TRIBAL LIFE OF TAI KHAMTI in INDIA - Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 1] 🇮🇳
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
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On my very first stop in Arunachal Pradesh, I got to stay in the Manna village of the Tai Khamti tribes. The first couple of nights, I got sick from food poisoning while I was still in Assam. However, as the day progressed, I was shown how to make Paasa, Tai Khamti's most popular fish soup. The fish soup is known to be used by the warrior during wartime for their strength.
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In 2013, I started my solo travel journey, leaving Indonesia in 2016 to become a full-time traveler and TH-cam creator. My background in International Relations has fueled a profound interest in exploring different countries. My content focuses on exploring different cultures through the lens of a solo female traveler, aiming to capture real-life interactions and experiences.
My travels kicked off with a five-month trip across Asia, after which I moved to China in January 2017 to work as an English teacher-my first time living abroad. I left China in 2018 to fully commit to creating videos on TH-cam, where I share my travels and the cultures I encounter.
Living nomadically since 2016, I settled in England in early 2022 after marrying my British husband, David. Now based in the UK, I continue to travel and share my adventures on TH-cam.
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Hello everyone,
I hope you and your loved ones are doing well and remain calm during this uncertain time.
This is the very first video from the Arunachal Pradesh series, a semi-documentary approach, that I put so much work into. Let me know what you think of this video as your feedback means a lot to me!
I went to Arunachal in February and left by early March, so this is a pre-recorded content. I am now back in my apartment in Kathmandu, Nepal and will focus on editing. Let's try to be positive as we can only accept our current situation and not worrying too much about the unknown. Sending positive thoughts to you and your loved ones!
watching it
Welcome to namsai.. I also live here
Ima aspire you making vlog you are really making good docomntri
it's nice video miss I from Nepal keep it on and visit again my country nepal
Great detailed documentary.... loved the narration. Hope you are staying safe in the pandemic. Love from Bangladesh!!!!
As a Khamti individual, this video brings me joy. Thank you for bringing recognition to our culture as well as our state~
Pee Nong Tai Khmti Dee Yu Bor
Khamti more in Assam or Arunachal??
They are same with Assamese people (especially Tai Ahom community).... from the past we sharing brotherhood with all Tai community (tai khamti,khamyang,phake and many more)of northeast, India....and l noticed that sometime they used to speak Assamese...lots of love from Assam 🙏🙏🙏🙏
India is a vast cultural diversity and traditional country in the whole world that is why India my country is called ..... INCREDIBLE INDIA🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 I love💜my country
Don't get it twisted. This part of India was once a Tai nation, before India absorbed them.
@@life-pm5xlbut now it's a part of India and the people there consider themselves to be Indian and also don't get it twisted before India was formed officially, it was composed of a number of princely states with their own culture and traditions too😊.
Thanks for visit North East. I'm from Assam,and i following you last 3/4 years ago.The best part of your vlog you always show the local community how they live ..i love it.
Back in college days in Blore...my roommate was from Namsai Khamti. Very down to earth-Chow Sunima Mein. Miss u bro...longing to hear from u one day😊
I am amazed and glad to know about the culture they have..I am amazed because the domestic articles that they use for domestic purposes, women's outfits, the way their houses are. everything are very similar to those that we have.
Thank you for the video
Love from darjeeling ❤
Thank you so much for watching, Arjun!
Ppppp
We the northeast Indian are very much different n culture,in looks,way of life n hve very unique style of food from rest of the India ..good to see u in Northeast..sty safe.
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support!
Every state in
India is different.
My dear, every state is different, be it south/ North/ east/ west☺️
I'm far from my state ARUNACHAL PRADÉSH 🥺🥺
The video is mesmerizing 😊
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support!
Beautiful place, beautiful Tai Khamti people. There are many Tai Khamti villages in Tinsukia and Dibrugarh district of Assam. Happy that you have visited this places. Your are most welcome ♥️. That species of bamboo is called "Khalung Baah". You pronounced it well 😊.
We call it Khaolam bah. Never heard of Khalung.
But we khamyang call it khaolambat
North east Tai Long live
Excellent job. Thank you.
I am Tai Siam from Thailand.
I know that there various Tai tribes in North Eastern of India.
I would like to know about various tai people living in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia etc
Bro I m Tai Ahom of Assam north east india.
Khampti people are as lovely as idu's. We connect in every way. ❤❤
Menjo bro love you...I love you!
Hello from Tai Siam in Thailand. Hope you keep Tai Khamti culture for a long time.
Nam Sai, ( clear water น้ำใส) the name of the village is like my village. southernmost of Thailand. ❤
In tai khamti language Nam means water and sai means sand.
