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These 2 fathers are real HEROES. Took 4 days to bring them to school, and it will take another 4 days to go back home. What a life. May God bless them all the time.
Sarah Omolade, You couldn't be any more right, on your analysis of these fathers. As a parent myself my heart was in my throat. Thank god they made it all in one piece, hope the fathers will make safely back to their homes. Amen.
I have no idea HOW this popped up on my screen but these are the best documentaries I've seen in a very long time. I've been watching them since yesterday and am sad I'm almost done.
36:00 the father forgets extra socks for himself but remembers to keep extra socks for his son. This is the real care of the father. A great respect from deep inner heart.
These children get to say "In our times, we had to cross mountains, rivers, snow, hills, etc to go to school" kind of stuff when they will get old. Respect to the people of the region.
@@arod1766now that village is connected by road and they go to cities on indian airforce helicopter. IAF helicopter i now deployed every day there. so there children's will not have to face these problems.
@@arod1766these places are now well connected with infrastructure, the infrastructure development is so much that people are now starting to protest that it will harm their environment
The 2 fathers making that journey are men who truly understand what being a father really means. Some of the men I know could most definitely take a leaf out of their book.
No Govt managed small planes or anything similar at some point for such remote areas? How do these remote areas manage medical emergencies or any natural disasters?
I think it all depends on the person. My mom is a doctor and even though she’s often very busy, at the end of the day she always says how much she really loves what she does. Who knows, maybe they change their minds down the road. But I still hope that they were able to achieve their dreams. 🤷🏻♀️
@jogga singh teidy I can imagine it will be very difficult to reach their goal, but they are so dedicated ,and I for one want to believe they can do it and be happy. Yes there might be set backs and things will not be like in other countries, I look at Doctors without Borders, very hard to do what they do, but oh so satisfying. I wish them strength, safety ,and well being. But I do understand what you are saying, my best to you.
I cried so much watching this for so many reasons. In the Western world many of us take education for granted, and here we see fathers and children risking their lives so that they can go to school. Not only that, but they are separated for months on end, away from their parents. As a mother I found it heart wrenching when the dad's had to leave straight away without even a break 😥. This documentary makes me feel truly grateful to be able to cuddle my children and have warmth this winter, and all the other things that makes our lives easier. I hope they got back safely and the families are doing well as its been some time since this was filmed.
I’m not understanding why they have chosen to live somewhere so inhospitable! Then it appears that all hopes are being placed on the children to “save the family from poverty”. This just sounds very unhealthy. I would move my family out of there asap.
@@yanikeonpurposeits not that they choose to live there. Theyre born there,,, many generations of families. When these adults were children, they didnt have the chance to go to school. Theyre born into that world and are literally too poor to leave. The only way out is education and the parents know theyre too old to start school now but their children arent. At most what’s expected is money to be sent home if the children can get a good job.
I did it. And everyone inside the classroom wonder! Even some students didn't believe that this is happening in India. I'm from northeast and we are experiencing slow development here because of lack of funding by Central govt or corruption by Higher authority.
i can’t imagine the fatigueness of the fathers endure. taking care of the safety, carrying lugages, and the children too sometimes. and have to get back home again. parents love.
I remember when I was a student of class 12th i walked 14 km by foot in a steady rain as I could not pay 2 Rs bus fare I am now engineer.... These kids are bright future of india
This made me emotional especially when the father brought an extra dry socks for his child but himself wore the wet socks...they are really heroes..lot of respect for them....love to my ladakhi people
Yes...and then the fathers must turn around and walk back.. I only hope that the van took them back to where he picks them up? Because that was about 30-40 miles..about an hour by vehicle..seems the should get this..😊😢
Nostalgia! I spent about 3 good years living in Leh, Ladakh while attending middle school. My dad was posted there(Indian Army). Such humble and hardworking people.... Unparalleled natural beauty in the rugged Himalayan ranges. There is no place like Ladakh in India. Lots of love to all Ladakhis!! Julley!!
happy fathers day to you, you are my heroes. i cried the moment he gave his son new dry socks and he had to repeat wearing the wet ones. their love for the kids is so touching, you have humbled me!
Seriously man I was all tear ..I mean it was icy cold glacier water that can freeze the blood. But they took it for their kids and didn't even flinch ..
The saddest part is to say goodbye to both sides. I was teary eyed..while watching the fathers walked away back to thier village.😭😭😭😭😭 a big salute to these father.
Yulia Orme I've shown them videos but I feel they would empathize with this bit more, since it's children around their age.. Sometimes we need to be reminded how lucky we are.. I will definitely be putting all my effort in to make them more conscious 💜
I'm amazed by what are these parents doing for their children's education... At the same time out there many people don't care about it, even when the schools are next door. All your videos are true inspiration!
Such lovely people of India 🇮🇳💞! I wish the US had more honorable people like this who would sacrifice their lives for their kids education! We take it all for granted! I hope these parents live a long a happy life !
These documentaries made me realize how much sacrifices parents make to support their kids. There is no greater love. I called my family after watching this😊
Man I cried my eyes out when the Father said he wants to cry and the other Father said we maintain our composure so they don't cry. I never had my Bio Dad but the love of these Fathers is amazing. I wish I had a Father who raised me. I hope to be half the Dad these Men are if not more.
I cried when I'm watching this as a teacher i really admire this 2 father who brought them to school far away despite of dangerous travel.I thought this children in this video are already finish there studies and hope they are both successful .
I'm 29 yrs old and grew up without a father. I know its not good but I envy these kids. In the midpart i found myself crying and told to myself that i wanna be a good father to my future kids like these guys.
Today (19 feb 2021), students of the above shown ( padam zanskar) valley were airlifted to Leh by the Indian Airforce as their academic session is about to start...Hope this happens every year so that they dont have to suffer for their education🙌
The road distance from Zanskar sumdo village to Jamyang school, morte Leh is around 460 km. However the fathers take the shortest route by bare foot which goes through Hemmis national park along the Zanskar river which is just around 100 km. But this route is dangerous and tests the human endurance. Hats off to both fathers and the camera crew for showing their masterpiece to us. These students will one day become ideal for their next generations.
