That tree is in the Botanical gardens near Kolkata. The banyan tree puts down prop roots which can mature into wooden trunks. This enables it to spread wide. The tree can live on even if the original stem dies away if sufficient prop roots are there.
The Magnetic Hill is not an illusion... you don't have to press the accelerator while driving... it'll move forward on its own. In the opposite direction, even when you step on the gas really hard, the car moves very slowly. Have been there. Ladakh is like another planet.
Dhanushkodi in Rameshwar, it's beautiful! Especially in the monsoon season both the sides you see ocean and in the middle, just ruins. Beautiful sight! ❤️
Maharashtra has around 350 forts 😊 We love mansoon trekking 😍 Most of the Forts have great history associated with Chattrapati Shivaji king. You can visit any Fort near to Mumbai. There are so many near to Mumbai.
@- king- haha I saw you corrected the word, but 'dissent' or 'dessend' are still not right. If you meant descend then that's still OK. But 'climb down' is grammatically right when it's steep, & one has to use feet as well as hands to move down. You're welcome! ;)
3:46 that's bcoz u came to Jaipur which is eastern Rajasthan, although the soil here has the same sandy texture of desert it's not exactly desert. Desert is in western part of the state
@@swatisaini6447 I have been there with my friends. It's a good hangout place which gets a little spooky in the evening because it is a ruin and also because of the pyschological approach. Bhangarh has a thousand stories circling around it, none of which I think are true. But all of them have one thing in common, that the fort is cursed. The most popular story is that the Princess of the fort was very beautiful and a magician fell in love with her. And she rejected him, had him killed and so he cursed the whole kingdom. You can look it up here: link.medium.com/zOqSWNWcN9
Another strange one is *"Kailasa Temple"* . No scientific explanation neither any technology till date that how it was built by carving the rock from top to bottom on such large scale.
@@devansh5562 carving top to bottom (impossible even today with modern tools) with such a fine finishing without having technical equipments and that too there was no pile of mud (which came as by-product during carving) found in the radius of 100 km from the temple spot. Even million of workforce may have been used but modern science have no answer to these questions.
@@ShivamGupta_15 do you like to add mordern science cannot explain this to every thing u can't understand....? That carving is just super fine example of architecture and hardwork....now what do u not understand in this.
The last one is Great Banyan Tree in the Botanical Gardens located in Howrah, Kolkata. The tree puts down aerial prop roots which hang from the branches and gradually mature into trunks which appear like a separate tree. But in whole it's one whole tree which keeps spreading and gets wider. In this way, even if the original stem dies or decays some day, the rest of the tree can still live on. That is how it got widened over 5 acres and has over 3700 aerial roots at present. Many branches and roots were destroyed by cyclones over the years, the most recent one being Amphan. But it still lives on and do give it a visit when you come to Kolkata next.
The Banyan tree is here in Kolkata in the Botanical Gardens...but the recent Amphan cyclone damaged it. It is soo spread out that the actual trunk is indistinguishable now...
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The banyan tree is in Kolkata. You can visit it when you go there next. The main trunk of the tree is gone, but the roots hanging from the branches have grown down and are now supporting the tree
Bhangarh fort is actually not far from Jaipur and Delhi. From Delhi, it's 6 hours drive and from Jaipur it's only 2 hours. And its the most haunted place in South Asia
That was one tree. Banyan trees have hanging roots from the branches which grow and plant themselves in the ground. These roots with time turn into trunks and sprout more branches , leaves and roots.
Queen Mary ship is haunted as fuck! Watch Sam and Colby video on it. It's one the top 10 haunted places on earth. And yes you can stay in RMS Queen Mary. They've got many rooms but the most haunted one is closed for public. They recently only opened it for a month but again locked it for the general public
@@arjunsridhar46 LOL I am also very skeptic. But after watching Sam and Colby 's video on yt, I am actually believing in spirits. And that frickin' place is one of the most haunted places on earth. I would suggest you to check Sam and Colby's video. They've made one in room B340 which is the most haunted room on the ship and closed for more than 30 years. Nearly 50 people died in that single room. But it was open for guests for like 2 months last year. That definitely is a scary vid. They also contacted spirits off camera of which audio one of them recorded and they posted it. Check that out too!! And that is not fake. Because their faces were telling and they were sworing the whole vid that this isn't staged or fake
That was one tree. Banyan tree is special because it has aerial prop roots which eventually forms a trunk and after a while it becomes hard to distinguish from the main trunk of the tree. So it looked like a lot of trees here because of that.
