MYSTERIOUS City on the Edge of TIBET, Bhutan and India | S2, EP35
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- Yadong is a county that borders China, Bhutan, India. The landscape and architecture already looks like in the neighboring countries. We visited an old Bhutan style traditional house, fed some monkezs and went to Pari Town where Bhutan merchants come every year on horse back to trade.
Later, we saw the caterpillar fungus trade in Pari, Caterpillar fungus is an expensive Chinese medicine that is more valuable than gold, it's solely produced on the Tibetan plateau and very unique to this region.
We then finally arrived in Khambu Hotspring (the magic hotspring) at night.
Join me on this new adventure on the edge of China, India and Bhutan :)
0:00 Intro
1:59 Yadong County
5:02 Border House
9:49 Pagri
13:07 Tibetan Handicraft
15:09 Caterpillar Fungus
17:38 Kangbu Hotspring
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I am from Uttarakhand state of India and from past 3 days i have been continuously watching your videos. I can relate to so many things since i am from a community who used to live in a valley near Indian-Tibet border known as "Johar / johar valley". My grandfather and many other people from our community used to trade with Tibet. No money involved only the barter system. After the border, the trade route to Tibet closed many people for jobs and eduaction migrated towards cities. But all of us our still very much attached to our routes and yearly celebrate our culture. In winters we love and enjoy the butter tea which we call "jaa/jya" and use Ghee instead of butter. The wooden utensil that we make it in is called dumga/dumka in our language and The solidified cheese is called "chipi".
People of our "Shauka" community still go to heights in search of Caterpillar Fungus and we call it "yarsagambu" or keeda jadi which literally means insect root. It is really a very expesive medicine. Its even illegal to trade or sell here in India. But people still do it. Since we had a history of great ties with tibetan and nepalese people we share a lot of common things like food, utensils, clothing, carpet making and the designs and few vocabulary. We come under Bhotia tribe and i believe we are related to tibets, like years ago we were or our ancestors must have been from there.
I have never been to Tibet but When I watch your videos I feel at home. I wish to visit Tibet one day and travel the Mansarovar Yatra (Mount Kailash)🙏🌸
Lots of love from India💝
說實話，由於印度政府把中國視為敵國看待，作為中國人，不希望這屆印度政府任內有印度人來中國，簡單講就是不歡迎你們印度人
Ya agar koi physical person ki jaroorat ho tho I can do this on board
Aap shark tank main kyu nahi aaye ek pitch tho banti thi🎉
@@arv9033?
Watching this from Bhutan. Phagri ! A place so far, yet so near. A place we heard so much from our elders. Stories, tales and folklores. I have never seen any pictures or videos of Phagri until today. Thank you for making me feel nostalgic to a place I have never been to. Also brings back memories of some of the places in Bhutan longtime ago. Phagri, Lhasa and Dorji Dhen ( Bodh Gaya ) were the places our grand parents used to proudly discuss about as if they where London, Paris and Tokyo of their times. Phagri doesn't seem like bustling and crazy city but rather quiet and serene just somewhat like Thimphu during my childhood days.
That was amazing. With love from India. May India - China Friendship Strengthen!
莫迪政府把中國視為敵國！！！
I am from Sikkim,India. Been always curious about the life in Yadong, thank you for showing us a detailed video on it :)your content really sums it all !
Sikkim was once an independent kingdom until it was annexed by India in 1975, and I heard that your king is still in American now.
@@Ferris-el1dni heard Tibet was a free national but people were killed and many went outside their homeland to protect themselves in including Dalai Lama and a singer burn himself to protest against the ccp rule in Tibet..
@@jagatdeuri3261 Sorry, Tibet has been a part of China since Yuan dynasty, from AD 1271,and went through the Ming and Qing dynasties and of course ROC period.
@@Ferris-el1dnSikkim was never annexed .The king asked Indian army to deal with riots in front of palace . We helped them and then it just became a protectorate of India .But later when they feel comfortable in Indian protection, they themselves incorporate Sikkim into India .
Sikkim is not India.