Could you tell me you are from which thai province?
@@chukhuthollu5471 In Thai, sand is pronounced "saai" with a long sound.
I am Thai from Tai Takbai tribe.
A small group of Tai people from the Thailand-Malaysian border.
@@viewmanaro7088 also in Tai Ahom language Nam means water. We have a river called Namdang which means Red water.
@@viewmanaro7088 also Namrup: Silver water.
@@chukhuthollu5471 in Thai and Laos Nam means water and Sai means clear and how do you say clear in tai Khamti language? Thanks
I'm from Arunachal Pradesh and belong to khamti tribe.....love it....thnks exproring our tribe.....😍😍🤗🤗
It makes me to recall my host family...I love their dishes and hospitality.
I am from Assam . Our North East is beautiful u should travel all the states .Love your videos.
How can we ever thank you enough for all you've done? We're forever grateful. You have explore our arunachal and feel the sence of tribal living. You explore and take the positive out of it which is great thing. Have a joyful life ahead take care dear. 👍
Thank you so so much DK for your kind appreciation. I am grateful to have this kind and supportive support because a lot of hours go into making this series.. Thanks DK, hopefully the Sherdukpen episode will be great too..
Hi Syifa I am from Kathmandu and I was Arunachal pradesh 1995 Name of the place Zero upper Subansri Daparijo Teju way down travelled to Lakhimpur that was really amazing tour & nice People culture place
I'm Khampti! And so glad to see this. Thank you!
love you and all of your videos...keep doing it...Love from Aizawl,Mizoram
I enjoyed watching your vlog on khamti tribe...Hope you had enjoyed our hospitality..stay safe stay healthy
Love from namsai ❤
Wow..I am your viewer from Assam and you have showcased an wonderful picture of the lifestyle of the Tai-Khamtis. I didn't know that some of the cultural elements are so similar to the Assamese like I heard the ladies speaking Assamese at some point, they were using Gamusa, plus the ritual for the sick was similar to our ritual that we call Mukh-Bhonga. Its was so informative... Long live the brotherhood between Assam and Arunachal.
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support!
Wow! Magnificent! Your filming skills has improved a lot! Just put Arunachal Pradesh on my bucket list.
Thank you so much Erwin, that's very kind of you to say.. Arunachal pradesh isnt the easiest destination to travel to, but if you have the adventure spirits within you, I am sure you'll find it fascinating..
Tai people are amazing 😍 . proud to be a tai ahom ❣️
If you did not mention the name of the place, I would never thought that it is located in India. Their face and language looks like Myanmar/Laos.
Of course, the Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Assam, and around are closer to Myanmar than Delhi. That's why the people's figures are much like into South East Asian.
A person who can tries to tell the geographical location of a person from the face its amazingly stupid
They are Tai people. Tai people are major in Thailand.
@@GeorgeMartinus you need learn about Kradai language and tai people.
My love to the other tai communities from a tai ahom from assam
Tnx for visit our state.. Arunachal Pradesh, India
N hope next video coming soon ☺️☺️
i am from nysihi community (tribe) of arunachal pardesh
at first i would like to thank you sister .
before i used to think that arunachal is all about bad roads and dirty politics .
i also used to think arunachal only has us(because i am from lagrest tribes of Arunachal Pradesh) never though about other tribe before but now i have totally changed mind 😂
my future goals:- after completion of studies i would surely visit all district of my land (arunachal pardesh).
lastly again thank you for reminding me about other tribes ...
Never expected you to be here I Arunachal Pradesh..A bit surprised.Wish you a pleasant & memorable trip.If you have any issue,we can always help
Finally you're in NE india 😊😊😊 we're different from other mainlanders don't worry 😊, visit every northeast state. Your perspective about India will change 😊😊
Arunachal has many butifull valley and butifull hills, the most i want to visit amongs Indian state is Arunachal pradesh. Love Arunachal from Mizoram.
Finally!!
Gonna share it to everyone I know.
Stay safe.💖
Thank you so so much Pengam, that's very kind of you!
Hei aku dari Arunachal Pradesh India 🇮🇳 tetapi hanya beberapa kilometer dari desa saya
Senang bertemu dengan Anda
Hi Adriana!
Namaste🙏🙏
This video made me sentimental, because my father was died in the jungle of Arunanchal before 25 years ago and his death body had buried on the ground of Arunanchal pradesh. And today after your video i am feeling that i met with soul of my father..
Lots of thank you brave lady💪💪
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And take care from the monster #corona virus....
