You are a real Nomadic person.You are not travelling to tourist places but the rural side of a country.You r getting the taste of rural lifestyle,knowing about the people from very near.I was fearing robbery/snatching since you seemed foreigner.Thank god it didn’t happen.BTW be cautious.And Take love from a common Bangladeshi 🇧🇩
Come to india too as a tourist when covid restrictions are over 😊.. india is not very costly a country to visit, budget options are available everywhere... food too will be affordable or even cheaper than in bangladesh🙏
@@deepblue3682 India is indeed cheaper when it comes to food, transportation and lodging. Would love to visit more often once this covid disaster comes back to normal state
Hi sir Mymensingh is my ancestral Homeland...Love to you for bringing glimpse of my ancestral lands in your videos..Thank you Sir Lots of love from Silchar Assam India...Sylhet Dhaka and Mymensingh were regions where my ancestors and even today my far away relatives are present..Post partition and before 1971 war they migrated to Assam (Silchar, Guwahati)Tripura(Agartala) and West Bengal (Siliguri and Kolkata)
Hat's off to you. You are doing so well. I am Bangladeshi. Lives in Dhaka. I following you on social media since 1 & half year. You did a great job for making video on Bhramaputra river.
Time 06:10 nice to see people negotiating for an outsider, that is really so humble to see... Best part to watch this series is i can totally understand their language...:)
Yes bro.. Actually in every place there are so many good people out there. Actually politics ruined our mentality... Chahe wo India ho ya Bangladesh. Politics bht gandi chiz he bhai.
As a bangladeshi I could not tour alone this part of countryside but as a indian you do this love and like your videos bro keep it up and our support always with you
these are very rural place of bangladesh .. not a usual tourist destination.. so only local visits there ... people from big cities like dhaka , chittagong , khulna does not go there .....
Brahmaputra river basin is one of the most dynamic and volatile river basin. The NE Bengal, Northern Bangladesh and western Assam which fall under Teesta -Bramhaputra interbasin area are not only influenced by tectonic activities but also receives huge sediment. These two phenomenon is responsible for flood and channel shifting of these rivers. At13.11 and 14.00 I can see the layers on the banks of Brahmaputra which resembles the different flood events. Just before 1787 Teesta used to contribute water to Ganga and was it's tributary now Teesta drains it's water to Brahmaputra. You can easily imagine how volatile it is. Brahmaputra always amazes me and very often I visit this area in Google Earth and wonder how huge it will be. I'm very pleased to see the wide bed of Brahmaputra and it's banks.
You made me nostalgic! My first job was in this area. We went across the right bank of Brahmaputra river to conduct ecological study. Its unbearable to witness the struggle of the people during monsoon! I wish India, China and Bangladesh work together to maintain the health of this mighty river.
Please visit here 💖💖 Mymensingh division is pretty raw. Many beautiful places are here, unexplored. You will have a bit difficult time catching the accent.
The part of the video where you were crossing Brahmaputra amidst the lovely sunset and the majestic view of the infinitely streched Brahmaputra, the sound of the motor and the thrilling background music. Total Goosebumps!!!!!!
The way u communicate with broken Bengali is amazing and praiseworthy. I believe if u stay in Bengal or Bangladesh for a few months you will definitely acquire effective communication skill.
You are a true passionate traveller! 🔥👏🥳 You have taken the road less travelled by tourists usually and explored it with your unique style and glamour.🌠 More Power to you Bhai 🤗🙏🏽
I am from Bangladesh and have travelled to distant corners of this country. Even I wouldn't have attempted such a trip on such whims!!! Hope and pray you have a good trip!!
Streets, trees, the sky, paddy fields etc all of Bangladesh look same as that of Assam. It's because of the topography influenced by the same three elements, i.e. the Mahabahu Brahmaputra, the Himalayas and the Bay of Bengal!!! And I can see quite a large number of people commenting on this bangladesh series are from Assam. It's because we get to hear the word Bangladesh/Bangladeshi on almost a daily basis (for the obvious reason), but never got a chance to know about the country properly. although being our immediate neighbour, Bangladesh is like a dark country for us. That makes us so curious to know this country and thanks to Deepanshu for quenching our curiosity.
This Bangladesh vlog will always be close to my heart 🖤. I can understand their languages as i dwell in lower Assam (barak valley) . We use this kinda dialect and hearing such exuberance my soul. Keep traveling and ignite our inner travel dreams through your videos. Hope we'll meet in any part of the world.