Indian exiled your King and occupied your country
I'm from India Assam seems like Pagri China is not so far from our place . Our capital Delhi is far from our place where as pagri is so near to us
There is no India before the British occupation, India is a fictional country created by the British…
Are you from BTC? Which district? I am from Tangla(Udalguri district)
अरुणाचल से बोहोत सामने hai,, mera district ka last village se 20kilometer hi hoga. Land dispute khatam kar dena chahiye India ko. Tab hi hamaare liye fyda hoga. Tarakki bohot hoga whole northeast mein.
Get rid of Indian rule, get rid of poverty!
@@ArunachaleeBoy印度人把歐洲侵略者趕走了？？自己卻變成了侵略者！！！真是可笑的印度人
Kuzuzangpo la from Bhutan!😊
I watch your vlog all the time and enjoy your travels. Your visit to Pagri was truly interesting and informative. In the olden days, Pagri was a thriving trading town and many Bhutanese used to travel there to trade including my late father-in-law.
At highest point, they still have internet🎉
Are you surprised? China's growth in the last 50 years has been remarkable.
That's why the US is afraid of Huawei.
Both fiber broadband and wireless ones are available
It always amazed me that no matter where I was in China, in the countryside or on a mountain, I always had perfect 4G. Even in a small country like the Netherlands there are patches when taking the train where there is basically no mobile internet.
You are also covered at 345 km per hour in High Speed Train.😂
Can your visits get any more exotic than this?? Feeding those amazing monkeys, exploring the once beautiful old house, caterpillar fungus (oh my!) & talking with Tibetan monks about their study, WOW!
Honestly I did not find it a good idea to feed the monkeys. First they will reproduce unlimited and second will become agressive beggars. From a certain point on unfortunately the local authorities will have to control the population by poisoning or hunting. Do not interfere with nature is the best solution.
I truly wait for your content the whole week Yan❤️, love from India 🇮🇳🇨🇳. I wish both our countries could be more friends. It's soo sad we have a border conflict, I wish it could be solved and we engage friendship again:)
Why
You Indians
So obsessed with borders
True spirit. Only if we all could temper down our rhetoric.
@@tenzintsonyi-uq1zq Future plan, my foot - u will end up with a bloody nose.
Oh my god, love the discussion at Khumbu Chutsen!!! 😍😍🥰 so great to know such discussions still happen in places like Khumbu Chutsen and by Tashi Lhunpu monks… love what the monk emphasized, “ you have to study, then analyze by yourself, realize, and reach an understanding…Zhao, this Tashi Lhunpu monk sounds good for you to befriend and learn more about Buddhism. Sounds balanced and honest
The tibethian buddhism brought to the world is the best they could have done. As it is addressed to ordinary people, it keeps the teachings simple and therefore somehow understandable. The super big advantage is that you can use these teachings in your daily life and must not believe anything. You can proof by yourself. But be aware: these teachings are not what you want to hear.
I truly enjoyed my visit to Tibet earlier this year but would loved to have traveled with you guys to these unseen areas. Thank you so much for your videos.
As always, a video that well surpasses national geographic channel. After subscribing to your channel I have learn so much about so many things about China.
Share it with the people close to you just to prevent future conflicts driven by politicians
Whith what the National Geographic channel has turned into, that's not that difficult. It's the reason why I gave up on cable TV more than 10 years ago and I can assure you have never looked back. They only transmit programs for the mentally impaired these days (all channels).
Sister I’m from Bhutan, I enjoyed your vlog sending love from here ❤❤ 🇧🇹
Thanks! Super content!
Thank you so much :)
Tibet is like a different planet.
I found Tibet very mysterious and beautiful.
Thank you so much for another video from Tibet! The people you meet are always so kind and you present their culture and the area they live in such a nice way. You show how it is to go somewhere open minded and find friendly people wherever you go. I'm always looking forward to your next video. Love from Germany!
I am Indonesian, but i like to watch this kind of vlog like explore Tibet,Bhutan, Nepal, North India and also the coldest city in the world YAKUTZ.I don't know why but i feel like I connected to that place and also I feel like I know well the environment.The fact is I never been to that country/city in my life.
Really fun to watch. Thank you for showing us!