Rick, Banyan trees grow shoots that find rooting in the adjacent soil, spring up again, and thus it keeps expanding. As long as it is grown from one central stem / bark, it is called as one intact tree. That is one main reason why Banyan tree finds a place in Indian philosophy, and also a mention in The Gita ('Ashwattha' meaning 'temporal') as a symbol for universe being made up of many continuous 'worlds'.
Great banyan is actually a single tree..... It has many root like structures hanging from the branches..... These root like structures are as wide as a typical tree stem.... So it looks like there are many trees .. that together makes the whole tree....but it should be remembered that .... Its a single tree❤️
Banyan tree is very common in India. This tree develops roots on its branches and when those roots touch the ground they go into the soil and thus the tree develops so many support base except the main trunk. After many years even if you cut the main trunk of tree, it will still survive. Also lord Budha was enlightened under the Banyan tree.
I have hiked to the kalavatin durg.. the final stretch is a rope climb, with absolutely no protection.. it's super scary.. it's windy and very risky.. you can camp at the base.. the visuals are spectacular.. experience of a lifetime.. and about the Banyan tree, those are the roots that you got confused with other trees...
It is a single tree not multiple trees What looks like multiple tree trunks are actually roots branching down from the tree branches and they get grounded with more roots under the ground.
It's one tree. Not all those trees.. The banyan tree grows branches downwards and in time when these reach the ground they form roots by going into the soil and this way the total diameter of the tree keeps on growing..
Cherapunjee is in the state of Meghalaya and that's where I'm from. Makes me so proud seeing that the double-decker bridge made it to the list... It is definitely a must visit :)
Have hiked Kalavantin durg. Such a beautiful place it is and also dangerous to climb. Basically it was used as a watch tower during the rule of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Besides Kalavantin Durg there is PrabalGad fort. And you can also go through a rope way from Prabalgad to Kalavantin which is rarely available. You can check the mesmerising view of Kalavantin durg ropeway from Prabalgad on Google.
Chhattisgarh - state of INDIA, has a place MAINPAT. 😌, *water flows against gravity* -- ulta pani, surguja,cg. , no illusion. A tourist spot. + rocks sound like metals. - thinthipathar, surguja,cg. + land that float/ bounces -- daldali,surguja,cg. + hot water source ( enough to boil eggs& rice) . -- tata pani, surguja, cg. + kailash gufa / shiv cave-- very peaceful cave on rock mountain in greenery. Surguja,cg. But chhattisgarh is trible, forest area. No proper tourism effort by government, as its a new state. Underprivileged kind of. By max area is covered with FOREST. Major producer of MINERALS, ( coal, bauxite, etc) . Major producer of ELECTRICITY via hydropowerplant & coal. Largest supplier of electricity to neighboring states. Famous for RICE. Knowns as " Dhan ka katora " / " Bowl of rice " . FARMING.
The tree is a banyan tree, And the large thing is its canopy, that all is the same tree, the small one , which look like a separate tree are not trees but they are regrown branches from the arial roots of the banyan tree 😊👍🤘🤘
I have went to Kalvantin durg couple of times..... And its the best place for treks to visit..... It is difficult to climb but definitely not that dangerous place though..... #TREK🤩
Did Kalavantin durg 3 years back. The climb and humidity tore my ass. Also I was fat back then. Made it 10 times worse. But totally worth the effort. 💖
The Great Baniyan Tree is in Shivpur, Howrah, Kolkata Rick...go and visit next time...you can't imagine a huge forest (Botanic Garden) is situated inside a city... couple go there to do ❤️,you know what I mean 😉
Two of these places longewala battlefield and kuldhara is situated near my city Jaisalmer..Rick and Corbin if you come to India please do visit Jaisalmer
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some best trekking forts are Raigad, Rajgad, Shivneri, Visapur, Lohagad, Harishchandragad, Harihargad, Bhairavgad, Kalavantin durg, Madangad and the list goes on!!!! plz react on some of them! u,ll also come to know the importance and greatness of all forts during 'MARATHA EMPIRE'.