Thanks for visiting our country. As you are in Gaibandha District, you can visit Mahasthangarh located in bogura District, Kantajew temple in Dinajpur District and Sompur Mahavihare in Naogaon District....
Millions Love for You Dipanshu I am from Assam but Since last 5 years I lived in Saudi Arabia missing home missing motherland But when we watch Your vlog It was refreshment we Love to watch Desi vlogs
@Nomadic Indian I Watching Your Every Vlog. I am from Jamalpur Town. I feel so happy and proud to see my district in your vlog. Love From Jamalpur, Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
My wife’s family is from Jamalpur, her family moved to USA since 1952 and she is born and raised in USA , but when asked where she is from , she replies Jamalpur. Funny thing.. she never visited Jamalpur ever.
Bangla and Hindi are both very similar . If you know any one of the language you can very easily pick up the other. In fact Suddha Hindi and Suddha Bengali are 90% same but pronounciation is different.
@@damodaran2629 I think shuddho hindi is difficult for us bengalis to understand. For me i find it hard to understand Indian pm modi and that other leader amit Shah's hindi.
@@damodaran2629 Yeah I've noticed that. I know shuddho Bangla (Shadhu Bangla) I find shuddho hindi more understandable than the urdu mixed hindi they speak in Bollywood..
@@Alam_Khan521 shuddh hindi and bengali both have there roots and most words from sanskrit ,If u know sanskrit u can understand most north and central indian subcontinent languages
I was mesmerized by the beauty and enormity of Brahmaputra river in your video. This is for the first time I saw the great river flow in Bangladesh. Hats off to you for undertaking adventurous journeys full of suspense throughout the world. Please keep sharing such videos. My best wishes are with you.
Thanks vaiya for coming Bangladesh ❤️U explained the beauty. It's not tourist place but U go there and show us.I really thanks to Nomandic indian❤️❤️❤️
The area seems not tourist friendly, but I loved the way you interacted with the locals. These Bengali dialects are very difficult to understand. You are Awesome brother ❤️ ☺️
Brahmaputra is the mightiest river in South Asia, one of the largest in Asia after the Yangtze with the 3rd largest discharge among all rivers in entire Asia. As an Assamese, I know very well how powerful this river is. We treat it as a demigod. Come to upper Assam in the monsoon and it's 10+ kilometers wide, so wide that you can't see one bank from the other. The river is so large that it has an island district inside it
@@rasheduzzaman1547 exactly. It's unbelievably large. Near Dhubri, at Assam, they are building a bridge over it which will be 19 kilometres long, 12 kilometres over water. In the monsoon Brahmaputra looks like an ocean. I can only imagine how large the confluence of Ganda and Brahmaputra looks in Bangladesh
Taking unusual journey! It's comfortable to go to Dewanganj by train from Dhaka. I went to Gaibandha taking this route more than 20 years ago. I crossed the river by steamer. Nowadays this route is not popular after construction of Jamuna bridge. Enjoyed your video, Thanks.
Bhaiya, since you're touring in Bangladesh and if you are still right their now, I would prefer you to visit Rangamati once and show us the beauty of it's culture, their living style, the greeny land surrounded with lakes and so on..... The wish will be awaited🥰🥰🥰
Nice to see such a humble and lovely Indian Hindu brother visiting Bangladesh & treating its people like his own. Sadly we have received lot of hate & animosity from India in recent times.
It is just in the retaliation of what Radicals Muslims did to Our Hindu Brothers in Bangladesh .. We helped Bangladesh in their freedom struggle in return Hindus are getting killed in Bangladesh
@@jyotirmayanag9831 well i can say same about hindu radicals in India commiting same atrocities against Muslims bulldozing their homes etc. But like you said their radicals and there's good people who come from both communities. However, Bangladesh government have always condemned the actions of these minority individuals and have increased security to protect hindu homes. What does Indian hindu government do when same happens to Muslims in India: they condone it, organise it and police/security service colloborate with the perpetrators. Thats the difference between Indian hindus and Bangladeshi muslims. Yes, both radical groups share same ideology.
My father was born in Mymensing on 2nd November 1929. My Grandfather was living in a place called Baoshi. And my father did his schooling till his matric from Sarishabari High school in Jamalpur.
@@rft9776 Very much. My family migrated from East Pakistan in 1947 during Partision. I have only visited Dhaka once in my lifetime for only 3 days in 2010 to do a audit for my company.
