this video. We could see a lot of visitors these days to many forgotton temples of India. All thanks to @PraveenMohan for his 'rediscovering' lost treasures of India. My only worry is that these monuments should be managed and preserved extensively by the local and union governments.
Cheers!, great job!, oh, you know the small indented ufo shapes?, well if you layed gasket paper or cloth in them & followed the indentations wth a hammer, you would make perfect gaskets for pipework, if done it hundreds of times at work, just a thought. Thanks for your work!, Carnt wait I'l be there in 16days.
Another Temple in Andhra Pradesh India Draksha ramam temple east godavari district, excellent stone work. Please visit. Pitampura kukkutaeswara temple, jaint foot print. Padagaya
I am from a town near by that temple. I visited that temple some 20-30 times, but still I feel like I am missing something. Whenever I enter the temple, I feel like I was taken to those ancient times.
On seeing the "turtle"(?) carving on the wall, and when you called it a nob, I thought, could it be an evolution of the nobs we see on the megaliths? Could these temples be what they evolved into from the more square temples and such, like Machu Picchu or Osireion temple? It is an interesting idea.
Who doesn’t know Praveen❗️😁😉 Though I have to admit I haven’t been checking on his videos that often lately anymore. Very nice presentation of Lapakshi temple, Hugh❗️👍🏻 I am assuming you’re in India right now, which is good since it isn’t hot or humid yet there. How long do you plan to stay? Looking forward to your additional reports❗️Oh, and about that foot print - perhaps there are yet another foot- or other object prints hidden beneath those megalithic blocks at different parts of the temple and on the bedrock floor …
The block wall is obviously cast. The footprint and circles on the floor is a clear sign that the floor was poured and set. They knew how to create a good geopolyma mix
It was rather built by intelligent architects of ancient India. Problem is that the Golden age of India concides with dark age of the West and that's why they look for weird explanations all the time.
👍 Thanks, amazing stuff in India, I hope you make it to the complete temples carved right into the stone.The giant footprint is probably carved from a natural indentation shaped like one.
Hugh its so exciting to see you in India. Wish you and Praveen could have done a bit more together. Absolutely two of my favorite researchers. Not only that but India is totally insane. So much unexplained work. I have a theory India was the last home of megalithic construction and techniques and they certainly took it extremely far. Are they connected to Angor Wat and all of that area too? Id say definitely maybe. Great stuff as always!!
@@MegalithomaniaUK im so excited to hear that. Id give you two an HBO series if I could. The more guys like you get together the faster we might finally topple the academic nonsense once and for all.
Want to see a real Naga Head? Get in touch with Roger Spurr. He's also got remains of something he calls "No Toes" that I'm sure Hugh would find most interesting.
The seven sages came from India. They are known as Sapta (7) Rishis(Sages). They were given knowledge by God Shiva to spread the knowledge in the world.
I would say the 7-headed Nagas represent the main chakras. This makes sense when you look at the coiled snake surrounding the lingam of Shiva, which represents that primal serpent power.
The Greatest of the Gandas The Greatest of the Bharatakhand Lands The Greatest of the Dravidian Lands The Greatest of the Brahmins VishwaBrahman The Constructions of the VishwaBrahmins 🙏🙏
The circular thing with pits could be where they cooked Idly a rice dish. It gets cooked in the hot sun. Big foot is a fancy carving. It is easy to carve.
I dont understand why westerners use such terms as Phallic symbol when they see Shiv lingam... You people are exploring history but dont you study what a shiva lingam mean before describing it as a phallic symbol... Always degrading other civilizations without knowing the meanings & heritage
Thanks Hugh! what a lovely temple! I was wondering about those circular disks. To me they give the impression of being melted in the stone, not carved, especially since they are not of consistent depth. Have you given any thoughts to this idea?
There are a few things you will find in common at all megalithic sites. The people associated with these sites have these things in common no matter what corner of the world they are in.... Serpent worship Ritual Blood Sacrifice Ritual cannibalism Swastika symbolism
The hanging pillar was once actually hanging with no point touching the floor... it was later during british explorations that they tried to move this pillar that made the pillar to touch the floor...
Im So THRILLED your finally in India hugh, YOUR IN FOR A RIDE - and youll see how it used to be still Living today ! and many MANY mega MEGA sites - enjoy man, love watching your travels - and this time you rmind will be truly blown open!
