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Mount Abu is a popular hill station in the Aravalli Range in Sirohi district of Rajasthan state in western India near the border with Gujarat. The mountain forms a distinct rocky plateau 22 km long by 9 km wide. The highest peak on the mountain is Guru Shikhar at 1,722 m (5,650 ft) above sea level. It is referred to as 'an oasis in the desert' as its heights are home to rivers, lakes, waterfalls and evergreen forests. The nearest train station is Abu Road railway station: 27 km away.
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旅の星 Tabinohoshi 「堺サイクリング探訪～歴史と伝統の町」 Sakai, Japan vol.19
★日本語の字幕(CC)を選択してお楽しみください
★Please select English (CC) for English captions.
堺は、歴史と伝統の町。
今回は、堺ゆかりの自転車で
サイクリングを楽しみながら、
町家、堺包丁、鉄砲館などを訪ねた。
Cycling through Sakai, A Town of History and Tradition
Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture
This film presented Sakai as a city of historic importance and traditions that it is.
It took a look at old townhouses, locally made knives, a gun museum and more,
all the while peddling between sites on a rental bicycle.
☆詳細ＬＩＮＫ☆
大仙公園観光案内所
自転車博物館サイクルセンター
茶寮 つぼ市製茶本舗
山口家住宅
清学院
藤井刃物製作所
鉄砲館
旧堺燈台
歴史街道推進協議会
関西地域振興財団 Kansai Window TV
Music by
Kaai Hanashita,Kouhei Sako,Yoko Takamitsu
ぬるべの郷 曽爾－Sonimura（The Most Beautiful Villages in Japan）
自然が作り出した芸術的な絶景が間近にせまり、雄大な自然を満喫できる曽爾村は、「ぬるべの郷」ともいわれています。
ぬるべの郷は漆部郷のことで、日本の「漆塗り」が始まった場所で、たくさんの物語や伝説を育んだ山里です。
Handcrafted Sword Market In Pushkar, India ( सजावटी तलवार बाज़ार पुष्कर )
I have made this informational video of indian village fair shop of talwar( तलवार ) in Pushkar Cattle n horse fair where you can buy indian traditional weapons which are used for worship and decoration in home. .
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Disclaimer:These are blunt swords used for decoration only, not for other uses.
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► Location – Pushkar, Ajmer, Rajasthan
► Event – Pushkar horse market At Pushkar Mela Fair 2018
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Ramnagar Fort Museum Gun section - Tourist Spot near Varanasi
Ramnagar Fort near Varanasi (Kashi Banaras / Benaras) is one of the most visited popular famous sightseeing places near Varanasi. Ramnagar Fort Museum has antique ancient ages swords, palki, car, weapons, jewelries, guns etc. This video shows few antique Guns (Weapons) that was used by various Raja Maharaja (Prince) of India. Various types & sizes of GUN (Bandook) stored inside Ramnagar Fort (Quila / Kella). Must visit tourist spot near Varanasi is RAMNAGAR FORT.
The Ramnagar fort lies about 14 km. from Varanasi and is situated on the opposite bank of river Ganga. It is the ancestral home of the Maharaja of Banaras. Maharaja Balwant Singh built this fort-palace in the eighteenth century. The fort is built in red sandstone. The Ramnagar fort has a temple and a museum within the grounds and the temple is dedicated to Ved Vyasa, who wrote Mahabharata, the great Indian epic. Legends have it that Ved Vyasa stayed here for a brief period.
The Ramnagar fort houses a museum displaying the Royal collection which includes vintage Cars, Royal palkies, an armory of swords and old guns, ivory work and antique clocks. The Durga Temple and Chhinnamastika Temple are also Located at Ramnagar. A temple of Dakshin Mukhi Hanuman is there. Inside the giant walls of the Ramnagar fort-palace, there is a big clock. This clock not only displays year, month, week and day but also astronomical facts about the sun, moon and constellation of stars. An interesting array of ornate palanquins, gold-plated howdahs and weapons are some of the artifacts on display in the Ramnagar fort-palace museum.