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It gives me immense pleasure to see Chinese vlogger conversing in English and subtitles
These places are very difficult to visit, specially from India. Thanks for showing this unique slice of China !
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@@littlechineseeverywhere incredible footage as always. I really enjoy your videos.
I’m concerned about the monkeys. If they get too tame, they can do a lot of damage to property. For example, food businesses and food stands, how do they manage to keep these monkeys away? I’m very curious about that!
你们印度的北方有些地区也不向中国人开放啊。还有最近有大量印度博主来中国旅游，据说同时期印度拒签很多中国人去印度。有一位嫁给印度人的中国女士也被拒签，后来没办法她的印度丈夫又来中国和她团聚。我觉得在中印关系上，两个国家都要有成熟的大国心态。不管两国出什么问题，随意切断两国普通人民的交往，这样的政府太不成熟。
@@suhuaxuhighly emotional and easily manipulated their media is quite heavy on propaganda creating much tension between the people on both sides
Recently, all Chinese have been refused visas by India. For a long time, the Indians have not allowed the Chinese to enter its northeast and northwest
Omg! I've grown up hearing stories about Phari from my grandparents. I'm so happy I can finally have see what it looks like!!!
Same here. I have heard so many description. I used to imagine and my imagination is exactly the same in this video. Sadly I was expecting some tsangpa language but it’s full of Chinese language. Happy to see the place but sad to hear only Chinese language from the locals there.
it's because their guest is han. of course they use their national language as lingua franca. @@see_it_with_me4012
As a tibetan who have never seen or been to tibet in my life. N Seeing ur videos puts a smile on my face.❤
Do you know that South Tibet is gobbled up by India in 1951? In February 1951, three and a half years after India was created out of the polity left behind by the British Raj, India invaded and annexed Tawang and completed the gobbling up of South Tibet. Tawang is the Sixth Dalai Lama's birthplace and home to the four hundred years old Tawang monastery. Today South Tibet is restless and is ruled by India with an iron hand. A law called AFSPA (Armed Forces Special Power Act) is imposed on South Tibet. AFSPA gives India the power to detain or kill anyone with impunity. It is a law designed to snuff out any dissent. AFSPA is imposed on regions India deemed 'disturbed', such as South Tibet and Kashmir. In 1987 India created a state out of South Tibet and renamed it to the so-called Arunachal Pradesh.
I put the timeline here to underscore that this land grab is purely Indian and has nothing to do with the British.
@@PomegranateChocolate there is no 'south tibet' dumbass! The only truth is that PRC has forcefully occupied Tibet. Once India rises in the near future, Tibet will also become an independent nation. Mark my words!
@@allylee3540 ?! It's obvious. To let him know that it is India that has invaded and is occupying a piece of Tibet.
Greetings from Bhutan 🇧🇹
Finally much awaited video is out again. Throughly enjoyed and so happy to see you guys interested in my country.
Also I wish and pray your friend find his precious master soon 🙏🏻
Tashidelek 🎉
Beautiful China forever
I am from Sikkim, India.. There were so many cultural similarities between Yadong and Sikkim as shown in the video.. i was hoping you would show the mountains of sikkim from the border.
Their dialect is also identical. Similarly, the Haapa people of Bhutan.
锡金以前的国王对中国非常友好😂😊
Yes Sikkim had a very cordial relationship with Tibet.
@@MatlabChaina what happened to Sikkim? where is the King?
@@DordDord1206 Sikkim had a legitimate referendum. The act of occupying was done by CCP controlled China on Tibet, Manchuria, east Turkestan and Yunan.
🎉been watching your Tibet series lately. It’s great. Seeing the border towns of Tibet as I am from Bhutan 🇧🇹. You can visit Bhutan through Bhutanese travel agents only and the government has a royalty added to cost. It’s pretty steep but it’s done to preserve environment and culture.🎉🎉
Is the border between Bhutan and China opened now?
@@songhanshan9843 Bhutan 🇧🇹 and China 🇨🇳 border has been closed since 1959. Although border patrols of both countries do meet at the border. It’s a peaceful border as there are no inhabitants living on the border due to the cold.
