For that 80 ton stone, one theory is that a road from the top of the tower to the ground was built and stone was pulled by elephants. Also, no cement and mortar was used in the construction of this temple, just granite blocks interlocked with one another. It still stands tall after many earthquakes. Read about it, it's pretty cool.

@WalletmoneyOnline

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's the Talent Of India. I am Proud of it.

@YuGi_Vlogs

Жыл бұрын

And one more fact is... This structure doesn't have foundation basement...

@Rahulpandey-d

Жыл бұрын

6 km long road bro

@tamannaparmar8406

Жыл бұрын

Yeah whatever you said here is so true. I am an architectural interior professional. I did a 2 months case study on "Breehdeswara temple". Also the fact that there was no footing process done while constructing this temple. Can you imagine??? NO FOOTING or foundation work for such strong structure. It's so crazy.

@mechthinker3200

Жыл бұрын

this is what i was going to write in cmt.... i will add little bit in it. In one instance they made inclined road of 4 km and had gradual incline so that the rolling of stone could be controlled

And still these are not included in 7 wonders of the world

@b.b7039

Ай бұрын

India ALONE contains more then 7 wonders of the world.

@ShadowMonarch-j6w

24 күн бұрын

Now you can search there is 1 of our temple is 8th world wonder .

In Brihadeeshwar Temple, one of the theory is that after constructing the whole temple, it was covered fully with sand and it was converted to act as a road to the top and elephants were used to carry and pull the stone to the top where it was placed and the elephants returned in the same manner in the opposite direction.

@a141tho2

Жыл бұрын

It is no theory, it is documented that they created a 2 mile inclined slope, used wood as rolling wheels and pulled it with manpower. Fun fact: a twin of this temple and konark sun temple was made in north India in area around north west pakistan. Obviously isnt there anymore.

@rtggaming8552

Жыл бұрын

@@a141tho2 Oh thanks for the info. I seriously need to update my history 😅

@rtggaming8552

Жыл бұрын

@@a141tho2 But how would it be possible with sheer manpower though? Won't it be easy to have elephants pulling the weight?

@KKomalShashank

Жыл бұрын

I heard they used a ramp.

@rudraprashad

Жыл бұрын

I visited this beautiful temple in 2015 during Parihara.

The Konark Temple is situated in Orissa State near to Bay of Bengal. The 52 ton magnet had been fixed on the top of this temple to make it float the Idol of Sun God . However, in the short run, this magnet started to pull the passer by ships thru' Bay of Bengal. Thus the Britishers forcibly removed the said gigantic magnet from top of temple. During the removing the magnet an enormous damages occurred to the temple.

@InsightInception2606

Жыл бұрын

what damages ?

@madhusudanpaul9845

Жыл бұрын

@@InsightInception2606 You can notice that the stones fixed on crown of this temple loosened after dislodging the magnet from extreme top of this temple.

@biondisubbaiah

Жыл бұрын

I don't think ships could be pulled by that magnet 🧲 🚢 🤔

@SAURAV0623

Жыл бұрын

@@biondisubbaiah And a lot of things can happen and has happened beyond your thinking.

@SAURAV0623

Жыл бұрын

@@InsightInception2606 The temples main structure at the back was much bigger which diminished. You can google out the image.

Do more reaction videos with Steph about mysterious and true facts about India . She is very genuine with her reactions, and talks sensible too..

@RAMESHR-gv1pf

Жыл бұрын

Uuu7uuu77😊

10:50 this temple is near my house and also 2 caves nearby, world's best and mysterious caves. Steph, you and the team are welcome anyday to come and visit

I visited Ellora (and the Kailasa temple) just a few days ago. It was mind-blowingly magnificent (not a single joint or brick anywhere ... everything is just one single rock carved out ... except for some staircases laid out by the govt for tourists). It was also SAD to see the destruction caused by invaders on many of the beautiful statues. They have also unfortunately blocked-off access to top of the mountain to get a top-down view of this temple (apparently, some accidents happened to some cocky teenagers who believe they are invincible).