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In around 6:00 minute your laught is so lovely, natural and cute.😁
Take care..
I am from Nepal and now in south Korea ...
Dilip, thank you so much for your fair share of the story. It really warms my heart to know this.. I will respond you properly through email :)
It's my pleasure Adriana.
I will waiting your response..
Wow….This is beautiful😍😍😍☀️
jarang banget ada yang mau mengekspose soal sisi lain India di wilayah ini. seneng banget nontonnya. semangat terus buat vlognya kak Syifa
Thank you so much, komennya baik sekali. Terima kasih ya!
Sy subscriber barumu mbak, vlognya sekelas video dokumenter natgeo, proud of you... Do you did it by yourself or with a team?
Thank you for this Video Miss Syifa it’s been a while Your not uploading now I’m so happy your starting again, keep safe there specially this season
Thank you so much for your kind support, I really appreciate it!
Wow! When she put the white bracelet around your wrist and began to speak it made me think of the Bacisoukhouane we have in Laos! Also the languages are very close!
I was ashamed when you posted the emotional outburst against the behaviour meted out to you by the starved north Indian male in Delhi. I am glad that you find the north east of the country hospitable. Stay safe. India is not just the North...
*All the Tai origin group living in India should help and extend their mutual support to each other so as to strengthen the "Tai-Brotherhood" and make Tai characteristics intact whether Racial, Ethnicity, Mongoloid, genetically similar physical characteristics. All Tai groups like Khamti, Ahom, Aiton, Faake, Turung, Khamyang, Lai etc. should increase and encourage their inter group cultural exchange & participation in Marriage, Ethnic Festivals, Languages, Ethnic Costumes, Religious sphere, Indigenous or Traditional beliefs🐉 etc. It's high time to realised what's happening around in other parts of India. Many ethnic/tribal group has already started losing their ethnic identity from the so called main lander (brahmanical) politico-religious-cultural dominance over other smaller ethnic/tribal groups. It's also important for all Tai groups in India to make good relationship with other Tai people inhabiting countries like China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam to increase cultural exchange. And there's something to learn from the Jewish of Israel, Japanese society and Native Americans. Always remember, Assimilation always leads to extinction, where big cultures slowly eat the smaller ones. Rather try to promote Integration (mentioned in the Indian Constitution) where you can thrive, sustain yourselves and live your life with pride, dignity and honour. Be united and protect your identities.* #Realisation #ReviveToSurvive #TaiBrotherhood 🐉☯️
I support each and every sentence you have said ... As someone belonging to the Tai Ahom community... I surely support integration and cultural exchange 💪🔥 #TaiBrotherhood 🐲
Your tai people are demolished Indotibeten people with the help of so called hindusva group. Plus organized Tai people and go back to your original place Thailand
I love to see my home town places. I suggest you visit Guwahati, Sivsagar, Jorhat, Dibrugarh. Kaziranga (Part of Assam state) which is my home state I am sure you will love to explore the places (however be safe since the virus outbreak everyone is freaking out when they meet a foreigner). Please always keeps the same enthusiasm and same energy with the beautiful smile :). I love the way you vlog and show the places. Honestly speaking I am following you from last one year only when I first saw your vlog to Nepal.
Lastly Love you!!! keep up the good work. I hope one day got a chance to meet you.
Thank you so much! I only focus on Arunachal Pradesh on this series
I love the way u document the details...
Somehow I stumbled upon your video of lumbini... And since then I am only a watching spree... I might have see 10-15 video straight. It feels soo good and heart warming..
Simply put your videos awesome... 😍 😍
Buddha Dhamma Sangkha bless you all
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Mai Sung Sao
Hi pretty syifa, keep safe always wherever you go. From Philippines 🇵🇭
Neneth Yaranon Hi frnd 😀
Thank you Neneth!
@syifaadriana the drone shots are really beautiful. Valuable information about the tribe. Their homes are similar to Burmans. Happy to see that you really become part of their family . Waiting to see the rest of series. Take care and enjoy traveling.
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support. Yes, the drone helped a lot in bringing a new perspective isnt it :)
Finally the right time to watch your video due to corona virus lockdown... good job.. with love from Nagaland ❤️
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support!
Hi syfa stay safe when ever you go to during this nationwide restricted movement and lets fight together covid 19 ....and ya thanks for the new video uploaded...🙏👍
Thank you so much Reuben, I do stay at my apartment in Kathmandu editing videos from this series :) Hope you and your loved ones are doing well..
Your work is purely creative and amazing. You are portrating real face of earth. Zinda bad be safe.