Ramnagar Fort is a fortification in Ramnagar, Varanasi, India. It is located near the Ganga River on its eastern bank, opposite to the Tulsi Ghat. The sandstone structure was built in the Mughal style in 1750 by Kashi Naresh Raja Balwant Singh. At present, the fort is not in a good shape. It has been the home of Kashi Naresh since the eighteenth century. The current king and the resident of the fort is Anant Narayan Singh, who is also known as the Maharaja of Varanasi even though this royal title has been abolished since 1971. The museum is known as Saraswati Bhawan. The museum is in what used to be the Durbar Hall or the Public Audience Hall of the fort.[3] It is well known for its unusual and rare collections of American vintage cars, bejeweled sedan chairs, ivory work, medieval costumes, gold and silver brocaded royal Palakis (Palanquins in the shape of a lotus flower). It has elephant saddles carved out of silver, jewellery, costumes made of kimkhwa silk (finest product of the weavers of Varanasi), an impressive armoury hall with swords, old guns from Africa, Burma and Japan. The old armoured matchlocks, ornate hookahs, daggers, portraits of Maharajas, black musical instruments which have turned white due to neglect of maintenance and there is a rare astronomical clock.[2] This clock shows not only the time but also the year, month, week and day, and the astronomical details of the Sun, Moon and other planets. This clock was made in 1852 by the Astronomer at the Court of the Royal Palace of Varanasi. In addition, manuscripts, especially religious writings, are housed in the museum. Many books illustrated in the Mughal miniatures style are also part of the collections.
Crown of Jaipur | Hyperlapse
It has been more than one year since 'Go Delhi Go | Hyperlapse' and I felt like producing a second one from India. Just when I was thinking about which Indian city should I gun for, Jaipur - The Pink City, came into the picture. Well, that's because last year I got to see a just a bit of this city, when I attended the wedding of my friends. So I read a bit about the city and tried to understand what makes it what it is today and it only made me take the journey sooner. I hope to take you into past with this film.
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Headhunters of Nagaland-Episode 52 sd
After more than 20 yrs, Nagaland was finally been opened to Westerners, so I was determined to visit and verify that the headhunters had all been converted to Christianity...
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Nagaland is a remote jungle area in NE India that has more in common with its neighbor Myanmar. I discovered that the past is not so distant in this part of the world.
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Headhunters of Nagaland Video Details
Mon town is the district capital in the state of Nagaland, a remote region of NE India along the Myanmar border. It is best known for its 13 headhunting tribes.
The area is so remote that it has never been militarily conquered. That is until the US army arrived in WWII to build a road through Burma to support the anti-communist Chinese.
Like the British before them, the US Army preferred to leave them alone. However, the Southern Baptist missionaries were of a different mind.
They waged a war of conversion and since the 1950’s the tribes have officially abandoned headhunting and have converted to Christianity.
In some cases there are some obvious benefits. However, the area is still in a state of war. A war of independence and only last year was the state opened to foreigners.
So I decided that I needed to leave the modern town and visit a local village so I could verify that headhunting really was a thing of the past.
It doesn’t take long to exit the town of Mon (I was heading to the village of Leangha). The way is clearly marked and trails are obvious
All villages have at least one Morang (or long house) where the young warriors slept until married.
Without electricity life in the village can be very dark and rustic.
Each village has a king who still governs from his throne room. Gongs captured from other villages over time are always of pride. And skulls are still in fashion. Hornbill beaks, elephant jaws to name a few.
But these weren’t the skulls I was looking for. The king assured me that these are all pre-1945 human skulls and that his people are now good Christians
Thinking about the Christian crusades made me wonder about that statement.
So 65 years after WWII, Nagaland is civilized after all.
An interesting historical reference is The Konyak Naga, Yesterday and Today, by Rev. Y. Chingang Konyak, 2008 edition.
London Tattoo Convention 2018 | Killer Ink Tattoo
We were on-hand to film the 14th edition of the International London Tattoo Convention in all of its glory!
Our latest video features some of the best tattoo artists around, plus two pyro-laden performances and the debut of the eagerly-awaited Cheyenne Sol Nova.
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Vintage weapons on dislay at Jai Vilas Museum, Gwalior
There is a weapon room displaying some of the weapons used by the Kings and his army. In this room the weapons ranging from swords to guns are on display.
JaiVilas Palace was constructed by Maharaja Jayaji Rao scindia in 1874 at a cost of Rs. One crore. It is a fine example of Europian architecture, designed and built by Sir Michael Filose. Filose was rewarded with a well-deserved knighthood. It is particularly famous for its large Durbar Hall. The area of the JaiVilas palace is 12,40,771 square feet.The first storey is of the Tuscan, the second of the Italian-Doric and the third is of the Corinthian order of architecture. The interior of the Durbar Hall is 100 feet long, 50' wide and 41' in height. Gilt and gold furnishings were used for decorating the Durbar Hall, which is adorned with a huge carpet and gigantic chandeliers.
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