19:05 is a typical example of village people always excited to see when someone carrying camera. She thought you'r taking a picture of her, so she came behind you to check out herself. she said " i can see my self " and left. Next time you could pretend to take her picture she will become more happy. I respect their pure-heart and simplicity 😃
Interesting to hear Gurung people say Thank you in Chinese. That means that so many Chinese have visited the area that the locals began to pick up Chinese words. People can also speak English. This is a remote yet much visited place.
It's because majority of Gurkha is comprised of the Gurungs so they've come in contact with the Chinese in HK, Malaysia, Singapore etc. Many Gurungs currently reside in HK, UK, Singapore
Historically, we, the Gurungs have only a little connection with Tibet. It is said that our ancestors have migrated from Mongolia. Gurung can't be called a caste. Rightly, a tribe, living in high altitudes, with a unique culture, tradition and language. It is divided with many sub- clans. So, we like the other tribes are different in many ways as compared to general Nepalese. I miss my village 😊
There is no such thing as "general Nepalese." Every Nepali ethnic group has its own distinct culture from the other. Newars are different from Gurung, Sherpas are different from Chhetri, etc. We are all unique in our own ways. It is not only Gurung that is "different," all Nepali ethnicities are different and that is the beauty of our country🥰
Would be interesting to know if Gurungs eventually do live in sort of a matriarchat? Like Khasi in India and Mosuo in China? They too seemed to have come from Mongolia.
The liquor boiling in the copper pot, Didi Gurung mentioned, is Raksi. Very potent and strong. The boys, sharing your meals, must have gone to visit the avalanche at Kapuche Glacier Lake in Sikles. Thank you so much.
Wonderful film Yan. You are a talented documentary maker. So informative and gives a feeling to the viewer of being in the location. I hope you get huge success with this amazing channel. If you ever come to UK you must let us know.
This was so fun to watch. Beautiful scenery and temples, wonderful people, and those kids at the end were too adorable!! Something surprising I noticed as a subscriber and regular viewer: I think you've become an even *better* travel vlogger in the short time since you filmed this video -- and you were clearly very good already! Thank you for all the hard work you do, both in front of the camera *and* behind the scenes. You seem like a genuinely kind and curious person, and I always appreciate how respectfully you treat everyone in your videos.
I have been watching your videos for quite some time and they are amazing. I am able to see different places and different cultures through your camera lens. Keep going dude!
I love mountain villages like this one you showed! I guess a person of any religions or any races can come to the temple anytime like the local say: there are no discriminations in this village.
Hi Yan, i like your video very much. You showed us lots of places that we have never been there. You are also a very kind, polite and friendly personality. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 赞 赞赞 ❤
Hi Yan! I've been watching your videos and I just want to say how much I enjoy them. Your videos are so informative and relaxing, they always put me in a good mood. I love how you always pay attention to ethnic groups. Lots of love from Belgium ❤
Just enjoy where you are don’t complain be happy what you got and see of Nepal I watch your all videos all and China too so be happy what you see of all countries you visit I like you but don’t get negative just be happy what’s your life point it’s happy it’s our life in Nepal we happy what you think?
Aww Flo left on the last EP but congrats, you're almost home. It's already incredible for you mostly by yourself to move this far. I really likes the quad shots
He missed something.. Actually we Gurungs are divided in many clan..These clans are the Ghale, Ghodane, Lama, and Lamechane.. But mostly use Gurung. We Gurung have our own language , we call it Tamu Kyi.. Nepali it's different it's more similar to indian.
I understand Covid was a pandemic so it was everywhere, but it is still amazing to see that it went from my street in Madrid to a tiny villages in the Himalayas. Seeing how illnesses can spread, we are very lucky it wasn't more deadly.
Racism is deadly and sick, as lethal as cancer to world peace. God bless your poisoned heart and mind. God bless you to ensure that nobody will continue to bring evil colonialism like your ancestors did to the world, nobody will spread the Spanish Flu and Black Death to the rest of the world.