Glad to see our tribe documented on youtube...I hope you liked it very much here and there are many more things you can experience. Lastly welcome to our home Arunachal Pradesh.
your clip from Namsai village telling about life of Tai Khamti is really excellent. I am Thai (Bangkok) and am interested in all Tai tribes in India and hope one day I can visit and stay with them. How could you stay with them? Are there any agencies in the big city which can arrange such kind of homestay experience? Thank you and cheer you to make more great strory.
I did have a help from one of subscribers who happened to be from Tai Khamti community. I had no help from any travel agent but perhaps you can email me if you are serious about visiting the community as I may be able to connect you with one of the family members.
@@SyifaAdriana thanks so much for your reply. If Covid disappears and we can go around as usual I will contact you for the recommendation :)
@@anuchatk When ever this pandemic is over and you decide to visit namsai please feel free to contact me.my inlaws live in Namsai.i can help you find accomodation in Namsai and assist you with logistics.
You can fly direct to kolkatta from Bangkok.From kolkatta catch a flight for Dibrugarh town.Dibrugarh is some 120+km from namsai.
From Dibrugarh you can get a taxi or board a bus for Namsai.
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I hope you will get to visit namsai sooner than later
May lord buddha bless you with good health.till then Takecare.
Wow. I didn't know about Tai Khamti group of Arunachal Pradesh. Their culture look really interesting. Thank you so much for showing the true essence of Tai people. Keep doing great work Syifa💌👏
Thanks Syifa, this was a lovely look into an area of the world I am unfamiliar with. Stay safe & well!
thank you Soo much for this beatiful vedio coz I love to enjoy village life
Keren parah sih ini kak.. Udah sekelas film!
I really really notice how you took the footages..
Video ter ter terrrr the best, Appreciated ❤️
Makasih banyak yah Ainun, senang sekali baca komennya :)
this is what travel Vlogger life should look like..We see lots of Vlogger claiming to travel Volgger,but u are the true one...Hope u got what u derserve exploring...
Cheers Rabin! That’s very very kind of you!
I can find so many similarities with my culture
Their clothes. Living styles cooking pots and many other things are similar
Are you from Myanmar?
I think i found my favourite Chennel. interesting Video.
Love from Lamka Manipur
Its been a long time that we haven't seen you anyway good to see you back ..keep doing great ..stay safe 💙✌🏻
Thank you so much Medongulie. I was traveling throughout Arunachal while off of TH-cam.
Berasa lagi kayak liburan di rumah nenek jaman dulu banget hahahah, rumah masih panggung, ada tungku (hawu) di dalam, terus suasananya adem gitu ya. Kayak kalau ngebandingin kehidupan urban sekarang, ada kangen juga sih 😁😊
Wow this video makes me feel alive again today and its been a long time since we've seen you keep up and always take care on your coming up adventure keep safe 😍😍
Thank you so much Krisha, I am very happy to know this!
Whao.. how’s North east
I’m glad you like it..
Does it feel like South east Asia?
It's similar in many ways. Probably more so if you compare it with continental Southeast Asia, because they're basically the same people.
Such a delight to see the culture, cuisine & lifestyle being filmed in it’s truest form possible. A big shoutout to #syifaadriana for taking interest & showcasing a part of the rich Tai khamti culture 👍🏻.
Coming to the actor:
#Mohit at least hold your breathe while being filmed. I can see your tummy 😜😀. And what is wrong with #pingya he is looking tall, oh! got it the camera angle was good🤣😂. #justkidding bro✌️👍
&definitely the lady is soooo pretty 👌👌
Thank you so much Woipeng, hope you like this video.
Eagerly waiting for your next vlog ma’am. Since, entire Arunachal Pradesh is in self-quarantine mode, watching ur existing video in a repeat mode😀. Though the only chance miss was to meet you in person (while your stay @Namsai).
#staysafe😷
I always see your videos with much choice being fantastic.I have seen video of ARUNACHAL PARDESH with the natural feeling.Thanks for such nice video.
Arunachal Pradesh where I was born. Beautiful village. Nice video Syifa keep it up
Thank you so much Ramu, so glad to know that you enjoy this..
Finally... I've been waiting for your video.. I also used some of your video as one of my teaching tools to encourage my students to be brave to speak English in a sort kind of vlog, and it worked.. Hehehehe.. Can't wait for your next video.. Stay healthy n keep making great videos.. Good luck
How nice to know this. Thank you so so so much for letting me know and please say hi to your students. I am so glad that this has encouraged them to be more confident in speaking English..
'Borkhamti' is our neighbour village! Some of my Khamti friends lives here for six months and at Namsai for another six months, thru and forth.
