Well, if you listen to what some of the people say in the documentary, they aren't happy at all with their tough life. I'm sure a lot of them would love to have a paved road that would allow for supply trucks to come in more frequently at the very least.
I seen these people in this region my heart melted, they had so little or nothing. Homeless in the US, I gave them some good clothes, can of foods they’re refused to take, they only want cash 💰.
Great piece of film. No fluff or repeated shots of the journalist themselves or dreadful music. So incredibly rare in the "look at me" TH-cam video culture. I am soon to travel through Afghanistan and I'm glad to have come across this video to balance the negative ones here
Phenomenal. Absolutely astounding! The scenery combined with the isolation . And demonstrating how different their world is from… people with internet. Thank you for posting this.
I visited Afghanistan before the war w America and before their war w Russia. Afghanistan men, I like to say, were lean and mean. I’am from the States. The Afghan people are tough and resilient, they have to be and they are God fearing. I respect them.
Everytime l complain that things are not going well and life is tough i watch this video to remind what tough life looks like and that my problems are nothing compared to what these great people have to do to get by
Excellent, the Pamirs have witnessed generations passing through its corridors. Only the tough ones and resilient survive these rugged terrains. Best documentary ever...
I been there with medical teams for 1 month and I saw a lot of problems unfortunately, I hope we can do something for these amazing people, they are very kind and hospitable with pure hearts, Thank you so much BADAKHSHANI people 😇💚
@Jay Slomine we were flooded with heroin prior to Bush... don't be so naive or partial. Turn of the 1900s Morphine was given out like asprin today.... it only went away once the govt saw they could criminalize heroin street use against the black communities during the Civil rights movement of the 60s.
@@gullybull5568 the US govt admits it. You can follow the policy changes its pretty clear when opium, morphine, heroin, etc became illegal, controlled substances with harsh punishments. Theres irrefutable evidence proving it as well...
Great video with outstanding photography. Despite the hard way of life, these people appear to be very hospitable, hard working and willing to help each other. The road needs to be improved to provide much needed access of goods and medication. This is a kind of place that I would love to visit - the scenery and the people. If only if there was peace in Afghanistan!
I worked in Afghanistan for 5 years (Khost province 2008-2012). I enjoy these documentaries as I feel a little nostalgic and have a place in my heart for Afghanistan and the people/culture. There is a lot of good I can say about the Afghan people. I wish some of my countrymen could take some lessons from the Afghans in regards to many of their character strengths, but most of all their appreciation and contentedness for the simple things in life.
Thanks for the great documentary, much respect for these hardy people. The lad's priceless look of gratitude at 12:44 after he receives the red boots is heartwarming.
This is hands down the best episode of the entire series.... Compared to our easy Western lives every single one of these people in this episode is a true hero. Especially the young girls going to school here. It's beyond admirable and the words from the girl on the way to school are wise beyond her years. I wish for all these people nothing but the best.
the ancestral land of the Bulgarian tribes. I hope to be able to visit there one day. Strong, independent and hard working people, just like their descendants in our country today. Thanks for the video!
I am from this province “ Badakhshan” it is about “Wakhan” district “ which is so far from us, we live near to Fayzabad city, center of Badakhshan. Wakhan people are so poor and they live in bad condition, even I can not go to there because of there dangerous streets. Thank you “ documentary agent” for this perfect and hard one filming❤
Cant appreciate enough of your effort guys , thanks a lot sharing us some of the rarest videos , it gives as Shukran , God have been kind tobus feeling... Thanks
after the film one cannot help but root for these people. may modern tools help ease their suffering without diminishing their traditions. thanks. great documentary.
New Zealand 🇳🇿,, 2021,,February,1:28pm,,,Monday,,1st....One of the Best Experiences on TH-cam to Witness,,,to Watch and to Feel,,,Wow much Success an Respect,,,They are So Positive,,,Honest....
what a great documentary! Afghan people are a wonderful and diverse lot consisting of various ethnic and racial backgrounds. These people are speaking Farsi/Dari, which is the language spoken in the North of Afghanistan and across the country. Anyways, wonderful to watch the culture of the remote and honourable people of Wakhan Corridor.