I experienced the hardship too. I used to walk 4km with a 7kg backpack when I was in elementary. And sometimes i don't have food to eat because of poverty. It was really hard especially when i go home because it sometimes rain and i always get wet. .though i take a bath when I arrived home so i wouldn't catch a fever. I finished my study and now I'm teaching abroad. I do believe that hardship and experience will lead you to success. Just pray and be a good person.😊
The parent’s love and sacrifice for thier children is immeasurable. I hope the kids grow successfully and love thier parents even more. At the end of the story, i cried. 😭
My parents were watching this documentary with me and they were like "I would never sent you school if this is only way to school". Much respect and love to all those brave heart parents around the world.
@@gloriatasksbirungi242 Or, maybe not. there is always, home Schooling if you have the guts to do that? A fair few children around the world are home Schooled and still come through it with flying colours. Home Schooling would be for me if I had no other choice but to do that terrible 4-day crossing of semi frozen, very fast flowing and very dangerous rivers and rocks to get to a town 90 km away. I'm vision impaired myself, so its illegal for me to drive a vehicle of any kind, but, never say never. In the meantime, I would probably homeschool my children, if and when I have children, or I'd relocate to within walking distance of the School which I wanted my children to attend and our friends and family from elsewhere could visit during half terms, holidays.
This documentary portrays the incredible determination and love of a father, Latak, who guides his son, Motup, through treacherous terrain to get an education. Their journey over the ice is a testament to their resilience. Thanks for sharing this inspiring story of dedication and sacrifice.
Me, too ... How my late father deal with difficulties for his family with no complaint really makes me realize that I can't and never can't do equally to him. May God bless him in eternity.
Who elses is in tears watching the struggles these innocent kids have to go through only in their QUEST for a proper & better education. Their struggle is real. I admired the work these great fathers have to do and risking it all just to give their children a better education for a better future. The advise these fathers gave the boys to take care of each other is the only hope they can hold on to the entire school year. They crossed one of the most dangerous ways to school on this earth togethet, they conquered it together, and all they have now now is each others back on a place where they have no close family apart from themselves. Courageous journalism job too. Shout out to you yoh.... Blessings from VANUATU
Agreed, he had a lovely wee voice, sometimes the type of singing from the Indian subcontinent can sound a bit off key to Western ears, but that lads singing was beautiful.
just tears in eyes....these kids are lucky to have such fathers...felt guilty how people in other states complain about traffic, while riding bikes and cars
Few places on earth? I agree this is an extreme example but fathers everywhere are equally important. Have you seen the statistics on those that grow up in fatherless homes? A hundred times more likely to commit suicide or end up in prison in fatherless homes.
I am a teacher ，after watching this vedio my eye filled with tears of love from these two great fathers. Seeing back our daily life ，some of our city students even don't cherish the convent condition of studying , but addicted in comouter games . what a pity. I will share this valuable vedio with them
Happy father's day to those two hero fathers who showing unmatched kindness to their children and willing to take any challenge to fulfill their dreams..kudo to the real soldiers
I want all my kids to watch this journey of the kids and their fathers and use it as a motivation tool for their study. I hope those boys and girls are healthy to be able to continue their journey and to become doctors, engineers etc. They are good citizens for the society. This is one of the best documentaries I've seen in years.
My Heart cried after watching this Life Documentary!! Why Life is so unfair and threatening for such a sweet people!! Lot of questions rising in my mind!! Not able to express my emotions precisely here. Students in Cities hardly understand this pain including my own child and many more around living in a much comfortable space. It seems like everything is coming so easily for them. Many Parents also pamper too much to spoil their kids. Education and Good Infrastructure is undoubtedly important but right values are above all. It's not the fault of these people from Chadar who belongs to such a remote and isolated place. Education is their right too. I wish this documentary will reach to the concerned authorities at Chadar and Govt. Of India must do something or take better initiatives for the future of these dedicated students for the sake of their safety. Education at the cost of life is not a justice!! Appreciate all the courageous people to film this extremely powerful life story. My Salute to the Extremely courageous Parents of these Kids. My life looks really meaningless working for profit making corporates. I often think what am I doing!! making useless presentations for corporate jerks, atleast I haven't worked with a single sensitive person who think about other's life or talk about such issues in Society!! These idiots talk about their own interest and they are concerned about their own progression and job security only. Nothing beyond this. I am into Nature and wildlife photography for last 15 years. If I will be given chance I will definitely work and love to be part of such a documentary projects in India and to cover such sensitive issues in my home state Uttarakhand.
I taught in Chennai, India 🇮🇳. I wish so much I could teach these kids. I absolutely love ❤️ this documentary. I love Nepal 🇳🇵 and India 🇮🇳. I also taught in china. Thanks so very much for this documentary. I want to see more beautiful rural places.
he says that he is going to start singing THEN THIS CHILD POPS OFF WITH A GORGEOUS VOICE maybe he should go to school for music? either way , love that he is in school and hope he can stay
Some parents don't do anything for their children sadly...I just pray that when I have my own children, I will do everything for them and not put them through bad things🙏
But there are some parents who live for themselves, thats good, but tells everyone that they worked hard for their children and they got job because of them. And everyone turns to the children and ask how cruel are you.
Those in the video have good, loving parent's. Otherwise they would not be going to school, the children would be put to work completely aside from help and chores.
A big salute to both the fathers. What they doing now is incredible for their child's future. Big ovation to the camera crew and team who had helped to document this awesome journey with them. I felt so much emotional, when the fathers returns home.
Amazing. The determinations to attend school. And the fathers. Wow. What they go through to get their children to school. One half hour and they have to return that dangerous trek. Talk about Fathers if the year!
After watching the documentary I remain speechless my heart is overwhelmed,Wish all the kids that strive hard along with their parents the very best and bright future ahead
Que padres mas admirables llevan a sus hijos en tremendas condiciones por una mejor educación en cambio hay padres que los abandonan, que buenos padres ❤❤❤❤❤
After saying good bye to the children at school, i can notice Dad is hiding his tears behind his eyes and later says he does not want cry as it can make the children cry even more. No one can describe Dad's affection, who sacrifices everything for his children. That is why in India, we are taught "Pitru Devo Bhava” means “To consider your Father as God". 🌺🙏🌺
@@Okai3427 A number of ethnic groups reside in India. India is extremely diverse and they are nationally Indian. How about you stop trying to cause a divide with your weird views.