I like seeing people taking up random routes and challenges , kisi travel vlogger ne ye bangladesh nhi dikhaya hoga ... Kudos and more power to you ... !!
Dipanshu vai apke bengali language sunke mon hi mon haasi aati hai entertainment bhi lete hai...what a experience.. you are great bro... love from Assam India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Kudos to this Nomad, really unique video. I have wondered how Brahmaputra will look like in Bangladesh, but never imagined an Indian youtuber would do such adventure.
Now I can imagine how some of our long-distant acquaintances travel to the south bank, collquially called as 'Dakhinpar' in South Salmara - Mankachar district (previously part of Dhubri district) of Assam. They say that it takes about 2 hours in the boat/ferry. I always thought, would it be adventurous, boring, scary or a mix of everything! And now I can imagine how the journeys would be as it is almost nearby the Bangladesh border in Assam. But thinking about the poor people, I really feel sad, how difficult and challenging it is for them to move from one place to another. Ferry accidents really scare me. The recent accident at Nimatighat in Jorhat district was an eye opener. Anyway, a great milestone is going to be achived by India after the Dhubri-Phulbari Bridge will get complete, as this will surpass the Dhola-Sadiya Bridge (also in Assam) to become India's longest bridge connecting the two states of Assam and Meghalaya spanning over the mighty Brahmaputra with a length of more than 19 kilometres. Infrastructural development is a very crucial way for the development of a region in general, and the country as a whole.
The sunset at the end of the video made me a bit nostalgic. I hail from a small village of Jamalpur which is surrounded by a number of river channels and we used to go to our ancestral village every year during monsoon. At that period the villages literally looks like remote island floating on the water. Whichever direction you look, you will see only water. Jamuna and Brahmaputra looks real scary when the waves falling on the river banks with all its mights. We used to go fishing on a small boat and arrange our own little picnic with whatever we had been able to catch.Those childhood memories during monsoon period in the village are the sweetest. I hope you enjoyed your stay at my hometown. I am pretty sure not many foreigners ever tried to explore the rural parts of Bangladesh like you did. In my opinion BD has a huge potential to build river-focused eco tourism. But I highly doubt it will ever be possible because of the lack of vision on the highest level.
Sir apki Bengali language sunkar bohot Maja Laga 😁😁 6:22 a dono uncle bohot acche he apko Sayed samajme nehi ayi undonoki bate but o dono acche help ki he apki🥰🥰 Love from West Bengal ❤️❤️
Really , you always wants to explore un known place s which generally people are not so interested or they ignore about those places. That's why you are an extraordinary person, Deepanshu. Ohh we are also able to watch Brahmaputra River(Bangladesh part)! Really awesome. Waiting for new vlogs. Good luck🤞🤞
Love u bro.I m from Assam. Jab humlog brahmaputra Nadi paar karte hai tab hum nadime coin dalte hai Ganga ma ke nam pe aap v daala kijiye safar achcha hoga
I will visit india one day, in sha Allah. At first, from Dhaka to kolkata. Then kolkata to kerala, through small towns and villages in the way of indian eastern coast. I want to feel the village life india, travel the way common people in india travel in these areas.
Thanks for visiting my hometown Gaibandha. I used to visit Balashi a lot! In rainy season this,journey became so much dangerous as tge river filled with water. The people you met there are really friendly people. Thanks man!
Watch Salahuddin Sumon's video, you can get knowledge about different places and their historical values of Bangladesh. I really love your communication skills with the locals and it will be more polished if you tell some history about the places.
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ভাই ,তুমি বাংলাদেশের এক অন্য রূপ আমাদের কাছে তুলেধরছো ❤এর জন্য তোমাকে ধন্যবাদ ।
আমি পশ্চিমবঙ্গ রাজ্যের অধিবাসী।
আমিও
Being a Bangladeshi i can never think of this type of adventure.. Yu are awesome bro..🖤🖤
ভাই, দিপাংশুর আগে কেউ আমাদের ব্রম্মপুত্র নদীর উপর ভিডিও বানায়নি। His subject preference is awesome.