Wow...driving is both beautiful and tough☺ Beautiful because one gets to see many places...and tough because of the danger and there's maintenance of the vehicle along the way.🎊 it was wonderful to hear too from the child saying she's happy because she's with her parents inspite of the difficulty of their journey 💝
It was an enjoyable film, with people who are engaged with life and the world full-on. no time for depression, boredom, consumerism and nihilism in the modern world
Are you blind or what don't you see on 5:30 in map they have shown all jammu n kashmir ,parts if north east bharat n large parts of Nepal as chinese........ Report this channel immediately to the authority
I'm only 14mins in, and love the video, I have immediately picked up on few subtle scenes which really moved me.. and gave me more appreciation and respect for the Afghanistan and its people. But the most moving part 6:29 was where you see the ultimate opposites of the universe in one frame: Desolate, cold, strikingly beautiful yet dead and uninviting backdrops, dangerous and violent environment for sure... against the innocent, undisturbed, happy and red faced, healthy and most importantly - laughing groups of children, playing in this hell as if it didn't exist. Look at the face of that girl, she is happy and healthy, what more can you ask of God or whoever to give you in life, other than that. You can almost hear the mountains muted screaming in anger, cause they cant make kids fear anything in their clueless childhood wanders.. yet they carry bags of flour, and they show family respect saying how they're happy cause thy're with the parents... imagine that. Imagine a kid in the west saying that.. they'd give him addarol and xenyx and on the short bus for sure. Second was how the old guy as tough as he is, shows a warm heart by extending credit, keeping tabs, but then - and this is hats off man respect- then he notes that credit was not necessary before, now it is, but that all those on the list are honorable men, showing the utmost respect and understanding for them.. and then he says they will pay him back, if in 10 years than fine, but they will.. wow. He knows he might be dead by then, so he pbbly does not even expect the money back.. but he also knows trat doing a good deed like that, well, it can only help once he's gone, being generrous can only help in the afterlife, still he helps not out of interest but simple and pure, human (not Godly mandated) honest desire to help.. by this is pure as pure can be and I bet the ones who owe him are doing all they can to pay him back and will return the favor somehow.. Last, loved the barter, I;'D LOVE SOME FUKIN CHEESE here taker the onions he got almost 20 kilos of killer cheese, you know how good that cheese is?? These guys simply do a few back forths and smile and go on their way, simple. They all basically live HAPPY, including kids, and even with Taliban and the wars, are actually happier in life than 90 % of us lost souls in the west... music saves me, though I';d go nuts.. or move over there to Afghanistan haha
It’s amazing how similar and different we are at the same time. Like underneath we are all striving for similar things but in very different environments
This particular Deadliest Roads stands out for me. The herders on the snow,barter trade "you need the meat not the teeth🤣" Hadji & driver being hosted ,I keep watching and rewatching..real stuff. The caravan of Yaks, so joyfully& ceremoniously being accommodated in the small house such warm reception.
thanks for this video, it's so interesting to see all those good people and their life survival from very different angle as not a usual thing this days on a mainstream media
Beautiful indeed, spectacular beyond belief. May peace grace the Afghani people forever 🙏. I was in the US Army and was tasked with training the local police and Afghan army in Bermel Valley, Paktika province. I hope in my lifetime it'll be safe enough to return as a civilian, again with peace, to see some of the areas we tried to help. God bless.
@@scottbeaulieu13 but the wrong policies of US they destroy Afghanistan first they support the Taliban and Pakistan against the Russian now US facing the same problem from Taliban
Watching this documentary in 2024 from indian administered Kashmir,found this old man known as Haji an angel for the region.such a brave and courageous man. SALUTE❤
Complaining and fighting and death and blood is how people make governments to do what they were elected for! And to put an stop to the corruption at in some grade
Watching this you see how importance of leaving people alone in their own countries and cultures. Problems start when other cultures from far off want to impose themselves on others and describe other people's way of life, culture and language as primitive
your dead right about not imposing ourselfs. i wouldn't say leave them alone we should be working with others to stop corrupt Politicians putting money in our banks .provide meaningful aid not trillions on bombing them .
All of these people want democracy. Its not about the culture or anything. There is many different religious groups in Wakhan and they co-exists peacefully
Great informative documentary about this most neglected area of Wakhan Pamir adjacent to Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan, congratulations from my side. Wakhan people is ismalilis by religion sub sect of shia muslims very moderate , their current Imam is Prince Karim Agha Khan. Developed countries specially Agha Khan foundation should come forward and help them to construct specially road and infrastructure.