College is tough but seeing these children’s situation on their way to school really tells me not to complain and motivates me to continue my studies. Damn, salute to those Dads 💓
Hats off to the fathers for their love to their children and we all should feel privileged and be grateful for what we have. Amazing Documentary, mad respect to the whole production team.
I don't have any idea there is a place like this in India. I love their bown colored eyes. In the other hand, father's sacrifices are remarkable. Kudos!
india is a country with the diversity of a continent. Each state has its own unique geography, culture, language, ethnic groups (note - the people in this video have an oriental phenotype. the people of eastern and northern india often fall under that category, differing from your standard mainland indian who is of a mixed caucasian-related & dravidian phenotype.) and, to an extent, religious makeup. You are far better off comparing it to other continents like Europe or Africa than treating it like its just a country like any other.
Being part of same region called ladakh. To be honest, we don't need any sympathy and pity from anyone ,but what we need is our basic rights which is enshrined not only in indian constitution but one of the SDG's objectives i.e access to quality education and health care facilities for all. We love to be who we are , where we are born. Ladakh is unique world in itself which is base on buddist philosophy especially compassion and love to all including ecology and environment.we may not have luxurious foods to eat ,alishan house to to live but we are very much happy to eat our local dishes and live simply in our little house which is made up of muddes ,bricks and stones stick and woods. This documentary remind me of my child hood when we used to play with snow ball with friends. Those children who got golden opportunity to educate themselves are few but what about others left out without education facilities? Govt. And civil society must bring facilities at doorstep instead of few hand picking child.
Brother BJP is trying to give you everything. They made you UT and then also installed Electric Grid in Leh city which is generating 45 Mega Watts power even supplying electricity to remote parts of Ladakh. And the new Bilaspur - Leh railway line will usher a new era for Ladakh as you will be connected to the rest of India by rail. Plus another good news for you the BJP Government has also been busy in making land laws for your people to protect your land rights. So sit tight brother we are all Indians and will support our brothers and sisters in Ladakh. Jai Hind Jai Ladakh 😍🇮🇳.
@Parth Arjun excuse me sir..! How is it human nature to deprive education and health to it's citizens? Instead of making funny excuses and mockery, we should try to bring transparency in governance.we need active participated in governance and walk on progressive path of development. In fact it's not about any particular region in indian but same problem is facing every nook and corner of country. The paradox is few elite class are enjoying the benefits in post independent India, even though those few elite rode on back of mass indian on the pretext of giving them quality life but nothing has happened till now. Our farmers brothers are suiciding every day and women becoming insecure in every big cities.etc etc. Of course the problem of quality life in UP bihar is not due to human nature but human created problem, see the population data one in every 4 child is born in this region every day. So I think some of fundamental issues are not sth related to human nature bhai.
Focus your eyes on the one who’s bones cannot be found on this earth. The one who gives wisdom , knowledge and talents. Focus on the one that cannot be contained in any rock or piece of wood. Focus on the one who has his eyes set on your people. Focus on the one who prepared a firm path to eternal life. On the one who hears your yearns and is just waiting to reveal himself to you if you call out his name “ Jesus “ he will hear your concerns . He will bless you and save you for eternal life. Man and government are not responsible for you God almighty Jehovah the 1 true God will respond for you if you call out his name “Jesus” . Believe in him and acknowledge him as the True living God and I know he will respond to you ! Much blessings in Jesus name. He died on the cross and rose from the grave for our sins and now sits on his throne . Repent of your life without Jesus and start over walking with Him by faith his path is the only way to heaven . His love and mercy is enough to be forgiven . He came to rescue us all from the wickedness of our enemy it is precisely our sins that he died on the cross for. Jesus is the light of the world .
Most of children in this document wants to be a doctor, that being said, they know what they lack of medicine and people who can take care of old and sick people of their village... great kids
@@obiwankenobi1409 Don't be silly. Some of this was clearly from a carried camera. Not to mention the fact that a drone can't just fly for hundreds of kilometres and start recording. There's always an operator a few metres away. Whilst there's no doubt that some of this is filmed for dramatic effect, it is actually trying to tell the story of how it would be if the camera crew weren't there, regardless.
This is the most amazing series I think it should be viewed in all schools I honestly could not get enough of it and had no idea of the endurance children face in other countries for a education.
Besides other things, I think the camerapersons responsible for shooting this whole documentary also deserves a huge ovation. My father also living in Himalayan village, used to go through a lot to reach his school but not as treacherous as this though. He would climb mountains by foot with huge load of ration and necessary items in his back.
I had almost tear in my eyes seeing the father returning again to that life threatening treacherous paths . I also have this Hill background and seen such roads where one slip is a death roll. May God be with them and always bring that beautiful smile on their face. 😭☺️😊
Gods love is greater actually we can’t comprehend how deep high , fiery it is for all of us!!! The flaming eyes he has is the type of love he has for you 💕❤️☺️!!!
Sachit, you make me cry cause you have a grateful heart and never forgot the sacrifices your parents made after you became a doc. I needed to see your message today. God bless you Sachit
Thank you so much for these documentaries! I'd pick them anytime over a Hollywood production. Also, it's so heartwarming to see the kind feedback in the comment section.
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Just build the house next to the school?? Lol
@@troll1troll240 chal saala vadda angrej
THIS IS INDIA NOT NEPAL, YOU ARE FUNDING THE WRONG REGION
This is Ladhak and not Nepal
These 2 fathers are real HEROES.
Took 4 days to bring them to school, and it will take another 4 days to go back home. What a life. May God bless them all the time.
Hopefully when it's just the two men, they can do the trip a bit faster.
God bless them!
And the mother, she may not have been filmed a lot, but i'm sure she did her part.
Yes they are heroes!!!
Bridget Robinson she didn’t go with them
Salute to all those parents who sacrifice their everything for the bright future of their children.
what bright future? Being able to read and write is considered nothing these days.
grass weeds miserable are you?
@@ercushkakulmetov7458 Baboon, education is a must for whatever you may be doing in future.
@Alex Sipov "get rid of their children" do you even lusten to yourself Alex Sipov
@@ercushkakulmetov7458 Wrong!!! It means all, cause without it no future.
