To say that my stay with different Idu Mishmi tribal families has been incredibly wonderful is such an understatement. This trip has humbled me in so many different ways, it’s a life-long experience. Not only was I well taken care of during my sickness but I also stayed with them, slept where they sleep, ate what they ate, danced w/ them, trekked w/ them, went fishing, shared laughter & jokes despite language barriers & shared stories over a cup of tea sitting by the center fireplace. These things I experienced wouldn't be possible without their outstanding kindness and openness to an outsider like me. . Spending time with Idu Mishmi tribal people has taught me a strong sense of community. I learn & witness life in its purest form. Yet, I also see the harsh reality of what modernization can do to many tribal cultures. Migrating to bigger cities, younger generations can barely speak the small language of Idu & since it has no written literature, the language can soon disappear. . Traveling in this region often won't give the comfort levels of things you usually take for granted, comfy beds & toilets, proper road, electricity, mobile signals, shops, etc. Despite all this, I experienced pure kindness all the way through. Traveling alone to these villages, among these strangers has given me proof & reminders of how much kindness there is in the world. It's easy to sit & consume information online believing how awful things in the world are. We fear what we don't know, step away & out into the world. You will be reminded there is still goodness out there.
Idus are brave people but incredibly kind and humble. A truly handsome tribe. Glad you got to experience them. I live very close to them and yet to ecperience them from near.
Nice to see you in safest place in India. Every time I see you smile make me forget all my pain...... For the tribes of arunachal pradesh I want to say that preserve your culture, language. Young generation should come forward it's our identity. I am also from a tribe in Nepal
Oh yes, I really like this approach, If the editing is hard work, let me tell you it 's definitely worth it. The transition from being a travel vlogger to being a documentary maker is really progressing in this series about A.P. Well done, great filming, narrating and editing work. A real joy to watch, and very informative. Again, A+ work. 🙏♥️🙏
@@SyifaAdriana I will donate soon I know how hard a creator lives when especially you dont get the full rewards from it, as being a creator myself I know how that feels.
Once again Syifa, I admire your guts to go alone to these villages in Arunachal,Pradesh and make videos for us to enjoy. Please accept my sincere thanks for putting up such hard work. I'm sorry you were ill. Please take care of yourself particularly when are choosing the type of food you eat and the place where you eat.Nonetheless, congrats for another beautiful video.😍💜❤💙.
@@SyifaAdriana North east indian people are of mongoloid ancestors,closer to chinese race,therefore the land was once link to ancient China, these people are humble and less arrogant, Thanks to Syifa for your wonderful presentation and you are brave and attractive woman,appreciate, Travel Safe,God Bless
A word for the viewers You can find no technology no science no capitalism But here in our northeast you'll definitely find the loyal humble and honest people. I luv my N.E
When the tribal ladies told you that you look like a tribal girl, they were telling you the truth. You do look like a young indigenous tribal lady from one of our North eastern states of India...
Thank you for another great documentary vlog...I was wondering how you would pull this off despite being ill but the explorer in you conquered all. It takes a lot of grit, determination, perseverance, courage, endurance, patience in isolation and what not and you proved you're tough but with a soft touch. Your filming is crisp and clear...and drone footage... wow!! This type of work requires one to be embedded with the local tribes, and despite language barriers you were accepted, blended in well and you've been able to tell us a story of how life is lived in tribal AP. Thoroughly enjoyable vlog! Your vlogging style transitioned into documentary style which we realise was very hard work but your delivery made it look effortless. The tribal song tune by the women was quite catchy. Great work ...Way to go Syifa!
Thank you so much Terence. Good to see you again! I agree this series has been personally challenging by just how much time and energy I am invested in.. Thank you so so much for your kind appreciation, it means a lot!
Thank u for visiting in mishmi land and highlighting mishmi community.if u visit again go to upper belt of Dibang valley u will know more about idu mishmi tribe.thank u once again,love from Dibang valley India.🙏❤️
Wow, this really is a very nice video. No, actually not just nice, but very good! The filming, the editting, the choice of music... it all fits perfectly together and makes this is NGC worthy, honestly. You can be proud of what you have achieved. Hope all is fine. Please stay safe and healthy!🙏🏻
I am from (small village in) darjeeling India 🇮🇳, and every thing you showed in this video ,I can relate to our village , village of anurachal pradesh is similar to our village, we have broom stick, we make basket(doko) from bamboo, we go fishing carrying small generator and even road to river are all same .... thank you very much for making videos 🎥
Thank you so much for visiting my state Arunachal Pradesh which is one of the state of India where very less visitors come... Thank you so much once again for making videos for the rest of the world to see my remote state. We are rich in culture and pure & loving by heart in nature. You expose us to the world, we are very grateful. I wish you visited my Nyishi tribe villages but still I am contented.