Thank you very much for this video. Very good to see you getting around using local buses. Rural roads are very poor and quite dangerous. The Nepali people are very generous, but mainly quite poor. Modernisation in the remote locations will take many years. This is why so many people end up in Kathmandu Valley
I was in Pokhara when I was in my teens ... only foreigners ... means Europeans... we trip play music ... climb mountains ... now is looks so clumsy... many Anglo-Indians have settled in Nepal .. 🌿🌻🌿✌️😄
Roof: "stone plate" / maybe "stone slab" // plate = a flat dish, typically circular and made of china, from which food is eaten or served // slab = "roof tile" (more precise). By looking at the video, I would be inclined to call it a "roof slab"; tile being a bit smaller. Maybe "roof slate" is more precise. Nepal: magnificent video. I know so many people from Nepal living in Boston. I am beginning to become fascinated by the electronic equipment you use to edit your films and photos. I am really not familiar with film-making or video-blogging. Perhaps one of your episodes you can devote to how you actually make the special effects you produce in your you-tubes which makes the experience watching your productions so exciting and captivating. Perhaps you are more than an Angel. Perhaps you are a Goddess of Imagination. I am very lucky to have found you. Thank you for your efforts and your exquisitely deep smile. You have transformed me from a despondent dysthymic to an enlightened Bodhisattva. You have elevated my soul to be able to taste a breath of Paradise.
Gurung literally means Go=means in Tibetan we can refer to the door in direct translation,and rung means to protect means the warrior who protect the boarder during the Tibet king songtsen Gampo of 6 th century,so they are came from Ti et back to the history of king Songtsen Gampo
sorry to debunk this theory,Gurung people are here in Nepal before there was any tibet back then, as you metioned Songtesn Gampo regain was in 6th century where as gurung people have village older than time perod, there is a village ruins whas was date back to 3000 yesrs and also the tradition and rituals are way older and difrent than tibtians, most of the gurung peole follow animist and spritual religion compared to titians they follow buddism and main important thing although the language falls under tibetian burma family but its completye diffrent than tibetian language. i do not deney genology realtion with tibetian but i suerly deney cultural and linguestic aspect as a part of tibetian i would prefer to call it equall or even older than tebtian culture.
Yes, @@voiceoutpeople7815 is correct, Gurung people had arrived in Nepal before there was Tibet. In fact, 'Gurung' people have always identified as 'Tamu' and still do. Only a few hundred years back the Bhramins started calling Tamu people Guru and then it became Gurung, there is a story about this but I won't go in detail here. The word 'Gurung' actually does not exist in Tamu language. Also, it has already been proven Tamu people migrated from Kokonor to Yunnan to Tibet to Nepal thousands of years ago. DNA evidence shows that Tamu people have high degree of Mongolian and Nakhi DNA, and Tibetan (to lesser degree) DNA too. I do admit that the curent Tamu language has been influenced by other languages in the region as well as the Nepali language. Same goes for the Tamu culture and religion. Here is a fun fact: The original Tamu religion (Shamanism) and oral history Tamu Pye is gradually dissappearing, in the future most Tamu will most likely only speak Nepali or English, and they will pick up additional DNA from other groups. Same as how it happened as they migrated from Kokonor to Yunnan to Tibet to Nepal, and even way before that.
