Splendid. No words can define how I enjoyed the video. Respect the Drokpa. Their life are full of hardships, but despite that they laugh more than we do, because they are closer to nature, and hence closer to God. Thank you for this enlightening video.
wow ! thank you so much. when I saw that guy i feel so sad, he is same as my grand father. He came from Tibet. This scenery is very nice. I believe our culture and religion are same very peaceful. I'am Tibetan but was born India. I heard our culture these activities from my late grand father. SAVE OUR CULTURE AND LANGUAGE! one day I want to visit to Sikkim and Bhutan as well.
Ani Yanky, The poor Tibetan are caught within geopolitical struggles and are therefore separated within their traditional homeland. The Great Himalayan Plateau does not belong to any country. It is the home of the peaceful Tibetan people.
This is one of the best documentaries i have come across so far. I am really moved by the simple living of the Drokpas and the hard life they live.. Kudos to you guys for coming up with this documentary.
Gracias por compartir otras culturas muy lejanas, no se pueda visitar por la geografía y las distancia; pero con este documental uno puede enriquecerse de conocimientos. Saludos desde Quito- Ecuador Sur América.🤗🤗🤗
Thank you to all those who are responsible for making this movie possible. Lovely to see the simple life style of these herders. Hard working content human beings. I hope more and more people from the west (esp USA) watch these sort of movies to help understand cultures from other parts of the world.
Thank you for making this documentary. I deeply respect every culture and nation in the world, especially those who have difficulties survive in the world of globalization. Wishing all the best for the Drokpa beautiful people and their traditional life. Greetings from Slovakia.
Rajendra: I have worked as a house keeper with Indian doctors. Indian people are also an example how humans should live, dedicated to their children and the children very respectful with their parents. From Las Vegas, Nv
This is how I travel now, vicariously and continue to be enlightened as I age. Most interesting, I began feeling sorry for them then realized with their singing, and laughter, they were every bit as happy as myself. Mike
one of the finest documentary i have seen in a long time ....and all i do all day is watch documentries on UA-cam... very impressed with the simplicity of the people ...they way they go about their lives .... they are happy with what they have.....in short .....made my day
Same for me! I watch them all day too.... because I think in my mid 70s I’ve stopped traveling! For decades I went to India, Ladakh or Sikkim every year. Aloha from Hawaii.
I just lived my childhood days. My late grandma used to churn butter n give us fresh dollops of butter in our hands.. makes cheese exactly like that lady.. I wish she was alive🙏🏽 Nostalgic.
May your grandmother's soul rest in peace...u are lucky to be from the terrain and sacred waters of Gurudongmar.... If fate permits ..I might get to meet Drokpas in person... such hard working ppl🙏🙏🙏
Beautifully narrated. Covered all aspects of future of this profession. I personally have been to many places shown in the documentary and know many of the people shown. Apart from the scenic view the question to ask is also the sustainability of this tribe. Life is extreme and with no help coming from any authorities the future seems deem as clearly no younger generation will be filling up these great legends. Sadly there is not even good survey held for number of yaks and sheeps. Awareness is the call for the moment but solution is not easy..
Memorable documentary films on Drokpas revealing their hardships n struggles in life is really appreciated and thankfully for all associated in filming this videos..
Having visited a Drokpa village in Sikkim in 2001 for documentation (listing of heritage sites) for INTACH, I am thrilled to see this video. Great documentation, and a wonderful film. I visited the village up beyond Thangu prior to the snows closing the pass, and the trek to the village was quite arduous. Well done to all of you. If there is more information related to this research, please share...
Me gusta ver estos documentales siento que se tejen redes y vas reconociendo que no importa que tan lejos estamos somos uno no hay tanta diferencia si somos humanos les mando mis afectos invisibles gracias por vivir de esa manera tan armoniosa con la naturaleza hermanos Desde CUSCO PERU un tiempo cuando era niña vivi asi...siento una nostalgia ya no existe tanta union en donde naci ahora todos fuimos atraidos a las ciudades:
The best Video!!! They are completing the life time punishment up there in cold and we city dwellers are here going through the pain of medrenity. Life is punishment and we have to spend it.
