The king chillies which we get in these markets are not very spicy. Many vendors bring them from the state of Assam where it is commercially grown. The Naga king chillies which are grown in the paddy fields ( in the wild) are extremely spicy. And it is not easy to find them in the market as their produce is limited.
When you use too much fertilizer in chillis then they grow in numbers but minus the heat. It's not about state. Even in Assam where you can find homegrown ghost chillies that can have very much more heat than those you can find in the markets for obvious reasons.
I Visit Kohima Nagaland last One Month ...I have Seen so much People Were different from Indian in Kohima Nagaland .I was shock to see people around me in Kohima that they look much more like others country.😮I want to visit Kohima again this year During November and December.❤You can try it while you were in Nagaland.
Big big ups to you for showing the North Eastern region of India to the entire world. I'm from Dibrugarh, Assam. Most mainland Indians don't even know about our part of the country. Since you're in the NE, I suggest you visit Kohima in Nagaland, Upper Assam if you're interested in a more authentic Assamese culture, Shillong and Cherrapunjee in Meghalaya, Aizawl in Mizoram, Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. Although it can be dangerous for you to travel in remote areas in the rainy season due to landslides. We NorthEast Indians are a humble bunch, we love to show our culture to anyone who shows interest in visiting our part of the world. We look, eat and have vastly different cultures compared to the mainland. Have a good trip brother!
@@tommybtravels Hey come to China to see our Leshan Giant Buddha, it is the largest Buddhist statue in the world!!! And btw you can visit the city of Chongqing and Chengdu which are near there.
I wanna let you know that if you wanna try the King Chilli, try the ones that are grown from Nagaland itself, the ones grown locally from the backyard. Damn... Those are spicy af. Most of the king chillies in Dimapur market are from Assam, so those won't be as spicy as the ones grown in Nagaland. That I can assure you. No cap.
It’s so good to see someone coming to India and actually exploring Nagaland. I gasped so hard when I saw those king chillies😂 They are the spiciest thing in the world!!! And since it’s harvested locally they’re way more spicier. Also, Nagas are more fluent in English here rather than hindi so next time you visit, feel 100% free to speak in English.☺️
@@tommybtravels Appranely those are not original local king chilli.. Those are the ones grown with pesticides and chemicals... Appreciate your guts to have it at one go tho😅👍
Bro We the NAGA"s prefer English more than Hindi Nywys it was great watching your vlogs keep growing lots of love 💕 and support 💪🏻 from North East India DIMAPUR NAGALAND 👍🏻😎 Peace ✌🏻 Thank you KUKNALIM 😎
While Carolina reaper is the hottest pepper in the world, it is a hybrid created by Ed Currie a combination of two peppers, one being the Naga King Chilly. The Naga King Chilly (aka Bhoot Jholokia which means Ghost Pepper) is naturally cultivated/grown generations in the State of Nagaland, Manipur and Assam.
@athsoleolson2143 both bhut jolokia and naga king chilli are different.. Bhut jolokia is from assam where they commercially grow and sell whereas naga king chilli is grown in the back of the kitchen or brought from villages which are grown withhout any chemicals and are even more hotter than the bhut jolokia
@@nyxassassin7664bro how they are different we people also grow bhut jolokia in our backyard without chemical..... Both the species are same... Just because they come from two different state they are not different..they are the same thing with different name... Umorok in manipur, bhut jolokia in assam, nagaa jolokia/chilli in nagaland
Man! I just can not even believe you are eating a whole Naga chilli at one bite for us viewers 🙏. I love this chilli so much but can eat only 1/50 part with a single spoon rice curry but Man I will take a bullet in my head than eating a Naga chilli whole 🙏. Cheers from Bangladesh ❤️
Nagaland is such a beautiful place. The people over there are so friendly and helpful. I visited Kohima a few days back. It was such a great experience to travel there. The best state I've visited till now. Btw I'm from Shillong, Meghalaya
When he quietly starts chewing, I knew it was not what is found in local market. I too ate one that was hardly spicy (more like capsicum) & it shows it has variety😊
The spiciness of that chilli depends on the season here. Some season it will have spiciness with sweetness in it, some with extremely harsh spicy smell, and that when that chillies are the spiciest..