@@ishtiaqueehsan6514 ওনার নাম দিপাংশু
@@ishtiaqueehsan6514 ikr i am from assam and brahmaputra is our lifeline here in assam and so for bangladeshis
@@ishtiaqueehsan6514 বরুন ভাগিস এর আছে। চ্যানেল নাম
Mountain Trekker
@@ishtiaqueehsan6514 dipanshu
You are a real Nomadic person.You are not travelling to tourist places but the rural side of a country.You r getting the taste of rural lifestyle,knowing about the people from very near.I was fearing robbery/snatching since you seemed foreigner.Thank god it didn’t happen.BTW be cautious.And Take love from a common Bangladeshi 🇧🇩
Come to india too as a tourist when covid restrictions are over 😊.. india is not very costly a country to visit, budget options are available everywhere... food too will be affordable or even cheaper than in bangladesh🙏
I was feeling the same.
@@deepblue3682 India is indeed cheaper when it comes to food, transportation and lodging. Would love to visit more often once this covid disaster comes back to normal state
Hi sir Mymensingh is my ancestral Homeland...Love to you for bringing glimpse of my ancestral lands in your videos..Thank you Sir Lots of love from Silchar Assam India...Sylhet Dhaka and Mymensingh were regions where my ancestors and even today my far away relatives are present..Post partition and before 1971 war they migrated to Assam (Silchar, Guwahati)Tripura(Agartala) and West Bengal (Siliguri and Kolkata)
Really
The people of Assam has such an emotional connect with The great Brahmaputra River. Love from Assam ❤️
Hat's off to you. You are doing so well. I am Bangladeshi. Lives in Dhaka. I following you on social media since 1 & half year. You did a great job for making video on Bhramaputra river.
And obviously the background music of this video is awesome.
@@ishtiaqueehsan6514 I am also plan a tour in Bangladesh. I love Bangla people and the beauty of the country.
Time 06:10 nice to see people negotiating for an outsider, that is really so humble to see... Best part to watch this series is i can totally understand their language...:)
@sibabrata Hazarika
দিপাংশু ৰ বাংলাদেশৰ পৰ্ব অলপ ভয়ে ভয়ে চাই আছোঁ। কিন্তু এতিয়া নিশ্চিত যে মানুহবোৰ ইমান বেয়া নহয়।
@@ankurdas4889 Bhai ki bolcho ki6u bujhlam na
Bangladeshi people are very helpful to others. They are always helpful to others.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩👍
Yes bro.. Actually in every place there are so many good people out there. Actually politics ruined our mentality... Chahe wo India ho ya Bangladesh. Politics bht gandi chiz he bhai.
As a bangladeshi I could not tour alone this part of countryside but as a indian you do this love and like your videos bro keep it up and our support always with you
Bangladesh🇧🇩 is really good👍 sonar Bangla
Why? is this not a safe place?
@@vinbais1 those part are not touristic place brother. That’s why he said that.
@@RafWOW Ok thanks
these are very rural place of bangladesh .. not a usual tourist destination.. so only local visits there ... people from big cities like dhaka , chittagong , khulna does not go there
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12:08 the music, the people, the nature, the simplicity so mesmerizing. Thanks Deepanshu 🙏 Gratitude ❤️ yaar Tripura jaldi aao firse 🙏🙏
Being a Bangladeshi I never have had the courage to go that far! Awesome!
The nature of Bengal is just love ❤️ both in west bengal and Bangladesh it always love ❤️
People like you fills me wd hope...❤️
Wish you a great life ahead brother..
But not better the nature of Assam
💖💖 From 🇧🇩🇧🇩
❤️❤️❤️🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Sir come to Dinajpur... "Kantojir Mondir" just 2 hours from Gaibandha.... A historical Mandir with Teracota Sculpture.... 🚩🇧🇩🇮🇳
Brahmaputra river basin is one of the most dynamic and volatile river basin. The NE Bengal, Northern Bangladesh and western Assam which fall under Teesta -Bramhaputra interbasin area are not only influenced by tectonic activities but also receives huge sediment. These two phenomenon is responsible for flood and channel shifting of these rivers. At13.11 and 14.00 I can see the layers on the banks of Brahmaputra which resembles the different flood events. Just before 1787 Teesta used to contribute water to Ganga and was it's tributary now Teesta drains it's water to Brahmaputra. You can easily imagine how volatile it is. Brahmaputra always amazes me and very often I visit this area in Google Earth and wonder how huge it will be. I'm very pleased to see the wide bed of Brahmaputra and it's banks.
Kisne itna gyan manga tm log se
@@kundan.kr_6442 Gyan milna toh achhi baat hai. It's about knowing your country and the geographical area around it.
Are you Indian or Bangladeshi?
Uttara Nath very nice information.
Axomiya nki
hats off to u brother. You are dedicated hardcore traveller. I am from Dibrugarh.Assam.