@@mohitbhardwaj2025 Sofia nurbakhshi and Ismailis are totally seperate sect of Islam. Ismailis sect people follows Prince Karim Agha Khan as Living Imam in the world. But Nurbakhshi mostly close to Suni and shia sect of Islam follows sufism but they have their own rules regulations, both of them Nurbakhshi and Ismailis are exisit in North Gilgit Baltistan of Pakistan
@@hadiakbarkargili637 thank you for sharing this information, but I'm a Hindu, In the Indian baltistan I seen these people and they are very open and welcoming and importantly they are secular as well, their mosque structure is also different. Here I'm talking about bordering areas of the Chorbat valley outskirts of Skardu and khaplu, mostly these are Shia I believe. Here on the India side is Kargil and Hundermann .please correct me if I'm wrong. 🙏🏻
@@mohitbhardwaj2025 yes you are right brother, Before partition, Gilgit-Baltistan, Kargil-Ladakh was a single region. I also belongs to this region of Gilgit Baltistan (Pakistan). Basically the culture religion language of the maximum people here is the same except Ladakhi people of India mostly Bhudist the believers of Dalai Lama, All the these people are similar to each other in appearance across the boardes, They were especially muslims of Baltistan ( Pakistan) and Kargil (India) even they have blood relations before partition across the boarders between Skardu Baltistan and Kargil Ladakh, but these blood relatives had been separated from 75 years due partition of India Pakistan in 1947, Basically these people are very peaceful people and majority of them is Shia Muslims and others Nurbakhshi, Sofia, Imamia and Ismailis the sub sects of Shia Muslims also exists here in Gilgit Baltistan.
that's an amazing documentary. the song that start at 6:51 is Iranian song, singer is MohammadReza shajarian. I'd like to mention this for people who may not be familiar with Afghan culture; they might perceive this as an Afghan song.
One thing that is difficult to describe to anyone that has not been to the Afghanistan country-side is the absolute pristine stillness. It's beautiful but rugged and deadly. You might as well be on another planet, it's so isolated out there.
This is just out of this world. Watching this outstanding documentary from Karakoram. Filming in the toughest weather and season is its top merit (Haji take it she is looking at you) What a barter😂😂
I was there for a year, all young Americans should have to go see what these people go through to just survive.. it will make you appreciate what we have.
😢 and people in our country complain that food is too hot or too cold looking at these people in Afghanistan I say we are the luckiest people on earth😢😢😢😢 when I see so much food wasted at home and restaurants and when I see so much usefull stuff going to the garbage it makes me SICK 😢😢😢😢
Great film, thank you. It made me think very much about what makes people happy or what constitutes a good life. Someone said a better road - I doubt it. They talked about going to Mars - probably not. I am not sure. But perhaps it is more something very personal. How you lead your life and how you think about it. Not necessarily how it really is (objectively).
The little boys face when he got those red boots melted my heart. They have so little ,but at the same time seem very happy. Wealthy in other ways.
Emotional comments 🥰 well sad
Felt like that. The people are happy despite the difficulties. Wish them health and better furture
She's a sweet little girl.
Well, if you listen to what some of the people say in the documentary, they aren't happy at all with their tough life. I'm sure a lot of them would love to have a paved road that would allow for supply trucks to come in more frequently at the very least.
I seen these people in this region my heart melted, they had so little or nothing. Homeless in the US, I gave them some good clothes, can of foods they’re refused to take, they only want cash 💰.
Beautiful Afghanistan 🇦🇫 respect from Mongolia 🇲🇳
Cheers back to you!
Wahan belongs to Pakistan 🇵🇰
Great piece of film. No fluff or repeated shots of the journalist themselves or dreadful music. So incredibly rare in the "look at me" TH-cam video culture. I am soon to travel through Afghanistan and I'm glad to have come across this video to balance the negative ones here
"even though it is cold, i am still happy because i am with my parents.." For some reason, that just broke my heart.
Phenomenal. Absolutely astounding! The scenery combined with the isolation . And demonstrating how different their world is from… people with internet. Thank you for posting this.