These men are the father of the year....and the children their bravery and courage is outstanding...May God continue to bless them
Sarah Omolade, You couldn't be any more right, on your analysis of these fathers. As a parent myself my heart was in my throat. Thank god they made it all in one piece, hope the fathers will make safely back to their homes. Amen.
@@sonyajevcak3933 amen ..very sure of that
I agree... May God Bless them and may they get proper education and be as responsible as their parents
@@sonyajevcak3933 they even took care of the little girl as their own kid
All these idiot's are stupid the schools suck they choose there life style so fuck them
This is not only a documentary about a child opting dangerous way to school but also a father's struggle for giving his son what he never had 🥺❤️
This is strong family bonds of we indians
Well said Madam
@@altafhussainbhataltaf9469 this kinda bond can only be seen Himalayan Asian peoples.
Can you answer in more detail?
Son mania
Dad brought extra sock for his kid....and he did not bring extra sock for himself..
Bring me to tears..hope they are all healthy out there...
I cried when I saw him put his wet cold socks back on!
They should donate really thick socks and really safe shoes that walk on ice :)
There has to be a way to send wool socks to the school, and some serious hiking boots, they last, and they would be treasured.
-30°???????????
Selfless he is . God bless 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I have no idea HOW this popped up on my screen but these are the best documentaries I've seen in a very long time. I've been watching them since yesterday and am sad I'm almost done.
Recommend some other for me please?
Me too
Time to rewatch a second time
same!
@ just write " most dangerous ways to school" then youtube does the rest for you.
36:00 the father forgets extra socks for himself but remembers to keep extra socks for his son. This is the real care of the father. A great respect from deep inner heart.
That’s a heroes dad.
Indeed
Thats why Parents should be loved more than your wife you got when your an adult..
Yes really true
Parents are the god gifted person in our life🙏🙏
Thank you god
🙏🙏
These children get to say "In our times, we had to cross mountains, rivers, snow, hills, etc to go to school" kind of stuff when they will get old. Respect to the people of the region.
Their children will say the same thing
@@arod1766now that village is connected by road and they go to cities on indian airforce helicopter. IAF helicopter i now deployed every day there. so there children's will not have to face these problems.
Happy to hear that ❤️😊
jhuth mat bol bhai itni and bhakti thik nahi hai@@abhinaysingh8306
@@arod1766these places are now well connected with infrastructure, the infrastructure development is so much that people are now starting to protest that it will harm their environment
The 2 fathers making that journey are men who truly understand what being a father really means. Some of the men I know could most definitely take a leaf out of their book.
@White CIS Cum I know right lol
@@dhffxghhf5317 @right right lol
No Govt managed small planes or anything similar at some point for such remote areas? How do these remote areas manage medical emergencies or any natural disasters?
@@tyce3849 ....the old fashion way before hospitals were inverted! Natural medicine....
And remember they also have to make the journey back after dropping them to school, they are amazing men.
I really hope that these kids got to achieve their dreams to become a doctor and a pilot. They certainly deserve it a million times over!
@jogga singh teidy How do you know what they value and what they enjoy .
I think it all depends on the person. My mom is a doctor and even though she’s often very busy, at the end of the day she always says how much she really loves what she does. Who knows, maybe they change their minds down the road. But I still hope that they were able to achieve their dreams. 🤷🏻♀️
@@artemisiya1549 That is what is important , love the work you do, and it will make you happy no matter how hard it is.
@jogga singh teidy I can imagine it will be very difficult to reach their goal, but they are so dedicated ,and I for one want to believe they can do it and be happy. Yes there might be set backs and things will not be like in other countries, I look at Doctors without Borders, very hard to do what they do, but oh so satisfying. I wish them strength, safety ,and well being. But I do understand what you are saying, my best to you.
@@bitty5095 you girl, getlost
But let's not forget, dad has to walk 4 days back home after all this.
Another reason why more than one dad goes. The trip back is too dangerous for anyone to do alone.
And they will have to get back after them. So add another 8 days, in total.
Did you see the end? They were running back up the river pulling somewhat empty sledges. I bet they made it back in 2 days.
I just imagine a dad migration, like penguins
Yes..so sad..
I cried so much watching this for so many reasons. In the Western world many of us take education for granted, and here we see fathers and children risking their lives so that they can go to school. Not only that, but they are separated for months on end, away from their parents. As a mother I found it heart wrenching when the dad's had to leave straight away without even a break 😥. This documentary makes me feel truly grateful to be able to cuddle my children and have warmth this winter, and all the other things that makes our lives easier.
I hope they got back safely and the families are doing well as its been some time since this was filmed.
I'm from a Western country, and here we go to school too hard 😂
I’m not understanding why they have chosen to live somewhere so inhospitable! Then it appears that all hopes are being placed on the children to “save the family from poverty”. This just sounds very unhealthy. I would move my family out of there asap.
@@yanikeonpurposeits not that they choose to live there. Theyre born there,,, many generations of families. When these adults were children, they didnt have the chance to go to school. Theyre born into that world and are literally too poor to leave. The only way out is education and the parents know theyre too old to start school now but their children arent. At most what’s expected is money to be sent home if the children can get a good job.
You’re a warm person. 😊
I think these documentries must show in schools. Children will definitely motivated by this.
Hit like if you agree..
Great idea...it will change them
I did it. And everyone inside the classroom wonder! Even some students didn't believe that this is happening in India. I'm from northeast and we are experiencing slow development here because of lack of funding by Central govt or corruption by Higher authority.
I agree..
Strongly agree..
Absolutely
i can’t imagine the fatigueness of the fathers endure. taking care of the safety, carrying lugages, and the children too sometimes. and have to get back home again. parents love.
Wat about mothers and child who have dedicated to go school and education
parents love beats all
the fathers are actual superhumans
Those fathers exemplify what it really means to be men - an amazing example of sacrifice and courage.
and protection.
makes you thing about yours eh
I'm the only real man here
I remember when I was a student of class 12th i walked 14 km by foot in a steady rain as I could not pay 2 Rs bus fare I am now engineer.... These kids are bright future of india
😮😮
Respect
I am very happy for You
This made me emotional especially when the father brought an extra dry socks for his child but himself wore the wet socks...they are really heroes..lot of respect for them....love to my ladakhi people
Yes...and then the fathers must turn around and walk back..