Your videos display beauty, the sublime, the reality and the universality of the human species. Appreciated.
Thank you so much Julie, this comment is very much appreciated :)
Its so unreal now how u came to my place Arunachal .it mustt have been hard here u didn't even do anymore videos .btw syfia I pray u get success in everything u do .
Hello Syifa, yes the content is very informative to an Indian as well as to the rest of the world community. I firmly believe now, thanks to you and many others that everyone one of us should travel, doesn't matter how far.... Things are different just next to you. Appreciate your hard work and kind people of Arunachal pradesh. Please be safe in this testing times, together we can overcome and cherish each other... Take care everyone.
Welcome to northeast.. ✌🏿
Great Video Ma'am.
But im curious what made you visit our Arunachal? Got recommended?
Stay Safe 💕 💕 💕 from 🇱🇰
Thank you so much for your kind support, I really appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing this excellent video about lifestyle of that tribes as well as your experience with them,be careful and take care of yourself about deadly disease like corona virus.
Thank you Subrata, I hope you and family are doing well
So nice very..today just now I subscribed your chennals....want to visit Arunachal Pradesh.. which is the best month for travelling there..suggest me..thanking you..💐💐
October to march
Thank you for coming to Arunachal pradesh,hope you enjoyed well and please visit siang district and many others there you will find many different tribes and keep entertaining us .love from itanagar(capital city of arunachal pradesh
OMG what a nostalgic village...loved it...
Why i feel good and happy when I watch your video i think it's because of your smile and laugh at which makes me feel good.
Finally your video came. We were waiting
Thank you so much for your kind support, I really appreciate it!
New subscriber from Arunachal Pradesh ❤
I'm proud to be a northeast from karow tribe, Ri-bhoi dist, (shillong)
Excellent Job Syifa I love the narration well done.... thanks for always sharing amazing content around the world...👌👌👌👌🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Nice to see Syifa I’m sure your new series will bring the best of you
Thanks a lot George! I hope you and family are doing well!
Very entertaining documentary clip. By the way the presenter is so cute and lovely. I really admire her unartificial smile and a whole big laugh
That’s a beautiful place and people in northeastern part of India. Yes, the people there resemble Southeast Asia people. Thanks for sharing, Syifa! 🙏
So glad to know that you enjoy it Vira!
Pimple on your forehead... Million dollar smile
Have a safe stay and have a beautiful experience in our north east Indian states.
Thank you so much for your kind support, I really appreciate it!
Love from Arunachal Pradesh 🇮🇳
Looking forward for more videos from Arunachal❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for coming
First of all
And I Really Inspired by you 😁
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support!
Half of the Portion of Khamti Tribe lives in Assam also.
Cause it's ahom right
Good to see the our tai people living in arunachal.. 💓
Superb Info and professionalism 👍
AMAZING WORK DONE BY YOU WHICH IS COMMENDABLE.
What a beautiful Place of India madam simple life.
First video
Subscribed... Keep on.. Thank you for visiting arunachal (land of Dawnlit mountains n rivers)
It's your greatness that you own community so gracefully whenever you go whatever they belongs by culture, language it seems does not matter for you. We could literally show you loving by the people. that's the most beautiful part of the journey which keeps us the memory last. The toughest moment you would feel when the time comes to say bye them because there is almost no chance of meet agian that moment and people. We also feel same emotion from your traveling. I enjoyed watching this video and love the people of arunachal which i always wanted to know.
18:48...this moved me very much... stay safe and take care !!.from arunachal ❤
@Syifa : Thank u very much for uploading this video. I am still away from home. And as I am watching this, I am in a state of peace.
The best thing is that it was Sweet n simple.
Do visit again 😊.
Thank you so much for your kind support, I really appreciate it!
@@SyifaAdriana
Thank u Syifa.
May you achieve what you are seeking for.
Best of luck.
Nice to see back Syifa. I just wondered how happy and simple these people are. It's from these videos that we uncover the hidden yet beautiful dimensions of the world. At the same time I fear that these people's lives will soon be invaded by the modern technology ruling over their ways of life. I have the feeling that you have been really lucky throught your travel exploration to experience the untrodden cultural heritages. I just love watching them. Stay safe and sound throughout. Good luck.
Thank you so much Sagara. I agree. They are happy, simple and self-sufficient. Many tribal lives have been impacted by technology and cultures have started to disappear. I am lucky indeed and I hope the video will be a good documentary for many years to come. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support! I hope you and family are doing well
@@SyifaAdriana yeah of course. I highly appreciate it. Good luck with your future videos. Take care!