Very strong and impressive pictures and a wonderful inside view into people's lifes. Very nice that you give the information readings in between and present background information. I appreciate that very much. It sure is a lot of work. Thumbs up and thank you for giving us all the chance to see these things. All the best to you! PS: I absolutely agree with Luc Leoni: Very qualitative pictures and a well done editing. An all around good series. The song thats played during they fish is that a recording of the women singing? Beautiful music.
CG I have read two of your comments on different videos. Your engaging and thoughtful comments are equal to highest form of appreciation to my work. Thank you! Keep them coming
As a language enthusiast, I find tonal language speakers in South Asia to be fascinating. Terutama karena di kita kan nggak ada ya. And how lovely was the song at the end? Hope the local government as well as the one across the border take preservation of their language seriously. Thank you for sharing your experience with the Idu Mishmi people!
Hey . I just explored almost 7 district of Arunachal and ending my trip today. So by searching something relevant on TH-cam ,I came across this content. This info was awesome. I was with with Idu mishmi community for 5 days . And I also was with Digaroo mishmi . This is amazing work you are doing. Within few days I will release my research paper on Digaroo Mishmi Tribe of Lohit District.
How it came to your mind to explore the diversity of our Arunacahal? I wonder have you visited Tirap district or not, where the people of Nocte tribe resides along with The Tutsa tribe and Olo tribe.
I researched a lot before deciding which area to visit but I knew I wanted to go to the Northeast. I went to Longding area, the video would be the last episode from the series..
I knew longding will be part of your series as i spot wnachos in your trailer. Waiting for the episodes ahead. And if you feel like please make a visit to Tirap district some day. The tirapian’s will love to have you on the oldest district.
@@SyifaAdriana I left some lenghty comments on your two vlog below but too bad You Tube Algorithm worked out it as spamming :-( 1. Indians' Life Near BHUTAN BORDER - Sherdukpen Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 5] & 2. GALO TRIBAL Marriage | Arunachali Wedding - Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 4]
Truth be told, Muslims have lots of restriction especially when it comes to women but i found you quite liberal and rational...i liked it so much, and i ponder you have already become and will keep on becoming an inspiration to millions of young and aspiring women across the globe. your contents and narration is outstanding and i liked the footage from drone. its worth watching, very useful...eye feast...good wishes
Thank you so much for the time, effort and hardwork in putting up this video. Thank you also for the narration on idu culture, language and tradition. PS: I always make sure not to skip ads in your videos. That is the least i could do to help you in your journey.😊 Love and well wishes from Roing.
Thank you so much Andezo.. I am so glad that you can see the hard work. Thank you for not skipping the ads, it helps us, creator, to sustain ourselvers. I am glad you enjoy this video, I appreciate it very much :) Can't wait to return to Roing one day..
9:40 Even my mother used to weave shawls and mekhalas in the same kind of loom (Naga Loom) but with way more sticks..but now aging has stop her this tradition of art and craft rooted weaving :-( and one thing.... Why are you so admirable Syifa Adriana
Awesome documentation of the culture and daily lifestyle of the people. For a minute there, I thought I was watching National Geographic or the Travel Channel. Shows how much hard work you put in this. Keep up the good work.
The state of Arunachal Pradesh is always uphold the primitive way of living that ancient people had share them . Among of different positive facts i really impressed to visit this Beautiful State of North East India. Thank God WE the North East India have similar way of Living Culture and Believing. Thank you so much madam for Exploring and Sharing Us the un or less explored places .KEEP IT UP and further more i wish and hope that more better vlog are coming through your Hardwork. I really Appreciate this video and May God Bless You and be with You whereever you Go.
You are great miss traveling alone to extreme remote area in Eastern Indian & shown there culture & life style to us🙏👏. Keep going all the best, big fan from Singapore
So glad to see you again in India specially in Northeast India feels like a dream but wait no its reality 😮 thank you for exploring our beautiful Northeast god bless stay safe stay healthy...... 👍
These people live in remote areas, there for no industry, all agriculture, they are poor but very peaceful, and much much cleaner then the Hindu/Muslim Indians areas
I'm so proud of our northeastern brother and sisters . And here is my humble request to all my fellow northeastern youths.. please donot ever forget where you come from .. where you belong . We as a youth usually tends to get influence by the western culture and subsequently suppressing our beloved culture ,tradition, cuisines, That's all 😊😊😊.. wonderful documentary.. loved it so much
Beautiful footage ,very nicely edited together, with just the right amount of commentary. Thank you for sharing. Really appreciate all your hard work to make the videos happen. Matt
Do visit the upper reaches of dibang, here u,ll get a greater picture and understanding of the tribe. As far as language is concerned, yes it's true that people, especially the younger generation speaks less of their dailects. But tremendous efforts are being undertaken to preserve it. Thanks for visiting, di visit again. This areas need more exposure.
