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Sir what you did is unmatched respect for you….legend

Fantastic vlog sir, salute to the ladies who live in tiger dominated area.

Thank you So Much ❤

Hindi language m baat kiya karo sir

Is there any motorable road upto Tulladesh?

Excellent...The place where great Jim experienced paranormal activities during his stay

Wow...Wife of headman of tak village who met Jim Corbett in real, Amazing work👍👍

Sir..please share the place with us where Jim killed man eating leopard of Rudraprayag

Waiting for you new video.

Angrej chale gaye aoulad chor gaye bc😡

Respect you sir from Kerala ❤

Why the fuck are u speaking in English if u can speak in hindi

Is bungalow me bhoot hai bhai jim Corbett ko dikha tha waha par 1910 me

Abe hindi mai bata

Can you comment down the coordinates of thak village

Murari ji I request you to please add google map location of all the places you travel

Many many thanks to you sir, so that you have discovered the place where the man eater of CHAMPAWAT (Kumayun) was gunned down by Sir Jemes Adward KORBETT after killing more than 450 poor people. I have visited KALADGUNGA village of Korbett Sir, I have seen so many things of his in the museum and that great WALL which was constructed by him to save people from the wild animals! But couldn't go to the any place/spot where that great man killed a Man Eater! Now this Video you made, has given me very glad sir! Thank you, go ahead!

10:46 the village shown at 10:46 , is that your relative's village?

0:37 I often see this confluence of Ladhya and Sharada ( JC called it Sarda), in Google Maps and always wonder how this place looks in reality, how high are the surrounding mountains etc etc. But today, I can see it here. Great share. Is Village Sem, also visible from the rock? Today one can see many houses and terrace fields on the eastern side of this place.

15:17 8:44 the houses are pucca built.... 11:24 this time also, tigers or any other animal, may be using them to live, at night.... 12:06 this one looks old house. Others look quite recent, in comparison 12:37 this one looks of thak maneaters time 13:48 its dangerous to go inside, it may fall down or a hidden animal or a snake may come out 15:17 that big rock with the ledge... But why did that plaque is built there. Its destroying the original look of that rock... They should have encircled with some metal chain and put the board at some distance, pointing towards the rock. But there are chances that this could not be the original rock....the researcher-author has written it... 16:08 surpring!!!! The water spring is still there!! 18:30 So the tigers are still living there! I was about to ask in the comment section. So it's risky.

7:11 Thula kot 9:42 dungarsing's house

1:37 it's quite slippery and risky... Thanks for sharing this video... We can see the terrain is so challenging. True jungle 5:05 the pugmarks are bigger than human hand, so could be of tigers

Good video.

Sir, I want to go there to see the spot, can you please give me exact road direction to go there? Regards

Thanku so much sir finally apne panar man eater location search kr hi li aap great ho sir❤

Sometime I Think You Are Reincarnation Of Jim Corbett Who Visited All His Sites And Enjoying Himalyan Life 😊 Again Beacuse Jim Say In His Old Age I Will Die In Kenya But Reborn In India Your Admiration Of Jim Corbett Is Just Amazing❤

You Are Osm Sirji ❤ Aap Jim Corbett Ke Sabse Bade Fan Ho Apne Bata Diya😊

Thank you

Thank you

Great Historical Place Thank You Ji To Visit And Show Us This Place I Am Big Jim Corbett Fan❤

this is like a dream come true for Jim Corbett fans. first time i read man eaters of kumaon was in 1994. today first time i saw thak village. this will always be special for corbett and his fans coz this was his last hunt. i remember the part where corbett heard a mans dying cries at night from the then deserted thak vilage, though people returned after the man eater was dead. lekin aaj dekho, thak is deserted for good now. fascinating to think.

This was fascinating. I am a great student of all Corbett's books. The country is not what I had pictured from the books, perhaps because of his unfortunate habit of referring to nearly all kinds of woodland as "jungle," when technically none of it was.

Great Video Plz Make More On Jim Corbett Saheb❤

Sire please publish some Books on wildlife or about Sire Jim Corbett.

We are grateful to you for taking the trouble that you are making these precious videos. If you don not make these videos we shall never be witnessed it.

thank you so much

You are the first person to show us Sanouli Village..Keep going Sir. Great Work 🙏👍👍

Finally got a new video. Thanks for uploading sir 🎉 Love from Australia

It's been a long time for me to wait for your video Sir. Thank you for sharing the place. I will definitely meet you when I visit Uttarakhand. Yours sincerely, Nikhil

Thank you very much Sir and how do we contact you ?

Thanks for this video place of msneater of rudraprayag of which video is requested

Ek mic lelo taki awaaz sahi se sunayi de aap apna Engle change karte ho video me to awaaz gayab ho jati hai

You are making an excellent effort to showcase the places where Jim Corbett actually killed man eater big cats based on his books. It would be nice if you can speak in Hindi for better understanding. The English language can be displayed in sub titles for those who do not understand Hindi. Thank you! 🙏

Hi, watching from USA, thanks for all the videos, these are simply amazing!! By any chance did you visit the Chowgor tigress final spot where Jim Corbett had to shot with one hand only?

Love You Sir I Am Big Jim Corbett Fan❤

Sir please make your next trip to the Chowgarh village

After looooong time... thanks for ur effort 🙏

प्रणाम है इन वीर महिलाओं को जिन्होंने अपनी साथी को बाघ जैसे डरावने जानवर से अपनी स्वयं की जान खतरे ने डाल कर कर बचाई और इतनी देर तक संघर्ष किया। उसके बाद घायल को घर तक लाने काम बहुत कठिन था जिसे इन बहादुर महिलाओं ने पूरा किया। बहुत सराहनीय। शब्दों से परे कार्य। 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Keep growing uncle🎉

Thanks a lot sir for taking us more than 100 years back with our hero The Carpet Sahib .