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sömsync whisspäirce... theres GöLD ^?^ nö pöttätöse inFidellce -.-
I visited Afghanistan before the war w America and before their war w Russia. Afghanistan men, I like to say, were lean and mean. I’am from the States. The Afghan people are tough and resilient, they have to be and they are God fearing. I respect them.
Man that would be a tough life. Have to admire the strength and will of those people. Incredible.
Everytime l complain that things are not going well and life is tough i watch this video to remind what tough life looks like and that my problems are nothing compared to what these great people have to do to get by
Watching from Ireland, excellent, brilliant, I could watch this all day. Thank you
Mention not😁😁😁😁
That's only because there were so many poteehtos in the doco
Excellent, the Pamirs have witnessed generations passing through its corridors. Only the tough ones and resilient survive these rugged terrains. Best documentary ever...
Afghans are very hospitable and hard working people, thank you for such a beautiful video exploring reality of innocence people. ❤🙏🏼
I been there with medical teams for 1 month and I saw a lot of problems unfortunately,
I hope we can do something for these amazing people, they are very kind and hospitable with pure hearts,
Thank you so much BADAKHSHANI people 😇💚
Are you from afghanistan brother, I am also a tribal from northeast india
@@bharatindia8332yes we are , you are a Tribal so what?
Afghanistan is so beautiful. I wish the people would suffer no more.
They just need to change their culture and the problems will go
@@PibrochPonder Lmao, racist.
Their biggest problem is the US
Being Free is the main message ! Away from the Taliban ~ Wonderful movie of life for these wonderful people!
Jay- found the "peaceful" libtard
@Jay Slomine we were flooded with heroin prior to Bush... don't be so naive or partial. Turn of the 1900s Morphine was given out like asprin today.... it only went away once the govt saw they could criminalize heroin street use against the black communities during the Civil rights movement of the 60s.
away with Islam
away with Israel.
@@scottbeaulieu13 no.
@@gullybull5568 the US govt admits it. You can follow the policy changes its pretty clear when opium, morphine, heroin, etc became illegal, controlled substances with harsh punishments. Theres irrefutable evidence proving it as well...
Great video with outstanding photography. Despite the hard way of life, these people appear to be very hospitable, hard working and willing to help each other. The road needs to be improved to provide much needed access of goods and medication. This is a kind of place that I would love to visit - the scenery and the people. If only if there was peace in Afghanistan!
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YES, AMEN. I live in Georgia, USA,. I'm 79 years old and would love to visit their area. God is Love. Peace my friends.
I am impressed with the camera work on this video documentary.
I worked in Afghanistan for 5 years (Khost province 2008-2012). I enjoy these documentaries as I feel a little nostalgic and have a place in my heart for Afghanistan and the people/culture. There is a lot of good I can say about the Afghan people. I wish some of my countrymen could take some lessons from the Afghans in regards to many of their character strengths, but most of all their appreciation and contentedness for the simple things in life.
how often they take a bath? 🤔🤔
Hey agentwhatever go play with your rubber ducky when men are speaking
@@Agent-ie3uvyou kid be polite don't be fool
Thank you for this authentic documentary about afghanistan.
Beautiful documentry never seen Wakhan before, long live Afghanistan 🇦🇫 from Bharat 🇮🇳
Look to to their faces , you still think you are Aryan like them?
This is the ever best documentary I have seen in my life. It is awesome. Appreciated your artistic and wisdom. Big salute.
Thanks for the great documentary, much respect for these hardy people. The lad's priceless look of gratitude at 12:44 after he receives the red boots is heartwarming.
I have seen this documentary 100 times and still want to see it again nd again what a effort what a great documentary.
This is hands down the best episode of the entire series.... Compared to our easy Western lives every single one of these people in this episode is a true hero. Especially the young girls going to school here. It's beyond admirable and the words from the girl on the way to school are wise beyond her years. I wish for all these people nothing but the best.
Outstanding video, salute to the maker. Hadji is a shrewd businessman.
the ancestral land of the Bulgarian tribes. I hope to be able to visit there one day. Strong, independent and hard working people, just like their descendants in our country today. Thanks for the video!
I am from this province “ Badakhshan” it is about “Wakhan” district “ which is so far from us, we live near to Fayzabad city, center of Badakhshan.
Wakhan people are so poor and they live in bad condition, even I can not go to there because of there dangerous streets.