Visit gavigangadareshwar temple built by saints 100s of yrs old in bangalore theres a cave which connects to kashi and sunlight falls directly on lord shiva every year on makara sankranti day when sun changes his direction from tropic of cancer to capricon before that sunlight falls directly on lord shiva every year on makara sankranti and shivagange temple only place where ghee turns to butter when rubbed on lord shiva
Britain tried to crush all this art of India so Indians can forget about our great culture, science, history and our greatness. But at the end truth cannot be crushed forever.
Just for clarity, all lingams are a physical representation of Shiva. He is nirguna and saguna, with and without form. The Lingam is his physical form, and the lingam only represents Shiva. Nagas aren't always integrated into a lingas design, but many times they are. Yes it is said to represent a phallic shape, but it also represents a blazing column of light, with no end to its top or bottom. Shiva made it smaller so that we may appreciate it.
Hinduism is the oldest and scientific religion ,mahabharata, Ramayana,Mahabharata veda,upanishads, many believes, and Hinduism considered Fire,wind,earth,sky sea ,water are very important for mankind's
If you like this temple you realy need to visit the Hampi temple town. There are so many sites in one area that it will keep you busy for a week . I was there because I had 5 weeks of work 30 KM away..... realy nice And it was the capital of the empire at that time😁
It's part of your ancient history as well. Ancient European and Mediterranean pagan societies, along with the entire ancient human civilization across the globe, were spiritually and scientifically very advanced.
Damn why thats a huge crowd I'd say.. during mahashivaratri or kaarteeka maasam. Means during november .. It'd take atleast 2 to 3 house or more to visit lingam in sanctum sanatorium
I don't think those Thali looking circular carvings have to be something out of the world like UFO. I think the explanation is quite simple: There are many places & festivals in India that do communal eating. Those can actually be Thali's used to serve 5-10 people during a major festival. Even the distance between those leaves enough space for people to sit...
I loved to see this video.But a few corrections in your narrative. Firstly this place is not in the state of Tamil Nadu but in Andhra Pradesh. Secondly scripts carved there are either in Telugu language and in Kannada language. At least whatever I saw in the video they are not in Sanskrit language. What I wanted to see you did not focus much was the paintings on the ceilings.It could have given a good idea of how the people of bygone days looked like and the type of dress they were wearing,their hair style,the colours of their clothings etc. Thanks for your lovely video of Lepakshi temple.
Praveen does good work investigating and explaining about India, have been following him for years, recommended.
His the one that brought him over !!
Love his videos
@@juanotamendi8913really, I love alot of these guys work together,
its an idiot with fantasies.
He is also great at spreading false narratives of aliens and superiority of local culture !
I love ancient India, it’s absolutely stunning. I believe that the “giants” were not huge people but of high status or high tech abilities. Thanks ❤
According to Vedas in Yuga cycle the ages see a gradual decline of dharma, wisdom, knowledge, intellectual capability, life span, emotional and, physical strength.
Satya Yuga - Virtue reigns supreme. Human stature was 21 cubits (33 ft 6 inches). Average human lifespan was 100,000 years.
Treta Yuga - There was 3 quarter virtue and 1 quarter sin. Normal human stature was 14 cubits (22 ft 4 inches). Average human lifespan was 10,000 years.
Dwapara Yuga - There was 1 half virtue and 1 half sin. Normal human stature was 7 cubits (11 ft 2 inches). Average human lifespan was 1,000 years.
Kali Yuga - There is 1 quarter virtue and 3 quarter sin. Normal human stature is 3.5 cubits (5 ft 3 inches). Average human lifespan will be 100 years.
In the present days we may be said to live in a Kali Yuga, which is said to have started in 3102 BCE with the end of the Mahabarata(Dwapra). This date is also considered by many Hindus to be the day that Lord Krishna left Earth and went to abode
It was both...different statures ppl co existed wuth high statures ppl in offices.It was a strict heirarchy...
So great to see you doing some exploration in Ancient India, literally one of my favorite places of fascination on planet Earth 🌎, so much gets overlooked in India where there is just a Treasure Trove of Megalithic Stonework to be explored! Thanks Hugh👍🙏👍😊🏛🛕🪨🏛🏯🏰
Instant thumbs up 👍 And a big shout out to Praveen for his work on this subject! Megalithomania is the best!! 💯👏
Praveen is one of the best out there.
Praveens video on this temple is awesome,good t see more people showing interest in these amazing places
The amount of amazing carvings, arguably more intricate than anywhere else in the world, is amazing. And then to find out most of these temples are actually thousands of pieces and not carved out of one piece while not seeing any seams or ways to unlock them is unrivaled!!
Where did you find that out please?
