Assam Deori Tribe Food Tour + BEST Deori BIHU Dance + RICE WINE ( Assam Ethnic/Tribal Food Series )
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Assam is a state that is inhabited by a large number of tribes who led a simple and sustainable lifestyle in tandem with nature and its elements. As a result, across the state, the local food traditions is mostly dominated by traditional and rustic dishes. Travelling further into the state in search of local and street foods have acquainted us with the unique and vibrant cultures and traditions of the communities belonging to the respective areas.
In this episode we bring you our food explorations pertaining to the Deori tribe of Assam. For this we have come to the Kolowlowa Deori Village in Dibrugarh along with our host Monali Hazarika. Here we met Sri Ishwar Deori who is a native of this village. He was a genial and enthusiastic host who was enthused to take us through the village and familiarized us with their own tradition, cultural and society.
We started with a tour of this beautiful village. Our first stop was the religious and cultural center where the community gathers to worship or to celebrate any festival. Ishwar Ji informed us about the significance of the place.
From there we went to see the Changghar or the traditional houses of the Deori tribe. These stilt houses are designed in such a way so as to provide them protection from flooding. The Deori tribe resides closer to the river hence flooding is a menace that they have to face every year.
Next was the turn of their traditional folk dance called the Deori Bihu dance that is popular for its rhythmic movement and vivacity. Generally performed during the Bohag Bihu festival, this native dance form is a highlight of their culture. We were mesmerized by the way the young girls dressed in traditional attire were performing the briskly rhythmic dance movements to the tunes of native songs sung by fellow womenfolk. Bihu is an important festival of the Deori tribe and dance is one of its important elements.
From there we straight away went to Sri Ishwar Deori's home for a traditional meal. In the Deori household, the kitchen and the eating space are the same. As we arrived there, we were greeted with a bunch of villagers mostly women folks who have gathered to prepare the most soulful spread.
Their smiles and warmth made us feel at home. We first tried the crispy fried small fish that they had caught from the river, along with the traditional rice beer called the Chuze. Then came other dishes a traditional raised bell metal plate called the Baan kahi. It had steamed rice, dal, fish fry and country chicken curry. Every dish was cooked with simple, fresh and basic ingredients. The Deori people eat locally produced food that is prepared in the most simple manner. They love their rice and meat or fish.
The rice beer was sharp yet it had a finesse. The meal was followed by a customary Tamul or betel leaves with areca nuts. Before departing we witnessed some native dance movements performed by the womenfolk. It was so rhythmic and enthralling.
Soon it was time to bid goodbye to all our genial hosts. We feel privileged for the opportunity to know them and their culture up close and personal.
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About the host - Anubhav Sapra:
Anubhav Sapra is an avid culinary explorer who loves to travel and explore different cuisine primarily the street food, not just for the sake of gustatory pleasure but also for quenching his deep thirst for nurturing new cultural connections through the kaleidoscopic canvas of food. He believes that the vibrant and delectable street food tradition across the globe has the power to bring communities together and foster harmonious human existence. To know more, visit www.anubhavsapra.com
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My North eastern brothers and sisters of India are true patriotic and they are rich in culture , cuisines .
Thank you for exploring our ethnic cultures .The Hospitality and carings are more adorable parts of these series from Assam.
Thank you for visiting my grandmothers village,she will be very happy to hear .Also,really appreciate your curiosity and generosity to showcase the life and culture of the Deori community.I being a Deuri ,feel proud to watch it,very well made indeed.Thank you.
Those who think..let me say .these are real Assamese people..oldest Assamese people..
They are Assamese indian 👍
Assamese people hospitalities are nice . . Like who excited to travelling ASSAM.
Beautiful People of Assam! God bless them all
I don't know whether you've noticed this or not, that people of this Deori village speak Assamese as their mother tongue.
Actually as it's mentioned in 00:44 there are four clans of Deori tribe, of which only the Dibongia clan has retained the language while others have adopted Assamese as their mother tongue. From this it's pretty clear that people of this village belong to either Tengaponiya or Borgoyan clan (Patorgoyan clan have been lost, one theory says that Tiwa people of middle Assam were actually from that lost Deori clan, though cant be ascertained)
Tiwa community have their own language bro.
@@ze.7740 He is only taking about the theory.
Thank you so much for visiting Deori village in Assam. My mom belongs to Deori community. And she really loved it ❤️
Seeing these ppl so happy.. just wonder how hollow our urban life have become where we run after money every day wondering it would make us happy.. but reality is different
U jus spoke my mind
आपने मेरे दिलकि बात कहि. शहरोमे हम लोग बिल्कुल मशिन की तरह जीते है लेकिन यह परिवार जिंदगीके सही मजे ले रहा है.