Thank you “ documentary agent” for this perfect and hard one filming❤
Thank you for documentary on my beautiful country. Hindukosh, Wakhan corridor.❤
Cant appreciate enough of your effort guys , thanks a lot sharing us some of the rarest videos , it gives as Shukran , God have been kind tobus feeling...
Thanks
after the film one cannot help but root for these people. may modern tools help ease their suffering without diminishing their traditions. thanks. great documentary.
Yet another televisual feast,thank you....
Instead of stilted, and out of date textbooks, let’s use these videos and similar items to teach about world, culture and geography.
So true
Ok
Main reason why I watch. Geography.
Absolutely loved watching the documentary 👍👍, that's the real Afghanistan free spirited
New Zealand 🇳🇿,, 2021,,February,1:28pm,,,Monday,,1st....One of the Best Experiences on TH-cam to Witness,,,to Watch and to Feel,,,Wow much Success an Respect,,,They are So Positive,,,Honest....
For me too bro
Thank you for such amazing documentary..
what a great documentary! Afghan people are a wonderful and diverse lot consisting of various ethnic and racial backgrounds.
These people are speaking Farsi/Dari, which is the language spoken in the North of Afghanistan and across the country.
Anyways, wonderful to watch the culture of the remote and honourable people of Wakhan Corridor.
I heard Local ,real Afghan Speaking pashto because they are pashtons
@@Userafg959i’m pashtun we have many languages in afghanistan the first language of afghanistan is dari, second pashto, third Uzbek,fourth Turkmen
Wow...driving is both beautiful and tough☺ Beautiful because one gets to see many places...and tough because of the danger and there's maintenance of the vehicle along the way.🎊 it was wonderful to hear too from the child saying she's happy because she's with her parents inspite of the difficulty of their journey 💝
These nomadic people are amazing. Tough genes and kind hearts toi!
“On the other side of the world theyre trying to get to Mars, and look how we live here”
Damn that hit different
It was an enjoyable film, with people who are engaged with life and the world full-on. no time for depression, boredom, consumerism and nihilism in the modern world
I'm watching from northeast India Nagaland...it's awesome 👍
Are you blind or what don't you see on 5:30 in map they have shown all jammu n kashmir ,parts if north east bharat n large parts of Nepal as chinese........ Report this channel immediately to the authority
@@rajeshkumar-ye9uhDo the needful Saar!
Respect to Wakhan people from Pakistan 🇵🇰
I'm only 14mins in, and love the video, I have immediately picked up on few subtle scenes which really moved me.. and gave me more appreciation and respect for the Afghanistan and its people.
But the most moving part 6:29 was where you see the ultimate opposites of the universe in one frame: Desolate, cold, strikingly beautiful yet dead and uninviting backdrops, dangerous and violent environment for sure... against the innocent, undisturbed, happy and red faced, healthy and most importantly - laughing groups of children, playing in this hell as if it didn't exist.
Look at the face of that girl, she is happy and healthy, what more can you ask of God or whoever to give you in life, other than that.
You can almost hear the mountains muted screaming in anger, cause they cant make kids fear anything in their clueless childhood wanders.. yet they carry bags of flour, and they show family respect saying how they're happy cause thy're with the parents... imagine that.
Imagine a kid in the west saying that.. they'd give him addarol and xenyx and on the short bus for sure.
Second was how the old guy as tough as he is, shows a warm heart by extending credit, keeping tabs, but then - and this is hats off man respect- then he notes that credit was not necessary before, now it is, but that all those on the list are honorable men, showing the utmost respect and understanding for them.. and then he says they will pay him back, if in 10 years than fine, but they will.. wow.
He knows he might be dead by then, so he pbbly does not even expect the money back.. but he also knows trat doing a good deed like that, well, it can only help once he's gone, being generrous can only help in the afterlife, still he helps not out of interest but simple and pure, human (not Godly mandated) honest desire to help.. by this is pure as pure can be and I bet the ones who owe him are doing all they can to pay him back and will return the favor somehow..
Last, loved the barter, I;'D LOVE SOME FUKIN CHEESE here taker the onions he got almost 20 kilos of killer cheese, you know how good that cheese is?? These guys simply do a few back forths and smile and go on their way, simple.