Hats off to the guy @13:23. He sees you filming and backs up to try to get out of your shot.
This is like visiting it yourself. Thank you because I am unable to. Loving it Hugh.
Fantastic instalment Hugh India has a huge amount of megalithic structures
Such a fascinating place. Thanks for showing us!
The serpent coiled around the phallus represents quite literally how the 'soul' is attached to the spinal column, coiled tightly around it like a snake, secured at seven key locations along its length.
7 chakras
That's not phallus in sanskrit Lingam has many meanings not only phallus or gender, Lingam also means Signifier of shiva
Example the name very common in south India Rama Lingam so dose it means rama's phallus, no but it Signify Rama.
@@amartyabanerjee4918 Yeah, I realized after I posted the comment that "phallus" was not the appropriate term here. "Shaft", maybe. The caduceus symbol, etc.
It makes little sense for the soul to be wound tightly around the phallus, but the notion is a bit funny =)
Hindu culture is amazing its oldest realign and true realign
So great to see you in India. I will be going soon 🎉
You are welcome sir ☺️ don't forget to visit kailasha temple ( only structure in the world carved within a single stone top to bottom) watch video of it truly a wonder
Thank you, Hugh, that place looks fantastic.
Nice to see that the south india got protected from the Invaders for 800 years
Awesome! India is such an obvious place to look for ancient megalithic structures. But I guess it's just been so continuously inhabited, lots of stuff and been built over.
But there are definitely lots of nubs
I dont care what anybody says, this site is a hell of a lot older than 500 years old, I believe India has many many antidiluvian buildings/temples.
Lol 500 years haha. Bogus researchers. I wonder why dating is speculative sometimes when it comes to ancient sites but hard on when it comes to daring fossils or artifacts. Is there a difference
Hugh, Please have Roger Spurr and Tyson Carlson on the channel soon. Especially Mr. Spurr. Long overdue.
In india most of the Temples is existed before 2000 to 5000 years ago
I enjoyed your commentary and discription of the temple Lepakshi. Sure one day I visit. Thanks for posting..🙏
Visit kailasha temple also truly a wonder 😊😊
Love your videos! I'm so glad to see you went to India to make more videos. Safe Travels!!
Well-done Hugh incredible video as usual look forward to seeing more fron your adventures in India. I'd love to see you or someone at Megalithomania give a lecture on ancient India it's a very interesting place
Fantastic stuff Hugh👏thank you👍
Thank you thank you thank you for at last bringing megalithic India to the west. I've been following Praveen for years ... Amazing chap. Well done 👍
The footprint is the least of the incredible attributes of this Temple. You can clearly see where later more crude stonework unites with larger more accurately cut and assembled wall-stones. The pilars are really amazing, especially the "floating" Pilar.
very cool place ty for showing it didnt know was more than 1 lingum in there
you should visit sri rangam, brihadeeshwara, chidambaram, arunachalam, rameshwaram in tamilnadu and hoysaleeshwara temple in karnataka
Absolutely incredible sites.... beautiful ancient temple 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great work Thank you
Hughs back. Get in! 👽 👍🏻
You have explained such great knowledge with our anceint of Tamil civilization, unmatchable architectural work of foot print left out for modern world which is impressive
very cool, thanks man, safe travels sir
Ancient india is the indicator of the ancient knowledge too, thus visiting india is the best choice for the beginning of the enlightment. I wish i can visit india at soon too. On the other hand, I think cow and serpents were representing taurus and draco systems..? Also lingams were possibly a kind of energy accumulating and transmitting centers of the past eras?😊
The head of the bull looks like it was carved by a machine.
Shivalinga is both male and female... The cosmic egg.
The lingam/shiva lingam is NOT simply a phallic symbol . Thought you learned that on ancient aliens
India has more wonders then seven wonders of the world.
Amazing sculptures, those Ancient Indian sculptors were master builders. Really impressive, thanks for the upload.
Awesome video (and channel!)
Soo many fascinating sights in India 👌
Thanks @Hugh for taking a great effort making this video. We could see a lot of visitors these days to many forgotton temples of India. All thanks to @PraveenMohan for his 'rediscovering' lost treasures of India. My only worry is that these monuments should be managed and preserved extensively by the local and union governments.
Cheers!, great job!, oh, you know the small indented ufo shapes?, well if you layed gasket paper or cloth in them & followed the indentations wth a hammer, you would make perfect gaskets for pipework, if done it hundreds of times at work, just a thought.
Thanks for your work!,
Carnt wait I'l be there in 16days.
