Trade across the Himalayas: The tale of Shauka Bhotiya people, Uttarakhand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Across the length of the Himalayas, several groups of people collectively known as Bhotiyas by people of the rest of India and Nepal used to reside. There chief occupation was trading goods and acting as middlemen between Tibet and India.
This, is their story. More specificallly, the story of Shauka people, who live in the Johar Valley of Pithoragarh District, in Kumaon, Uttarakhand, India, from their origins, history, culture, their annual migration and the details of their annual trade with Tibet. You might have heard of places like Milam or Munsyari, which were settled by the Shaukas.
Well, enjoy!
Credits:
Thankyou very much to Dr. Shekhar Pathak for taking time and so kindly contributing to the video in such a major way.
Thankyou very much as well to Deepak Bafila for the beautiful shots used all in and around the video. Check him out here:
TH-cam: / @deepakbafila08
Instagram: / himalayan_hawk
Thanks as well to Shashank Rawat / myflyingguide
and Krishna Dhami
/ chris_productions2.0 for a couple of Drone Shots.
Digital SOAS for picture of Thakali people
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All Scenes of Jadh People from the film Tibetan Traders by Atlantic films
via A/V Geeks 16mm Films:
• Tibetan Traders (1957)
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Shaka Golden Man by eggry, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Golden Buddha statue by epSos. de, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Ngari Tsaparang by yuen yan, CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
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Sakya monks by I, Luca Galuzzi, CC BY-SA 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons
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Gandhara Kushanas by I, Sailko, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Town of Didihat by Khushwant Kafaliya, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Shaka horseman by Eggry, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Sakya Monastery by Prof Ranga Sai, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
Sources:
Himalayan Gazetteer by E. T. Atkinson (1882)
Kumaun Ka Itihas by Badridutt Pandey (1936)
Madhya Himalaya Ki Bhotiya Janjaati : Johar Ke Shauka by S.S.Pangtey
And general internet, from wikipedia to Google Earth.
Timecodes:
00:00 - 01:40 Introduction
01:41 - 04:10 The Bhotiyas of Uttarakhand
04:11 - 06:25 The Geography of Johar
06:26 - 15:40 Origin of Shaukas & History
15:41 - 25:30 Trade with Tibet, and culture of Shaukas
25:31 - 26:09 Ending
This one's a long one for sure. Sit back, take your time. Took me a very long time to write, arrange, record and edit it. Like Months. But, I am not the only one who did the work. I actually have never visited Johar, so if you see a shot that made you go "Whoa!", almost certainly it was shot by this guy: www.youtube.com/@deepakbafila08
A massive thanks to Dr. Shekhar Pathak as well.
Also, the lady at 24:18 is named Chandra Devi, a migratory resident of Martoli village, didn't know her name until writing this comment.
Thank you Harshit! Your videos continue to educate and inspire me. I really appreciate the time and effort invested in the research of our tribe and other videos in general. Please continue to make these amazing snippets of our Uttarakhand history. All the best 🙏
I have heard of martoli village and few PCS officers of our state have their surname 'Martoliya'
Great work bro❤
Can we a detailed video on Katyuri dynasty
You are truly a one-man army not just for UK but for the entirety of the Himalayas.
I recently went to Munsyari and I was in awe for a month. There I heard about Milam trek.. After watching this masterpiece, I can't wait to go there again.. What a fabulous work🙌🙏
Me 2 recently go munsyari
Thank You Harshit !!
As a Bhotiya ( A Rung from Darma ) i felt, you did justice to the whole Uttarakhandi Bhotiya Community by just one video on Shaukas!
There were few more misnomers i would like to clarify in context to the Rungs, as the Rung from Darma are Darmaani ( not Darmiya ), Bangbani for Rungs in Chaudas and Byangpa for Rungs in Vyas
also, People in Ralam Valley are also Rung.
Thank You again !!
In context to other Bhotiyas of Uttarakhand, Tolchhas and Marchhas are collectively known as Rongpa
and there is one more Community Khampa, From The Kham province of Tibet , some of them have been residing in uttarakhand during this Trade period, especially in the Khimling village of Darma Valley, today Khimling has been almost abandoned, Groups of Khampas are living in Dharchula, Almora etc.
Hi! Where can learn more about Rungs community, can you suggest me some sources like books or documentary?