Waaaw thank you such great document, I love them they are thankful ND happy. Don't care about about money, cars, fancy houses :he said just they asked for less diseases :healthy and more food that all (request done during annually celebration).Drokpa
Better than a National Geographic , BBC or PBS doc! The questions asked by the “anthropologist” were perfect. Documenting a clearly dying way of life at the cusp of their disappearance is very important. Climate change, Chinese aggression, the lure of the ‘easier’ life in the cities are dooming this ancient lifestyle. Once gone, how will these people know who they are? Hope, I guess, is in the future of the city educated children... unless they just drink and ramble around!
How I would like to place our BRITISH girls in these places, and some of our men, cleanse them of drugs alcohol,and debauchery ,,these people are wonderful examples of humanity
In all countries where we are having problems with our youth, the governments should make agreements to pay them for receiving our stupid, ungrateful, lazy young people . I bet they would come completely changed FOR LIFE! and the money should be used to improve the lives of these great people.
Nice video. Thank you for making and sharing. Curious to know why the Drogpas move North in the winter were its is colder, instead of moving South where its probably warmer.
I'm not expert...but I feel Tibetan cold dersert is drier and experience less snow than Himalayas... So there does exist a chance of finding more vegetation as compared to Himalayas.. specially gurudongmar tsolhamo region And during summer months Tibetan plateaus experience extreme climate with warm -hot days and cold-chilly nights...compared to that Himalaya experiences a much favourable climate...
I think they are absolutely fascinating and wonderful people!! Bless Them ❤️. And if you don’t have butter 🧈 after the 700th or 800th churn, STOP 🛑 CHURNING & STOP SINGING! 😃😄 Such a lovely sense of humor, just fine people altogether!! ❤️
Amazing video. What a way to live a life. Unfortunately this kind of centuries old cultures are dying out. But confused towards the end In winter moving to higher altitude and in summer lower altitude. Generally it is the other way round. Wondering what could be the reason.
It is explained in the begining. They used to take the animals down in winter in Tibet, and up to Sikkim in summer. After the border closed in 1962, they were forced to stay in Sikkim and adapt their migration pattern. Since they could not go further down in winter in Sikkim because of agriculture and private land, they reversed the migration. They go up in winter, and the yak survive because the wind exposes grass on hill tops. They have to be fed a special mixture (explained in the film) when the snow is too heavy to be blown away
Beautiful place. I believe no stress and no disease. May be. I ll visit here one day to see different culuture.i ever try their cheese from my friend. So natural. But the men sit separate to women ?but anyway. They look so happy all times. I believe no mails either there.
I like the deal he makes with the sheep, in his song. U don't need old wool, so take it. When I release u, run like a shooting star. As an African, it caught my attention. You hear that kind of thing from the old people. Nature(man , n beast) striking a right balance with itself. Its not man torturing an animal . We (man n animal) look out for each other. There's harmony.
Mikkis (Prof.author KIm Jung-Min siad in the ancient it can be read from the end or front among the letter creators. Mikki means prey to catch fishes, to attract/call monks, young people, or Janssikka(bear little people children) in pure Korean Sanskrit.
This made me emotional ..thinking that so many ppl diff culture .place living .i feel like i dont even know o.ooooooo1 % of anything abt this world . I (we ) see in u tube from astronomy to history to geological..oceans .mountains north pole to south pole ..to the core of earth to all the planets vedios of everything .n i have seen most of the vedios still i feels so empty
@@mobilelegends3722 hei... I'm from bengal...will be in n.bengal soon(april-may-june) I had been to Gurudongmar earlier...since then I'm obsessed with that terrain and wanted to know more in details about demography wildlife and geography over there... Specially I want to visit Tsolhamo... I also wanted to go to Dongkhala but as a non local I don't think that will be allowed..
Splendid. No words can define how I enjoyed the video. Respect the Drokpa. Their life are full of hardships, but despite that they laugh more than we do, because they are closer to nature, and hence closer to God. Thank you for this enlightening video.
wow ! thank you so much. when I saw that guy i feel so sad, he is same as my grand father. He came from Tibet. This scenery is very nice. I believe our culture and religion are same very peaceful. I'am Tibetan but was born India. I heard our culture these activities from my late grand father. SAVE OUR CULTURE AND LANGUAGE! one day I want to visit to Sikkim and Bhutan as well.