That hanging pillar has a similar style of characters on it as the fallen massive megalithic obelisk of axum. 🤔
Giant footprint and UFO-like carving are amazing. The larger-than-life statues are eye fest.
Another Temple in Andhra Pradesh India Draksha ramam temple east godavari district, excellent stone work. Please visit. Pitampura kukkutaeswara temple, jaint foot print. Padagaya
the "queens bath" in Hampi India has a cyclopean wall leading to a megalithic lingam, it looks like its right out of peru!
Hampi is well worth the trip there, when I went it was a day trip from Dharwad/Hubli.
I am from a town near by that temple. I visited that temple some 20-30 times, but still I feel like I am missing something. Whenever I enter the temple, I feel like I was taken to those ancient times.
Happy to know that Praveen Mohans video motivated you to visit this place. Appreciate you for narrating our Indian mythology to us❤
Thank you so much for sharing that exprience
On seeing the "turtle"(?) carving on the wall, and when you called it a nob, I thought, could it be an evolution of the nobs we see on the megaliths? Could these temples be what they evolved into from the more square temples and such, like Machu Picchu or Osireion temple? It is an interesting idea.
Yes, this would explain alot about the nubs, as being Effugies that have just over 100,000 of years been reduced to mere protrusions.
Yours was a beautiful video. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Plan to visit the temple shortly. So meticulous is the portrayal. Excellent 👌👌👌👏
Amazing Tample 👍👍👍
Who doesn’t know Praveen❗️😁😉 Though I have to admit I haven’t been checking on his videos that often lately anymore. Very nice presentation of Lapakshi temple, Hugh❗️👍🏻 I am assuming you’re in India right now, which is good since it isn’t hot or humid yet there. How long do you plan to stay? Looking forward to your additional reports❗️Oh, and about that foot print - perhaps there are yet another foot- or other object prints hidden beneath those megalithic blocks at different parts of the temple and on the bedrock floor …
Very good,thank you.
Where Legends come true 👍
European built - Scientific engineering marvel
Indian built-Aliens giants
Thanks
Lots More of this please
The block wall is obviously cast. The footprint and circles on the floor is a clear sign that the floor was poured and set. They knew how to create a good geopolyma mix
Oh ffs stop talking rot
@@adriancarter825 oh the irony.
that’s not an argument.
It was rather built by intelligent architects of ancient India. Problem is that the Golden age of India concides with dark age of the West and that's why they look for weird explanations all the time.
Even the britishers looted the sculptures from the temples..they can be seen on bristish museums....
You have done a great job, Congratulations.
India itself is a mystery
👍 Thanks, amazing stuff in India, I hope you make it to the complete temples carved right into the stone.The giant footprint is probably carved from a natural indentation shaped like one.
Hugh its so exciting to see you in India. Wish you and Praveen could have done a bit more together. Absolutely two of my favorite researchers. Not only that but India is totally insane. So much unexplained work.
I have a theory India was the last home of megalithic construction and techniques and they certainly took it extremely far.
Are they connected to Angor Wat and all of that area too? Id say definitely maybe.
Great stuff as always!!
We have more videos coming with me and Praveen!
@@MegalithomaniaUK im so excited to hear that. Id give you two an HBO series if I could.
The more guys like you get together the faster we might finally topple the academic nonsense once and for all.
Fascinating stuff. Some believe the serpent nagas came from Sirius B star system. So much we don't know..
Want to see a real Naga Head? Get in touch with Roger Spurr. He's also got remains of something he calls "No Toes" that I'm sure Hugh would find most interesting.
There is nothing in Sirius B…trust me. But lot of nagas here in India
So much to learn about
Ranak Pur temple super precision of workmanship !
In many of these ancient temples there're underground which are not visible and visited, try to look upon
I would like so much to see these extraordinary buildungs in real, but thank you i get a feeling of beeing there!
7 headed serpent? Could it represent the 7 great sages of the apkalu? Be as wise as serpents and as gentle as doves. 🤔
In Hinduism there're the seven rishis in the puranas, we (man) manu are the descent of rishi kashyap originate in kashmir- eden
The seven sages came from India. They are known as Sapta (7) Rishis(Sages). They were given knowledge by God Shiva to spread the knowledge in the world.
I would say the 7-headed Nagas represent the main chakras. This makes sense when you look at the coiled snake surrounding the lingam of Shiva, which represents that primal serpent power.