There are crazy historical monuments all around the world. I have researched and done case studies on such awesome ancient constructions from all around the world as I'm an architectural interior professional. That's true that other countries also have amazing ancient structures. The Pyramid of Giza, The Roman Colosseum and many more amazing structures have their own value and wonders. But what differentiates indian structures from them is their immensely sharp detailing work. You might find such constructions but you won't find such DETAILED CONSTRUCTIONS anywhere in the world other than India. I'm saying because I have been researching and studying about it since last 3 yrs. Every ancient building has its own value.. and it truly doesn't matter from which country it belongs to. Because one thing is a FACT that WE as humans of 21st century stand no where near those ancient geniuses weather they were indians or from any other country existing on our planet earth. Ancient humans were way more intelligent than all of us today. Cause as Steph said it's next to impossible to create such crazy structures in 21st century even after having this much access to crazy technologies and facilities. So yeah.

@SouravKumar-dp6wp

Жыл бұрын

Sis. I'm not even an archaeologic student But I really love to watch these mysterious things And specially I'm thankful that I'm an Indian..

@CallmeTomorrow65

Жыл бұрын

The pyramids are at least 2000 years older than the Brihadishwara 🙄

@aakashrohilla5798

Жыл бұрын

@@CallmeTomorrow65 and still brihadeeswara temple is more beautiful and mysterious than any pyramid

@satyamanu2211

Жыл бұрын

@@CallmeTomorrow65 what does it actually matter. 2000 years ago and 5000 years ago people had almost the same equipments and level of technology...

@2kcreations721

Жыл бұрын

Your comment increases my curiosity to read and learn more from your research and case studies.

Actual mystery of the kailasa temple is that they have had to dispose 5tons of rocks an hour based, on the time it took to carve that massive hill and there is no trace of the disposed rocks that were carved out of it. So how and where and what made it possible are the questions that remains unanswered..✌️

@mewtubeofficial

Жыл бұрын

There are deep tunnels in the temple... so my guess is they used them to transport rocks away from the temple and bury them somewhere.

@manjunathareddy6548

Жыл бұрын

Kannada kings built those

@maxstriker9839

Жыл бұрын

@@mewtubeofficial but archeologist said no stone was put in the temple they just carved it

@siddddddd

Жыл бұрын

@@maxstriker9839 He meant to say extracted rocks from carvings

@ThankYouGoogle4

Жыл бұрын

Usay KGF banane k liye use kr liya 😂 mystery solved

Your pronunciation of the temple names was really good 👍

These temples are our history our culture and we are proud of it 🕉️❤️🙏🏻🔥 And we invite everyone from around the world to visit these temple and feel our "atithi devo bhava culture " which means "Guest is like a God"

The fact behind vault B of padmanabhaswamy temple is that even though they could have opened it by any means but when the officials tried to open the door they heard sound of the sea waves inside. It is thus believed that opening the door by any means may bring the whole structure to collapse and sea water comes rushing out and flooding the entire city or maybe even worse.. So they kept it unopened till date !!

@harshit6045

Жыл бұрын

I heard a different story about the sudden attack of cobras who came out of nowhere when they tried to open the vault.

@indrajith_indra

Жыл бұрын

@@harshit6045 This is not a story brother, this is the fact. If you have visited that temple you will understand. The atmosphere inside is entirely different from outside..its like a cooling effect inside even if it's burning hot outside and the sand also resembles somewhat of ocean sand. And it is claimed that in certain areas inside the temple we can hear the mild noise of the sea.

@LaravelTuts

Жыл бұрын

Wow🔥🔥

@t.s.p1864

Жыл бұрын

May be its way to the underworld where naga species live.

@darkheart6964

Жыл бұрын

@@t.s.p1864 I really wanna meet every single supernatural entity in our universe..as long as they don't wanna harm me... Also it would look insanely cool to watch someone shape-shift....

Actually I think, #1 Kailasa Temple should be in the list of 7 Wonders of the World. Its a huge temple & considering how it build using top0-down excavation, its a WONDER.