Ani Yanky,
The poor Tibetan are caught within geopolitical struggles and are therefore separated within their traditional homeland. The Great Himalayan Plateau does not belong to any country. It is the home of the peaceful Tibetan people.
We pray for the freedom of Tibet may the sacred lands of Tibet be blessed with freedom
This is one of the best documentaries i have come across so far. I am really moved by the simple living of the Drokpas and the hard life they live.. Kudos to you guys for coming up with this documentary.
Gracias por compartir otras culturas muy lejanas, no se pueda visitar por la geografía y las distancia; pero con este documental uno puede enriquecerse de conocimientos. Saludos desde Quito- Ecuador Sur América.🤗🤗🤗
Thank you to all those who are responsible for making this movie possible. Lovely to see the simple life style of these herders. Hard working content human beings. I hope more and more people from the west (esp USA) watch these sort of movies to help understand cultures from other parts of the world.
Well done Documentary - Thank u for not ruining with loud modern music!
Incredible coverage ..Thank you NIT team for enlightening us about the other side of sikkim..Hail to all Drokpas..
OK
Thank you for making this documentary. I deeply respect every culture and nation in the world, especially those who have difficulties survive in the world of globalization. Wishing all the best for the Drokpa beautiful people and their traditional life. Greetings from Slovakia.
lucypaint
wonderful documentary, depicting so well the life and challenges of Drokpas
Many thanks from Jaunpur UP India for this informative documentary.Really we salute these people for their survival existence and their hardship.
Rajendra: I have worked as a house keeper with Indian doctors. Indian people are also an example how humans should live, dedicated to their children and the children very respectful with their parents. From Las Vegas, Nv
This is how I travel now, vicariously and continue to be enlightened as I age. Most interesting, I began feeling sorry for them then realized with their singing, and laughter, they were every bit as happy as myself.
Mike
Loved the video, love watching how other cultures live. best wishes, Sandra (Australia)
one of the finest documentary i have seen in a long time ....and all i do all day is watch documentries on UA-cam... very impressed with the simplicity of the people ...they way they go about their lives .... they are happy with what they have.....in short .....made my day
Same for me! I watch them all day too.... because I think in my mid 70s I’ve stopped traveling! For decades I went to India, Ladakh or Sikkim every year. Aloha from Hawaii.
That oldman the ex chief who's the chief commentator was really great and jolly. I love him. May God bless you all.thanks nice video
this what u call self sufficient peoples genuine by heart,lives simple n beautiful peoples
Thank God I grew up there when i was a kid and thank you for this video
my parens were from Lonak North Sikkim
my parens were from Lonak North Sikkim
parents
parents
@@lobsangchunjorbhutia5102 u ppl are so fortunate to be from that sacred land🙏
I just lived my childhood days. My late grandma used to churn butter n give us fresh dollops of butter in our hands.. makes cheese exactly like that lady.. I wish she was alive🙏🏽 Nostalgic.
And how much liter milch give you the jak,?,
Tse: I am glad that you remember your grandma with so much love
May your grandmother's soul rest in peace...u are lucky to be from the terrain and sacred waters of Gurudongmar....
If fate permits ..I might get to meet Drokpas in person... such hard working ppl🙏🙏🙏
@@agnibhasarkar6974 qq
A remarkable ethnographical narration thank you very much.
Beautiful. Thank you for showing the other side of Denzong.
Beautifully done. The hard struggle in the material world.
Friendly environment for introducing the Lamas from Peru. All the best from malaysia.
This is such a well-made documentary. Thoroughly enjoyed it
Beautifully narrated. Covered all aspects of future of this profession. I personally have been to many places shown in the documentary and know many of the people shown. Apart from the scenic view the question to ask is also the sustainability of this tribe. Life is extreme and with no help coming from any authorities the future seems deem as clearly no younger generation will be filling up these great legends. Sadly there is not even good survey held for number of yaks and sheeps. Awareness is the call for the moment but solution is not easy..
Memorable documentary films on Drokpas revealing their hardships n struggles in life is really appreciated and thankfully for all associated in filming this videos..
Having visited a Drokpa village in Sikkim in 2001 for documentation (listing of heritage sites) for INTACH, I am thrilled to see this video. Great documentation, and a wonderful film. I visited the village up beyond Thangu prior to the snows closing the pass, and the trek to the village was quite arduous. Well done to all of you. If there is more information related to this research, please share...
