The daily habits of Himalayan people I SLICE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- Zanskar, a Tibet’s mountainous province, is home to one of the most isolated populations in the world. Because of the icy and snowy winter, for nearly 8 months, the inhabitants of the surrounding villages are completely disengaged from the world. While a new road is being built to link them to the other side of the mountain, they invite us to discover their daily habits. Between modernity and ancestral traditions, we follow their routines and ceremonies, from the barley harvest before the Great Winter to the wedding of one of the young women of the village.
Extract from the documentary: “People of the World - People of Zanskar”
Direction: Jean-François Bordier
Production : MC4, TV Rennes 35 & TV5 Monde
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If you have the time, "Becoming woman in Zanskar" shows the same things but more in depth. Worth the watch.
Yes, that video is so interesting. Wonder how the girls in it are doing.
Another related documentary is a must watch. Most dangerous ways to school, India.
I JUST watched that documentary and cried almost the whole way through. That documentary broth brought me here.
That's the one that got me interested in this culture, crazy cool but not for me I'll live vicariously through TH-cam, lbvs, I wouldn't last 30 minutes
I will never complain about heat, humidity and daily rain in my homeland Borneo ever again! Beautiful documentary ❤️
Borneo mana kamu?
Watched becoming a woman. , Cried a lot.. addicted to these people now ...love to them
Think I’ve exactly the same way! It’s amazing set of videos!
They have such a hard life but also seem to be fairly happy. So many in the world have no idea of how other people live. As I, myself and millions and millions of others sit in our comfortable homes in America with automatic heat and air conditioning for the heat and humidity of the Summers. I live in the state of Tennessee and I'm very lucky that I have early in my life traveled to some remote areas of the Himalayas. I have always loved and admired those people in some of those remote regions thank you so much for a well-done and Beautiful video.
I just accidentally found you videos and now i am in love with it
This documentaries deserves huge platforms
Love from kargil
… cuanta intensidad y resilencia 🙏
Please make more documentary on beautiful Ladakh 😍😍🙏🙏
No matter the circumstances there In they always remember the respect they have for the physical and spiritual world
I now realized that everything in the world is in balance whatever we have we should not complain because some other part of the world is struggling to survive.. I'm now living in Oman with my family where summer spike up to 50 degrees, we fail like dying outside. We are the complete opposite of this country.. Beautiful story..
Thankyou GOD for my motherland kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Yhoooo! There is a reason I was born in the southernmost tip in Africa 🌞 the Lord knew it could never be Zanskar 🥶
MIRACLE PLACE... HIMALAYAN... WHICH IS VERY ACCURATE!
Another excellent video thank you for showing us. There lives are very hard I think this is a fantastic way of life.
True outdoor survivers!
Wonderful!
Great VIDEO 👌👌 i simply loved this 💕great job👌👌🙏
There are ways to construct a greenhouse so vegetables can grow in such harsh soil and weather. Of course it would requite solar and an expert in such construction. I have seen it done in documentaries. If any out there watching knows of someone to do it and bankroll it, I would love to see their generous offer to help the villages. One large community greenhouse would be such a blessing to these people. They need more than barley to eat.
I will reach there one day 😊
Thanks for this video. Trinidad & Tobago.
Vary bueatiful
HIMALAYAN IS NEAR IN HEAVEN
Zanskar is Ladakh, they are going to Leh, the capital of Ladakh.
Tous ces gens vivant dans des conditions extrêmes sont soutenus par leur château intérieur, force d'âme incomparable. Ils sont des grands.
Masha Allah very interesting video people's life is very hard God make easy for them💖🇵🇰💖🇬🇧🌹🌷🌹🌷
Syukur jadi rakyat Malaysia
Good brother
3:54 the boy in the right is cute.
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where is to find water? river?
Assalaamu'alaikum. I think it isnt grammatically correct to use 'where is to'. Remove the 'is' sounded better tho it isnt a full sentence yet, but still, better.
@@mohammadfj9342 wa'alaikumsalam...
where do they can find water or river?
is that what you mean?
@@rurihadin1202 'Where to find water? River?' is what i meant. I am still learning myself but 'where is to find water?' sounded so wrong. Anyway may u have a blessed day today and all days ahead! 🙂
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the girl name tinzin.
@5:58 that's a pen..
zanskar is in india and it says it is in tibet
What´s wrong with the picture format?
It’s so interesting. They choose to live isolated. But the government will build a road so they can access in winter. Seems a waste of money if they wanted to be isolated.
Who says, they want to be isolated? Who says, they don't want to have access to doctors and hospitals? Who says, they don't want to have tourists with easy access so they can earn some money?
@@norbiberman7363 I say. Because they CHOOSE to live there. They can CHOOSE to live in the city. They don’t because they like that life. There’s always good and bad to places to live.
@@natasha687able they like to live in a rural area or may be they have no alternative because urban areas mean for many, coming von rural areas mean living in slums, especially in India. But that is not the question. The question was living in isolation. And that's not the case at all. They want a bit of amenities which urban life provides, and that is infrastructure like roads or electricity. I have been to Zanskar 35 years ago and I know what I'm talking about.
@@norbiberman7363 Not talking about India. Talking about them wanting to live in the isolated area here. It doesn’t matter if you live there now or ever. I have commented specific to this video. People choose to live isolated in every country. I say let them.
@@natasha687able I'm sure you know, Zanskar is part of India. You walk approx 5 days from Zanskar and you are in India. And I'm not sure if you watched the whole video. Why do you think the locals built the roads connecting small villages, hamlet's and monasteries by themselves? To be isolated?
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