Nepal has lot of potential and really honest citizens who have been fooled by corrupt politicians there is only corruption in Nepal nothing else but the country scenery and people are absolutely beautiful
No it is incorrect, Tibetian came to Nepal not The Gurung as Gurungs were Already there as Tamus and it has connection oldest amongst Any Nepalese including kiratas
The Gurungs n magars didn’t came from tibet but burma n mongolia, tamangs people came from tibet and Rais n limbus came from eastern china thousands of years ago… Bahuns n chhetris came from Iran and Indian bihar
Haha 😂 you really dnt know anything 😀 its not that simple dna of gurung magar tamang shows closeness to burma people n sherpa/rai/limbu shows more closeness to modern tibetan , go check video on genetics , kham magar(first magar people) , gurung(tamu) , tamang ,thakali . They are from same ancestors then those magar get down to lower hills get mixed with plain areas kirats tharus , n form other magar groups , so is gurung n tamang also , same came directly from kailash parwat region which was main area for xamsung kingdom which was earlier than tibet and there is some admixture again with the plain people coming from eastern part of nepal . Magar gurung tamang are all mangour(mang) people who came from hwang ho river(yellow river) n other group is rai limbu who are hang people . Bt everybody is admixed , n gurung(tamu) n tamang are the same people speaking the same language (almost) n kham magar language matches more than 30% with tamang language . go look for dna analysis , you can find videos which shows sherpa/rai/limbu closeness to tibetn (8-9) which with tamang n gurung , it shows more than 14 distance . Bt hami sabai ma naxi / sibo/ tu(mangor) , japanese, mongolia , naga haru snga close dekhaucha tara magar ko vetina tamang ra gurung chai ali nazikta kam dekhinch tesko matwab , we were early people n we developed some distant gene in nepal hills n moutains distinct from tibet n mongolia . Tibat ra nepal ko himal ko aadibasi haru nai mongolian chinese japanes korean sabai banako ho , kina ki yunan vanne tibet ko nazik ko thau ma aile pani hami pahadi aadibasi chan , ra aeko kura hami sabai ma south indian purano gene vetincha , jun dherai paila mix vako dekhincha
Limbu lai sikkim ma tsang vaninthyo , vanincha sikkim ma tin jati thiye milera sikkim ma raja basale lepcha , bhutia , tsong(tshepo) limbu , tibetn ko tsang bata aako huna le bhaniyeko ho 😀 ua-cam.com/video/FTlxoYt91UA/v-deo.html yo video hernus sikkim ko history , we all ra himalaya n hill people brother . Rai, limbu ko tongba dekhi chyampta dekhi harek kura purano tibet ko manche le use grthe 😀tamang gurung magar tibet bhanda purano ho ra aadibasi thiye burma(myanmar) dekhi sabai pahad himal ma , nepal(ktm) bata tibet ma budha dharma gayo , tamang ktm ra wora para ko manche bhako le budha dharma accept gare 7,8 century tira so tibetan budhism le garda tibetan jsto bujcha sabai jabaki tamang gurung magar ma mama phupu chela cheli chal6 tibet china wa rai/limbu/sherpa ma ysto culture hudaina
Did I hear you correctly? When you start talking about the casts, you said, that in todays the casts is no more important, but when the young man was talking about casts, he said, that cats are very important, for example you can marry only person from your cast.......so, where is the truth? Othervise the village is very beautiful......I wish I can spent sometime to see daily life of the villagers....and btw so beautiful scenery....
Mostly among youngsters, they don’t care about caste a lot. However, still prevalent in the older generations. Also, rural areas are more caste sensitive in comparison to cities. Will still take 1-2 more generations to rid it.
Buddhism doesn't means Tibet. Ancient humans migrated since prehistoric era before Buddha was born. Likewise many ethnic group of Northern Nepal migrated from Tibet during prehistoric times
😂 well come to Nepal enjoy Buddha birth place ❤❤❤ In Nepal the problem is cast system by the government mechanism. Is others debate? Like a high cast dominant to lowest cast. Psychological problem.
19:05 is a typical example of village people always excited to see when someone carrying camera. She thought you'r taking a picture of her, so she came behind you to check out herself. she said " i can see my self " and left. Next time you could pretend to take her picture she will become more happy. I respect their pure-heart and simplicity 😃
Interesting to hear Gurung people say Thank you in Chinese. That means that so many Chinese have visited the area that the locals began to pick up Chinese words. People can also speak English. This is a remote yet much visited place.