Whattt NOO! What you're looking at is a single tree but it has multiple adventitious roots with one stem. Those adventitious roots functions as a supporting element when they reach into the ground and become a pseudo stem.
Kalavantin Durg is easy hike but not for the people with fear of heights ... There are many osm places to hike with more wonderful views. Banyan Tree has an arieal roots which propogates once those roots reaches the ground.
So banyan tree has its own main roots but also as these are very wide to support it's great nutrient requirement it grows prop roots which become thicker and look like individual tree but that is ansingle tree only guys yes it's widest ............ As u guys said at the end these roots grow from branches to the ground yes that's why it looks colection of trees but it only has one main bark or stem...
Yes this is one banyan tree ...this tree located in Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden, Shibpur, Howrah, near Kolkata, India.. you search about this tree it is so oldest....
It is calked banniyan tree .single tree spreading roots its near area.one you reviewd tamil song (vikkram acting) they are hanging same type of tree.we do not callef as tree instead viruchcham.
Banyan tree has the root from the branches ... thats y it look like many trees at there ... that tree has only one trunk and others are roots of single tree
My father has been to Roopkund(the skeleton lake) in his college days for his research project with his friends. He said he used the small bag of skeletons they brought back as a pillow to sleep in. I was very small when he told the story and was shook to the core😂😂
'Wearing a lucky key is the key to put the key into the lock and open it through the lucky key that Korbin Miles is wearing on his neck. That's the key to the key of the lucky key.' *(Anybody noticed Korbin wearing a key?)*
Bhangarh is not haunted. It is an ASI managed heritage site, and all ASI sites close in the evening and open in the morning. No other reason to restrict entry. There is wild life in the area and leopards are known to wander into the site at night. Look up Banyan trees. They have roots growing out their branches too and these reach the ground and add to the girth of the tree. This may make it look like separate trees but once you are underneath the tree you can tell that it is all just one tree.
Actually, the Bhangarh Fort is managed and maintained by the Archeological Survey Of India (ASI) and MOST of the monuments protected by ASI remain open for visitors only from sunrise to sunset. Bhangarh is no exception. Bhangarh is a beautiful place, which should be appreciated for it's history and not because it's said to be haunted
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That tree is in the Botanical gardens near Kolkata. The banyan tree puts down prop roots which can mature into wooden trunks. This enables it to spread wide. The tree can live on even if the original stem dies away if sufficient prop roots are there.
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Shibpur, Howrah.🙂
The Magnetic Hill is not an illusion... you don't have to press the accelerator while driving... it'll move forward on its own. In the opposite direction, even when you step on the gas really hard, the car moves very slowly.
Have been there.
Ladakh is like another planet.
Dhanushkodi in Rameshwar, it's beautiful! Especially in the monsoon season both the sides you see ocean and in the middle, just ruins. Beautiful sight! ❤️
Maharashtra has around 350 forts 😊 We love mansoon trekking 😍 Most of the Forts have great history associated with Chattrapati Shivaji king. You can visit any Fort near to Mumbai. There are so many near to Mumbai.
❤️ Maharashtrian forts⛳⛳
I have been lucky enough to have treked many forts in and around maharashtra for almost 15 years.
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League of Legends Bilgewater theme is the name of the background music.
I see you are a man of culture as well.
I am honestly surprised this video has not been claimed or struck.
Music of all kinds, even covers, get struck a lot on youtube.
It sounds very similar to the theme from Black Sails...
I've trekked to the Kalavantin Durg.