The authentic way is to have any chilli as a side dish/ accompaniment with a meal is to have it with some salt. Dip in salt and take a bite. Enhances the taste
Bro.. There are lots of beautiful places in NE... I guess u r not visiting all of them idk why?? .... I request u to visit all those places and promote our NE to the world for tourism ❤ (P.S - I know u r already doing that but visit all the awesome places and make some more numbers that will help u to grow ur channel plus it will be kind of promotional video for NE india).. Thanks Man for coming to NE india... You r so humble ... Love to enjoy ur videos buddy❤
@@tommybtravels when you go back to the US, ask your friends to try out the ghost pepper and make a reaction video of it... It will be fun to watch.... Lol. :)
@@pulakificationNope, spiciest mexican pepper is habanero which is maximum 350000 on the scoville scale but ghost pepper is more then 1 million on scoville scale so, it's 3 times spicier then habanero. You can google it✌️
A big shout out to your bravery...being living in north east for 20 years I never dare to eat whole chilli without rice but u did it...new subscriber from Nepal!
Go up towards the hills in Nagaland during summer . IT's much more colder there and you'll like the weather as well. Also, if you're going up to Kohima maybe go to DZUKOU VALLEY ....
@@tommybtravelsI said you in your previous video.... Foreigners usually had to rush for emergency who came to Hornbill to participate in Chilli eating contest
That was one bold move to eat the King chilly whole Tom. People usually drink milk afterwards. Kudos to you man.... I bet you're not doing that again. 😅
You may visit a village and try the real King Chili to know the difference. The ones sold in a market though are spicy enough but they are relatively mild.
Bro. One advise from local, Pure local Naga local chilli is more spicy than from those market, moreover it's rainy season so it's very juicy and not that spicy. During winter the heat of the chilli intensified and it's more spicy during winter season.
That’s called Naga King chilly and if you eat in that way it won’t give you that hot test, if you really want hot spicy try eating little by little and slowly by slowly.
That's Naga King Chilly. Bohutjulokia is another version from assam which translates as "Very spicy " and is less spicy compared to those naga king chilly which you tried in this video . Leaving aside everything , I want to know how it felt when you were pooping after consuming that chilly. Lol
@@sasankakalita5440 not that same, there's a meaning behind the name "Naga King chilly". I've lived in guwahati for 7years but my Assamese friends always ask me to bring Naga chilly cuz it's quite spicy comparing to Assam bohutjolokia.
Many people eat that chilli with food, Averagely speaking the green one can be finished in one meal, the bright yellow-green can be finished with two meals and red needs 3-4 depending on the size and tolerance.. My point is I salute you for having the guts to through with that...
You can communicate with locals in English while you're in Nagaland my brother because most of the naga's doesn't speak hindi. And yeah thank you for visiting Northeast india ❤
Bro it depends on which place the chillies are grown, I guess u must have tasted the lower altitude chilli. The higher altitude grown chillies will let u change your perspective
Bro tried the forbidden 3:03🥵. Spiciest part is the inner middle part. You can find fresh king chilli in every Northeast Indian states. We called it "u-morok" in Manipuri.
U can speak in English in Nagaland because English is more common than Hindi in Nagaland state ❤️
Jay shree Ram
@@UdayRupadiya-dm7ulthere is no shree ram here..
@@UdayRupadiya-dm7ul god is everywhere...this is what your behaviour....
@@UdayRupadiya-dm7ul are you mad? Mental hai kya pagal kaha se jay shree ram Aya?
@@UdayRupadiya-dm7ul why shree ram here.. nothing to be related with religion in this vlog..
WHAO Dude! Respect. Even the locals don’t eat king chilies without food or mixed with other ingredients.
he was about to die. he felt his soul leave his body. 🤣
I cant eat a piece Without salt,
Never think to 😂
Never try lol ,your shit will be red and fire will come out 😂
I eat 5,6 in every meal 😊😊😊wdout it I don't like eating
The one who give you a salt is my uncle😊thank you for visiting nagaland😊
Really nice guy, he saved me hah :)
Not every hero wears a cape.. Some carry around a salt shaker.
@@SumeragiChain MC 😆
Solid uncle
@@SumeragiChainnext level comment 😂
bro being a local i usually finish 1 with every meal but with rice of course.
you got some balls eating like that.
my respect..!!
