The video is a narrative of a visit to the Monkeys Temple in Jaipur, India. The narrator begins by expressing surprise and amusement at the presence of a car in the temple, which has already attracted the attention of the monkeys. The temple, dedicated to the monkey god Hanuman, is home to over 4000 monkeys and has been in existence for more than 1200 years. It is believed that the monkeys have been drawn to the temple due to the growth of the city and the convenient habitat it provides.
The narrator delves into the history of the temple, mentioning a man who was devoted to the Hanuman God and built the first altar around the 8th century. Over time, the place evolved into a monastery where young apprentices would learn yoga, Sanskrit, and other arts. The narrator also shares a fascinating historical tale about a human-monkey hybrid who became a deity.
The narrator describes the temple as a place of peace and spirituality, frequented by both locals and tourists. However, the monkeys are not shy and can be quite mischievous, often stealing items from tourists. The narrator also shares an anecdote about a local guide who has a unique relationship with the monkeys, having spent much of his childhood in the temple.
The video concludes with a visit to a nearby sacred waterfall, which the locals consider to be sacred. The narrator reflects on the experience, expressing admiration for the monkeys and the temple, and emphasizes the unique experience it offers to visitors.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The temple is located in Jaipur, India.
2. The temple has over 1,200 years of existence.
3. The temple is dedicated to the Hanuman God, also known as the Monkey God of Hinduism.
4. The temple is home to over 4,000 monkeys.
5. The monkeys are considered sacred and are fed by the locals.
6. The temple was founded by a monk who was devoted to Hanuman God.
7. The monk taught young apprentices the art of yoga, Sanskrit, and other skills.
8. The temple has a waterfall nearby that is considered sacred by the locals.
9. The locals believe that the water from the waterfall has healing properties.
10. The temple is also a monastery where young apprentices come to learn.
11. The guru or master teaches the students in a living room-like setting.
12. The students sleep in small beds in the monastery.
13. The monastery has a dark and eerie atmosphere at night.
14. The monkeys are known to be mischievous and have been known to steal from tourists.
15. The temple is not very crowded with tourists, and locals often come to pray and show devotion.