@@metalhead1899你国的外交和军事基本被印度控制，这是中国和不丹交往的真正障碍，事实上印度人一直是想吞并不丹的，可能一百年后，不丹会作为印度的一部分跟全球各国来往，但现在中国人去不丹很难
China has always wanted to establish diplomatic relations with Bhutan, but is Bhutan willing to do so? Why didn't it happen?
@@user-xw9sj3hc6t Bhutan is closer to Lhasa, Phari, Shigatse than Nepal but because of diplomatic relations Bhutanese have to travel all the way to Nepal to visit Tibet. Being a small country for centuries, our defense is looked after by India. As long as there is tension between China and India, I am not sure diplomatic relations coming soon.
We call such old houses as Bhutia Houses. It is common to find such houses in Sikkim and here in Kalimpong (near by sikkim , india) as well
For your information, let us tell you that people of Tibetan, Bhutanese and Sikkimese origin are called Bhutias in India.
Yes they are called bhutias or bhotays...it is from that term that the name bhutan came from
Because in ancient times, Sikkim, Bhutan, Ladakh, and southern Tibet were all part of Tibet, China. The flag of Bhutan is similar to the flag of the Qing Dynasty of China. The Yellow Dragon Flag is the totem of the Chinese nation, the flag of China's Qing Dynasty is a five-clawed dragon, and the flag of Bhutan is a three-clawed dragon. There is a saying in ancient China: "The emperor has five claws, the princes have four claws, and the ministers have three claws." It is said that there are two versions of the name "Bhutan". The first version was heard by the British from Indians, and the British transliterated it as Bhutan, which means a corner of Tibet; another version is that Bhutan is a country established by Tibetans. Pinyin: Zuggyü, Chinese translation is 竺巴, which means descendant of dragon or thunder dragon. There are 7 branches of Tibetans, and Butiya is only one branch of Tibetans, and the language they use is also a dialect of Tibetan (it is said that there is no need for an interpreter when talking to Tibetan tourists when traveling in Tibet, China). The current Tibetan population in China exceeds 7 million. Welcome everyone to travel and make friends in China.
Hello from Bhutan 🇧🇹! I just watched your video about the popular trading destination of Phagri, and I must say it was incredibly informative and fascinating. Thank you for sharing your travels with us!
It's amazing to see how our past ancestors engaged in vibrant trading in Phagri, and I feel a sense of connection and pride in our shared history. The world is full of diverse cultures and rich heritage, and it's heartwarming to witness how technology allows us to explore and appreciate these ancient routes from afar.
I truly wish that we could have the opportunity to interact and travel in this reality.
Sending warm wishes from Bhutan for more exciting travels and discoveries in the future!
My father who is 84 years missed his pagri home town,he couldn't recognise his home town .
He wanted to see the khambu hotspring ,which he had visited in his childhood days but it was not shown.
anyways thank you very much
I support so many of the positive comments here. Your channel is great, honest, easy to follow, friendly spirited, professional and educational. In our politically polarised world it is so important to have people like you who are simply interested in understanding other people beliefs, struggles, dreams and train of thought. Dealing with such issues as border disputes where even the naming of places has political consequences, is no easy feat. You do it incredibly well, in my view. And yes, I understand that some voices might not get through in this comment section, or even on the internet at all, but content like this motivates me to be open minded and curious all the time.
I just wanted to take a moment to reach out and express my heartfelt admiration for your incredible work and the inspiration you bring to us all. Keep doing exactly what you do!
Hello from the US. I love watching your channel! I have learned so much about Asian culture from you. And the scenery, especially the drone footage, is absolutely breathtaking! You are an amazing young woman, and I feel honored and blessed that I know you through your adventures!
Love your blogs !! This house is same to traditional Bhutanese(Bhutan) house. The cornices above windows and door shown is mandatory in every Bhutanese house and the function of ground floor till the top is same. Visit Bhutan too - love from Bhutan
作为中国人，天然地对不丹有一种亲近感，不丹跟中国都是崇拜龙的国家，我们以前清朝的国旗跟你们不丹的国旗很像，上面都有一条龙🐉😂
That's because Bhutanese architecture and a lot of other things are derived from Tibet with slight adjustments here and there right from the Gho to the dzongs
@@hisheydoma1808care to elaborate on those?