It's because majority of Gurkha is comprised of the Gurungs so they've come in contact with the Chinese in HK, Malaysia, Singapore etc. Many Gurungs currently reside in HK, UK, Singapore
tbh most ppl know nihao and xie xie
That little girl is adorable! Makes my heart melt ❤
Beautiful drone images of the village on the mountain slope
Thanks for visiting our gurung village, all the best 👍
Historically, we, the Gurungs have only a little connection with Tibet. It is said that our ancestors have migrated from Mongolia.
Gurung can't be called a caste. Rightly, a tribe, living in high altitudes, with a unique culture, tradition and language. It is divided with many sub- clans.
So, we like the other tribes are different in many ways as compared to general Nepalese.
I miss my village 😊
Gurung migrated from mogoliya..it's true.
There is no such thing as "general Nepalese." Every Nepali ethnic group has its own distinct culture from the other. Newars are different from Gurung, Sherpas are different from Chhetri, etc. We are all unique in our own ways. It is not only Gurung that is "different," all Nepali ethnicities are different and that is the beauty of our country🥰
Would be interesting to know if Gurungs eventually do live in sort of a matriarchat? Like Khasi in India and Mosuo in China? They too seemed to have come from Mongolia.
This little girl is well spoken, watch out she can have your job in a few year's cute too.happy trails ❤😊
This is so breath taking .....So Beautiful....
the last women thought you are nepali and start talking in nepali.i am nepali here is usa.american use to think I am from China 😆😆
😂😂😂
That little girls english was very good!
You are so incredibly cute! & DilipGurung, a great ambassador for his village! Amazing drone shots btw!
Safe travels!
Yan I so enjoy your travels, keep up the good work young lady, Safe travels!
The liquor boiling in the copper pot, Didi Gurung mentioned, is Raksi. Very potent and strong. The boys, sharing your meals, must have gone to visit the avalanche at Kapuche Glacier Lake in Sikles. Thank you so much.
I love Nepal + Nepalese people so much! I trekked the Annapurna basecamp and this is taking me back to those people + times. Thank you! 🥰
Glad you liked nepal
Cheers🤞
Wonderful film Yan. You are a talented documentary maker. So informative and gives a feeling to the viewer of being in the location. I hope you get huge success with this amazing channel. If you ever come to UK you must let us know.
This was so fun to watch. Beautiful scenery and temples, wonderful people, and those kids at the end were too adorable!!
Something surprising I noticed as a subscriber and regular viewer: I think you've become an even *better* travel vlogger in the short time since you filmed this video -- and you were clearly very good already!
Thank you for all the hard work you do, both in front of the camera *and* behind the scenes. You seem like a genuinely kind and curious person, and I always appreciate how respectfully you treat everyone in your videos.
..remind me Nepal trip way back trekking in Himalaya. No much have change it seem. You really brave to come alone.
இயற்கையோடு மனிதர்கள் இனைந்து வாழ்வது எத்தனை அழகு இந்த காணொளி மூலமாக புரிந்து கொள்ள முடிகிறது!
I have been watching your videos for quite some time and they are amazing. I am able to see different places and different cultures through your camera lens. Keep going dude!
I Loved Nepal when I went about a decade ago, the nicest people I've ever met hands down..i still can smell the earth and the forest in the hills
Wonderful to see uncomplicated and happy people. Well done.
Incredible👍😍🤩 mountain🗻 village! People so friendly😊, thank❤🌹🙏 you, dear Yan!
my first time to see Nepal so gorgoues over there
Amazing that a little girl in a Gurung village speaks English
Watching your video is always a pleasant thing. Thank you :)
Such a nice video. Thank you for taking us along on your journey.
Thank you for your effort went through the rough route & showing us the breathtaking views of beautiful Nepali village ❤
My own country watching through you.
Thank you for visiting beautiful tangting village.
I love mountain villages like this one you showed! I guess a person of any religions or any races can come to the temple anytime like the local say: there are no discriminations in this village.
Very picturesque sceneries. Thanks for that.