The climb down scared the hell out of me though. It is steep af. 🥴🤢
@- king- haha I saw you corrected the word, but 'dissent' or 'dessend' are still not right. If you meant descend then that's still OK. But 'climb down' is grammatically right when it's steep, & one has to use feet as well as hands to move down. You're welcome! ;)
Yess, I was there during monsoon and it was slippery and scary AF. But the view and wind at the top❤️ worth it!
It is! Loved it. Want to go there again some time!
Same here ✌️
3:46 that's bcoz u came to Jaipur which is eastern Rajasthan, although the soil here has the same sandy texture of desert it's not exactly desert. Desert is in western part of the state
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Yup Banyan tree branches become another trunk once they are older.
Bhangarh fort, the haunted fort is just 2 hours away from Jaipur. You guys went to Jaipur
Have u been to bahgarh? What's it's story? Who was the wizard who cursed it and why?
@@swatisaini6447 Search on Google..
Stop promoting this silly superstitious story... It's a fort so u can visit if u like forts...
@@swatisaini6447 I have been there with my friends. It's a good hangout place which gets a little spooky in the evening because it is a ruin and also because of the pyschological approach.
Bhangarh has a thousand stories circling around it, none of which I think are true. But all of them have one thing in common, that the fort is cursed.
The most popular story is that the Princess of the fort was very beautiful and a magician fell in love with her. And she rejected him, had him killed and so he cursed the whole kingdom.
You can look it up here: link.medium.com/zOqSWNWcN9
@@ayushimishra5519 so u r saying that a guy couldn't handle rejection from his crush and he decided to ruin everything 😐😑🤦
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There's are also some ancient Banyan trees in Mumbai, in the Colaba, Fort area.
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Another strange one is *"Kailasa Temple"* . No scientific explanation neither any technology till date that how it was built by carving the rock from top to bottom on such large scale.
You don't need scientific explanation for that. It's either slavery or lot of people with lot of time!
@@devansh5562 carving top to bottom (impossible even today with modern tools) with such a fine finishing without having technical equipments and that too there was no pile of mud (which came as by-product during carving) found in the radius of 100 km from the temple spot.
Even million of workforce may have been used but modern science have no answer to these questions.
@@ShivamGupta_15 do you like to add mordern science cannot explain this to every thing u can't understand....?
That carving is just super fine example of architecture and hardwork....now what do u not understand in this.
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Threw me off instantly! :D i was like why am i having GP flashbacks listenting to this....
The last one is Great Banyan Tree in the Botanical Gardens located in Howrah, Kolkata. The tree puts down aerial prop roots which hang from the branches and gradually mature into trunks which appear like a separate tree. But in whole it's one whole tree which keeps spreading and gets wider. In this way, even if the original stem dies or decays some day, the rest of the tree can still live on. That is how it got widened over 5 acres and has over 3700 aerial roots at present. Many branches and roots were destroyed by cyclones over the years, the most recent one being Amphan. But it still lives on and do give it a visit when you come to Kolkata next.
Yup and also the main trunk of the tree was infected with fungi and was amputated, so the tree solely lives on its aerial prop roots.
I've been hiking to the first one on the list (Kalavantin Durg). It is beautiful!
Are khatarnak ratri machi var camping pan kelela amhi
@@kushalbhatkar1739 Me too
@@kushalbhatkar1739 Yeah? Would love to visit again some time!
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The Banyan tree is here in Kolkata in the Botanical Gardens...but the recent Amphan cyclone damaged it. It is soo spread out that the actual trunk is indistinguishable now...
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Just wanted to tell you guys that Chaitanya Tamhane the director of Court has won FIPRSCI award and best Screenplay Award at Venice Film Festival this year for his new movie The Disciple..... It's also a Marathi movie....... Please help the movie in getting recognition it deserves coz it's not getting much attention even after winning after 20 years at Venice Film Festival
The banyan tree is in Kolkata. You can visit it when you go there next. The main trunk of the tree is gone, but the roots hanging from the branches have grown down and are now supporting the tree
Its a single tree as visually you can see above, all the branches are connected to each other in a chain, supported by roots coming down.
