Hampi- Amazing ruins of the royal enclosure- Episode 2- Karnataka

This video is a continuation of our previous video of the royal enclosure at Hampi -once the grand capital of the famous Vijaynagara empire. The royal enclosure was the heart of Hampi which not only was the residential area of the royal family of the empire but it was also a place buzzing with endless activities such as music, dance competitions, sports, Navratri festival approximately 500-600 years back. In this video we visited the huge dance stage which was meant for organizing dance competitions during the Navratri festival with beautiful carvings engraved all around the base of the stage. Next we visited the secret chamber which lay hidden for hundreds of years till the time the Archeaological Survey of India discovered it in the 1980s, we then saw the king's durbar or the audience hall meant for passing judgements and the Pan Supari Bazaar which used to be a buzzing trade center for precious gems and several other stuffs. Hampi is a UNESCO world heritage site and is a rare knowledge hub for those who are interested to know about the glorious history of medieval period southern India.

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[aadityasharma]

I am proud to be born in a country with thousands of years of history behind it.

[mamtagujar]

Good video, good explanation by your guide. Keep sharing.

[skart]

Very nice. So much information about our long forgotten history.

[arushichawal]

Really appreciate your efforts... so much of information gathered ..really great!

[ankitjangid]

Literally felt like i was there with you all the time. Very well explained and awesome music which kind of goes with the place...very nice..

[sajidchohan]

Very informative. Thanks for collecting and sharing so much.

[mintuchoudhry]

Bharath was an amazing land always and will surely revive its lost glory.

[aaruntanwar]

Your videos are so nice. So much information about our long forgotten history.

[aravmatoliya]

.So amazing! which technology were they using to make the cut surfaces so smooth and flawless?