@ThankYouGoogle4

Жыл бұрын

Which one wonder would you like to replace with Kailasa?

@halleyscomet2672

Жыл бұрын

I agree but no. I don't want it to become a tourist site flooded for no reason.

@tushars4038

Жыл бұрын

@@ThankYouGoogle4 Christ the Redeemer

@ThankYouGoogle4

Жыл бұрын

@@tushars4038 Christ redeemer is a modern wonder of world! Kailasa was built in medieval times. If you wish to replace it for another wonder atleast gain a little knowledge first mate!

@whitewolflite

Жыл бұрын

I want all these temple in the wonder list.

Love when Steph can pronunciate Padmanabhaswamy Temple😇

@nandasologar9731

Жыл бұрын

Steph. got. close!My cousin. was named Padmanabhan. but nonTamils could NOT say. his name! Heck they can't. pronounce my 1st name in Canada!

@shreyashreya4709

3 ай бұрын

@@nandasologar9731 padmanabh is not a difficult name and even i am a hindi speaker still i can pronounce it becuase it is actually a sanskrit word . And comes in vishnu sahastra naam.

@uppilisrigiri3279

2 ай бұрын

​@@shreyashreya4709 not everyone is well versed in Sanskrit, I know how to pronounce a few names 100% right! But, outside the subcontinent, not everyone can pronounce names properly! And, I need to correct it, it's Sahasranama/Sahasranaam! Each shabd gives a different arth in Sanskrit!

@Manu_Nayar

25 күн бұрын

@@nandasologar9731. Pad /ma / na / bha. Lord Vishnu

Indians are absolutely genius in the world

You should read more about Konark Temple and how it was built. I bet you will be amazed to know about the history of this temple.

@captaindelta43

Жыл бұрын

Yup odisha has an underrated history

@Shiva-zj6od

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it was made in the sea.

@Fortunemakermarvel

Жыл бұрын

​@@Shiva-zj6od our guide there said that an architect's son challenged him to make a very beautiful temple but the son thought if he could not make the temple he would die The last day only the head of the temple was not built and rest was made . So he died

This is what Indian History is all about. Oldest in the whole universe

@nandasologar9731

Жыл бұрын

And...the Mughals thought they were GREAT!

Obviously pyramids are one of the wonders of the world... How those ancient people managed to build those architectures back then is still a mystery to us but still those pyramids are just nothing but 3d shapes whereas these temples are not only built with almost perfect accuracy but also tiny details too which makes them more attractive... But the sad thing is that the world gives priorities to those 3d shapes more than these beautiful art works....🤷 Coz I think building these temples is way more difficult than building a 3d shap(pyramids) at that ancient era...

@kuberanraj875

Жыл бұрын

Unrecognizable For The Reason

@amarnathcr7335

Жыл бұрын

It is because Egypt is famous in the world for their Pyramids. Whereas India is internationally knows to be a poverty stricken country. It is all about what sells more.

@harshit6045

Жыл бұрын

The pyramids are more than 3500 years old. They were built during the era where even wheels were not used. The rocks used were enormous and very bulky. And there were 3500000 such blocks used. Then too the Egyptians managed to build the pyramid of Giza in just 20 years. The pyramids point exactly (only 1/15th of a degree error) towards the 4 directions (north, south, east, west). That's why people are interested in them.

@kuberanraj875

Жыл бұрын

@@amarnathcr7335 Are You Which Country???

@amarnathcr7335

Жыл бұрын

@@kuberanraj875 I'm Indian.

I remembered the comment made by chinnaya vikram sir during the promotion of PS -1, "we built these temples 1000 of years ago when western world was yet to be discovered". We were taught in school British people came and civilized us, n we Indians believed it even now we believe it, how ignorant we are.

@t.s.p1864

Жыл бұрын

@𝘵𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘮👉 officialjabykoay bsdk stop doing this scam nobody will fall for it. Bhnk k lomde

I like Achara a lot. But Steph's turned out to be my favorite. Especially Steph and Syntell together is a vibe.