The Greatest of the Gandas The Greatest of the Bharatakhand Lands The Greatest of the Dravidian Lands The Greatest of the Brahmins VishwaBrahman The Constructions of the VishwaBrahmins 🙏🙏
The circular thing with pits could be where they cooked Idly a rice dish. It gets cooked in the hot sun.
Big foot is a fancy carving. It is easy to carve.
This Temple is much older than they say
I dont understand why westerners use such terms as Phallic symbol when they see Shiv lingam... You people are exploring history but dont you study what a shiva lingam mean before describing it as a phallic symbol... Always degrading other civilizations without knowing the meanings & heritage
Thanks Hugh! what a lovely temple! I was wondering about those circular disks. To me they give the impression of being melted in the stone, not carved, especially since they are not of consistent depth. Have you given any thoughts to this idea?
There are a few things you will find in common at all megalithic sites.
The people associated with these sites have these things in common no matter what corner of the world they are in....
Serpent worship
Ritual Blood Sacrifice
Ritual cannibalism
Swastika symbolism
The hanging pillar was once actually hanging with no point touching the floor... it was later during british explorations that they tried to move this pillar that made the pillar to touch the floor...
Anu the father of Inanna (Kali) visited there
Kali is not anu or inu daughter idiot.she born from fire came through shivas third eye.
Man I didn't knew Nandi was so tall.
0:58 praveen Mohan ❤
Im So THRILLED your finally in India hugh, YOUR IN FOR A RIDE - and youll see how it used to be still Living today
! and many MANY mega MEGA sites - enjoy man, love watching your travels - and this time you rmind will be truly blown open!
Ahobilam, Hampi, Govardhan Hill - Vrindavana, Mathura, Varkala, and so so many more
Thanks for visiting the my home temple sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹
Visit gavigangadareshwar temple built by saints 100s of yrs old in bangalore theres a cave which connects to kashi and sunlight falls directly on lord shiva every year on makara sankranti day when sun changes his direction from tropic of cancer to capricon before that sunlight falls directly on lord shiva every year on makara sankranti and shivagange temple only place where ghee turns to butter when rubbed on lord shiva
Britain tried to crush all this art of India so Indians can forget about our great culture, science, history and our greatness. But at the end truth cannot be crushed forever.
Just for clarity, all lingams are a physical representation of Shiva. He is nirguna and saguna, with and without form. The Lingam is his physical form, and the lingam only represents Shiva. Nagas aren't always integrated into a lingas design, but many times they are. Yes it is said to represent a phallic shape, but it also represents a blazing column of light, with no end to its top or bottom. Shiva made it smaller so that we may appreciate it.
Hinduism is the oldest and scientific religion ,mahabharata, Ramayana,Mahabharata veda,upanishads, many believes, and Hinduism considered Fire,wind,earth,sky sea ,water are very important for mankind's
Please explore more and tell people to visit temples sir
👍🙏❤
Anu naga?? Anunaki? Is there a corelation
Anu naki possibly came from Anu Naga
@@phoenixj1299 Agree 😃
The small part of hanging pillar that touched the floor.. it occured because a British archeologist did that in order to find out how it was hanging..
If you like this temple you realy need to visit the Hampi temple town. There are so many sites in one area that it will keep you busy for a week . I was there because I had 5 weeks of work 30 KM away..... realy nice And it was the capital of the empire at that time😁
It's part of your ancient history as well. Ancient European and Mediterranean pagan societies, along with the entire ancient human civilization across the globe, were spiritually and scientifically very advanced.
It's good u ar learning abt the myth.....!
Damn why thats a huge crowd I'd say.. during mahashivaratri or kaarteeka maasam. Means during november .. It'd take atleast 2 to 3 house or more to visit lingam in sanctum sanatorium
I don't think those Thali looking circular carvings have to be something out of the world like UFO. I think the explanation is quite simple: There are many places & festivals in India that do communal eating. Those can actually be Thali's used to serve 5-10 people during a major festival. Even the distance between those leaves enough space for people to sit...
I loved to see this video.But a few corrections in your narrative. Firstly this place is not in the state of Tamil Nadu but in Andhra Pradesh. Secondly scripts carved there are either in Telugu language and in Kannada language. At least whatever I saw in the video they are not in Sanskrit language. What I wanted to see you did not focus much was the paintings on the ceilings.It could have given a good idea of how the people of bygone days looked like and the type of dress they were wearing,their hair style,the colours of their clothings etc. Thanks for your lovely video of Lepakshi temple.
Thank you Hugh .❤👍🙏
India 🇮🇳 👍
Praveen has a rival finally.
Well same as thali sort of in some places himachal as well people connect to padav when they at jungle