I only hope that the van took them back to where he picks them up? Because that was about 30-40 miles..about an hour by vehicle..seems the should get this..😊😢
True Absolutely
Seguro estoy que si tenía otro ,, pero lo guardo por si su hijo se mojaba los pies otra vez 🥺
Nostalgia! I spent about 3 good years living in Leh, Ladakh while attending middle school. My dad was posted there(Indian Army).
Such humble and hardworking people.... Unparalleled natural beauty in the rugged Himalayan ranges.
There is no place like Ladakh in India. Lots of love to all Ladakhis!! Julley!!
Ganesh Rao I’m in Canada now originally from Punjab. I envy u brother. I wanted to live there & study.
Jullay bro
@@worldpeacelover5417 well just move a little north in canada n you'll find similar conditions
@@kushal4956 yes I agree with you.
@@tashinamgyal4636 hello brother.
Isn't jullay a lahuali word to say namaste??
Or is it also used in ladakh the same way?
happy fathers day to you, you are my heroes. i cried the moment he gave his son new dry socks and he had to repeat wearing the wet ones. their love for the kids is so touching, you have humbled me!
Exactly, and yet we complain for the small things in life. We aint see real struggle like these kids. God bless them always.
Hope the fathers remembered to pack some extra socks for themselves and ropes too.. 😅👍
and he went back and carry that little girl on his back she's not even his kid but they took care of her like of of their own
@Yes No well said. Let us love them whilst they are alive.
Seriously man I was all tear ..I mean it was icy cold glacier water that can freeze the blood. But they took it for their kids and didn't even flinch ..
These two fathers are REAL FATHERS, protectors, loving, generous, strong, what a beautiful father's love we can see here. Great documentary.
Parenting done right
What lol
Exactly !
Yeah!
Tomader bishal fan
Oh the boy has a great singing voice and why would anyone thumbs down this video
Dee Scott because it’s sad, duh
They need gloves poor kids hands must be freezing
Well with that temperature I'm sure every boy is a great singer considering that their balls are up in their stomach.
Mememe 155 rethink your reason out loud and see if it makes sense
Dee Scott I was shocked that beautiful voice came out of that kid❤️
The unconditional love of a father. Praying for everyone's safety.
The saddest part is to say goodbye to both sides. I was teary eyed..while watching the fathers walked away back to thier village.😭😭😭😭😭 a big salute to these father.
I love you
Nature has taught them how to do everything for their goodness. May all the best for them.
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I think this documentary needs to be played in a classroom to the kids when they have pajamas day instead of watching what ever video teacher plays !
Yulia Orme I will do this with my students 👍
@@roflo14 Teach them good 😉 Kids are spoiled these days. Thank you for caring ❣
Yulia Orme I've shown them videos but I feel they would empathize with this bit more, since it's children around their age.. Sometimes we need to be reminded how lucky we are.. I will definitely be putting all my effort in to make them more conscious 💜
@@roflo14 People like you make a difference ❣
Yulia Orme ok boomer
I'm amazed by what are these parents doing for their children's education... At the same time out there many people don't care about it, even when the schools are next door. All your videos are true inspiration!
Are you single😂
Such lovely people of India 🇮🇳💞! I wish the US had more honorable people like this who would sacrifice their lives for their kids education! We take it all for granted! I hope these parents live a long a happy life !
True . No one like Indian parents. They sacrifice everything for his children.♥️♥️♥️
india!? wow!! !!
Thank you 😊
This literally made me cry.
The sacrifice every parents does to make their children a better person.
*Kudos to these two Heroes called father.*
These documentaries made me realize how much sacrifices parents make to support their kids. There is no greater love. I called my family after watching this😊
Think what they are doing in covid time! Sakute to them!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
True
Man I cried my eyes out when the Father said he wants to cry and the other Father said we maintain our composure so they don't cry. I never had my Bio Dad but the love of these Fathers is amazing. I wish I had a Father who raised me. I hope to be half the Dad these Men are if not more.
You'll be a great father, for sure.
Your thought has already make you
I cried when I'm watching this as a teacher i really admire this 2 father who brought them to school far away despite of dangerous travel.I thought this children in this video are already finish there studies and hope they are both successful .
I'm 29 yrs old and grew up without a father. I know its not good but I envy these kids. In the midpart i found myself crying and told to myself that i wanna be a good father to my future kids like these guys.
I'm sure you will be ❤️ Good luck
Good luck.
Oh yes.i will be praying for you.God will give you your heart desires..
U will my friend 🙂
You will be a good dad one day...... But India needs a kid not kid(s) 😂😂.
Every time the man's foot went through the ice my heart sunk. May God be with them on this journey💙.
Me too. My heart was in my throat the entire video. I salute them
Today (19 feb 2021), students of the above shown ( padam zanskar) valley were airlifted to Leh by the Indian Airforce as their academic session is about to start...Hope this happens every year so that they dont have to suffer for their education🙌
wow that's a cool gesture from IAF!
He got privelege :") from youtube
Thanks to the IAF
Jai Hind🇮🇳
wow ♥️♥️♥️
The road distance from Zanskar sumdo village to Jamyang school, morte Leh is around 460 km. However the fathers take the shortest route by bare foot which goes through Hemmis national park along the Zanskar river which is just around 100 km. But this route is dangerous and tests the human endurance. Hats off to both fathers and the camera crew for showing their masterpiece to us. These students will one day become ideal for their next generations.
I experienced the hardship too. I used to walk 4km with a 7kg backpack when I was in elementary. And sometimes i don't have food to eat because of poverty. It was really hard especially when i go home because it sometimes rain and i always get wet. .though i take a bath when I arrived home so i wouldn't catch a fever. I finished my study and now I'm teaching abroad. I do believe that hardship and experience will lead you to success. Just pray and be a good person.😊
Jay cay - Respect and love
I agree with you
Jay Cay Respect and best wishes to you. 😊
Be' a good teacher and be' a good man!
Jay Cay wow salute
The parent’s love and sacrifice for thier children is immeasurable. I hope the kids grow successfully and love thier parents even more. At the end of the story, i cried. 😭
This educational documentary is more suspenseful than other suspense movies.
Well Datu Yeah because it’s real life and not a movie 🙄
Duh you compare real life with nonsense garbage fake ass acting. Are you high!?