You made me nostalgic! My first job was in this area. We went across the right bank of Brahmaputra river to conduct ecological study. Its unbearable to witness the struggle of the people during monsoon! I wish India, China and Bangladesh work together to maintain the health of this mighty river.
this is insane. Bangladesh such a beautiful country though i am from bangladesh i have never got chance to explore like this
Because you did not want to!
We have more exciting and challenging places like this!!
@Hamza rahman CHT has Sangu River which is also dangerous.
Every country has beauties, opportunities and there are peoples who had never been through.
Please visit here 💖💖 Mymensingh division is pretty raw. Many beautiful places are here, unexplored. You will have a bit difficult time catching the accent.
The part of the video where you were crossing Brahmaputra amidst the lovely sunset and the majestic view of the infinitely streched Brahmaputra, the sound of the motor and the thrilling background music. Total Goosebumps!!!!!!
The way u communicate with broken Bengali is amazing and praiseworthy. I believe if u stay in Bengal or Bangladesh for a few months you will definitely acquire effective communication skill.
jamalpur,may home Town.....
You are a true passionate traveller! 🔥👏🥳 You have taken the road less travelled by tourists usually and explored it with your unique style and glamour.🌠 More Power to you Bhai 🤗🙏🏽
After 2 years i came here to watch Again.. This video is a masterpiece
I am from Bangladesh and have travelled to distant corners of this country. Even I wouldn't have attempted such a trip on such whims!!! Hope and pray you have a good trip!!
You are also most welcome to my INDIA.
💗From 🇮🇳
Love you 🇧🇩
Streets, trees, the sky, paddy fields etc all of Bangladesh look same as that of Assam. It's because of the topography influenced by the same three elements, i.e. the Mahabahu Brahmaputra, the Himalayas and the Bay of Bengal!!!
And I can see quite a large number of people commenting on this bangladesh series are from Assam. It's because we get to hear the word Bangladesh/Bangladeshi on almost a daily basis (for the obvious reason), but never got a chance to know about the country properly. although being our immediate neighbour, Bangladesh is like a dark country for us. That makes us so curious to know this country and thanks to Deepanshu for quenching our curiosity.
you have internet and search about bangladesh. hope you can get to know alot about bangladesh.
This Bangladesh vlog will always be close to my heart 🖤. I can understand their languages as i dwell in lower Assam (barak valley) . We use this kinda dialect and hearing such exuberance my soul. Keep traveling and ignite our inner travel dreams through your videos. Hope we'll meet in any part of the world.
JAI SHEREE RAM.........JAI MAHADEV...........
unexplored site /Thanks so lot
No youtuber... No travel channel... No traveller has ever shown these things ...
U r exceptional.. ur channel is exception...
Thanks for visiting our country. As you are in Gaibandha District, you can visit Mahasthangarh located in bogura District, Kantajew temple in Dinajpur District and Sompur Mahavihare in Naogaon District....
Bangladeshis are very patriotic
Yes please visit mahasthangarh
Why u r killing Hindus?
Millions Love for You Dipanshu
I am from Assam but Since last 5 years I lived in Saudi Arabia missing home missing motherland
But when we watch Your vlog It was refreshment we Love to watch Desi vlogs
Hamara pyara bharat he Bai we always miss inda
Love from Bangladesh
This is called an experienced traveller. What a subject line and plan and the route. Amazing. Stay safe!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 brother
@Nomadic Indian I Watching Your Every Vlog.
I am from Jamalpur Town.
I feel so happy and proud to see my district in your vlog.
Love From Jamalpur, Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
My wife’s family is from Jamalpur, her family moved to USA since 1952 and she is born and raised in USA , but when asked where she is from , she replies Jamalpur. Funny thing.. she never visited Jamalpur ever.
Man you have learned the basics of bengali so fast... If you live there for one month .. I'm sure you are going to speak fluent Bangla..
Bangla and Hindi are both very similar . If you know any one of the language you can very easily pick up the other. In fact Suddha Hindi and Suddha Bengali are 90% same but pronounciation is different.
@@damodaran2629 I think shuddho hindi is difficult for us bengalis to understand.
For me i find it hard to understand Indian pm modi and that other leader amit Shah's hindi.
@@damodaran2629 Yeah I've noticed that. I know shuddho Bangla (Shadhu Bangla) I find shuddho hindi more understandable than the urdu mixed hindi they speak in Bollywood..