I want to visit China one day,I wished to be born in China.Love from Northeast India.
看你头像很像中国人，很多自媒体说你们想加入中国原来是真的
Same 😢. They are our real genetical brothers( mongolid race)
@@9thGuyMongol Muslim Xinjiang distroy by Chinese
@@trueraja你去过中国的蒙古和新疆地区，你在胡说八道什么
@@9thGuytibetans, nepalis,bhutanis aren't that mongoloid to be called mongoloid, they are closer to Caucasoids.
watching from Bhutan, yes the house is similar to Bhutanese architecture the only difference is the windows.
Tibet and Bhutan have so much history together. Hope one day relations normalizes. and Hope you will visit Bhutan one day.
How is life in Bhutan? I recently read on ABC that some young people are leaving because of a lack of opportunities.
@@jamesrowlands8971 yes some youths are leaving but most of them are leaving for further studies. I am back to Bhutan after studying 4 yrs abroad and will continue to live in Bhutan 🇧🇹. I have realised the value and importance of My home country after living 4 yrs abroad. And yes now the government is trying all their best to cater the needs of the people, by the command of His Majesty, there is a major transformation going in Bhutan. Life in Bhutan is simple and content ✌🏻. Hope you are doing good too.
Tibet will be free one day
@@competitiors7307 congratulations you got your wish. It was freed from the slave owning theocracy in 1950.
@@jamesrowlands8971 I am telling about the freedom from Chinese toddlers 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You're doing such a great job of portraying this region so far! I especially like how you focus on the people inhabiting the place and show their way of life. I've always travelled to learn about how other people live and these videos are great for me to learn more about the places I haven't managed to visit myself (yet)
Much love from near yadong County. Sikkim.
We also have very beautiful places in our side in sikkim
Hi Yan ! What An Incredible Adventure! Many Thanks For All Your Time and Efforts in Showing Us This Beautiful Part of China. You Take Care and Be Happy ! Note → I Will Be in China From 18 October Till 12 November 2023 Visiting Kunming and Guilin ! Have Fun ! Fernando
very beautiful place.
Really happy you enjoyed it! Have fun un China :)
@@littlechineseeverywhere这是哪里的钱？😅
欢迎，但是推荐八九月过来，十月十一月秋天的昆明比较凉了，树叶也逐渐凋落，
@@user-ic5up1mq7n 这是英镑单位，so he is an Englishman
Hello, I am from Bhutan 🇧🇹 we use to hear from our elders Phagri is one of the trade routes and small town where Bhutan and Tibetans trade. Thank you for showing us the unseen side.
Thank you for sharing beautiful places of Tibet.
Thank you for showing us this part of Tibet. Great video.
❤ Que sonho ❤... Eu adoraria poder viajar e conhecer estes lugares. Obrigada por compartilhar. Sou fã e confesso que gostava de estar aí.
Once again thank you very much for sharing the unique video of a lovely place which otherwise is beyond our reach. Looking forward to the next one. Well done Yan.!!
What a fabulous town to people who are very friendly, especially Tbeten Monks n mysterious border town between Sikim ,Bhutan ,India.great for the awesome infor
simplicity over flowing! amazing vlog!
Thank you for showing Yadong County. My ancestral home is in Chumbi in the Chumbi Valley. Thank you for showing that lady and her house. The lady with the distinctive turquoise earrings signifies that she is from Tromo community. It makes me feel nostalgic. Also, your earlier video on Kagyu Monastery was impressive. Love your vlogs. Aloha from Maui, Hawaii.
Bhoepa yinpe? Will be in Big island this august.
Thank you :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing these incredible slices of life. Your photography & editing are so professional. I hope we see you making full length documentaries one day!
Great video! This area of Tibet is beautiful and almost never shown. It’d be awesome to see Sichuan or Xinjiang next!
Thank you :)
Who knows maybe it will come next :)
to be frank, Yadong are shown by lots of videos, but most of them are in Chinese becasue vloggers are Chinese, and Chinese related information are limited in most west media platform if they show some harmony aspect of China
好喜欢你的videos, 加油！
Wonderful video as always
Yan, the more I watch your videos the more I see how awesome you and your work are!
