My Jaw-Dropping Day at Ellora Caves 🔥 Travel Documentary vlog

Join me at the world-famous Ellora Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Maharashtra, India. The site is so breath-taking that many crazy theories about its origin popped up. Some people believe that humans 1500 years ago could not have such advanced technology, and so it could be alien intervention that helped them ... luckily, there are more scientific and fact-based exlanations of this world wonder, you'll find them in my video!

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[Lucycutecat]

India is really big and there are too many magnificent monuments and temples, The geo position of india is such that India has rivers, ocean, glacier, mountain, forest, desert, snow fall, rain, grass land, Island like Andman and Nicobar . Thanks for the video👍

[telugucrazyshortsYK]

"Our ancestors " you are really a global citizen. I have seen many tourist diaries but your presentation is next level👏

[vish]

No aliens. The Indians were highly intelligent and highly skilled in those days. Go and see some of the South Indian temples and you’ll understand the advanced civilisation that existed ( and nowhere else) who built such mind boggling structures.

[arcane]

The most astonishing thing is that in school books in India less than a page is dedicated to this structure, but more interestingly many such structures are never even mentioned in the school books.
That's the most mind-blowing but expected fact.

[krushna]

Foreigners would rather believe in aliens than giving credit to ancient Indian architects and stone carvers

[duttaavi]

Nice to see that you also visited the Upper Ellora caves, the Jogeshwari caves, though it is a different (sub) branch of caves. I can see a glimpse of those caves. A few people visit there. Those are still in the raw form of ancient Indian Architecture without much further addition or changes. I have visited Ellora Three times in the last 5 years and would like to visit again soon. Ellora is my source of lifeline.

[divyamrathi]

This should have been a World Wonder rather than that Overrated Taj Mahal

[agnosticthom]

I have been there twice both Ellora and Ajanta. It will leave anyone in awe.. ~from Singapore

[vijaypaulsachdeva]

Thanks a lot lady for visiting the place and giving an excellent commentary on this marvel of human craftsmanship built nearly two thousand years ago. The place is in the state of Maharashtra of India, a few hundred kilometres from the state capital Mumbai. Foreign tourists have limited time at their disposal and only a few brave ones like you venture to explore the hidden treasures of India. In my humble opinion you have done a great service to the government of Maharashtra by promoting their wonderful treasure, in many ways more magnificent than the famed Tajmahal, which is noting more than a mausoleum built by an extravagant king in the memory of his dead wife.
I personally feel That the Tourist department of Maharashtra should reward you adequately and hire you for visiting and highlighting many more such cave sights in the state. I visited this place myself ( along with Ajanta caves and Karla caves ) a few years ago but only you could do justice to the place with an awesome description. I am sure your daughter will imbibe this good quality from you in future!
Posted without editing so errors likely to be there - a caveat !

[truthreal]

Thank you for showcasing this amazing wonder in your video. You've earned a subscriber all the way from India! Keep up the great work!

[rajeshwarb]

Thanks for visiting one of the wonder of the world, for sure this is underrated. The is ancient marble of the world providing proof that india was highly advance in the engineering, maths, art and culture thousands of years ago. Your presentation is good. All the best ❤

[jilebie]

I am happy for the fact that you mentioned its as our history not Indian or any other smaller factor were time is the only medium to measure.
We need more people who are open and inclusive to see humanity as one. ❤️
Happy thanksgiving 🍁

[godolord]

Thank you for documenting our heritage, Hope your experience in India was fulfilling.

[dipakvanikar]

Very beautifully explain ancient history of Bharat 🇮🇳India, Ellora Caves 👌👌👏👏🌹🌹❤️❤️

[ptpt]

How can anyone have the heart to desecrate & deface this masterpiece! 💔
Sadly, there are such monsters!

I am Indian & Hindu, but I admire the architecture & beauty of palaces, temples & cathedrals in other parts of world & would never wish all of that to be destroyed.

[Just_forfun]

Ellora should be on world's top wonder list. Visit nearby Ajanta also. Read that lot of damage done by Islamic emperor Aurangzeb, he hired thousands to raze it to the ground. Don't know how anyone could think of damaging such work of art, perhaps it took generations to build, sculpt this out of this world masterpieces structure.

[SpiritOfIndiaaa]

"Our ancestors " are the greatest ..love from India

[SachinKumar-kml]

I think Tajmahal in India is Overrated, Kailash Temple should be Wonder of Indian. And By the way Your Documentary is Very Nice .❤🙏

[jagadeeshrvp]

India is not only tajmahal but also you can see many wonders like this in many parts of India

[BinayaSahu-zf]

This is the most wonderful man made object in the world 🌎. No other man made object can equal it not just in the world but in whole of Solar System.