Bhangarh fort is actually not far from Jaipur and Delhi. From Delhi, it's 6 hours drive and from Jaipur it's only 2 hours. And its the most haunted place in South Asia
the great Banyan tree is at Botanical garden, Kolkata
Banyan trees roots come fom its branches so when they reach the ground they grow from there so this tree always keep growing and become wide
I stay 10 mins away from the great banyan tree.. Its in Howrah, a city just beside Kolkata
That was one tree. Banyan trees have hanging roots from the branches which grow and plant themselves in the ground. These roots with time turn into trunks and sprout more branches , leaves and roots.
Prop roots are branches that hang and once they touch the ground they become roots and ultimately tree trunks. That’s how the tree keeps getting wider
11:25 I'm pretty sure you can stay over at the Queen Mary. They've got rooms and stuff to stay over
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Queen Mary ship is haunted as fuck! Watch Sam and Colby video on it. It's one the top 10 haunted places on earth. And yes you can stay in RMS Queen Mary. They've got many rooms but the most haunted one is closed for public. They recently only opened it for a month but again locked it for the general public
@@aaryanbali4726 I'm like Korbin lol. Massive skeptic. Would love to spend the night there someday
@@arjunsridhar46 LOL I am also very skeptic. But after watching Sam and Colby 's video on yt, I am actually believing in spirits. And that frickin' place is one of the most haunted places on earth. I would suggest you to check Sam and Colby's video. They've made one in room B340 which is the most haunted room on the ship and closed for more than 30 years. Nearly 50 people died in that single room. But it was open for guests for like 2 months last year. That definitely is a scary vid. They also contacted spirits off camera of which audio one of them recorded and they posted it. Check that out too!! And that is not fake. Because their faces were telling and they were sworing the whole vid that this isn't staged or fake
@@aaryanbali4726 I have watched that video lol
That was one tree. Banyan tree is special because it has aerial prop roots which eventually forms a trunk and after a while it becomes hard to distinguish from the main trunk of the tree. So it looked like a lot of trees here because of that.
Kalavantin Durg in not abandoned like showed in that video. It's very popular place to hike & I climbed it just 4 months back.
Rick, Banyan trees grow shoots that find rooting in the adjacent soil, spring up again, and thus it keeps expanding. As long as it is grown from one central stem / bark, it is called as one intact tree. That is one main reason why Banyan tree finds a place in Indian philosophy, and also a mention in The Gita ('Ashwattha' meaning 'temporal') as a symbol for universe being made up of many continuous 'worlds'.
Great banyan is actually a single tree..... It has many root like structures hanging from the branches..... These root like structures are as wide as a typical tree stem.... So it looks like there are many trees .. that together makes the whole tree....but it should be remembered that .... Its a single tree❤️
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Banyan tree is very common in India. This tree develops roots on its branches and when those roots touch the ground they go into the soil and thus the tree develops so many support base except the main trunk. After many years even if you cut the main trunk of tree, it will still survive. Also lord Budha was enlightened under the Banyan tree.
Banyan trees have aerial roots thats hangs down in search of water and for support the structure.
I have hiked to the kalavatin durg.. the final stretch is a rope climb, with absolutely no protection.. it's super scary.. it's windy and very risky.. you can camp at the base.. the visuals are spectacular.. experience of a lifetime.. and about the Banyan tree, those are the roots that you got confused with other trees...
Skeleton lake is in my state up in Himalaya....that place is known as roopkund.....n skeleton are 8 feet tall.
That tree is in shibpur botanical gardens, kolkata. Next time you go there, you can see the tree. It's a single banyan tree.
5:30 this is when Rick actually got scared a bit
Rick saw dead people skeleton - oh grt😂😂
Cool guys. Really background score is excellent 🌹
A Banyan tree has roots jutting out from its branches. Its hanging from the main tree and one day touches the ground and becomes like another trunk.