Keep on doing these reports, Yan. I hope many more people will find you and subscribe to your channel.
You deserve millions of subs, girl!
Thanks yan for going so so high for us
Fantastic…thanks for the trip…very interesting…!😊
👍 great effort. 🙏 Sharing
N safe journey 😀
Thank you Yan again. Without you I will never know all these places
The old house definitely resembles to a bhutanese farm house and the one piece wooden ladder is still being used in most parts of Bhutan. Pagri / Phari (Phari tern is popular to Bhutanese not Pagri) was one of the popular trading hub between Bhutan and Tibet during my grand parents time. The caterpillar Fungus known as Cordyceps is also found in the northern part of Bhutan. If you travel to Tingri closer to Nepal then you will find similar such farm houses.
Btw is there any word called "Tangla" in Bhutanese?
Thanks as always for this magical trip 😊
Thanks Yan, always love your Vlog. anxiously waiting for your coming wonderful journey.
Appreciate the infrastructure at this height. Video is professional and good editing. ❤ From India.
Beautiful places 💐
Love your videos. Keep traveling.
Your vlog always amazes me all the time! When you mentioned Sikkim I was awestruck!💕 love from Sikkim🫶🏻
Many Chinese people know Sikkim, a country with a similar culture to Tibet, and Sikkim has always been a country in our hearts.
Indians invade Sikkim. What do you think of the Indians
It is a pity that Sikkim was occupied by India, and many Chinese know about Sikkim
@@shabao It's a shame that Tibet was occupied by China. Many Indians know Tibet as a proud country.
@@liberal8083 Tibet has always been a country in our hearts
You are bringing us to "travel" to places in China that are very rarely reported (due to their remoteness). I also find the handicraft beautiful!
Thanks for sharing so beautiful ❤
Awesome very informative..
Yan - Thank you very much again for sharing your experience on this video. This journey has been amazing, enlightening and resourceful. Take care and keep well. ❤
感谢戍边的藏族和各族同胞！
Wonderful journey guys!! Thank you, must feel marvellous to experience such first hand!!👍👍👏👏👏
Beautiful informative video.
The old house was amazing, one can only imagine what t must of been like in its heyday.
Your videos are the high point of my week
😊❤Thank you, dear Yan! Very interesting as always! Beautiful places! 🥀🌏🌍🌎🌹
I love your videos, thank you and good luck
What a great place on this sordid earth where you can talk to strangers and they invite you in to see their homes and offer sustenance! I only dream places still exist where strangers exist among each others such as this!
I like the places you visit around the border with different culture. Thank you for your showing us around.
Very Interesting!
Just subscribed, love your videos! You have a confident and easy way with people, like all good adventurers. The drone footage
is next level! ❤
Lots of love from Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh,India. I always enjoy watching your videos.
Yes this sort of house are available in India in Leh Ladakh region, Jammu and Kashmir, Sikkim and some parts of Arunachal Pradesh in Tawang and Bomdila regions.
被印度非法佔領的中國領土！！！
I'm soo happy this came to my feed. Your videos are soo good. Thanks for showing a part of the world, the rest of the world hardly gets to see.
Thank you. 👍🏴
I hope China could speed up development of the furthest part of Tibet province. I see many infrastructure upgrades in rural area that truly benefited the Tibetans. It also enable you guys to venture into such beautiful unspoiled locations which otherwise would have left undiscovered. Thanks for the interesting unplanned interactions with the friendly locals.
当中国在建设新疆时，西方媒体说我们在破坏新疆人地方😂
China already constructed infrastructure of Tibet so fast.
Here's the translation in English:
In the past 70 years, the central Chinese government has invested a total of 1.63 trillion yuan in Tibet. Are you still not satisfied? Do you think the money comes to us Han people out of thin air? Moreover, in the next 12 years, China will continue to invest in Tibet by constructing a 300 billion railway project. The national power grid will invest 46.6 billion, Lhasa city's key projects will have an investment of 161.9 billion, and the planned investment for the Yarlung Tsangpo River super hydropower station is expected to exceed 1 trillion.