The views are truly breathtaking!
wow gurung people seem so friendly. I want to visit
Hi Yan, i like your video very much. You showed us lots of places that we have never been there. You are also a very kind, polite and friendly personality. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 赞 赞赞 ❤
Luv from malaysia.
I love your videos. Your videos are awesome it makes me happy an refreshing.
Hi Yan! I've been watching your videos and I just want to say how much I enjoy them. Your videos are so informative and relaxing, they always put me in a good mood. I love how you always pay attention to ethnic groups. Lots of love from Belgium ❤
Just enjoy where you are don’t complain be happy what you got and see of Nepal I watch your all videos all and China too so be happy what you see of all countries you visit I like you but don’t get negative just be happy what’s your life point it’s happy it’s our life in Nepal we happy what you think?
ENJOYED WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
Aww Flo left on the last EP but congrats, you're almost home. It's already incredible for you mostly by yourself to move this far. I really likes the quad shots
Thanks again Yan Unfortunately you have set such a high standarf we find watching other travel videos very disappointing .
Another beautiful video
Welcome to Pokhara
I like when you visit places in China. Nepal is very interesting. Thank you.
As usual that was excellent. You know how ask questions and how to respond to them.
Wow this is an amazing video.
He missed something.. Actually we Gurungs are divided in many clan..These clans are the Ghale, Ghodane, Lama, and Lamechane.. But mostly use Gurung.
We Gurung have our own language , we call it Tamu Kyi.. Nepali it's different it's more similar to indian.
Lama?
@@dhunduplama9967 yes lama. Not that Tamang wala lama .
Buddhist teaching , training haru greko lama? gumba ma basney? ki chuttai ho
Loved seeing that village 😍🌸
Happy journey through Himalayas...!
I truly admire you. Bc you truly is very brave in your venture
So nice to see your vlog of Nepal
Proud of the gurung bhai.... Gaon ramori ghumaye chou .. 😀😀
thanku fo visiting nepal iam from nepal❤❤
👍 At 18:20 those houses looks like train compartments.
You should try to find a yasargumba (caterpillar fungus) in Himalaya...
Thank you for visiting tangting village you should try Mustang {which is popular tourist destination in Nepal)
I understand Covid was a pandemic so it was everywhere, but it is still amazing to see that it went from my street in Madrid to a tiny villages in the Himalayas. Seeing how illnesses can spread, we are very lucky it wasn't more deadly.
Racism is deadly and sick, as lethal as cancer to world peace. God bless your poisoned heart and mind. God bless you to ensure that nobody will continue to bring evil colonialism like your ancestors did to the world, nobody will spread the Spanish Flu and Black Death to the rest of the world.
Beautiful place, amazing cultures, wonderful people. Must look into buying a drone in China.
Thank you very much for this video. Very good to see you getting around using local buses. Rural roads are very poor and quite dangerous. The Nepali people are very generous, but mainly quite poor. Modernisation in the remote locations will take many years. This is why so many people end up in Kathmandu Valley
I was in Pokhara when I was in my teens ... only foreigners ... means Europeans... we trip play music ... climb mountains ... now is looks so clumsy... many Anglo-Indians have settled in Nepal .. 🌿🌻🌿✌️😄
2:39 those goats on car was unexpected 😅😅😅…
Roof: "stone plate" / maybe "stone slab" // plate = a flat dish, typically circular and made of china, from which food is eaten or served // slab = "roof tile" (more precise). By looking at the video, I would be inclined to call it a "roof slab"; tile being a bit smaller. Maybe "roof slate" is more precise. Nepal: magnificent video. I know so many people from Nepal living in Boston. I am beginning to become fascinated by the electronic equipment you use to edit your films and photos. I am really not familiar with film-making or video-blogging. Perhaps one of your episodes you can devote to how you actually make the special effects you produce in your you-tubes which makes the experience watching your productions so exciting and captivating. Perhaps you are more than an Angel. Perhaps you are a Goddess of Imagination. I am very lucky to have found you. Thank you for your efforts and your exquisitely deep smile. You have transformed me from a despondent dysthymic to an enlightened Bodhisattva. You have elevated my soul to be able to taste a breath of Paradise.
