Gary’s Hemis Festival Adventure | India’s Mega Festivals | हिन्दी | Full Episode | S2 - E2

Gary immerses himself in the vibrant rituals and rich traditions of Ladakh’s Hemis festival. Follow his adventure through river rafting, football, and visits to ancient monasteries on India's Mega Festivals.
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[@tenzinlhakpa2224]

That was beautiful❤❤❤ one if the best episodes of your visits in india👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 Me being tibetan, I too learned quite a lot from here. So thank you for this amazing video🙏🙏

[@nubri9295]

Where is Buddhist there is a peace vibe❤ really

[@surayvanshiajitnegi427]

What about Tibet, (China)😊
What about Myanmar (Barma)....

[@drjagritisingh6569]

​@@surayvanshiajitnegi427india is ruled by constitution, not by brahman religious book.i am sure creater of caste system shouldn't have the audacity to talk about other countries when ncrb data shows rise in attrocities against sc st. China and Myanmar are technically military one party rule states.

[@mitakpa77]

​@@surayvanshiajitnegi427coming from someone who was ruled by British for 200 years.you sure do have short memory.

[@tsewangnamgyal627]

@@surayvanshiajitnegi427here comes a bhakt full of gobar and hate

[@surayvanshiajitnegi427]

Hey man i born in Independent India and i do believe in living in present instead of Past.. Because past is dead and gone and present is wonderful and future will be glorious!
And want to share one more point before replying someone comment trying to do understand what was the actuall question...
Don't asked baseless and stupid question!

[@karmakelsangdolma21]

Thank you for the amazing video. Blessed🙏🏼

[@UrganSpaldon]

The documentary perfectly captures essence and beauty of our hometown, the landscape and the culture. Thank you for highlighting the richness of our heritage. Your work is truly appreciated and it fills me with pride ❤

[@gyadre]

The red colour on the dough effigy represent blood. This ritual is adopted from the Native religion of Tibet called Bon. Since Buddhism represent non violence colour dye red is added by to represent blood. Ko-nga is a vegetable dye which gives a reddish colour when immersed in water.

[@zabilem__777]

incredible culture❤❤

[@ladakhrajakhan7873]

What a stunning place ❤️

[@padmaangmo4226]

Just amazing ❤❤❤

[@thinlasnubu5707]

Welcome to Ladakh 😊

[@Collegian_selfcare]

Why don't you explore more about ladakh please

[@stanzinrangdol7367]

Wow ❤

[@kaypee6650]

Free tibet..jai hind

[@abbbbzzzzz]

Gary you missed the place which know as the true heaven in Ladakh with lesser number of urbanization and crowds which is Zanskar valley which situated southern part of Ladakh. I hope we will meet again with zanskar valley videos.

[@TenzinDukta-zz4sc]

Welcome to ladhak

[@jigmeyezer2156]

It should not be India’s Mega Festival, yes Ladakh is in India but It should be known as Buddhist Mega Festivals

[@TenzinDukta-zz4sc]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@satyanbanotra1389]

High regards for Buddhism

[@thinlesdawa2965]

looks like the editors weren't paid enough.

[@pematsering91]

Next go to Tibet

[@DashBabu-x1p]

Hindi me banao

[@Pixelz_01]

First comment ❤

[@Dhansukh.Jethava]

Hindi language mein nahi hai

[@JAVEDKHAN12-x2l]

Kon kon single hai ❤❤❤

[@gamitrahul8906]

i

[@drjagritisingh6569]

Buddhism >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> brahmanism