@@Alam_Khan521 Bollywood is cringe
@@Alam_Khan521 shuddh hindi and bengali both have there roots and most words from sanskrit ,If u know sanskrit u can understand most north and central indian subcontinent languages
I was mesmerized by the beauty and enormity of Brahmaputra river in your video. This is for the first time I saw the great river flow in Bangladesh. Hats off to you for undertaking adventurous journeys full of suspense throughout the world. Please keep sharing such videos. My best wishes are with you.
Regards from Assam, India 🙏
Thanks vaiya for coming Bangladesh ❤️U explained the beauty. It's not tourist place but U go there and show us.I really thanks to Nomandic indian❤️❤️❤️
The area seems not tourist friendly, but I loved the way you interacted with the locals. These Bengali dialects are very difficult to understand. You are Awesome brother ❤️ ☺️
Brahmaputra is the mightiest river in South Asia, one of the largest in Asia after the Yangtze with the 3rd largest discharge among all rivers in entire Asia. As an Assamese, I know very well how powerful this river is. We treat it as a demigod. Come to upper Assam in the monsoon and it's 10+ kilometers wide, so wide that you can't see one bank from the other. The river is so large that it has an island district inside it
In the monsoon Brahmaputra is 15-20 kilometres wide in Rangpur-Bogura-Jamalpur region & looks like a sea.
It looks Scary
@@rasheduzzaman1547 exactly. It's unbelievably large. Near Dhubri, at Assam, they are building a bridge over it which will be 19 kilometres long, 12 kilometres over water. In the monsoon Brahmaputra looks like an ocean. I can only imagine how large the confluence of Ganda and Brahmaputra looks in Bangladesh
@@tirthavb The Brahmaputra is as much a blessing as it is a curse for North Bengal specially Rangpur.
@@rasheduzzaman1547 I understand. It wrecks havoc here in Assam as well. But we still revere its might. It is the state's lifeline
Jo bhi kaha apne,
Bahut mitha bola,
Love from Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful brother❤️ you are exploring the rural parts of the country. Keep it going brother. Waiting for your next vlog.❤️🇧🇩
You capture the true essence of the country you visit my dear Debashish! Well done .
It's Deepanshu
Wow! The visuals from the boat ride are absolutely stunning! Knew that waterways are very important in Bangladesh but seeing this is amazing.
Taking unusual journey! It's comfortable to go to Dewanganj by train from Dhaka. I went to Gaibandha taking this route more than 20 years ago. I crossed the river by steamer. Nowadays this route is not popular after construction of Jamuna bridge. Enjoyed your video, Thanks.
I am from Gaibandha. I am feeling very much exited watching this video made by a foreigner. Really amazing.❣️
As a Bangladeshi I thought I did some adventure tour inside Bangladesh.. U proved me wrong bro..Hats off to u...
Beautiful Blog, Dipanshu bhai👏👏.
To all non Bengali friends, *Bangla* is the language not *Baangali*.
Bhai Bangla te ar Hindi te ak i jiniser alada uccharon hoy. Baangali, Bengali jai boluk ak i mane hoy.
@@420Sumanta bhai "Bengali" english uccharon. Hindi teo banglar uccharon Banglai howa uchit
Yes, "bangali" is a person whose mother tounge is "Bangla" ...
Though in english the term "bengali " is used for both the person and the language .
Sir we want North East Vlog Again 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 Please
Yes
Yup
Yes
Love from Assam 👍👍👍
yesss
Bhaiya, since you're touring in Bangladesh and if you are still right their now, I would prefer you to visit Rangamati once and show us the beauty of it's culture, their living style, the greeny land surrounded with lakes and so on.....
The wish will be awaited🥰🥰🥰
I love rangamati and Chakma culture 💖💖
Nice to see such a humble and lovely Indian Hindu brother visiting Bangladesh & treating its people like his own. Sadly we have received lot of hate & animosity from India in recent times.
It is just in the retaliation of what Radicals Muslims did to Our Hindu Brothers in Bangladesh .. We helped Bangladesh in their freedom struggle in return Hindus are getting killed in Bangladesh
@@jyotirmayanag9831 well i can say same about hindu radicals in India commiting same atrocities against Muslims bulldozing their homes etc. But like you said their radicals and there's good people who come from both communities. However, Bangladesh government have always condemned the actions of these minority individuals and have increased security to protect hindu homes. What does Indian hindu government do when same happens to Muslims in India: they condone it, organise it and police/security service colloborate with the perpetrators. Thats the difference between Indian hindus and Bangladeshi muslims. Yes, both radical groups share same ideology.