Beautiful place❤
Gurung literally means Go=means in Tibetan we can refer to the door in direct translation,and rung means to protect means the warrior who protect the boarder during the Tibet king songtsen Gampo of 6 th century,so they are came from Ti et back to the history of king Songtsen Gampo
sorry to debunk this theory,Gurung people are here in Nepal before there was any tibet back then, as you metioned Songtesn Gampo regain was in 6th century where as gurung people have village older than time perod, there is a village ruins whas was date back to 3000 yesrs and also the tradition and rituals are way older and difrent than tibtians, most of the gurung peole follow animist and spritual religion compared to titians they follow buddism and main important thing although the language falls under tibetian burma family but its completye diffrent than tibetian language. i do not deney genology realtion with tibetian but i suerly deney cultural and linguestic aspect as a part of tibetian i would prefer to call it equall or even older than tebtian culture.
Yes, @@voiceoutpeople7815 is correct, Gurung people had arrived in Nepal before there was Tibet. In fact, 'Gurung' people have always identified as 'Tamu' and still do. Only a few hundred years back the Bhramins started calling Tamu people Guru and then it became Gurung, there is a story about this but I won't go in detail here. The word 'Gurung' actually does not exist in Tamu language. Also, it has already been proven Tamu people migrated from Kokonor to Yunnan to Tibet to Nepal thousands of years ago. DNA evidence shows that Tamu people have high degree of Mongolian and Nakhi DNA, and Tibetan (to lesser degree) DNA too.
I do admit that the curent Tamu language has been influenced by other languages in the region as well as the Nepali language. Same goes for the Tamu culture and religion. Here is a fun fact: The original Tamu religion (Shamanism) and oral history Tamu Pye is gradually dissappearing, in the future most Tamu will most likely only speak Nepali or English, and they will pick up additional DNA from other groups. Same as how it happened as they migrated from Kokonor to Yunnan to Tibet to Nepal, and even way before that.
Nepal has lot of potential and really honest citizens who have been fooled by corrupt politicians there is only corruption in Nepal nothing else but the country scenery and people are absolutely beautiful
Every year the British Army is recruiting Army applicants from Nepal. The quota is 200 soldiers per year.
9:07. Again going off with Strang men.
History says Gurung and Magar came from Yunnan province China.
wonderful
hello ! Little chines, you also visit to Chitwan or sauraha as soon as possible ,in nepal. Iam from Chitwan .
Interesting... love the music used... very soothing
No religious descrimination. Beautiful. Looks like Nepalese are more advance and clear minded than so many countries.
Very interesting 🚩🚩🌹🌹🙏🏻🌹🌹🚩🚩 namaste
No it is incorrect, Tibetian came to Nepal not The Gurung as Gurungs were Already there as Tamus and it has connection oldest amongst Any Nepalese including kiratas
Bellissimo 👍👋👋
Hello I love ❤watching your vlog
amazing
You are very brave thank you
This beautiful village
12:35 good words..
Wow
not 125 castes but 125 ethnic groups ..:)Gurungs are one of the major ethnic community of nepal..thanks ..enjoy.