@@premkijhalak5368 Jitni Mitti Utna Sona a travelogue by Ashok Pande ji - A traveller's perspective
Throne of God by Dheeraj Garbyal ji - A Native's perspective
@@dzongh thanks 🌸
I had the fortune to visit Darma Valley on a bike trip 2 years back. Absolutely one of the most beautiful region of Kumaon.
I'm from bageshwar... And yeah we do celebrate uttarayani every year (probly a day after makar sankranti). I was literally awestruck throughout the video... Keep up the good work mate.
Thanks! I am from Bageshwar as well.
Yo from bageshwar..❤❤
Me too❤❤❤ bro
Dhiren bhi apne gaon me paida hue kya?
बहुत अच्छी जानकरी दी।यह तो हमे पता ही नही था।बहुत धन्यवाद
Fabulous recording of culture and history of Kumoan which I visited as a tourist in 1992. Thanks for the subtitles.
नमस्कार हर्षित भईया, आपने जिस तरह से भूटिया जनजाति की पूरी हिस्ट्री बताई वह बहुत महत्वपूर्ण है। जैसे जैसे आप हिस्ट्री बताई मैं उसमें खोता चला गया। देखने लगा ये भी एक उत्तराखंड था। वैसे मैं दुर्ग छत्तीसगढ़ से आपका विडियो देख रहा, मुझे बहुत कुछ सीखने को मिला। क्यूंकि हिस्ट्री जानने में मुझे भी थोड़ा बहुत ज्ञान है। एक बार आपको और आपके टीम ने बहुत ही बढ़िया से प्रस्तुति दी है। यह जानकारी उत्तराखंड के सभी वर्ग को देखना चाहिए, या फिर जानने का प्रयास करना चाहिए। हम सभी तक यह फिल्म पहुंचाने के लिए धन्यवाद🙏💓💐
Too good… A drop of tear came in when Dr Shekar Pathak mentioned that the communities are not aware that they have lost a tradition even though many of them have got well settled. I just thought through the same, in the race of newer lives we are in race to move to Urban clusters losing our tradition and culture.
Thanks. And sad, but true.
Unfortunately !!That's the irony ! I belong to a shauka community & Same here @srijith_world... tears rolled down at @23:12
The way this man is promoting the roots of Uttarakhand and showing the real culture, their lifestyle, their issues,etc..that is commendable! Keep going Harshit. Really well work from you. Way to go ahead. Come soon with new projects!
The line “it took many years to create but took only a year to stopped” was powerful…… even in Arunachal 1962 stopped many things which was aged old, between Arunachal and tibet, now we only hear stories about them. from west to east many tribes are special relation with tibet, that lost and cut off after that war….
I m a Marathi....But something deep inside me is true pahadi...I get a super positive vibe when I see mountains especially the Himalayas...
Actually many marathi people migrated to uttrakhand long ago.
I am also from pithoragarh ...I have many bhotia Friends They are Nice People
As a bhotia ,sending lot of love and respect to all my bhotia people around uttrakhand borders❤️
Bhutia/Bhotiya from Darjeeling ❤❤❤ , greetings brother
From west of baltistan , Ladakh till arunachal all the people living in the Himalayan belt are tibetan people .
बहुत बढ़िया जानकारी हर्षित रोतेला। यह जानकारी यदि पाठ्यक्रम में शामिल हो जाये तो हमारी आने पीढ़ी को अपने उत्तराखंड के इतिहास को आगे बढ़ाने में मदद मिल सकती है। आपको यह बताते हुए मुझे बहुत गर्व से कहना पड़ रहा है कि उत्तराखंड की दूसरी पीढ़ी जो यूरोपीय देशों में पैदा हुए हैं वह इस जानकारी को सुनकर काफ़ी प्रभावित होते हैं और उन्हें काफ़ी गर्व महसूस होता है कि उनके वंशज उत्तराखंड की पावन धरती से
संबंधित हैं । जानकारी को शेयर करने के बहुत धन्यवाद🙏🏽
This just mesmerised me completely!!!
I have been longing to go to milam for so many years but not been able to do it. I read a lot about Johar valley but this video opened a lot of areas for me to explore in the same valley.
As always, Thank you so much Harshit for putting together this amazing video.
Keep them coming.
Thankyou very much!