I am from Bangladesh 🥰Mymensingh is my city😍
My father was born in Mymensing on 2nd November 1929. My Grandfather was living in a place called Baoshi. And my father did his schooling till his matric from Sarishabari High school in Jamalpur.
@@rft9776 Very much. My family migrated from East Pakistan in 1947 during Partision. I have only visited Dhaka once in my lifetime for only 3 days in 2010 to do a audit for my company.
Love from 🇧🇩❤ I think you should also enjoy the beauty of Padma river ❤🔥
There’s a serious tussle between Bangla Dada and Russian Da, thoroughly enjoying!
And then I hear in Marathi होय होय.
So it wasn't just me who noticed that. It really sounded like Marathi in the part before he gets on the boat :-D
😅😅😅😅😅
I like seeing people taking up random routes and challenges , kisi travel vlogger ne ye bangladesh nhi dikhaya hoga ... Kudos and more power to you ... !!
Nice video, Dipanshu you really doing a great favour for us. One cannot imagine going to these remote interior parts of Bangladesh. 👍👍👍👍
RIP CDS vipin rawat sir ❤️🇮🇳
Mesmerizing Cinematic Shots crossing Mighty Brahmaputra ♥♥
देवभूमि उत्तराखंड के वीर सपूत जरनल विपिन रावत को भावपू्ण श्रद्धांजलि
We will miss you Rawat sir 🙏 Om Shanti 🙏🇮🇳
Sat sat naman 🙏🙏
🙏🙏🙏🕉️🇮🇳🇮🇳😭😭
Om shanti
Om shanti
Bhai bhai boat par sunset aur music epic tha. Feeled great. 👍👍👍
Great video, beautiful country! 💖😍 God bless u and your family. Sending lots of love💕from Sydney, Australia.
Love from Rangpur, Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Namami Bramhaputra, Kabhi Shant Bahe, Kabhi Rudra, Har Roz Dikhe Naya Chitra.... Love From Assam🙏😌😌❤️
Nadiya nehi Nad kahe tujhko, kabhi Krodh naa dikhlana 🙏🙏🙏
#SouravSikder
জয় আই অসম৷
ASSAM IS WROST STATE FROM UP
HEMANTA BISWA SARMA is best
Lol china controls Brahmputra river 😂
हमारे देश वीर सपूत और पहले CDS- Gen Bipin Rawat
जी को सत् सत् नमन। 😞😞🙏🇮🇳
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏for our country heart Indian army ... salute ...
🙏om shanti
NAGALAND KE GARIBO KO MARA RAWAT NE.. BRUTALY MURDERS KIYA UN LOGO KA UNKI HI HAYE LAGI THI ARMY KO... ARMY TERROR
@@SAVE_CONSTITUTION_DEMOCRACY what's your source of living ISI funding or china is funding you 😏😏
They were killed by mistake
Sat sat naman🙏
More than 3hrs to cross a river... thats the Mighty Brahmaputra for you. 😊
You are very courageous, God Bless
Humare desh ke veer CDS Bipin Rawat ji aur desh ke bahadoor soilder ko Naman🙏..wo humesa Amar rahenge..Om Shanti♥️🇮🇳
Om shanti
Your boat journey and the scenes you captured there are so amazing ♥
🇮🇳RIP 🇮🇳
Army chief Bipin rawat sir🇮🇳😕💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏you (soldiers)are the real hero💞💞💞🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Jai Hind
Dipanshu vai apke bengali language sunke mon hi mon haasi aati hai entertainment bhi lete hai...what a experience.. you are great bro... love from Assam India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Kudos to this Nomad, really unique video. I have wondered how Brahmaputra will look like in Bangladesh, but never imagined an Indian youtuber would do such adventure.
Om Shanti 🕉️💐
CDS BIPIN RAWAT 😢
Now I can imagine how some of our long-distant acquaintances travel to the south bank, collquially called as 'Dakhinpar' in South Salmara - Mankachar district (previously part of Dhubri district) of Assam. They say that it takes about 2 hours in the boat/ferry. I always thought, would it be adventurous, boring, scary or a mix of everything! And now I can imagine how the journeys would be as it is almost nearby the Bangladesh border in Assam. But thinking about the poor people, I really feel sad, how difficult and challenging it is for them to move from one place to another. Ferry accidents really scare me. The recent accident at Nimatighat in Jorhat district was an eye opener. Anyway, a great milestone is going to be achived by India after the Dhubri-Phulbari Bridge will get complete, as this will surpass the Dhola-Sadiya Bridge (also in Assam) to become India's longest bridge connecting the two states of Assam and Meghalaya spanning over the mighty Brahmaputra with a length of more than 19 kilometres. Infrastructural development is a very crucial way for the development of a region in general, and the country as a whole.