I bow 🙏🙏🙏 to all these brave people who undergo such hardship .
That boy can sing! I loved it! Thank you for sharing these! It makes me grateful for all I have!
Beautiful voice.i didn't understand it but it was just a beautiful tone
Yesssssssssssssssssss
Dola Lakataki 🎶
Mara sįna🎶
Monanama sin patan pa lįa🎶
It is a prayer song that we used to sing in the morning when I lived there as a child
He really does
Yes.
I appreciate the effort of these selfless fathers and the bravery and determination of their kids. Dream, believe and survive!
Star-stuck?
Starstruck😂😂😂
My parents were watching this documentary with me and they were like "I would never sent you school if this is only way to school".
Much respect and love to all those brave heart parents around the world.
Lol i was just thinking that my parents would never do this
@@bihapi bruh
Your parents would have said differently if they were 'actually' in that condition.
My parents would have I betcha.
@@gloriatasksbirungi242 Or, maybe not. there is always, home Schooling if you have the guts to do that? A fair few children around the world are home Schooled and still come through it with flying colours. Home Schooling would be for me if I had no other choice but to do that terrible 4-day crossing of semi frozen, very fast flowing and very dangerous rivers and rocks to get to a town 90 km away. I'm vision impaired myself, so its illegal for me to drive a vehicle of any kind, but, never say never. In the meantime, I would probably homeschool my children, if and when I have children, or I'd relocate to within walking distance of the School which I wanted my children to attend and our friends and family from elsewhere could visit during half terms, holidays.
This documentary portrays the incredible determination and love of a father, Latak, who guides his son, Motup, through treacherous terrain to get an education. Their journey over the ice is a testament to their resilience. Thanks for sharing this inspiring story of dedication and sacrifice.
I'm just in tears right now . Salute to their loving fathers. Now I miss my dad so much 😭😭
Me, too ... How my late father deal with difficulties for his family with no complaint really makes me realize that I can't and never can't do equally to him. May God bless him in eternity.
Who elses is in tears watching the struggles these innocent kids have to go through only in their QUEST for a proper & better education. Their struggle is real. I admired the work these great fathers have to do and risking it all just to give their children a better education for a better future.
The advise these fathers gave the boys to take care of each other is the only hope they can hold on to the entire school year. They crossed one of the most dangerous ways to school on this earth togethet, they conquered it together, and all they have now now is each others back on a place where they have no close family apart from themselves.
Courageous journalism job too. Shout out to you yoh....
Blessings from VANUATU
is no one going to talk about the boy's singing...wow...it was beautiful
Wow yes it waz beautiful...
Agreed, he had a lovely wee voice, sometimes the type of singing from the Indian subcontinent can sound a bit off key to Western ears, but that lads singing was beautiful.
Wow I’m at that part he is better than 95% of the girls in my school that think they are good no 🧢
yes
Yes just beautiful. I was looking for this comment actually.
just tears in eyes....these kids are lucky to have such fathers...felt guilty how people in other states complain about traffic, while riding bikes and cars
Traffic is a man issue don't try to justify one thing to support another
This is one of the few places on Earth where Father's Day is 1000% justified.
Few places on earth? I agree this is an extreme example but fathers everywhere are equally important. Have you seen the statistics on those that grow up in fatherless homes? A hundred times more likely to commit suicide or end up in prison in fatherless homes.
Justin Facer he’s talking about those feminazis trying to ban Father’s Day
@@justinfacer6332 He's talking about those radical feminists who try to ban fathers day because "EVERYDAY IS FATHERS DAY"
There are pros and cons of having a father or fatherless home
@@goddesskeres there's only pros to growing up in a fatherless home if your goal is ending up in prison.
Salute to the spirit of these beautiful Ladakhi People. You all are an inspiration to the country 🇮🇳. Lots of love and respect from Assam.
Love to assam from ladakh 🇮🇳
Love you to from ladakh to Assam
@@Rohanbhal_30 where from u Ladakh
I always thought school was hell, but these people get through hell to get to school...
U r right
Yes
I am a teacher ，after watching this vedio my eye filled with tears of love from these two great fathers. Seeing back our daily life ，some of our city students even don't cherish the convent condition of studying , but addicted in comouter games . what a pity.
I will share this valuable vedio with them
Happy father's day to those two hero fathers who showing unmatched kindness to their children and willing to take any challenge to fulfill their dreams..kudo to the real soldiers
I want all my kids to watch this journey of the kids and their fathers and use it as a motivation tool for their study. I hope those boys and girls are healthy to be able to continue their journey and to become doctors, engineers etc. They are good citizens for the society.
This is one of the best documentaries I've seen in years.
Engineers are everywhere. Doctors and good citizens are much more needed in society
@@updatewithankit3133 good Engineers are very rare.
When you take birth in the lap of Himalayas, it is natural to being courageous and hardworking. love from Uttarakhand.
joshi ji ......like from almoda
@Milo Teshi agreed i feel sad and i cannot do anything
Joshis are from Maharashtra, not Uttarakhand. Thanks though
Kritika Joshi yeah it's very hard to lives in bro
@@truetool Who told you that get some more information
These two fathers are real heroes in how arduous they travel 8 days to bring their children to school.
Respect...
May God protect you.
Watching this with tears 😭 .. Hats off to the hard-working fathers for taking their beautiful kids through the dangerous frozen river...
So very true 💙
My Heart cried after watching this Life Documentary!! Why Life is so unfair and threatening for such a sweet people!! Lot of questions rising in my mind!! Not able to express my emotions precisely here. Students in Cities hardly understand this pain including my own child and many more around living in a much comfortable space. It seems like everything is coming so easily for them. Many Parents also pamper too much to spoil their kids. Education and Good Infrastructure is undoubtedly important but right values are above all.
It's not the fault of these people from Chadar who belongs to such a remote and isolated place. Education is their right too. I wish this documentary will reach to the concerned authorities at Chadar and Govt. Of India must do something or take better initiatives for the future of these dedicated students for the sake of their safety. Education at the cost of life is not a justice!! Appreciate all the courageous people to film this extremely powerful life story. My Salute to the Extremely courageous Parents of these Kids.
My life looks really meaningless working for profit making corporates. I often think what am I doing!! making useless presentations for corporate jerks, atleast I haven't worked with a single sensitive person who think about other's life or talk about such issues in Society!! These idiots talk about their own interest and they are concerned about their own progression and job security only. Nothing beyond this.