Korbin ,ghost do not belive in you. 😉😜😂😂😂
Korbin would scare away the ghosts just by him high pitched surprise screams.
The big banyan tree is a sight to be seen near Bangalore, so are the living root bridges in Meghalaya. Oh yeah the big banyan is a natural phenomenon
It is a single tree not multiple trees
What looks like multiple tree trunks are actually roots branching down from the tree branches and they get grounded with more roots under the ground.
You should definitely see POV of Kalavantin fort stairs. Super scary.
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Roopkund in Uttrakhand is the most strange, mysterious place.
Skeleton are of people whose height were 10 ft.
Banyan is a tree whr roots r also generate from stem n branches to support d main trunk to tree
It's one tree. Not all those trees.. The banyan tree grows branches downwards and in time when these reach the ground they form roots by going into the soil and this way the total diameter of the tree keeps on growing..
Cherapunjee is in the state of Meghalaya and that's where I'm from. Makes me so proud seeing that the double-decker bridge made it to the list... It is definitely a must visit :)
THAT TREE IN BOTANICAL GARDEN KOLKATA. THATS ONE TREE! WITH ROOTS FROM BRANCHES GOES INTO THE SOIL.
one of my friend who is from irelad once visited me in kerala..and he was like..this is just like ireland..so much greenery..
Have hiked Kalavantin durg. Such a beautiful place it is and also dangerous to climb. Basically it was used as a watch tower during the rule of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Besides Kalavantin Durg there is PrabalGad fort. And you can also go through a rope way from Prabalgad to Kalavantin which is rarely available. You can check the mesmerising view of Kalavantin durg ropeway from Prabalgad on Google.
Chhattisgarh - state of INDIA, has a place MAINPAT. 😌,
*water flows against gravity* -- ulta pani, surguja,cg.
, no illusion. A tourist spot.
+ rocks sound like metals. - thinthipathar, surguja,cg.
+ land that float/ bounces -- daldali,surguja,cg.
+ hot water source ( enough to boil eggs& rice) . -- tata pani, surguja, cg.
+ kailash gufa / shiv cave-- very peaceful cave on rock mountain in greenery. Surguja,cg.
But chhattisgarh is trible, forest area. No proper tourism effort by government, as its a new state. Underprivileged kind of.
By max area is covered with FOREST. Major producer of MINERALS, ( coal, bauxite, etc) . Major producer of ELECTRICITY via hydropowerplant & coal. Largest supplier of electricity to neighboring states.
Famous for RICE. Knowns as " Dhan ka katora " / " Bowl of rice " . FARMING.
The tree is a banyan tree,
And the large thing is its canopy, that all is the same tree, the small one , which look like a separate tree are not trees but they are regrown branches from the arial roots of the banyan tree
😊👍🤘🤘
That banion tree near by my town
Banyan trees can grow roots from their branches they are called ariel roots, they grow towards ground and when they reach they grow into a new tree.
It was one tree, the smaller trunks arent exactly trunks, those are prop roots from the branches of the same tree.
Video: *Skeleton lake*
Rick: "Whoooooo! Thats GREAT" ....XD
the first place Kalavatin is must visit....I have been twice on top
I have went to Kalvantin durg couple of times..... And its the best place for treks to visit..... It is difficult to climb but definitely not that dangerous place though..... #TREK🤩
Did Kalavantin durg 3 years back. The climb and humidity tore my ass. Also I was fat back then. Made it 10 times worse. But totally worth the effort. 💖
Seems like Everyone forgot Binod 😅
Bcoz binod is hiding in rasoda
Yes and you should too
Yes and everyone should. Bakwas trend tha anyway. 😅
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Cuz Rashi killed him.
The Great Baniyan Tree is in Shivpur, Howrah, Kolkata Rick...go and visit next time...you can't imagine a huge forest (Botanic Garden) is situated inside a city... couple go there to do ❤️,you know what I mean 😉
Two of these places longewala battlefield and kuldhara is situated near my city Jaisalmer..Rick and Corbin if you come to India please do visit Jaisalmer
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some best trekking forts are Raigad, Rajgad, Shivneri, Visapur, Lohagad, Harishchandragad, Harihargad, Bhairavgad, Kalavantin durg, Madangad and the list goes on!!!! plz react on some of them! u,ll also come to know the importance and greatness of all forts during 'MARATHA EMPIRE'.
