Learn English Through Jaipur City Vlog | Engish Vlog | Havisha Rathore

Hello! Welcome back to this channel!  I am testing out this toy bike,  

and both Keshu and I enjoyed riding it.  Although we cannot ride a full-sized bike,  

this toy bike gives us a taste of the experience.  Right now, I am having my lunch with my siblings  

and cousins. It was a different experience  having food together. Whenever  

you bring the camera towards Keshu, he acts  like a gorilla. I think he was a gorilla in  

his previous birth. Sometimes, it is difficult to  forget old habits. Old habits die hard. Isn't it?  

After having our lunch together, we all swarmed  around the fridge. My grandfather stacked the  

fridge with ice creams and chocolates for us.  I was having trouble deciding which flavor  

of ice cream to choose because I wanted  the most delicious one. On the same day,  

we had a tug-of-war between boys and girls. The  girls emerged victorious as usual. It was really  

fun. We used a hose instead of a rope, which  made our grandfather angry because he uses  

it to water the plants. However, we had the  support of our grandmother. So, no worries!  

The next day, in the morning, we hit the road to  Govind Devji temple. The temple is around 12 km  

away from our house. We started early. So, it was  not much of a traffic. We enjoyed the ride. Now,  

I request my mother to take over the video from  here. We stopped on the way at a petrol pump to  

fill the tank. It is always better to keep  the tank full before starting any journey.  

This is one of the many precautionary measures  we should take to begin a journey. Isn't it? We  

may not find a petrol pump when needed. And if the  fuel gets over in the middle of the road, it would  

be complete chaos and troublesome to us as well as to other people on the road.

Auntie Ji, how long have you been working here? It's been four years.

You must have been exhausted by the end of the day, right?

No, I'm not. My elder daughter is a doctor in physiotherapy, and my younger one is at Hyundai.

My son is going to be an engineer very soon. Oh, that's wonderful.

The elder daughter is a doctor in physiotherapy, and the son will become an engineer within one year.

That's very nice. He has completed his third year. He will become a software engineer.

I was not sure what to do, ma'am. My relatives have been causing me a lot of trouble.

I'm sorry to hear that, Auntie. However, sometimes things happen beyond our control.

My folks ditched me when we were in financial hardship.

The woman who overcomes life's challenges will reach the pinnacle.

Your children have grown strong like your backbone. Isn't it?

After just seeing you, I decided to make a short video of you and upload it on my channel.

OK, see you later.

My eldest daughter is a physiotherapist, my son is studying to become an engineer,

and my other daughter works at Hyundai. My son will graduate in one and a half years.

During tough times, people tend to depart.

Please don't shed tears for them. Please brush away the tears.

Remember, God is watching everyone's actions.

I am just waiting for my kids to be ready.

Yes, the God always helps the righteous.

This impressive structure is actually a temple dedicated to Shiva, rather than a private residence.  

This area of Jaipur city is called  Chand Poll. Here we have the famous  

temple of Hanuman Ji, where the bombs were  blasted by terrorists in 2008.  

You may find yourself captivated by the uniform color of these buildings. But let me tell you. Because of 

this kind of dominant colour of its buildings,  Jaipur City is also known as the Pink City. It is  

also known as the Paris of India and the Island of  Glory. Let me also tell you how we got this colour  

in the city. The city was painted pink to welcome  Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, in 1876. Many of  

the avenues remained painted pink. It gives Jaipur  a distinctive appearance and the epithet Pink  

City. In the City, you will come across numerous  gates and walls similar to this one. We need to  

take a left through this gate, but the traffic  seems to be jammed. We'll have to wait for it  

to clear. We need to take a left turn from here to  get to the Hawa Mahal. Unfortunately, we are stuck  

in traffic again. This is the Hawa Mahal, a palace  built from red and pink sandstone. Its façade is  

magnificent. Isn't it? It has around 1,000 small  windows on its five-floor facade. It looks like a  

honeycomb. The small windows are called Jharokhas.  These small windows were designed to allow royal  

ladies to observe everyday life and festivals  celebrated in the street without being seen.  

The small windows make the whole area  pleasant during summer because they  

allow cool air to pass through. You might be  wondering if this is the front of the palace,  

but let me tell you. This is not the  front. This is the back of the palace.  

Its colour is a full testimony to the  epithet of "Pink City" given to Jaipur.  

This is where we are going to park our  car and head to the temple. The pigeons  

are filling their tummy with grains  scattered by the devotees over here.  

This is the entrance, and that one is the exit of  the temple. We washed our hands here and made our  

way to the temple. Here, you have a divine view of  Lord Govind Dev ji and Radha Rani. Right now, the priest  

is performing worship, Aarati. The devotees want  to capture the Lord's image on their mobile. The  

hall of the temple is packed like sardines. The  devotees have thronged to get the blessings of  

the Lord. The Lord is very merciful. Right now,  it is five past eleven. My father is carrying  

our Shyamsunder in the basket on his head, trying  to pass through the horde of devotees. It reminds  

me of a scene of Vasudevji having baby Krishna  to Gokul from Mathura on his head in a basket  

while crossing the river. Fifty-six types  of offerings are being offered to the Lord.  

The temple's walls are also painted the  same colour as other buildings in the city,  

which is a complete testimony to the  epithet of Pink City given to Jaipur.  

This is the rear side of the temple. The  pond, which was once filled with water,  

is now completely dry. I would say it is a  dry pond now. Earlier, there was a stunning  

view of the pond brimming with water. Now, the  solar system is being used here to generate or,  

I would say produce solar energy. Havisha wanted  me to click a photo of her with the dry pond in  

the background for just a memory. This is  the view of the temple from the outside.  

We were filled with joy from our wonderful  experience upon leaving the temple premises.  

These paintings depict the life and  activities of Lord Chaitanya Maha Prabhu.  

We did some shopping on the way and bought  a few decorations of our Shyamsunder,  

but not his clothes since my mother tailors his  outfits to fit his size. Havisha received a red  

rose offered to the Lord. We got in the car  and headed back to our home feeling blessed  

and grateful for the glimpses of the Lord.  Thank you so much for watching this video.