Great documetary of this unknow and magic land of Himalaya. I wish you can make more stories. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful Documentary love it..it reminds me of my childhood days in the island some of it.💜💜🌹🙏🏽 just beautiful 👏🏽👏🏽
Me gusta ver estos documentales siento que se tejen redes y vas reconociendo que no importa que tan lejos estamos somos uno no hay tanta diferencia si somos humanos les mando mis afectos invisibles gracias por vivir de esa manera tan armoniosa con la naturaleza hermanos Desde CUSCO PERU un tiempo cuando era niña vivi asi...siento una nostalgia ya no existe tanta union en donde naci ahora todos fuimos atraidos a las ciudades:
Thanks love it ... so peaceful , like drokpa
👌👏👏👏😍they are hard working and wonderful prople!
Excellent documentary,make more such documentaries on Sikkim. Greetings from Andrapradesh.
sincere...clean video.....thanks...they have not mighrated to city ...still clinched to their tradition.....even in hardships
I very much enjoyed your film. They have a difficult work to do but seem to be happy.
The best Video!!!
They are completing the life time punishment up there in cold and we city dwellers are here going through the pain of medrenity. Life is punishment and we have to spend it.
Waaaw thank you such great document, I love them they are thankful ND happy. Don't care about about money, cars, fancy houses :he said just they asked for less diseases :healthy and more food that all (request done during annually celebration).Drokpa
Very beautifully pictured
Love you sikkim people.. Please make video on tourism also
Awesome !
Thank you for great documentary movie
Nice documentary watching from Nepal
Very interesting and enlightening documentary.
Better than a National Geographic , BBC or PBS doc! The questions asked by the “anthropologist” were perfect. Documenting a clearly dying way of life at the cusp of their disappearance is very important. Climate change, Chinese aggression, the lure of the ‘easier’ life in the cities are dooming this ancient lifestyle. Once gone, how will these people know who they are? Hope, I guess, is in the future of the city educated children... unless they just drink and ramble around!
Such neat and well-built houses.
Tracy's Kitchen and Appalachian Adventures ,they barely got nothing but have genuine laughter n happiness
Tracy's Kitchen and Appalachian Adventures not everyone has a stick up your assholes like u
wow beautiful people and culture ♥
what a life...everyday is a struggle for existence...God bless you all the time
Nice video
Perfect documentary...
I enjoyed the documentary, It would be better if the Sikkimese government keep priority to these people for feasible access to withstand.
Buddha blesses these good hardworking people
Good documentary.keep it up.
Im from tuibuang village churachandpur district Manipur state India
Sikkim Govt should recognise and support their distinct lifestyle Serving as Point of uniqueness !
I love you North Sikkim I will be back soon❤
their place is owesome
Fantástico
Amazing film 👍💪
It is just a marvelous & wonderful video. I love that pure life. Is it possible to translate all video in Hindi please. Love you all.
How I would like to place our BRITISH girls in these places, and some of our men, cleanse them of drugs alcohol,and debauchery ,,these people are wonderful examples of humanity
A people rich in love, generosity, sharing, caring .... HAPPY!
In all countries where we are having problems with our youth, the governments should make agreements to pay them for receiving our stupid, ungrateful, lazy young people . I bet they would come completely changed FOR LIFE! and the money should be used to improve the lives of these great people.
Nice video. Thank you for making and sharing. Curious to know why the Drogpas move North in the winter were its is colder, instead of moving South where its probably warmer.
I'm not expert...but I feel Tibetan cold dersert is drier and experience less snow than Himalayas... So there does exist a chance of finding more vegetation as compared to Himalayas.. specially gurudongmar tsolhamo region
And during summer months Tibetan plateaus experience extreme climate with warm -hot days and cold-chilly nights...compared to that Himalaya experiences a much favourable climate...
extremely educational video, thank you ~
Nice video 👍👍👍
I love it
I think they are absolutely fascinating and wonderful people!! Bless Them ❤️. And if you don’t have butter 🧈 after the 700th or 800th churn, STOP 🛑 CHURNING & STOP SINGING! 😃😄 Such a lovely sense of humor, just fine people altogether!! ❤️
Beautiful
非常好的纪录片
Amazing video. What a way to live a life. Unfortunately this kind of centuries old cultures are dying out. But confused towards the end In winter moving to higher altitude and in summer lower altitude. Generally it is the other way round. Wondering what could be the reason.