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Thank you. Eva
nice video
Very nice vdios . I like
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namaste from NEPAL
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The Gurungs n magars didn’t came from tibet but burma n mongolia, tamangs people came from tibet and Rais n limbus came from eastern china thousands of years ago… Bahuns n chhetris came from Iran and Indian bihar
But gurung speak half version of tamang language what's your view about this
Haha 😂 you really dnt know anything 😀 its not that simple dna of gurung magar tamang shows closeness to burma people n sherpa/rai/limbu shows more closeness to modern tibetan , go check video on genetics , kham magar(first magar people) , gurung(tamu) , tamang ,thakali . They are from same ancestors then those magar get down to lower hills get mixed with plain areas kirats tharus , n form other magar groups , so is gurung n tamang also , same came directly from kailash parwat region which was main area for xamsung kingdom which was earlier than tibet and there is some admixture again with the plain people coming from eastern part of nepal . Magar gurung tamang are all mangour(mang) people who came from hwang ho river(yellow river) n other group is rai limbu who are hang people . Bt everybody is admixed , n gurung(tamu) n tamang are the same people speaking the same language (almost) n kham magar language matches more than 30% with tamang language . go look for dna analysis , you can find videos which shows sherpa/rai/limbu closeness to tibetn (8-9) which with tamang n gurung , it shows more than 14 distance . Bt hami sabai ma naxi / sibo/ tu(mangor) , japanese, mongolia , naga haru snga close dekhaucha tara magar ko vetina tamang ra gurung chai ali nazikta kam dekhinch tesko matwab , we were early people n we developed some distant gene in nepal hills n moutains distinct from tibet n mongolia . Tibat ra nepal ko himal ko aadibasi haru nai mongolian chinese japanes korean sabai banako ho , kina ki yunan vanne tibet ko nazik ko thau ma aile pani hami pahadi aadibasi chan , ra aeko kura hami sabai ma south indian purano gene vetincha , jun dherai paila mix vako dekhincha
Limbu lai sikkim ma tsang vaninthyo , vanincha sikkim ma tin jati thiye milera sikkim ma raja basale lepcha , bhutia , tsong(tshepo) limbu , tibetn ko tsang bata aako huna le bhaniyeko ho 😀
ua-cam.com/video/FTlxoYt91UA/v-deo.html yo video hernus sikkim ko history , we all ra himalaya n hill people brother . Rai, limbu ko tongba dekhi chyampta dekhi harek kura purano tibet ko manche le use grthe 😀tamang gurung magar tibet bhanda purano ho ra aadibasi thiye burma(myanmar) dekhi sabai pahad himal ma , nepal(ktm) bata tibet ma budha dharma gayo , tamang ktm ra wora para ko manche bhako le budha dharma accept gare 7,8 century tira so tibetan budhism le garda tibetan jsto bujcha sabai jabaki tamang gurung magar ma mama phupu chela cheli chal6 tibet china wa rai/limbu/sherpa ma ysto culture hudaina
From Nepal
Did I hear you correctly? When you start talking about the casts, you said, that in todays the casts is no more important, but when the young man was talking about casts, he said, that cats are very important, for example you can marry only person from your cast.......so, where is the truth? Othervise the village is very beautiful......I wish I can spent sometime to see daily life of the villagers....and btw so beautiful scenery....
I think sometimes people’s values lag behind the official government policy, especially in more rural places.
the truth in between
Mostly among youngsters, they don’t care about caste a lot. However, still prevalent in the older generations. Also, rural areas are more caste sensitive in comparison to cities. Will still take 1-2 more generations to rid it.
Yes believe tamang gorong serpa Galle lepcha Buddhist
👌👌👏👏💖💖🙏🙏
Hindu colonizer imperial country Nepal. Non indigenous Indo erouepen still rulling my land
Please came North east india
You look like Gurung girl.How was your experience about Tangting village?
I don't think gurungs migrated from Tibet just because they follow Buddhism (similar to Tibetans).I think they are indigenous to the land of Nepal.
Nepali gurung are hindu... may be some come from tibet
Buddhism doesn't means Tibet.
Ancient humans migrated since prehistoric era before Buddha was born. Likewise many ethnic group of Northern Nepal migrated from Tibet during prehistoric times
Some says that Gurung are originally migrated ffom Mongolia and Gurung are actually not indigenous of Nepal from past
@@bikalotsuka7351 ,
They are definitely indigenous to Nepal
😂 well come to Nepal enjoy Buddha birth place ❤❤❤
In Nepal the problem is cast system by the government mechanism. Is others debate? Like a high cast dominant to lowest cast. Psychological problem.