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What you're looking at is a single tree but it has multiple adventitious roots with one stem. Those adventitious roots functions as a supporting element when they reach into the ground and become a pseudo stem.
Kalavantin Durg is easy hike but not for the people with fear of heights ... There are many osm places to hike with more wonderful views.
Banyan Tree has an arieal roots which propogates once those roots reaches the ground.
So banyan tree has its own main roots but also as these are very wide to support it's great nutrient requirement it grows prop roots which become thicker and look like individual tree but that is ansingle tree only guys yes it's widest ............
As u guys said at the end these roots grow from branches to the ground yes that's why it looks colection of trees but it only has one main bark or stem...
Yes this is one banyan tree ...this tree located in Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden, Shibpur, Howrah, near Kolkata, India.. you search about this tree it is so oldest....
In lockdown we reach kalavantin durg with salman khan sir very life changing moments that was
The background music is from Vikings era influenced by Norse culture. U can find many such on RUclips.
It is calked banniyan tree .single tree spreading roots its near area.one you reviewd tamil song (vikkram acting) they are hanging same type of tree.we do not callef as tree instead viruchcham.
It was Great i never knew about so fascinating places in India Thanks guys
Banyan tree has the root from the branches ... thats y it look like many trees at there ... that tree has only one trunk and others are roots of single tree
My father has been to Roopkund(the skeleton lake) in his college days for his research project with his friends. He said he used the small bag of skeletons they brought back as a pillow to sleep in. I was very small when he told the story and was shook to the core😂😂
Kolkata botanical garden !
'Wearing a lucky key is the key to put the key into the lock and open it through the lucky key that Korbin Miles is wearing on his neck. That's the key to the key of the lucky key.'
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thats single Bunyan tree, it has multiple areal roots, when this areal roots reaches ground they act as normal root.
Bhangarh is not haunted. It is an ASI managed heritage site, and all ASI sites close in the evening and open in the morning. No other reason to restrict entry. There is wild life in the area and leopards are known to wander into the site at night.
Look up Banyan trees. They have roots growing out their branches too and these reach the ground and add to the girth of the tree. This may make it look like separate trees but once you are underneath the tree you can tell that it is all just one tree.
If you want to see that tree come to Bangalore. It's 35 Kilometers aprox from Bangalore.
You should put the original link too guys!!
Actually, the Bhangarh Fort is managed and maintained by the Archeological Survey Of India (ASI) and MOST of the monuments protected by ASI remain open for visitors only from sunrise to sunset. Bhangarh is no exception.
Bhangarh is a beautiful place, which should be appreciated for it's history and not because it's said to be haunted
Congratulations on 800k guys , ( I know I am a bit late ) . But mind my words , you two will get more than 1 m subs before the end of this year . Best of luck , 👍
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No. 10 is very wonder on of them...it is very surprise fact
Thats not other tree but roots of banyan trees but they are very old so they seem like trees
plssss watch more of Kenny Sebastian. You haven't watched his funnier videos yet. Plss watch, I have been asking for quite a while
He isn't that funny.
He is funny enough for them to have fun and give an awesome reaction
Been to Kuldhara, don't know about haunted - but the place is eerie even in the middle of the day.
plz react on best trekking forts in Maharashtra state. You guys will definitely love it.
Making fun but will know its real only when ghosts scare the shit out of you😂😂
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I this video twice, once for the music , second for the horticulture joke.
Guys, Rick and Korbin, Korbin and Rick, I've gotta say this, I love you guys man, thank you
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I have been to Kalavantin Durg with friends.. it's so cooll💯
Rick..the tree is in Calcutta west Bengal
Well no link to original video in the discription.
Nice going
I have been to magnetic hill.. and Banyan tree was so many times I have crossed