It is explained in the begining. They used to take the animals down in winter in Tibet, and up to Sikkim in summer. After the border closed in 1962, they were forced to stay in Sikkim and adapt their migration pattern. Since they could not go further down in winter in Sikkim because of agriculture and private land, they reversed the migration. They go up in winter, and the yak survive because the wind exposes grass on hill tops. They have to be fed a special mixture (explained in the film) when the snow is too heavy to be blown away
Thanks got it.
Love the video. Untouched by pollution and corruption.
You need to watch again if you didn't notice the pollution and corruption.
Tshering Topgyal Sherpa la v lL1 XT r
Jiktah dukay lah👍👍👍
They are tough, strong and great people.
In the sacred terrain and waters of Gurudongmar ...Guru Riponche Padmasambhava🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sir I have one question that why Drokpas move to high altitude area in winters while these areas are extreme cold desert.
Culture and language is same but now our language has a big difference I can't understand many word . Respect from Pakistan Baltistan. #Ju hay
Beautiful people.
Thank you ! : )
Beautiful north sikkim
Gosh! He is so lovely
Nice vdo I want visit
That vegetable the man did not know I think is chicory .
Sir is any of those drogpas from amdo?
Beautiful place. I believe no stress and no disease. May be. I ll visit here one day to see different culuture.i ever try their cheese from my friend. So natural. But the men sit separate to women ?but anyway. They look so happy all times. I believe no mails either there.
i lik this video
Free Tibet!
It's late already
BORN FREE - free as the wind blows ,envied them free as the grass grow,it's heaven
Mennyi tejet ad a jak,?
I like the deal he makes with the sheep, in his song.
U don't need old wool, so take it.
When I release u, run like a shooting star.
As an African, it caught my attention.
You hear that kind of thing from the old people.
Nature(man , n beast) striking a right balance with itself.
Its not man torturing an animal .
We (man n animal) look out for each other.
There's harmony.
Horray for Army men. Compassionate and brave
I want to visit this place. Do u think need a spl permit.iam from Canada.
yes you have to spl permit
Me from Singapore , love to visit this place and live with them, godbless
بأي بلد هذا الناس 🤔
Humanity should let this pure humanly form of Survival lifestyle to sustain, in the interest of everyone.
Mikkis (Prof.author KIm Jung-Min siad in the ancient it can be read from the end or front among the letter creators. Mikki means prey to catch fishes, to attract/call monks, young people, or Janssikka(bear little people children) in pure Korean Sanskrit.
This made me emotional ..thinking that so many ppl diff culture .place living .i feel like i dont even know o.ooooooo1 % of anything abt this world . I (we ) see in u tube from astronomy to history to geological..oceans .mountains north pole to south pole ..to the core of earth to all the planets vedios of everything .n i have seen most of the vedios still i feels so empty
Beautiful people and landscape. I hope the military on the Desert Plateau are Indian !?
Yes .. they're India... it's Indo-Tibetan border police
What language or languages do they speak in the documentary?
tibetan
@@kalsangsamphel1509 bless your ignorance.
Вот они простые человеческие радости.
La vida es muy dura ellos ...y así tratan a los animales ...no los quieren son brutales ..el video muy bueno !!!!
Porque no lo traducen al español, me gusta mirar pero no entiendo lo que dicen!
Can anyone tell me if I can spend about 6 months with these people.I will donate $5000 for there village.
Just get a visa for India, travel sikkim and u have to get a pass from Sikkim
Contact me if you wanna go over there
But no money need please
@@mobilelegends3722 hei... I'm from bengal...will be in n.bengal soon(april-may-june) I had been to Gurudongmar earlier...since then I'm obsessed with that terrain and wanted to know more in details about demography wildlife and geography over there...
Specially I want to visit Tsolhamo...
I also wanted to go to Dongkhala but as a non local I don't think that will be allowed..
Nice documents I was expecting to see huge dogs with them
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i think the women could use some type of sleigh to help collect the moist dung from their yak enclosure ?