He gave u chilly for free and uncle came with salt to help u out😂😂. This is how nagas are. Always kind and helpful to everyone
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The king chillies which we get in these markets are not very spicy. Many vendors bring them from the state of Assam where it is commercially grown. The Naga king chillies which are grown in the paddy fields ( in the wild) are extremely spicy. And it is not easy to find them in the market as their produce is limited.
Yeah it's true we don't find it and it's really spicy and expensive
Exactly, just yesterday I brought king chillies from this market it wasn't at all spicy I could even take 3 with rice .
We need them to try local ones .. Someone must let them know so that they will know the dofference
When you use too much fertilizer in chillis then they grow in numbers but minus the heat. It's not about state. Even in Assam where you can find homegrown ghost chillies that can have very much more heat than those you can find in the markets for obvious reasons.
I dare you to eat locally grown ghost pepper 🌶️ regardless Assam or nagaland.. gaand se dhua na nikla toh Mera naam change kar dena
I Visit Kohima Nagaland last One Month ...I have Seen so much People Were different from Indian in Kohima Nagaland .I was shock to see people around me in Kohima that they look much more like others country.😮I want to visit Kohima again this year During November and December.❤You can try it while you were in Nagaland.
You are from?
Rajasthan
Oh wow Rajasthani..
Well i like it...
Pls do visit again...thank u
From 1-10 of Dec, there's a special festival (Hornbill) you should definitely visit that time..
@@Hunter-vt7ct she is from Nagaland just trying to promote herself
Nagas people are very kind and good,I m proud to be a naga
Big big ups to you for showing the North Eastern region of India to the entire world. I'm from Dibrugarh, Assam. Most mainland Indians don't even know about our part of the country. Since you're in the NE, I suggest you visit Kohima in Nagaland, Upper Assam if you're interested in a more authentic Assamese culture, Shillong and Cherrapunjee in Meghalaya, Aizawl in Mizoram, Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. Although it can be dangerous for you to travel in remote areas in the rainy season due to landslides. We NorthEast Indians are a humble bunch, we love to show our culture to anyone who shows interest in visiting our part of the world. We look, eat and have vastly different cultures compared to the mainland. Have a good trip brother!
Yeah been loving NE India. Thanks for the recs!
Thanks :)
@@tommybtravels Hey come to China to see our Leshan Giant Buddha, it is the largest Buddhist statue in the world!!! And btw you can visit the city of Chongqing and Chengdu which are near there.
Bro I am from north India and I know about all northeast state . Jai hind
U can say it all of North east except Manipur having a tragic incident now so better not going for now but all North east are having a scenic beauty
Bruh you forgot sikkim 😅
The way you tell everyone sir is really nice ... 👌
Hope your channel grows fast
Those Naga mom's already knew the consequences 😂😂
Haha yes they definitely did
𝚅𝚎𝚛𝚢 𝚌𝚞𝚗𝚗𝚒𝚗𝚐 mom🤣
😂😂😂
You're really a hero, even we nagas can't eat king chilly like that without any other food. 😅
We eat it raw like that when we have cold n runny nose.
We need as a breakfast in my home
Black tea and a king chilie dats our daily breakfst
@@scrappygamingyt8897😮 really
Seriously that was hilarious reaction you really did it 🤣🤣🤣 you got my respect tom love from nagaland ❤
I wanna let you know that if you wanna try the King Chilli, try the ones that are grown from Nagaland itself, the ones grown locally from the backyard. Damn... Those are spicy af. Most of the king chillies in Dimapur market are from Assam, so those won't be as spicy as the ones grown in Nagaland. That I can assure you. No cap.
True ✌🏻
Thats true
Try buying from local women in Kohima
True
Cap!
It’s so good to see someone coming to India and actually exploring Nagaland. I gasped so hard when I saw those king chillies😂 They are the spiciest thing in the world!!! And since it’s harvested locally they’re way more spicier. Also, Nagas are more fluent in English here rather than hindi so next time you visit, feel 100% free to speak in English.☺️
This is Wholesome...I really loved your vibe!😂♥️..
Great Content...Do keep on Making more 😂♥️
As a local I felt goosebumps when u chewed the entire bhoot jolokiya, because I betterly know it's power😂
Yeah won’t be doing this again hah :)
@@tommybtravels dude the video was way late lol
@@tommybtravelsmorom😢❤😅😂
@@tommybtravels Appranely those are not original local king chilli.. Those are the ones grown with pesticides and chemicals...