Jaby at this point you know more about different parts of India than me 😄

@sudiptoghosh3861

Жыл бұрын

How will he know? he does not even show up on his channel now days 🤔

@ravitejaknts

Жыл бұрын

@@sudiptoghosh3861 I think He got covid.

@anshuman5554

Жыл бұрын

@@sudiptoghosh3861 he is just minting money from stupid Indian audience

Much awaited video personally loved the reaction. I like Steph genuine interest in these kinds of mysteries

apparently the mystic chant used is said to be "garuda mantram" which is like a prayer for the vahaan (vehicle/means of transportation) of Hindu god Vishnu to whom the temple is dedicated. his "vahaan" is an eagle also known as garuda. Uk what's the most intriguing part? I noticed that the vault has cobras on it and eagle can defeat snakes. also for those with snake curses in their life are told to perform this mantra to get rid of it or diminish the effect (I do it every sat too). but the thing is, we can all chant it for our own purposes but no person alive currently is powerful enough to use the mantra as a chant to its fullest power and thus the vault cannot be opened.

Konark is from my state. Odisha, on the East Coast of India. And, it's କୋଣାର୍କ कोणार्क not 'na' sound. The legend goes 1200 workers couldn't figure out how to get the top up. And a 12 year old son of one craftsman did it. Hahah, and since you asked, Odia people ate Pakhalaw.

you should react more videos about the Patmanabaswami temple and how the riches are being secured or stored. I bet you will be amazed

These people not only were good at engeneering but also in Art work with immense body strength 💜

Awesome Steph...love to see you grow on Jaby

Hey Steph. Great reaction but i reckon with all those mind-boggling architectural marvels, this video definitely need a whole new brush-up & more temples should be included because there are tons of them which didn't get included here.

Its awesome . you would love to react this guys . 1)25 Amazing Scientific Reasons Behind Indian Traditions & Culture - Hinduism Facts . 2)25 Common Indian Rituals that are Surprisingly Logical 🇮🇳. 3).11 Reasons Why Indian Food is Logical & Intelligent 🇮🇳 .

Such a mind boggling video, great reaction too!!

I really liked this video and Steph's reaction to it. India is full of incredible and unimaginable mysteries, especially such mysterious temples. The carvings on some temples which is even older, they are unreal, the curve the stones have, the architectural masterpieces the poeple created its unreal. And about the Brihadeeshwara Temple, as you mentioned even in pyramids the people have used some crazy ancient technology. But I have read that the block there in pyramids weighed about 2.5 - 3 tons, which is still an incredible thing. The one in Brihadeeshwara Temple weighed about 80 tons. Even imagining that is crazy. And about the vault in the Padmanabhaswamy temple, I donno if it is this temple or some other temple..., but I have heard that it took them about 32 highly qualified scholars of their time to enchant the same mantra (Probably something called the Asta Naga Digbandhana Mantra or something as such I am not completely aware of it). Every Mantra has a specific manner in which it should be enchanted and we have precise amount of grammatical notations that denote one how to chant. And the door can be unsealed only when you get back 32 of such scholars who can chant the same mantra in the exact manner. But apparently the chant is so complex that even despite the grammatical notations' availability, getting 1 such scholar is very hard. So it is almost impossible to open it. The Konark temple had a Statue of a deity levitating mid air due to that 52 ton magnet apparently. The magnetic strength was so strong that it started deflecting the compass and even the very ships of the Britishers who were colonising India back then. Apparently one of them ordered to get the deity out of that place. The moment the statue was removed, the temple collapsed on that side. It was built with such great technology. The very same temple has a huge stone carved wheel. That shows you the exact time of the day wrt the ray of sun falling on it. There is calculations for it as well. It's very very mysterious, the temples of India. Do make more such videos and if possible try visiting India and temples here😇😊 Get some good authentic guide as some guides here go crazy with stories of their own sometimes 🤣

Awesome video! Great review! 👌👍

Finally my requested video 💓 you should react more on this topic

I can look at Steph for a whole day...just to appreciate her pure soul

StephSabrah is really good at pronouncing Indian names and places

And to add to brihadeeshwara temple , it was constructed only in 7 years and more interestingly the granite that they have used is not found around the city in radius of 100 km

💓Nice vedio reaction....Steph..... looking forward to more video reactions from you

Also, regarding that Tanjore temple mystery, I have seen a documentary on using Kites to lift great weights. I think that might have been used.