I am also looking for someone to explore milam
Please inform if you have plans for coming Summer
Very informative and precise. As a bhotiya myself i would request you to make a video on Garhwali rongpas too. Thank you for this gem of a video.
I have been to Munsyari several years ago and was extremely impressed with the people and places in that region. It was far different from what modern Uttarakand modern society is today.
Bahut mehnat karke banaya hai ye video aapne.I wish, Aap jaldi hi famous ho jao.
Brother... I am highly thankful you let the world acquainted with history of our shauka tribe... people like you preserving the ancient and legendary legacy of uttarakhand...hats off man.
Thanks
Amazing., kai baate jo shayad hmare itihas m kho ke reh gai unke baare m sunna janna smjhna or istne sundar taraha se use ek video m ked karna koi aasan baat nhi hai … sach m beautifully aapne ise dikhaya ❤🎉
Wonderful ..seriously... I had been to Uttarakhand many times but never imagined the richness of the culture and history..
I have been in Munsiyari in mid January 2024. I came across the details about this illustrious Shauka folks when visited Tribal Musuem there and also with some local guys to know more about Johar and Munsiyari. I am such fascinated with history and culture of this land that, not a single day pass when I dont read or search anything regarding Munsiyari,Milam,Darma. This video is best explaining the details of this land. Thanks and keep going. Best of Luck.
Thanks
One of the most underated youtubers. जय भारत जय उत्तराखंड!
मंत्रमुग्ध कर देने वाला वर्णन। प्रसन्नता हो गयी देख कर।
एक छोटा सा प्रयास लेकिन बहुत बड़ी विशालता को दिखाया है। आपने रौतेला जी, मैं भी उसी जोहार मुनस्यार घाटी का घुमंतू कुटुम्ब का सदस्य हूं। और वहा के इतिहास को आपने भली भांति तरीके से उकेरा है, और भी कई चीजे वहा के इतिहास में है जिससे अभी खुद भोटिया समाज अनभिज्ञ हैं। इतिहास को किसी ने पूर्णतः संकलित नही किया, और वो चीजें समाज के सामने आ नही पाई।
Thanks
Thank you harshit!!
As a shauka
I don't know much about my culture and origin I read several books but this video gives all the information about it.
This video really helped me to understand about our origin and culture.
Thanks again!!!
Meri amma ne bataya tha ek baar mujhe ye sab, wo bolti thi hud Desh se aate the hudi saaman bhechne. So nice to know all this in detail. Amazing video Harshit ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
The information you have provided through TH-cam about the ancient tribes of the Himalayas in such a short time is a very good and hard-working effort, but still a lot is missing about these ancient tribes of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. I have been thinking for many years that I will contact you soon
My mother very fondly tells me stories how when she was a kid , shaukas would come with large herd of goats,sheeps,horses & dogs and would stop by my mother's grandmother, they would sell salt,wollen dan,jadibuti and take pulses,oil etc with them as they descend to pithoragarh.
Great video btw
Thanks
Excellent information
My grandmother used to tell me same stories, now they don't come but in old days they used to come with their dogs and in their horses and sell all those stuff
Just a real story you have commented when I was a kid.
As a person from Shuaka community, I would like acknowledge it is the finest documentry on our tribe I came across. Well words put together!
Also I would correct slight mistake that Ralam valley culturally and linguistically diffrent to Shuakas. The inhabitants of that valley are resisded by rung tribe. They share more similarities with Rungs from Darma and had high altitute trek routes that connected Darma valley. Also Ralam valley is not considerd as part of malla Johar valley.
Besides Jad bhota, the Rung tribe has retain some form Buddhist and bon practises. They also have lamas and buddhist chapels. Although the numbers are miniscule but they still exists today. Few members of rung community have revived buddhist traditions.
Thankyou very much!
And, while Ralam is culturally distinct from Johar as you mentioned, the village does come under Johar, at least administratively, because the access to the village is orders of magnitude easier from Johar valley than Darma, the physical barrier between Ralam and Darma is huge.