Appreciate your guts to have it at one go tho😅👍
@@tommybtravelsmust try again 😂😂💋
New subscriber from Nagaland for your boldness act 😂 .. respect not a joke 😂😂😂 the way u ate
Bro
We the NAGA"s prefer English more than Hindi
Nywys it was great watching your vlogs keep growing lots of love 💕 and support 💪🏻 from North East India DIMAPUR NAGALAND 👍🏻😎
Peace ✌🏻
Thank you
KUKNALIM 😎
While Carolina reaper is the hottest pepper in the world, it is a hybrid created by Ed Currie a combination of two peppers, one being the Naga King Chilly. The Naga King Chilly (aka Bhoot Jholokia which means Ghost Pepper) is naturally cultivated/grown generations in the State of Nagaland, Manipur and Assam.
@athsoleolson2143 both bhut jolokia and naga king chilli are different.. Bhut jolokia is from assam where they commercially grow and sell whereas naga king chilli is grown in the back of the kitchen or brought from villages which are grown withhout any chemicals and are even more hotter than the bhut jolokia
@@nyxassassin7664bro how they are different we people also grow bhut jolokia in our backyard without chemical..... Both the species are same... Just because they come from two different state they are not different..they are the same thing with different name... Umorok in manipur, bhut jolokia in assam, nagaa jolokia/chilli in nagaland
Man that was brave eating up the whole raja mircha. Thank you for visiting our state. Hope you had a good time 😊
Heyyyy Tommy..... that was so brave of u to try our authentic chilli 😊 and u were hilarious!!😂❤
Dont even know you but you deserve like and subscription for eating a whole king chilli.
Hah thanks bro :)
Bro u deserved millions subscriber . U eat whole Naga king chilli was not an easy things without any food . Now m ur new Subscriber 🎉
Man! I just can not even believe you are eating a whole Naga chilli at one bite for us viewers 🙏. I love this chilli so much but can eat only 1/50 part with a single spoon rice curry but Man I will take a bullet in my head than eating a Naga chilli whole 🙏. Cheers from Bangladesh ❤️
Hah yeah was crazy spicy
Thanks bro :)
WTF is bhoot jalokia
@@tommybtravelsvillage king chilli is totally different more spicier than we get on markets as a lover of king chilli
Nagaland is such a beautiful place. The people over there are so friendly and helpful. I visited Kohima a few days back. It was such a great experience to travel there. The best state I've visited till now.
Btw I'm from Shillong, Meghalaya
❤thanks
Nagas call it Raja Mircha, not bhoot jalokia. In translation into English, it is called Naga King Chilli. Happy that you tried first hand😅
Is it bhut jolokia or bhoot jolokia?
Neither ! It's called NAGA MIRCHA and Nagaland have the GI Tag ...
Period.
@@medemozukum4089 do nagas have "mircha" in their language?
@@userrrrrxx135Yes we called it Ghumsu ...
Nepali call also rangge khorsani🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
When he quietly starts chewing, I knew it was not what is found in local market. I too ate one that was hardly spicy (more like capsicum) & it shows it has variety😊
Brother I salute you 🙏. This is our indigenous chilli we had never tried. You are great
With just one whole King Chilli and you couldn't help doing the M.J. moves right in the middle of the bazar 😆 you got balls chomping on that.!🔥🙌
🤣
The spiciness of that chilli depends on the season here. Some season it will have spiciness with sweetness in it, some with extremely harsh spicy smell, and that when that chillies are the spiciest..
The authentic way is to have any chilli as a side dish/ accompaniment with a meal is to have it with some salt.