Assam Culture is so vibrant 😍😍😍
Anubhav beta tum Jo ye youtube ke jariye apni Sanskriti logo tak faila rahe ho is ke liye tume tahedilse sukriya..
Beautiful video Anubhav. Thanks for beautifully capturing and showing Assamese culture. Its a treat to your viewers.
thank you!
Fun fact: All the communities shown in this channel are sister tribes. So Rabha, Deori and Tiwa are related to each other. In fact tiwa and deori language are 90% same. Bishnu Prasad Rabha once said that Tiwas and Deoris are same tribe with different name
Mother tribe is Chutia. Deoris and Tiwas just bifurcated in the past from Chutia.
All are Kachari tribes except Tai-phake which is Tai.
@@luit361 Deori was a priestly class. After being secluded in Sadiya, it became a tribe. Still there are hardly 50,000 Deori people
@@ChutiaTribeChannel 🤔 50.000 ur a big pandit
@@tridipcitigadeori5267 READ BURANJIS
Assamese people are really amazing ❤😍
They're not Assamese
Feel really good to see the culture and respect of Assam
Keep bringing such unique experiences DFW team. We need more videos about unexplored places of North East. You are doing a great job 👍👍
thank you!
Thank you anubhav ji... Dil khush ho gya.. Awesome episode ☺
The comments by everyone is making me feel so nice....Deori community was not featured before anywhere in any channel...all thanx to bhaskar bhuyan who connected me to indreswar deori da n his village...n i could take anubhav n rahul to kololuwa deori gaon....
Love from Assam ..thnx for this video
Most welcome 😊
so humble and friendly...love it.
I love your simplicity so so much Anubhav. Beautiful and amazing blogs. Loved watching you.
Very hearty people.i love Assam.pple r sweet and simple.very beautiful experience
Great Work sir, watched all your Assam playlist. Simply amazing ✨❤️
Awesome yum yum food and gorgeous Assamese people.......HAPPY DIWALI
Such a lovely village and such nice people. Hear so many horror stories out of Assam. This is very refreshing in contrast!
come to assam and i am sure you will relish the experience of being here
Come here and spread Chrisanity! Heituhe koro tohote. Jotei hohoj horol manuh dekhibi tatei goi Christianity spread koribi.
Very authentic food logging for hinterland India .
I really appreciate your videos and work you done for us, I feel proud to be your channel's subscriber👍.
I learn lots of things about our Indian food, culture, different tribes we have, it is only possible due to watching your fully informative videos. I really thanks you for your channel, and you will show us lots of things in your future videos 🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you so much for the appreciation! It means a lot to me!
best video yet! entertaining and informative!
our village
hope you liked the video!
Such lovely work Anubhav bhaiya. Great series.
Bahut #umda
This is so good... Coverage of deori culture is classic!!
One of the best food vlogger I've come across in TH-cam. Hats off 👏
Another super episode..
Bro you missed Ahom, Bodo,tea tribe community ..
U r doing so much for the nation alone...these are documentaries on par with discovery/Nat Geo/doodarshan. U will be remembered as one of the best food blogger. ♥️
superb sir thank you for covered this❤️
Such wonderful episode
I can hear only Assamese accents while Assamese people speaking Hindi 😂
Don't forget siken
@@odin3433 ☺ exactly
He is asking in hindi so.. replying in hindi.. So what????
Don't neglect yrr problem hota hey
South Indian don't use hindi..but North people speaking hindi
Thanks for exploring the deori tribe and the deori village on behalf of our community we thank you and invite you anytime to our village
Kaas world ke all human beings aise hi rahte.then world become like a heaven
Amazing dance. ..and amazing people's 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😊😊😊
So good to see Northwestern state of India.....very nice people their culture simplicity living food through your video thanks
Nice village and lovely deuri food
Very nice video thank you so much
They are celebrating the life....
All your episode are so authentic and main thing is that you always give priority to the content not hosting.... By the way I invite you to my beautiful state Odisha on behalf of all odia people.... lots of authentic dishes you can find here.. in our Lord Jagannath Temple there are 56 type rare & pure dishes served to our Lord Jagannath.. thank you 🙏
Great yaroo.
So genuine person..