👍👍👍
@@chrisshi9006❤
Fantastic!
Your itinerary has been very carefully chosen.
You have very painstakingly delineated the cultural richness of the Himalayan region.
Take care of you, as high altitude is taking a toll on your health.
Good job.
Thanks.
This episode is so fascinating! China is so diverse, with such different landscapes, Mandarin accents, and cuisines! This part of China looks so different from the usual cities like Beijing and Shanghai that we often see in media. Thank you very much for showing us this!
wow. Very interesting.
Hi greeting from Bhutan, I'm so happy to watch your videos, so most welcome to Bhutan in the future, you can come directly from Nepal.
Love your adventurous expeditions videos. They're very educational and I really enjoy them❤
I love what you do, thank you so much
You are very fortunate to be able to visit these places...
Hello from Bhutan! I heard lot about Phagri eversince I was old enough to understand stories shared by my grandparents. It fascinated me, and it still does dreaming of one fine day soaking up bustling Phari energy meeting people of four countries: Bhutan, Nepal, India and China. Thank you for virtually taking me there at least for now. Best wishes from Bhutan🇧🇹
Thank you :)
Loving my brother's from NE
I am too into Buddhism as a philosophy and method of self-development. How interesting it would be for me to communicate with such monks.
Another awesome video. I loved the drone work you did showing the landscape. You are amazing. Thank you from Southern USA
This grandmother is so cute😍😍😍💐💐💐
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you so much ☺️
Hi Yan, Just finished watching S1 and S2. Truly enjoy every single episode. I really appreciate your genuine effort in showing us amazing landscape, culture and livelihood of local people in places so different from where I am. I can't wait to see ŵhere you will take us in the next episode. Thank you.
I love watching your channel. Great content. Thank you for showing us all the small towns which are not opened to tourists generally. Love to see their cultures and the ease with which you blend in with the locals. And of course, that lovely smile of yours. Keep up the good work!!
I am so glad that you got to go to such beautiful places, countries freely.
i love 💕💕 your channel so much. China is very diverse. greetings from Chile
Just beautiful, very grateful for the share🤗
Wow! Thankyou so much. China is fascinating
I enjoyed your videos very much! ❤
Wow, you channel continues to astound me. Fungus caterpillars?? You know The Last of Us just came out right? :P Also incredible to see the traditional home. Keep the videos coming!
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One promising young athlete has her career ended because a good intention relative gave her a gift of the stuff.
Banned substances were found in test, and because of strict rules, she was banned for life. It’s very unfair to the poor girl because she didn’t intentionally violate the rules. I was really angry because in the west, athletes who are deliberately cheating, but when caught, they can only be given 2 years suspension. They are rich stars, can sit out the ban and can sue for lost of earnings if their careers are too much affected. A poor country girl bright future was ruined however, because of wrong time and wrong place.
My friend is Tibet migrant who is settled here at our place Arunachal. He is literally the most silent guy in our group. I wish someday I'll be able to visit his place(Tibet).
In February 1951, three and a half years after India was created out of the polity left behind by the British Raj, India invaded and annexed Tawang and completed the gobbling up of South Tibet. Tawang is the Sixth Dalai Lama's birthplace and home to the four hundred years old Tawang monastery. Today South Tibet is restless and is ruled by India with an iron hand. A law called AFSPA (Armed Forces Special Power Act) is imposed on South Tibet. AFSPA gives India the power to detain or kill anyone with impunity. It is a law designed to snuff out any dissent. AFSPA is imposed on regions India deemed 'disturbed', such as South Tibet and Kashmir. In 1987 India created a state out of South Tibet and renamed it to the so-called Arunachal Pradesh.
I put the timeline here to underscore that this land grabbing is purely Indian and has nothing to do with the British.
That is southern Tibet, they are a part of Tibet, originally Tibetans,
Largest land grabbing is done by China. They started in 1951 and gulped the whole nation of Tibet within 10 years 1959. By 60 years they have re written the whole history of Tibet and pretends they have been in Tibet since many years. Look at the UA-camr finding hard to breath in Tibet. 😅