आपका नरेशन का जवाब नही,हिंदी इतनी सरल और सही,🙏🙏🌹
Here you go Harshit!!🙌 With another masterpiece ❤. Thank you so much for making these videos. 🤩🤩
I am from haldwani and like most my parents to migrated from pahad so to provide us better education and for better health care facilities, do you know in haldwani be have "Johar mahautsav" its celebrated by bhotiya people its like a cultural fair, they serve there traditional food and dance and everything all people are invited and are free to come, haldwani has all type of kumaoni communities from johar valley to almora every type of kumaoni person is here and we have good ammount of bohotiya settlement thanks to that i have many bhotoiya friends as well, even though we all miss our pahad dearly, sometimes i feel that Haldwani serves as a melting point of all kumaoni culture and all different communities become friends and get to know each other is one of the positive and delightful side of the coin, a thing which allows me to see positive in this city when I sadly and angrily criticize govt for not developing our villages and distroying our culture the anger also become directed towards the city I myself am from
I only recently travelled extensively in those regions because of my best friend being a Shauka Toliya. Haven’t done the trek through the valley yet but have visited Munsiyari multiple times. Heard a lot of stories about the culture but this documentary just explained everything in a crystal clear manner. Beautifully made! Thank You for sharing and explaining this beautifully rare cultural heritage to us non-Uttarakhandis. Stunning and mysterious are two words that come to my mind when I think of that region. Hope to do the trek to Milam this year. Keep up the good work brother.
Thanks
New sub here, you answered a lot of questions I've always wanted to know. I'm 54 this year and finally found someone who explained the historical facts. Thank you
This is most welcome important documentary stories to preserve and high time to pass on new generations.
Thank you so much!!!
I was a few still living Tibetans, originally from Taklakot , Tibet. We experienced terrible hardships of refugee lives in early sixties in a camp called SANDEO near by Didihat.
Appreciate if you could kindly provide some such stories books.
Thank you again.
Plz document your parent's memories 🙏🏻
Excellent blog full with historical knowledge.
बहुत ही सुन्दर प्रस्तुति। मैं तो शेखर पाठक जी के ज्ञान से बहुत अधिक प्रभावित हूँ।
Goosebumps Goosebumps Goosebumps. Thrilled to know history of Bhotiya and Kumaun. I am from Bageshwar Uttarakhand. ❤
Born and brought up in Pithoragarh, I had lot of bhotiya friends but I didn't know the history. Thanks for enlightening us. Hats off
As usual Harshit,maza aa gaya. Tysm for talking with Shekhar da,hope to see him more frequently in future. Keep it up bro.
Thanks!
शुभकामनाएं। आपका यह यह प्रयास बताता है कि आपने कितने अध्ययन और कठिन श्रम के बाद इसे तैयार किया है। अपने इस प्रयास को जारी जारी रखें।
सादर
पुनीत उपाध्याय, पत्रकार, भरतपुर राजस्थान
Beautiful depicrion of the history,cukture and business of bhotiya ppl. I felt like i am living it. Beautifully created. Thanks
सुंदर ,, इंतजार था ,,,,, ऐसा कुछ,,,,,,
Johar Valley in Munsiyari is a scenic and culturally rich place. It is known for its stunning landscapes, quaint villages and the vibrant culture of the Johari people. The valley offers a mesmerizing backdrop with snow-clad peaks, lush green meadows and Milam Glacier that adds to its charm. Thank you so much for describing the Johar Valley (Bhotiya tribe) so beautifully. If you have specific questions or need more information, feel free to ask 🤗 LOVe From Munsyari Hills 🙏
Shekhar pathak ji nainital me shooting krr rahe hain❤❤❤… my hometown ❤
बहुत ही बेहतरीन संकलन के लिए आपका आभार धन्यवाद
Dhanyawaad
I'm from Maharashtra a Non Pahadian state & your videos really make me understand the beautiful culture, history, lifestyle of Pahadian people. And make fall in love with Himalaya & it's wonders. Waiting for more such amazing content from you!!
Thankyou
Amzing video! being from uttrakhand it makes me realise that our genetic, economic and social history is different than rest of india and what we read in ncerts during school. Your insightful videos will be important source of information for those interested in history of uttrakhand for years to come. keep up with the ggod work :)
Thankyou!
Yes so different that most you will never get mistaken for not being Indian. Lmao.
@@techysttwah sher kya likhta h
@@Manjeet1303 Han mere sheru 😆
What a beautiful and well researched video! Great work as always, Harshit.
Thanks a ton!