They all basically live HAPPY, including kids, and even with Taliban and the wars, are actually happier in life than 90 % of us lost souls in the west... music saves me, though I';d go nuts.. or move over there to Afghanistan haha
It’s amazing how similar and different we are at the same time. Like underneath we are all striving for similar things but in very different environments
Many of today's youngsters should help out here for a year, they're all too self-absorbed and have no idea what a tough life is really like.
Or perhaps work to improve their own community.
Great Documentaries
Love them All 😃
Very tough people. I am very happy they have access to water, food and education. The fact that even girls can attend school there is just fantastic.
It is the ever best documentary I met my life.
This particular Deadliest Roads stands out for me. The herders on the snow,barter trade "you need the meat not the teeth🤣" Hadji & driver being hosted ,I keep watching and rewatching..real stuff. The caravan of Yaks, so joyfully& ceremoniously being accommodated in the small house such warm reception.
This will probably be the closest I will get to visit Afghanistan. I love seeing these documentaries since I have little chance to see them in person.
First viewer here from Kenya Kanairo City
Talk about being first Kenyan to get here.
@@charlesgithiri0017 hehehehhe ok
I knew hutakosa kuwa hapa thanks for representing 🇰🇪 .
@@wammskaranja4218 siwez kosaaa hapa ndio nyumbaaani🤣🤣🤣
🌑🌚
we need more of these documentaries
The mountains nurture the bold and fearless. Amazed to see a medieval world where small necessities are still luxuries
thanks for this video, it's so interesting to see all those good people and their life survival from very different angle as not a usual thing this days on a mainstream media
My beautiful country 😍♥️🇦🇫
Beautiful indeed, spectacular beyond belief. May peace grace the Afghani people forever 🙏. I was in the US Army and was tasked with training the local police and Afghan army in Bermel Valley, Paktika province. I hope in my lifetime it'll be safe enough to return as a civilian, again with peace, to see some of the areas we tried to help. God bless.
@@scottbeaulieu13 ♥️♥️
Is that beautyful?
@@scottbeaulieu13
You’re really hero to be in this country 👍
@@scottbeaulieu13 but the wrong policies of US they destroy Afghanistan first they support the Taliban and Pakistan against the Russian now US facing the same problem from Taliban
Love my country Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤😢😢😢😢
Watching this documentary in 2024 from indian administered Kashmir,found this old man known as Haji an angel for the region.such a brave and courageous man.
SALUTE❤
After seeing this I'll never complain about that pothole on main street again.
Complaining and fighting and death and blood is how people make governments to do what they were elected for! And to put an stop to the corruption at in some grade
Sudden pot holes are more dangerous than this cause those hole werent expected and at high gear
Love, hope, and dream for the Afghans...
Watching this you see how importance of leaving people alone in their own countries and cultures. Problems start when other cultures from far off want to impose themselves on others and describe other people's way of life, culture and language as primitive
Really? You apparently missed parts. Or you are CCP
your dead right about not imposing ourselfs. i wouldn't say leave them alone we should be working with others to stop corrupt Politicians putting money in our banks .provide meaningful aid not trillions on bombing them .
@@violetgibson9 😆;😂😂;;;;;;;;;;;;🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣;;;;;9
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All of these people want democracy. Its not about the culture or anything. There is many different religious groups in Wakhan and they co-exists peacefully
Great informative documentary about this most neglected area of Wakhan Pamir adjacent to Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan, congratulations from my side. Wakhan people is ismalilis by religion sub sect of shia muslims very moderate , their current Imam is Prince Karim Agha Khan. Developed countries specially Agha Khan foundation should come forward and help them to construct specially road and infrastructure.
Are Sofia Ismaili Noorbakshis in baltistan are also Aga khanis ?
@@mohitbhardwaj2025 Sofia nurbakhshi and Ismailis are totally seperate sect of Islam. Ismailis sect people follows Prince Karim Agha Khan as Living Imam in the world. But Nurbakhshi mostly close to Suni and shia sect of Islam follows sufism but they have their own rules regulations, both of them Nurbakhshi and Ismailis are exisit in North Gilgit Baltistan of Pakistan
@@mohitbhardwaj2025 are you Ismaili or Nurbakhshi of Badakhshan
@@hadiakbarkargili637 thank you for sharing this information, but I'm a Hindu, In the Indian baltistan I seen these people and they are very open and welcoming and importantly they are secular as well, their mosque structure is also different.