Great video.. Great respect 🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 lot of love..

The last one Ellora is from my hometown near Aurangabad 😊 Its a Historical city with caves ellora and ajanta, forts daulatabad, tombs like taj of deccan❤

We want more videos like this

Love today watch along with jaby achara and steph required. All three should react :)

for your information, in pyramids, average stone weight is around 4-5 tonnes. brihdeshwara one is of 80 tonnes and they did that by minimising slope to the top of the temple by increasing its distance from base of thr temple to around 3-4 kms.

@shubhamshah3639

Жыл бұрын

like Ancient Indian people were too good at maths even at that time when this meathods didn't existed 🤯

Actually that 80 ton stone on top of Tanjai Periya Kovil (Brihadeeswara Temple) was pulled by elephants and thousands of men and they built a ramp for so many kilometres which will be inclined from ground to top of the temple

Iam from thiruvananthapuram, kerala, and my house is located near the padmanabhaswamytemple ( richest temple in the world)

YES 1:46 many of the stone wheels were in working condition but made frozed by govn

there is another thing in Ellora caves, there are some pillars that produce music when tapped, especially the sound of tabla.

Kailasa Temple is constructed by RashtraKuta King Krishna II So many kannada inscriptions have been found in the temple traced back to RashtraKuta Dynasty RashtraKuta Empire was one of the lesser known most underrated dynasty At their peak they conquered most of India King Govinda greatest of all won the Tripartite struggle and ruled Kannauj, one of the wealthiest city that time Emperor AmoghaVarsha Nrupatunga ruled kingdom more than 75years peacefully without waging any war It's sad that they don't get much needed attraction like the Maurya, Chola and Maratha kingdom gets

Steph you should react to a new shot documentary by Prachyam SAHEB WHO NEVER LEFT A shot documentary of how the British ruled India and how they left

The way that pyramid stones were carried... But with less slaughter... I love your question.. Thank you for asking..

It is very common notion that Egyptian called indians to construct Pyramid due to these technologies. Indians were way more advanced than the current people 10000 years back.

Pyramids are like toys in front of Kailasa Temple's perfection and out of the world engineering

Back then people were so strong we should assume a man was like one elephant.👍 we can never replicate any of these by hand. Some even contain 5000 years of civilization history. Padmanabhaswamy temple is believed to be the sleeping palace of Lord Vishnu.

You should also know about kamakshi temple which remains closed during godess menstruation period

Them use to make elevated lanes 5-6 kms long and used to push the pieces for that distance to place them at the top of the temple..

THIS IS THE MAIN REASON WHY KEEP FALLING IN LOVE WITH INDIANS TRADITION & CULTURE. AND BEING AN INDIAN, I BEEN WAY TOO PROUD OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF OUR ANCESTORS, WITHOUT ANY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY 🫡

In south india u can find old temples with insane architecture everywhere

1:22 right there ! the address should be Konark, Odisha, India.

They gave us valuable messages to present humanity, I am waiting what we going to give messages to future humanity

Top 10 Richest temple reaction please

Jaby Please do a reaction video on Kailasa Temple of Praveen Mohan with Steph or only steph We need that

I have recently seen kailasa temple it was really surprising for me

In love with Steph’s voice ❤❤

I m just 15 km away from Kailasa Temple or Ellora caves.... ❤️

The Kailasa temple level of detailing on the rocks is mindblowing. Padmanabha Swamy temple has this holes in it which shows the sun position and which helps to know time. Many of the temples are destroyed and looted by the invaders. Still only a few are there. Imagine if those invaders wouldn't loot these. From one temple they found the treasure. All these temples had their fair share of gold and jewellery.