I am into Nature and wildlife photography for last 15 years. If I will be given chance I will definitely work and love to be part of such a documentary projects in India and to cover such sensitive issues in my home state Uttarakhand.
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Its was fathers day last sunday in my country... They are the best example of how a father should be🤗... Loving....
happy fathers day !
Which country do you belong?
I taught in Chennai, India 🇮🇳. I wish so much I could teach these kids. I absolutely love ❤️ this documentary. I love Nepal 🇳🇵 and India 🇮🇳. I also taught in china. Thanks so very much for this documentary. I want to see more beautiful rural places.
My heart aches for these children. Their fathers are great guardians
I love father and misd
he says that he is going to start singing
THEN THIS CHILD POPS OFF WITH A GORGEOUS VOICE
maybe he should go to school for music? either way , love that he is in school and hope he can stay
8:43
@@drueeeee yeah
For sure
It was beautiful my fav part
I was surprised by his singing voice too!!
So much respect for the fathers! My gosh, these fathers are amazing. They carefully and cautiously took care of their children. HEROES!!
Love at the highest ❤❤❤❤❤
When living becomes easier feminism arrives to ruin everything .. men are the back bone of society and family
The fathers’ every action shows love for their children, no words needed. These men are very inspiring.
The singing at 8:50 was BEAUTIFUL. Impressive!
Cried watching this video. Our parents do everything for us.
Some parents don't do anything for their children sadly...I just pray that when I have my own children, I will do everything for them and not put them through bad things🙏
Me too
Mine didn't, but some definitely will 🤣
But there are some parents who live for themselves, thats good, but tells everyone that they worked hard for their children and they got job because of them. And everyone turns to the children and ask how cruel are you.
Those in the video have good, loving parent's. Otherwise they would not be going to school, the children would be put to work completely aside from help and chores.
Feel so proud to see that some remote corner part of India where there parent so concern about there children education... India future is safe
A big salute to both the fathers. What they doing now is incredible for their child's future. Big ovation to the camera crew and team who had helped to document this awesome journey with them.
I felt so much emotional, when the fathers returns home.
Amazing. The determinations to attend school. And the fathers. Wow. What they go through to get their children to school. One half hour and they have to return that dangerous trek. Talk about Fathers if the year!
After watching the documentary I remain speechless my heart is overwhelmed,Wish all the kids that strive hard along with their parents the very best and bright future ahead
Ever
Damn! They(dads)immediately start their journey back without resting. Hats off🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Much respect to these father's, someone get these men a medal!!
BJP Instead of giving award to Pakistan singer give award to thos Fathers
Que padres mas admirables llevan a sus hijos en tremendas condiciones por una mejor educación en cambio hay padres que los abandonan, que buenos padres ❤❤❤❤❤
After saying good bye to the children at school, i can notice Dad is hiding his tears behind his eyes and later says he does not want cry as it can make the children cry even more. No one can describe Dad's affection, who sacrifices everything for his children. That is why in India, we are taught "Pitru Devo Bhava” means “To consider your Father as God". 🌺🙏🌺
Theyre morw oriental here, not indian. Just that theyre in india.
@@Okai3427 What do you mean by orietal?
Yep he used to wear a sun glasses to hide his tears....🤧
@@Okai3427 A number of ethnic groups reside in India. India is extremely diverse and they are nationally Indian. How about you stop trying to cause a divide with your weird views.
@@Okai3427 anyone living inside the borders of India is an Indian!
India has a diverse range of ethnicity and races.
College is tough but seeing these children’s situation on their way to school really tells me not to complain and motivates me to continue my studies. Damn, salute to those Dads 💓
Please don't forget the person who recorded all these, to show these effort.
Seeing how bad it is for them I hope they made a donation to those familys AND flew those 2 fathers back to their homes.
@@mj9949 They brought lots of McDonald's with them.
@@gojo6418 it was a joke
True,true😊😊😊
@@mj9949 flew them home?? What you think they bought a chopper out there, I don’t think so.
This is changed now ☺️
A small school is built here by organisation where 163 children's studying
Good.❤❤❤😂😂😂.
@@joyngamkhumlo2520 You don't know proper reaction??
@@SoloLevellor 😁😁😁 please tell me.👻👻👻
These fathers deserve all the happiness in the world. I wish I had a father like them
100 km 😭😭😭 OMG..May God bless them and their study to reach a better future and God bless their fathers too the're The real Heroes.
Always dad is a dad, risking his life for son's future 😔, proud of you guys
Hats off to the mother's,fathers and especially the cameramen who accomplished this most dangerous journey to school.
These kids are brave warriors just like their amazing dedicated fathers!
Hats off to the fathers for their love to their children and we all should feel privileged and be grateful for what we have.
Amazing Documentary, mad respect to the whole production team.
I hope they shift their residence soon
These are fathers indeed. God bless all caring dads, uncles, brothers and sons.
I don't have any idea there is a place like this in India. I love their bown colored eyes. In the other hand, father's sacrifices are remarkable. Kudos!
India is beyond your imagination dude...
India has all kind of geography. Most media wont show this.
India is the second most geographically diverse country after the United States.
india is a country with the diversity of a continent. Each state has its own unique geography, culture, language, ethnic groups (note - the people in this video have an oriental phenotype. the people of eastern and northern india often fall under that category, differing from your standard mainland indian who is of a mixed caucasian-related & dravidian phenotype.) and, to an extent, religious makeup. You are far better off comparing it to other continents like Europe or Africa than treating it like its just a country like any other.
These legendary Fathers 💖! I felt like crying when they wave goodbye. You little children keep going, we’re proud of you!!! See you in the future.
Being part of same region called ladakh. To be honest, we don't need any sympathy and pity from anyone ,but what we need is our basic rights which is enshrined not only in indian constitution but one of the SDG's objectives i.e access to quality education and health care facilities for all. We love to be who we are , where we are born. Ladakh is unique world in itself which is base on buddist philosophy especially compassion and love to all including ecology and environment.we may not have luxurious foods to eat ,alishan house to to live but we are very much happy to eat our local dishes and live simply in our little house which is made up of muddes ,bricks and stones stick and woods. This documentary remind me of my child hood when we used to play with snow ball with friends. Those children who got golden opportunity to educate themselves are few but what about others left out without education facilities? Govt. And civil society must bring facilities at doorstep instead of few hand picking child.