Tnq so much sir for showing our Deori culture N Deori tribe
Oi
This video needs to encouraged to get more views,sir thank you doing a great job to spread the culture,ethnic cuisine,brotherhood relation to all over india from your channel with such dilligent,respectful, cooperative,people friendly behaviour and showing actual traditional cultural,ethic traditional cuisine which is not also tasty but helathy having high nutritious value.Great work with respect to protect our own culture which now a days get devasted by chinese food,fast food(kfc,mc Dolan etc).Lastly thank you sir for promoting cultural values,ethnic valus, religious values, spirituality,copertives of people which show unity in diversity and diversity of food,life pattern etc.Thank you sir 😊.Hope your channel reach high and with an neraness to 1 million hopes it's get completed soon not just limit to 1 million it grows bigger and bigger and fullfill your promo of conneting people,culture,ethnic valus,food pattern,life style.Best food blooging channel in india in my point of view
Happy Diwali, had fun in the UK here hope you guys did!
बहुत सुंदर
Anubhav, hello from CHICAGO. Namaskar bandhu, look, I discovered Delhi food walks from Food ranger channel. When you took Trevor around Delhi for food tour. I wanted to take the time to really thank you and your Team to take a very innovative approach and exploring deeper secondary and tertiaries towns/villages. What a way to bring attention to India’s diversity in culture. I grew up in Asansol, Bengal and I live vicariously through you when you VLOG and eat your way through the country. Thank you for staying true to glorious street food of Incredible India. 🙏🏽
Thank you, Nilesh bhai!
Good to see another Asansolian
Awesome sir keep on doing the grt work and if possible please go to manipur and nagaland these are still Untouched
I loved Watching you anubhav sir....your so energetic and interesting person to watched and your channel gives lot of energy towards aunthentic food and culture .......
Excellent video
Great job
we are different..may be we are mini India.. in our own terms may be consider ourselves as assamese but our religion,traditions differs ...tribe to tribe but one common trend is there is bihu.
Was good
Person was nice and of warming Nature.
If possible, make some longer.
TRY TO COVER SOME MORE SUCH AREAS AND THESE KIND OF NATIVE VIDEOS.
Ey toh hum logo ka village hai👍👍👍👍🙏🙏
Sir you are great
Beautiful
Very delicious food
Very tasty 👌
Sir ur great
Very Nice
Best wishes on the day of DIWALI.
Hi Anubhav, enjoy your passion for food and culture and how it’s shared with viewers. Love to see your vlog on Mussoorie from your point of view. Doing great service to NRIs. Rafik - Chicago
People are sooooo happy
So nice and so good 😀
Thanks for visiting my village...
Very nice video
Thank you sir👍
No 1
, picturesque place and yummy food.👍👍👏👏👏👌👌👌. The deori host spoke so well. Excellent vedio. Happy diwali to delhi food walks.🙏🙏
He works with a local radio channel n a very humble man
Love from assam😍❤❤❤❤❤
Nice video nice food
अनुभवजी, इक बात कहनी होगी के आप हर सभ्यता और प्रथाओं का बारिकिसे अध्ययन करते है. हमारे देश की इन्ही सभ्यताओ को सही मायनेमे दर्शकोतक पहुचाना आपका मुख्य उद्द्येश है. खाने और ट्रेव्हल्स पर व्हिडीयो बनानेवाले काफी ब्लॉगर्स है लेकिन आपके व्हिडियोज की बात अलग होती है. यही वजह है के हमारे घरमे आपके व्हिडियोज काफी पसंद किए जाते है. आपके व्हिडियोज मे दिखाये गए व्यंजन हमारे घरमे बनाए जाते है और उस प्रदेश की पारंपारिक रेसिपी हम सब प्यारसे चखते है.
Indian hospitality is the worlds best and specially the north east india !
Deori community 👥👥👥food🍲 was good👍 to eat with love❤❤
Seriously or kisi videos me ita maza nhi ata or na hi knowledge milte.....fan hu ma apka.........god bless you sir
HAPPY DIWALI
thank you, ankush
Vah
Thats my village 😊😊
Aapki Video dekh kar bahut Achcha Lagta Hai Sar aapke baat karne ka tarika bahut alag Hai thank
Love from assam
Proud of being a deori ❤️
Just a small mention, it's actually Chang ghar, not Chan ghar.
Nice
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Anubhavji....u have had more rice beer than rice in this Assamese food trail....intoxicating journey
haha! not really, it was just tasting !
You have lots of food trails to do yet...at this rate of alcohol consumption...have mercy on your liver...and treat it with love and care
No this is a healthy beer, even teenagers drink it, has health benefits and also part of culture.
nic
Assam is very much safe than delhi and other crime places like up
👍.....
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Woo
Hindi main video
Very good sir
And nice video
Only rice item in Assam very nice
New subscriber 👍
It's not "Chan ghar" it's "Chang ghor" 😀 just a small correction
Double like