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Traversing the Grand Trunk Road: From Kolkata to Peshaware - Dream Routes - Full Documentary

Traversing the Grand Trunk Road: From Kolkata to Peshaware - Dream Routes - Full Documentary

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This journey takes us along the Grand Trunk Road, which stretches across the entire Indian subcontinent. We begin in the mangrove forests of the Bay of Bengal, moving on to Kolkata for the colorful festival Durga Puja. Further stops along the way include a Roman Catholic Church, a very important Buddhist stupa, a visit to the Bodhi Tree and the holiest Hindu place in India, the Ganges
Date: 2022-12-30

Comments and reviews: 9


-absurd border performance-, seriously? is that how you make documentaries, by making biased statements and hoping no one will notice because your photography tour was grand?
and what does it mean, saying sundarban is -still- a home for tigers and crocodiles? it is a designated wildlife reserve, a national park, of course it harbours wildlife
p. s. the GT road was initiated by Sher Shah Suri, as many of the comments pointed out
also, it is GANGA ARATI, not ganja arati, 'ganja' means hemp - that plant people use to smoke
do your research before you make a -documentary-

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The Grant Trunk road is from Chittagong (Bangladesh) to Kabul(Afghanistan. The route was initiated in 3rd century BC by Emperor Ashoka roughly from Bengal to Peshawar. The highway was extended by further rulers especially Sher Shah Suri during the 16th century. Further the British constructed the metalled road on this route
Nice documentary and pulse of GT road is truly captured.

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Grand Trunk Road was not built by the British but Sher Shah. Read Indian history to find out who he was. You western presenters know little about India distorting the truth. The blighted country does its best to wipe clean the greed and tortuous acts of the colonials of Europe. You looted the country and I am delighted you are far far away never to be seen again.
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As a young person I read Kim four times and I fell in love with India. I finally visited India in my twenties and India isn't like that. It's the dirtiest, filthiest, most chaotic, magical place I've ever been. I fell in love with India on my own. You see things in India that you just won't see anywhere else.
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The original grand trunk road ran from Chittagong to Kabul and kolkata was never even a part of original grand trunk road. You shited up your video on the beginning by starting from kolkata
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Everytime I see any documentary about India I instantly feel blessed that I was born and live far, far away from that crowded blighted country. So many people. Too many people!
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India could really do with taking about half of its population and dropping them deep into the Indian Ocean, somewhere West of Chagos to clean that filthy subcontinent up a bit.
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How come he starts and keeps on insisting that GT road was built by English? That is not true. Original idea to build one continuous road was by Sher Shah Suri!
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india is just too much overcrowded and rohingya are illegally coming to nepal. we dont want rohingya here. sick!
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