Dip in salt and take a bite. Enhances the taste
That might be his last bite and who knows he might never ever try that again 😂❤ love you Tommy
So pure and natural... thank you for showing your bravery...new subscriber here from Dimapur
Bro.. There are lots of beautiful places in NE... I guess u r not visiting all of them idk why?? .... I request u to visit all those places and promote our NE to the world for tourism ❤ (P.S - I know u r already doing that but visit all the awesome places and make some more numbers that will help u to grow ur channel plus it will be kind of promotional video for NE india).. Thanks Man for coming to NE india... You r so humble ... Love to enjoy ur videos buddy❤
You're the man buddy.. 💪
Atleast you tried 👍
Now don't take that kinda risk 😌😂
That's a big bite 😅
It will kick in after some seconds 😂
Respect 😊👍
You got balls of steel to devour that in one go. . Im naga and i cannot have a meal without chili . Man i cannot imagine a one biter king chilli 😂😂
Bruh didn't realise that the hottest chilli in the world is in Nagaland n just put on the mouth 😂nways was great vlog love from Nagaland ❤😊
Very kind people, helping to neutralize the spicy🙏👍
The ghost pepper is the spiciest natural pepper... Carolina reaper is genetically modified from ghost pepper..
Interesting, never knew that. Thanks for sharing :)
@@tommybtravels cheers mate
@@tommybtravels when you go back to the US, ask your friends to try out the ghost pepper and make a reaction video of it... It will be fun to watch.... Lol. :)
Bs spiciest natural pepper is from Mexico.
@@pulakificationNope, spiciest mexican pepper is habanero which is maximum 350000 on the scoville scale but ghost pepper is more then 1 million on scoville scale so, it's 3 times spicier then habanero. You can google it✌️
In dimapur it's called Raja mercha also called King chilli. Even we locals don't have courage to try this . 👏
Uncle did a great job giving him a salt👏
He really saved me with that salt hah :)
@@tommybtravels yea sir😇.. N thank you for visiting Nagaland 🫂
I would be pleased to host you if you ever come up to Nagaland again😊
Actually salt can help ease down the burning. We Nagas used to have king chilly with salt..
A big shout out to your bravery...being living in north east for 20 years I never dare to eat whole chilli without rice but u did it...new subscriber from Nepal!
Go up towards the hills in Nagaland during summer . IT's much more colder there and you'll like the weather as well. Also, if you're going up to Kohima maybe go to DZUKOU VALLEY ....
The ghost pepper has an average of about 1 million Scoville Heat Units... Seeing you eaten whole jolokiya it's crazy dude 😮😮
Woah woah woah bro !!! 🤯🤯
I must admit that was daring !! 🙂
By the way, wishing you a happy and safe journey ahead !!😊
Woohoo hah
Thanks bro :)
@@tommybtravels 🙂👍🏻
Very brave you good luck bro
Hahaha...Sir u deserve a subscribe..one here for you ..I can feel u when u eat that king chilli ..Thanks for visiting my state ...
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Ur channel will soon reach one million... We naga people love wen others visit our place ❤...
Even the guys who eat this usually take small bites. You went full on in 👏👏👏
Hah I wasn’t gonna take another bite if I did that. Better to just jump in the pool rather than put your foot in the water :)
@@tommybtravels What pool? You jumped straight into the Ocean.
@@kyakaruvlogs2784 🤣
😂😂he did...very strong men....I can feel what had happened that moment 😢😢
@@tommybtravelsI said you in your previous video.... Foreigners usually had to rush for emergency who came to Hornbill to participate in Chilli eating contest
Hahaha 😆 good to see me on your video,, at the last part brown colour bolero that's us,, 😂👍👍
That was one bold move to eat the King chilly whole Tom. People usually drink milk afterwards. Kudos to you man.... I bet you're not doing that again. 😅
😆😆😆
🙂you took the whole of it... Respect 🔥
Hats off for your bravery sir 😨😮💨🙏🙏 ....l could never do that
Good choice, I won’t be doing it again haha :)
It isn't a joke eating that king chilli bro😅
But you're indeed brave though.😇
Thanks for visiting Nagaland😊🤗🤗
4:00 😂🤣 that spicy jump 🥵 brought me some old hostel memories back😂
😂😂
Dude my soul left my body as i watch you devour the whole in a bite...im a local and i can barely finish one with dinner
Hatsoff for having the guts to try it 😅👍
Super Big fan bro
I'm from Nagaland 👍👍👍👍
You may visit a village and try the real King Chili to know the difference. The ones sold in a market though are spicy enough but they are relatively mild.
Eating whole king chilli at one go, got you a new subscriber.
It takes around 3 meal for me to finish one, dude just took it in one go, incredible.
Haha not recommended / won’t be doing that again🤣
@@tommybtravels Why do we even eat it, I mean all it gives is pain and suffering, we know it but still.....it's real funny.