Steph is the best .. I like her voice ..so deep 🥰

I wud suggest u make reaction video on the kailasa temple of elora caves... you will be amazed

The richest temple itself is made with gold. Real gold. The outer golden colour is real gold

@nandasologar9731

Жыл бұрын

PadnabhaSawmy Temple is the ORIGINAL Golden TEMPLE!

That's just sum part of untold India and its architecture of its temples

Dang! The kind of engineers our Ancestors were. And here we are maligning their images. 😂😂😂😅😅😅

Your comments too are wonderful....India is full of mysteries....Watch Meenakshi temple..

You should react to Karthikeya 2. That movie explores mysteries like this. You don't have to watch the first part to understand 2nd part. But I recommend watching that too ❤️

I like her reaction it was genuine. 👌✌

We also enjoyed your reaction 👍😊

I think ancient people are bigger and stronger than us and now because of evolution we became smaller and weaker that's why the construction they did in ancient times now we think it's something impossible .... Yeah the carvings they did that's impossible thing Konark temple is in my state Odisha nd it's incredible I have visited konark soo many times ....

Not only those big efforts went in making these temple, it must be understood that Indians were highly advanced in mathematics (e.g. geometry to make shapes and sculptures) and architecture. Of course India was highly advanced in other all fields of science like metallurgy (magnet in Sun temple and metals joining sones), astronomy (Sun dial on wheels), advanced tools (stone cutting in Ellora temple). This is very very small list here,

Try to watch about the last temple more u won't regret it its a good topic for video to

Kailasa temple took 137 years to built it seems..!

Something new and interesting after a long

You guys should react to mardani 1&2

Kailasa temple - is a master piece of “Determination “.

3:16 that is Magic Of Tamils 🔥

@jishamp7539

Жыл бұрын

Of the hindu tamils.... Not the Christian ones

According to historical evidence in 8th century, Rashtrakuta King Krishna-I started building Kailasa temple. The sculptor who carved the temple are from Tamil Nadu as a result this temple got dravidian art form. A small temple similar to the Kailasa temple is located in Tuticorin district of Tamil Nadu state. The name of the temple is "Vettuvan Koil". The same sculptors who carved this Vettuvan temple later created the Kailasa temple.

The number 4 temple where an 80 ton stone was placed 216 ft high and sculpted, isn't actually a mystery. They just made a huge and long ramp way, from ground to the Temple top with hardened soil, and carried the 80 ton stone with the help of several Elephants. It has been recorded in several scriptures from back then. This video maker didn't research any of these temples and just ended up calling them mysterious.

10:19 I like that expression of urs😂, jokes apart, the video was worth watching

Omg!!! This vdo is so scary and with its music.. 😮😮😮

It could be a myth but I think in earlier days there could be giants to lift the heavy materials

Steph, I recommend you to go through Praveen Mohan's youtube channel. There are lot of constructions that will surprise us. Ancient Indian Engineers are so good at their skills.

Incredible India ❤

1:43 *JABY's* Cameo

you should visit BAPS temple in Chino Hills since you are in LA.

I love Steph Sabraw, her excent her expressions nd her beauty 😍🤩🙈🚩

There are still so many mysteries in india that can't be explained by science...i have witnessed with my own eyes..

This video is so wild and very hard to react to😭😭😭....she did gr8

Amazing video👍👍👍👍👍👍

PadmanabhaSwamy temple's vault is believed to be closed using NAAG PAASAM chants which invokes the power of snakes, can only be opened by GARUDA chant which can overcome the power of snakes. It is also a belief that attempt or opening the vaults would befall misfortune on those who seek it, which was later stregthend by mysterious death of petitioner who asked to open the vaults. Another belief is when people put their ear to the door of closed Mysterios vault they heard sounds of ocean waves and snakes which spooked them and the attempt to open it was stopped since then.

love from India 🇮🇳🙋 nice video 👍

Steph! you are the best! :)

In ancient Hindu civilization, there would be definitely genius people who used their superpower to do all this things. In India,there also huge temple who build in single night. Yes you heard it right.

There is a myth that stones sleep some times.. During that time it doesn't weigh at all..