#SaveBangladeshiHindus
#SaveTempleinBangladesh
Bari koi bhai..
Wowwww Bangladesh 🇧🇩 is very beautiful....love from west bengal India 🇮🇳 😀
Seen Bangladesh life and culture first time by your video,thanks a lot ,from lndia,
Rip Bipin Rawat 🌸🙏
Garland of homage to his soul ✨
4:55 i couldn't stop laughing 🤣🤣
Coming from a water starved state ( TN) your vlogs of river travels are awesome
Beautiful Bangladesh 🇧🇩, The land of Rivers 💕
The sunset at the end of the video made me a bit nostalgic. I hail from a small village of Jamalpur which is surrounded by a number of river channels and we used to go to our ancestral village every year during monsoon. At that period the villages literally looks like remote island floating on the water. Whichever direction you look, you will see only water. Jamuna and Brahmaputra looks real scary when the waves falling on the river banks with all its mights. We used to go fishing on a small boat and arrange our own little picnic with whatever we had been able to catch.Those childhood memories during monsoon period in the village are the sweetest. I hope you enjoyed your stay at my hometown. I am pretty sure not many foreigners ever tried to explore the rural parts of Bangladesh like you did. In my opinion BD has a huge potential to build river-focused eco tourism. But I highly doubt it will ever be possible because of the lack of vision on the highest level.
Support from Odisha ❤️🇮🇳
dada ... purana wala intro music do na ☹️ ... uska alag hi level hai dada🔥 btw love you from West Bengal ❤️
It was exceptional video. You are one of the best TH-camrs of India. Respect from Bangladesh.
Sir apki Bengali language sunkar bohot Maja Laga 😁😁 6:22 a dono uncle bohot acche he apko Sayed samajme nehi ayi undonoki bate but o dono acche help ki he apki🥰🥰
Love from West Bengal ❤️❤️
You drew a raw picture of Bangladesh. Seeing the streets and posters of political parties portrays a similar culture. India loves you bangladesh!
I from india 🇮🇳 Tripura
Near of Bangladesh,🇧🇩
Chilamari is kurigram District 🥰
My District is also kurigram 🇧🇩
Mare gharpa ah jaiya😊😊
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 kurigram District ❤❤
Really , you always wants to explore un known place s which generally people are not so interested or they ignore about those places. That's why you are an extraordinary person, Deepanshu. Ohh we are also able to watch Brahmaputra River(Bangladesh part)! Really awesome. Waiting for new vlogs. Good luck🤞🤞
Love u bro.I m from Assam.
Jab humlog brahmaputra Nadi paar karte hai tab hum nadime coin dalte hai Ganga ma ke nam pe aap v daala kijiye safar achcha hoga
Thank you very much! Love from Bangladesh!
I will visit india one day, in sha Allah. At first, from Dhaka to kolkata. Then kolkata to kerala, through small towns and villages in the way of indian eastern coast. I want to feel the village life india, travel the way common people in india travel in these areas.
Oonek Shwagoto janaii bhaiya plzz visit kren amader state a oonek historical place asse ghorar jnne aar shundor gram Bangla o dekhte paiben.
Love all the Vlogs keep sharing ❤️❤️❤️
Love From Assam 🙏❤️🔥
Thanks for visiting my hometown Gaibandha. I used to visit Balashi a lot! In rainy season this,journey became so much dangerous as tge river filled with water. The people you met there are really friendly people. Thanks man!
The most mature content based vlogger
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Watch Salahuddin Sumon's video, you can get knowledge about different places and their historical values of Bangladesh. I really love your communication skills with the locals and it will be more polished if you tell some history about the places.
I think no one covered Bangladesh, as ur doing.
Excellent work👍👍👍👍
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*Lots of love 4om Assam!* ❤🖤
*Video aur bhi long karo apka video dekh k bore nhi hote hum, love u dipanshu bro hope you will come to West Bengal very soon*
U r truely an adventurer bro...even being a Bangladeshi i dont have such courage to explore like u do.....
❤️ from West Bengal