You are a very good video editor.. I wonder how people didn't even notice that the number on the number plates are missing. 😅
OMG... Seriously ... Dhet terika..... U don't eat like that.... 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Anyway.. I salute you.. That was daring.. 👍
Thanks :) hah
Bro. One advise from local, Pure local Naga local chilli is more spicy than from those market, moreover it's rainy season so it's very juicy and not that spicy. During winter the heat of the chilli intensified and it's more spicy during winter season.
Every state names it differently but the actual name is The Naga king chilli because its originated from Nagaland...
That’s called Naga King chilly and if you eat in that way it won’t give you that hot test, if you really want hot spicy try eating little by little and slowly by slowly.
The strength of this chilly varies from area to area even within Nagaland. Should have tried visiting different districts and tried more. XD
More power to you 🔥🔥🔥
That's Naga King Chilly. Bohutjulokia is another version from assam which translates as "Very spicy " and is less spicy compared to those naga king chilly which you tried in this video . Leaving aside everything , I want to know how it felt when you were pooping after consuming that chilly. Lol
🔥 haha
It's the same just different names
@@sasankakalita5440 not that same, there's a meaning behind the name "Naga King chilly". I've lived in guwahati for 7years but my Assamese friends always ask me to bring Naga chilly cuz it's quite spicy comparing to Assam bohutjolokia.
@@nisukhaawomi6727 maybe because they have eaten the ones which are grown unnaturally. We have a farm so I know very well
@@sasankakalita5440 you should come and try our Naga king chilly. And if you still doubt ask @tommy cuz he tried both. Lol
Have a lovely night ahead.
Sir here one new subscribers from NL I saw u that day 😊
Use salt with lemon. It will provide quick relief. You can also try milk.
You are the strongest person in the world 😂😂 You're the real hero. Love to see your video and lot of ❤❤❤
When you feel too spicy ,eating sugar gives you relief quickly
Many people eat that chilli with food, Averagely speaking the green one can be finished in one meal, the bright yellow-green can be finished with two meals and red needs 3-4 depending on the size and tolerance..
My point is I salute you for having the guts to through with that...
In Nagaland its Naga King Chilli not Ghost pepper
That's crazy, trying a pepper like that.. I would die!! You are brave Tommy!
Love from Assam Sivasagar♥️😊
❤️
You can communicate with locals in English while you're in Nagaland my brother because most of the naga's doesn't speak hindi. And yeah thank you for visiting Northeast india ❤
Literally i laughed when you eat that King chilli 😂😂😂😂
I can eat 3 pieces with no food
😅😮😮😂😢😊😅😂😂Sir great experience great exploration
I can't stop laughing 😂😂 lot of love from karbi anglong ❤
Awsum video…. I’m an Indian but never tried the Bhoot jholokia (Indian ghost pepper). But now I know not to try it either 😂
That's the power of Naga chilli 😋
Woah! I think twice even before taking a bite of this 🤣 and you just put it whole in your mouth. Thats courage.
Come to Bongaigaon Assam bro 🙏
Heard it’s nice there :)
It was insane I did like the way you just cobble up risking it without knowing it's TRUE vibration that will reach your head 😅😂😂😂
Bruh, just casually ate spicy pepper😂
Hah whoops :)
For a moment I thought that you would loss consciousness 😂but you survived,that’s pretty cool😂
Brother If you stay in India for 1 year and keep making videos on TH-cam, then your 2 million subscribers will be confirmed 👍
Welcome to Nagaland sir❤❤❤❤❤
Our north east pepper is more spicy thn foreign pepper😆🔥
Lots of love from dimapur ❤🎉 u nail it but next time visit village n get a fresh real naga chilli 😅
As a big lover of chillies from Meghalaya , I find that the king chillies from Manipur are the hottest !
That's y we nagaland are the record holder's😂😂
Bro it depends on which place the chillies are grown, I guess u must have tasted the lower altitude chilli. The higher altitude grown chillies will let u change your perspective
I just crack up 😂when he said namaste bye.....and the next i can't even hear it.....that's too fast....lol😂😂😂
Anywhere you go in Nagaland you will see respect and hospitality.
Bro tried the forbidden 3:03🥵. Spiciest part is the inner middle part. You can find fresh king chilli in every Northeast Indian states. We called it "u-morok" in Manipuri.