I just loved how simple and sensible you covered ..it's amazing our ancestors life is very important to learn we should just know our roots ..🌹
Very fruiteful INFORMATION.. 🙏🙏👍🌹🌹🌹
Quality content bhai. 👏 I wish to hear your lectures in situ. The way you use maps and 3d rendering is just awesome. Please keep producing such great content.
Thankyou very much!
Winter migration happens in many parts of Nepal not only adjacent to Uttarakhand. There are hundreds of villages from where people migrate to low lands during peak winter.
Bro we in nepal dont have migratory villages in winter only in summer nepali lived in goth (jhopadi)
@@basantrajdhungana9666 you have wrong information. Being a trekking enthusiast I've been to many remote mountain places and there are many villages that migrate when there is too much snow. Upper Dolpo, Mustang,Manang ,Tsum Valley , Rolwaling valley ,Dhorpatan etc , you'll find those migratory villages. And for Far West the video says that there are such villages adjacent to Uttarakhand.
प्रो शेखर पाठक ने उच्च हिमालय को पैदल यात्रा से अध्धयन में पूरा जीवन लगा रखा है सादर
अब याद आया अस्कोट से आराकोट की पैदल यात्रा उस का विस्तृत वर्णन किया गया था
The World should support the people of Tibet, We call it's as the Roof of the World. Predominantly a Buddhist Country. People of the world should understand & not waste their money on wars, rather develop such nations. Let's build a better Planet. #. Jai Sri Ram 😊
Beyond imagination! Loaded with information. Visuals are stunning.🔥 What an experience to watch!!
Thanks a ton!!
Re-watching this again because I still can't get over how well researched and well documented this video is. Kudos you and your team once again!🎉 Looking forward to more such videos about Uttarakhand and more areas of interest of yours. 🧡
Wow, thank you! Again.
I am from Chamba, Himachal Pradesh and the "Gaddi" tribe of Chamba migrates with their flock from upper Chamba to Kangra, Himachal Pradesh or Lahaul Spiti.
हर बार की तरह जानदार शानदार और जानकारी से भरा एपिसोड। शेखर पाठक जी और भाई को बहुत बहुत आभार। एक एपिसोड चन्द राजाओं को राजधानी चम्पावत पर भी बन जाता तो बहुत ही बढ़िया हो जाता।
This is soo beautiful and immersive.. very simple and elegant... Great work 👏
आपने बहुत सही जानकारी दी है। कुछ लोग तो गलत लिखते है ।जिसे पढ़कर हमैं अच्छा नहीं लगता है। हम लोग राजपूत है और कुमाऊँनी संस्कृति वाले है। बोली भी लगभग कुमाऊँनी है। सही जानकारी के लिए धन्यवाद। 🙏🏻
Rajput ka matlab ye nahi ke aap bahar se aaye ho. Uttarakhand ke khas log hamesa se kashtriya mane jate the
Rajput hamare purvaj the hm nahi
True , shaukas are more close to kumaonis, we are kumaoni ,even language is same just a little different dialect , culture, rituals in marriage is same as typical kumaoni
the only difference is that we have mongoloid look ❤
Harshit only one thing to say.
No matter what happens, don't stop posting these videos..
It's a request..
Awesome work
Please share as much possible
Amazing work bhaiya, My father is also from bhotiya tribe but since I've been brought up in Rajasthan, I always felt disconnected from my roots, watching your videos give me immense sense of pride in my tribe and community. Hopefully you'll make a video for the Tolchha Bhotiyas soon too ☺️
In hinni RONGPA 😊😊
love your videos..... presentation is really awesome ❤
Such an interesting video, I enjoyed every moment of it, amazing history, incredible people
बहूत ही सूंदर , सटीक और वर्णन किया है।
आवाज भी बहुत अच्छी है ।
Great content brother! Hope there is more to come in future regarding the history of Uttarakhand.
Thanks to Shekhar ji & Harshit ji for this highly informative video. Let me add a bit more.
Highest village in the world was Luwa, about 19K feet in altitude. Mr. Netra Singh Rawat the famous journalist from the village worked with famous Hindi Political magazine Dinmaan in 1970s and 80s.
Thanks!
Can’t Thankyou enough for this video.