Brother BJP is trying to give you everything. They made you UT and then also installed Electric Grid in Leh city which is generating 45 Mega Watts power even supplying electricity to remote parts of Ladakh.
And the new Bilaspur - Leh railway line will usher a new era for Ladakh as you will be connected to the rest of India by rail.
Plus another good news for you the BJP Government has also been busy in making land laws for your people to protect your land rights. So sit tight brother we are all Indians and will support our brothers and sisters in Ladakh.
Jai Hind Jai Ladakh 😍🇮🇳.
@Parth Arjun excuse me sir..! How is it human nature to deprive education and health to it's citizens? Instead of making funny excuses and mockery, we should try to bring transparency in governance.we need active participated in governance and walk on progressive path of development. In fact it's not about any particular region in indian but same problem is facing every nook and corner of country. The paradox is few elite class are enjoying the benefits in post independent India, even though those few elite rode on back of mass indian on the pretext of giving them quality life but nothing has happened till now. Our farmers brothers are suiciding every day and women becoming insecure in every big cities.etc etc. Of course the problem of quality life in UP bihar is not due to human nature but human created problem, see the population data one in every 4 child is born in this region every day. So I think some of fundamental issues are not sth related to human nature bhai.
@@tsewangnamgail6565 .....china chale jaa
Focus your eyes on the one who’s bones cannot be found on this earth. The one who gives wisdom , knowledge and talents. Focus on the one that cannot be contained in any rock or piece of wood. Focus on the one who has his eyes set on your people. Focus on the one who prepared a firm path to eternal life. On the one who hears your yearns and is just waiting to reveal himself to you if you call out his name “ Jesus “ he will hear your concerns . He will bless you and save you for eternal life. Man and government are not responsible for you God almighty Jehovah the 1 true God will respond for you if you call out his name “Jesus” . Believe in him and acknowledge him as the True living God and I know he will respond to you ! Much blessings in Jesus name. He died on the cross and rose from the grave for our sins and now sits on his throne . Repent of your life without Jesus and start over walking with Him by faith his path is the only way to heaven . His love and mercy is enough to be forgiven . He came to rescue us all from the wickedness of our enemy it is precisely our sins that he died on the cross for. Jesus is the light of the world .
Bjp is jumla party, CRIMINALS and UNEDUCATED POLITICIANS are leading Great INDIA, omg
Most of children in this document wants to be a doctor, that being said, they know what they lack of medicine and people who can take care of old and sick people of their village... great kids
actually indians love to become doctor or engineer..otherwise famous chef or cricketer.
thats why india has highest number of engineers and doctors.
Covid -19 non existent there...
@@vaibhav3946 or phone operators.. And tech support!
@@vaibhav3946 true
That little boy should become a singer! I’m sure he would have a lot of supporters. His voice was amazing and matched the vibes of the mountains
This episode is among the MOST dangerous. An expedition to say the least.
To future doctors and pilots❤
The Path to Education is so painstaking in some parts of world...Kudos to these young learners who dream big and to the parents...
Great effort of cameraman, how he managed to film everything perfectly and professionally
Iqbal Rashid Mir i think its a drone designed to cope with the cold
@@obiwankenobi1409
Don't be silly. Some of this was clearly from a carried camera. Not to mention the fact that a drone can't just fly for hundreds of kilometres and start recording. There's always an operator a few metres away. Whilst there's no doubt that some of this is filmed for dramatic effect, it is actually trying to tell the story of how it would be if the camera crew weren't there, regardless.
Great works and kudos to the cameramen. May the children dreams come true and may the parents enjoy the fruits of their labour.
Bruh instead of recording they can actually help with food and other stuff
@@shutup7134 it is a documentary dude
This is the most amazing series I think it should be viewed in all schools I honestly could not get enough of it and had no idea of the endurance children face in other countries for a education.
Phenomenal kids and fathers, but this must have been so hard to film too!
Anya exactly I’m thinking about that the whole time...
Çp
Yup, the camera and its equipments must be very heavy too.. salute to the documentary teams too!
It's drone shot
I was thinking about that 2
Besides other things, I think the camerapersons responsible for shooting this whole documentary also deserves a huge ovation.
My father also living in Himalayan village, used to go through a lot to reach his school but not as treacherous as this though.
He would climb mountains by foot with huge load of ration and necessary items in his back.
Now your father can scold you with "When I used to go to school" like all Indian fathers. Props to your dad tho
You must be from Uttrakhand
What about army... guarding us for our peaceful sleep
@@sheebagr9702 what about it?
By your surname, I assume you are a Garhwali
I had almost tear in my eyes seeing the father returning again to that life threatening treacherous paths . I also have this Hill background and seen such roads where one slip is a death roll. May God be with them and always bring that beautiful smile on their face. 😭☺️😊
A tought and much love for these strong people who are struggling to survive in this wild and unfair world!
No love is greater than mom's love 🙏
No care is greater than dad's care🙏
Unconditional, forgiving and selfless 🙏
Think what they are doing in this covid time salute to them!!
Gods love is greater actually we can’t comprehend how deep high , fiery it is for all of us!!! The flaming eyes he has is the type of love he has for you 💕❤️☺️!!!
@@Jojo_Flake parents love is greater actually
@@Jojo_Flake i think parents love is greater than the non existing god`s
The sayings "It takes a village" & "Real Men" apply here. Love it!!
Am a doctor today but for 20 years I have seen my parents sacrifice theirs needs for me. Happy it's now my turn to give them back.
Sachit, you make me cry cause you have a grateful heart and never forgot the sacrifices your parents made after you became a doc. I needed to see your message today. God bless you Sachit
Good for you sir. Im happy you are able to support your parents today.
Awesome and so inspiring
@sachit patil Wow! You are a good man. Best wishes to you.
Happy for you
Never forget your parents 💙
Thank you so much for these documentaries! I'd pick them anytime over a Hollywood production.
Also, it's so heartwarming to see the kind feedback in the comment section.
Hollywood movie will be under the controlled conditions. Here they have nothing to fall back upon!
Unbelievable