Ep 6 Mahabalipuram - Places to visit | Ancient temples | Pallava Dynasty carvings | Tamil Nadu скачать в хорошем качестве

Ep 6 Mahabalipuram - Places to visit | Ancient temples | Pallava Dynasty carvings | Tamil Nadu

Mahabalipuram, also known as Mamallapuram, is a historic town in Tamil Nadu, India, famous for its ancient rock-cut temples and sculptures. It is located on the coast of the Bay of Bengal, about 55 km from Chennai. We spent one day exploring carvings done by Pallava dynasty at Mahabalipuram, these carvings date back to 6th and 7th century period. Spices website link - https://spice2nuts.com/ Gadgets we use for Visa2explore & Harish Bali Travels. Sony A 7 111 camera: https://amzn.to/4clE2zI Z -90 Sony: https://amzn.to/3SO8T10 Go pro Hero 12: https://amzn.to/46GULw6 IPhone 15 Pro: https://amzn.to/3YJgr8Y For Background Music, we use “Epidemic Sound” in our videos. You can use it from the link below. https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra... Date of Journey - 10th jan 2025 Details of places visited by us during the day in Mahabalipuram are listed below. We met with Mr. Santosh local guide from Mahabalipuram who guided us throughout the day. Guide - Mr. Santosh - 9087504766 Entry Ticket - Rs 40 (Indian) & Rs 600 (Foreigner) per person is applicable for visiting all the ASI monuments of Mahabalipuram. Sea Shore Temple - This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva & Vishnu, we came to know that before the 16th century this was submerged in the sea. Hotel Mamalla Bhavan - We had pongal Rs 70 & vada Rs 28 per pc in breakfast. This old eatery is located at 1 km distance from Sea shore temple. Pancha Rathas - There are five monolithic rock-cut temples shaped like chariots, each carved from a single rock which are dedicated to pandavas. They never came here; it is only their depiction. Then proceed further to see other architectural marvel of the Pallava Dynasty in Mahabalipuram Oldest lighthouse of India is located in Mahabalipuram, just under the light house, we visited Mahishasura Mardini cave & Anantasayana perumal. It is all made out of one monolithic rock. It is located right on top of Mahishahshur mardini cave temple Krishna’s Butterball: A giant natural rock balanced on a slope, which looks like it's about to roll down but never does. After this we went for Lunch and explored couple of more carvings. All these places that we visited are within 3 km radius only. Overall experience of travelling in Mahabalipuram and exploring these rock carvings was an experience of lifetime. I really enjoyed this journey. After this you will see our next episode, which is going to be about our day spent at Chennai.