Here I'm talking about bordering areas of the Chorbat valley outskirts of Skardu and khaplu, mostly these are Shia I believe. Here on the India side is Kargil and Hundermann .please correct me if I'm wrong. 🙏🏻
@@mohitbhardwaj2025 yes you are right brother, Before partition, Gilgit-Baltistan, Kargil-Ladakh was a single region. I also belongs to this region of Gilgit Baltistan (Pakistan). Basically the culture religion language of the maximum people here is the same except Ladakhi people of India mostly Bhudist the believers of Dalai Lama, All the these people are similar to each other in appearance across the boardes, They were especially muslims of Baltistan ( Pakistan) and Kargil (India) even they have blood relations before partition across the boarders between Skardu Baltistan and Kargil Ladakh, but these blood relatives had been separated from 75 years due partition of India Pakistan in 1947, Basically these people are very peaceful people and majority of them is Shia Muslims and others Nurbakhshi, Sofia, Imamia and Ismailis the sub sects of Shia Muslims also exists here in Gilgit Baltistan.
though old or new...........its relaxing to watch the videos.......
Excellent film thank you
that's an amazing documentary.
the song that start at 6:51 is Iranian song, singer is MohammadReza shajarian.
I'd like to mention this for people who may not be familiar with Afghan culture; they might perceive this as an Afghan song.
do you know the name of song?
Wonderfully done documentary. Excellent.
Looks like you added the horn at the start for effect (behind the donkey), not sure you can beLIEve any of this now
Excellent video. Tough living there is an understatement. Interestingly, they understand and value liberty! God bless them.
The old man driver was fortunate enough to receive a quick check up & medical 🚑 prescriptions for health issues. Along his transportation route.
super exciting. this is the best i have ever wached.solute to your effort
Amazing video!! I was there in 2004.. Amazing Afghanistan!!
A very interesting film.
I wondered what the yaks ate during their long trek as I saw no pasture or hay?
Wonderful documentary. Thanks for uploading.
Thank you, a beautiful film❤
One thing that is difficult to describe to anyone that has not been to the Afghanistan country-side is the absolute pristine stillness. It's beautiful but rugged and deadly. You might as well be on another planet, it's so isolated out there.
Wow, driving in Afghanistan is not for the faint hearted !
Also in himalyas
It was scary enough in summer when we did it 😳
Beautiful ❤️ my Afghanistan hope there peace one day
This 1 is a good one
Can't get enough of them😅
Love the narrator's voice😃
You can only appreciate the old guy's carefulness and vigilance all those years being on this dangerous roads . Hope the young lad learns from him
Love these documentary's!
Watch from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 wakhan my beftul Valley ❤
Real masters....
God bless this people.
Best documentary....⭐⭐⭐
These people seem very strong and honest. We in the west are weaklings compared to them.
Yeah.
We should be strong so the talibans can take over our countrys too
The scenery is magical!
This is just out of this world. Watching this outstanding documentary from Karakoram. Filming in the toughest weather and season is its top merit
(Haji take it she is looking at you) What a barter😂😂
such admirable people in this video
I was there for a year, all young Americans should have to go see what these people go through to just survive.. it will make you appreciate what we have.
masterpiece! best I have ever seen!
Much respect for these people as we all take things for granted and obvious they do not
😢 and people in our country complain that food is too hot or too cold looking at these people in Afghanistan I say we are the luckiest people on earth😢😢😢😢 when I see so much food wasted at home and restaurants and when I see so much usefull stuff going to the garbage it makes me SICK 😢😢😢😢
very nice. thank you.
Great film, thank you.
It made me think very much about what makes people happy or what constitutes a good life.
Someone said a better road - I doubt it.
They talked about going to Mars - probably not.
I am not sure.
But perhaps it is more something very personal.
How you lead your life and how you think about it.
Not necessarily how it really is (objectively).
I love the background music.
The Afghans have some of the most beautiful eyes and skin i have ever seen..
My lovely country 🙏😢❤️
thank you, I enjoyed very much...
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على محمد وعلى اله وصحبه ....١٤٤٦
great documentary, great peopel
Wonderful documentary keep it up sir 👏
Some real country out there..
What camera was used to film this masterpiece?
A russet potato
A Jacket 🥔
Kodak Pro