Your voice alone represents the whole uttrakhand. I am Martoliya and heard little stories from my grandfather but not that detailed. Can’t wait to show this video to my parents❤
Hello 🙏🏻🌿🌿✨ I totally admire your work. When we study History in schools, the Northern mountain people history is not taught. I'm sure very less percentage of Indians know the History of Northern mountains. It's a great effort that We come to know about such facts of Himachal and Uttarakhand history. I'll always look forward for more such topics. GREAT WORK 👍🏻👍🏻✨✨🙏🏻
Thankyou!
Please respect his analysis.. we need people like him..
Your videos worth every second brother .. visuals .. animation .voice .. language .. narration .. everything just perfect...may be any day I get a chance to work with you at any capacity...
इस व्यापार के बारे मैं अपनी दादी और दादा से १९५६ में सुना था उन्होंने बताया था आजादी से पहले तिब्बती व्यापारी हमारे गांव भी आते थे और बिना पैसे के वस्तुओं से लेन देन होता था कड़ाकोट पिंडर के गांवों से सादर
The level of research, collaboration and hardwork you have put in for making his video is just amazing. This video is not just informative but also very inspirational for me. You have a beautiful way of story telling. Thank you Harshit !!
Not making any stereotype..my grandmother use to tell me stories about huniya, bhotiya, jhupp(yalk) their goods dried meat, yalk butter .. but she also told me huniya were cannibals , kidnapped and ate men… how true is this ¿
Nyc information harshit well done 👍
Everything is incredibly well done, and there is an endless number of knowledge about our state.
As a keen learner of Uttarakhand's culture and history, I must say that you are doing an incredible job of keeping to the state's little-known past. This is the icing on the cake, dude.
Eagerly awaiting your upcoming film featuring a different aspect of our ethnic Garhwali and Kumaoni culture ✨💙
Thanks!
No doubt, one of the best content creator...Thank you very much Harshit for always providing such valuable contents.
Well scripted and beautifully made scholarly done video.❤
Respects for you and the people....from Pakistan.
The originality, visual, properly sourced and formatted is so on point and at the end the essence it leaves and connection it builds is over heart is inexpressive !!!
Mesmerizing ,what beautiful shots,editing ,voice and lastly thanks for including legend Dr. Shekhar pathak no one other than him can explain it better, eagerly waiting for ur NXT videooo
Great yar harshit , well researched.
Thankyou bhai.
Such a great documentary ❤.
Hi, Thank You for your hard work !! Storytelling with these graphics is really appreciated, brother.
Very well researched, documented and edited... Kudos to you Harshit👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Harshit Ji , keep doing this tremendously good n rich quality work -
Your vlogs certainly match the standards of documentaries by global studio chains..
you have an amazing talent of presentation plus your passion and respect for Uttarakhand and People of Uttarakhand, does show up in your vlogs 🙏
Thanks a ton!
Amazing work 👍👍enjoyed watching every second, everything was so perfect. Also Thanks to Bhotiyas they have preserved Kumaoni culture so well
2:09 very important point raised, Harshit!
The term _bhotia_ is indeed a misapplied or inappropriate name for the trading communities of the north.
It's very sad that many people within State and even the Tribal Commission is unaware of it.
It is unfortunate indeed.
Brilliant video, brilliant content, brilliant presentation. Thank you so much for educating us on this beautiful region with its amazing history. Very grateful. 🙏
A treasure trove of information. Another amazing video, Harshit!
Harshit bhai....doing great for uttarakhand
Keep doing and , i am waiting for next one 👍👍💯
GOD BLESS ,JAI NANDADEVI
Strong enterprising people thrived in extreme climatic conditions, mesmerizing information. Kudos to Harshit ji.👍
Brilliant video. Loved it. Please keep up the absolutely great work you are doing. You are documenting a part of history in visual form that has been lost or is at risk of being lost. Kudos to you.
Keep up the good work Harshit! You are one of the finest content creators of India.
Dear Harshit,
U never fail to meet our expectation by your thorough research and illustrious presentation. Amazing work as always. Keep educating and keep shining. God Bless.
What a fabulous documentry. & shekhar pathak genious, outstanding as well as always. Thanx.
Hats off to entire crew member....🙏
People like you keep us bounded by our nation's culture... Highly respectable.
Continue the superb work.❤❤❤
Really good informational content. Thank you so much for making this kind of content which many people doesn’t know about❤️
After 100 or 50 years someone from this community is going to watch this and will thank you for this amazing documentary