Hi syifa! It is my first video and I m ur fan of ur work, may Allah keep u healthy and I want to say that if come in India ,plz come in Uttar Pradesh but this time is not appropriate because of Corona so when the situation is stable plz plz plz come in Uttar Pradesh...😘😘😘
Hi Jerry, hope that everything is well with you. I am sure the business is also affected by the situation. Thank you so much for still watching and support till this day!
i wish i could have met you .i too idu mishmi ,thankyou for your video for showing my tribe . almighty nani intaya bless you and your family . will b waitng for your new videos.....
Aren't you from Northeast India? I thought you are also from North East India like us. You are beautiful as your video do, waiting for the next video 👌
Good morning Syifa😊 I'm from North East India ... but i dont know about the Idu Mishmi Tribe . But hatts off to you Syifa the way your giving full Details about them is so Amazing. This is why watching ur Videos or we can jus say A Short Documentary video is so so so Refreshing 🧘♂️
Syifa.. you are doing great job...It is interesting to watch your episodes.. Especially your video filming and editing are quite interesting. I would like to ask you about the Gopro that which model is best for video recording ...Kindly reply..
Are they Tibetan original people ? Their face look , skin color, language are very diferent than Indian people in Sount, center and north Indian region
Hello Ummi, thank you for your kind support. I am back in my apartment in Kathmandu, Nepal already and we are already experiencing the 2nd week of lockdown.. Hope all is well with you!
I am so sorry to hear that you were sick with food poisoning, that is hard when you are travelling alone. I am glad you were able to rest in this lovely community:-) The videos you make really are eye-opening for me introducing me to communities & cultures that I had never heard of before. I particularly loved the women's singing, so beautiful. Thank you Syifa.
Thank you Insula, indeed it was not only physically challenging but also mentally when you are sick on the road and alone. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support!
Nice to see your video #Adriana#. Keep on exploring North East India. Our North East India is diverse in culture and many aspects and you would definitely love exploring it more and more.
You are very humble. I love your attitude towards people, i love you, i love your channels. Im from Northeast India (Manipur) but i haven't been to any Northeast states so far. Thank you so much for showing us the world ❤️
Hi sister Syifa.... I've been watching your videos about couple of weeks and i loved it so much. I am from Northeast India, one of the state called Nagaland.Your smile is out of the world. Please visit Nagaland as well.
![Village of the LARGEST TRIBAL GROUP in Pasighat - Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 3] 🇮🇳](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qfJaeEbCccc/mqdefault.jpg)
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To say that my stay with different Idu Mishmi tribal families has been incredibly wonderful is such an understatement. This trip has humbled me in so many different ways, it’s a life-long experience. Not only was I well taken care of during my sickness but I also stayed with them, slept where they sleep, ate what they ate, danced w/ them, trekked w/ them, went fishing, shared laughter & jokes despite language barriers & shared stories over a cup of tea sitting by the center fireplace. These things I experienced wouldn't be possible without their outstanding kindness and openness to an outsider like me.
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Spending time with Idu Mishmi tribal people has taught me a strong sense of community. I learn & witness life in its purest form. Yet, I also see the harsh reality of what modernization can do to many tribal cultures. Migrating to bigger cities, younger generations can barely speak the small language of Idu & since it has no written literature, the language can soon disappear.
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Traveling in this region often won't give the comfort levels of things you usually take for granted, comfy beds & toilets, proper road, electricity, mobile signals, shops, etc. Despite all this, I experienced pure kindness all the way through. Traveling alone to these villages, among these strangers has given me proof & reminders of how much kindness there is in the world. It's easy to sit & consume information online believing how awful things in the world are. We fear what we don't know, step away & out into the world. You will be reminded there is still goodness out there.
Do you have any plan to visit Rajasthan?? I will host you😊 love from Jaipur, Rajasthan 😊😊
hellow sister how are you . stay safe wear mask . and take care. lots of love from nepal ..
Idus are brave people but incredibly kind and humble. A truly handsome tribe. Glad you got to experience them. I live very close to them and yet to ecperience them from near.
Love you sis for visiting to my hometown
ur smile m melt 😁
Their culture even their face has similarities to the Indigenous Tribe here in the Philippines.. 👏🏻 awesome.
I am from roing
@@youcantbeme633 sure 🤞
@@youcantbeme633 don't I have been there sister and it's a shit hole
@@youcantbeme633 I had a gun sis pointed at my face in manila in 2016
First time I'm watching in video of my tribe I'm so happy love uuu
Nice to see you in safest place in India. Every time I see you smile make me forget all my pain...... For the tribes of arunachal pradesh I want to say that preserve your culture, language. Young generation should come forward it's our identity. I am also from a tribe in Nepal
Oh yes, I really like this approach, If the editing is hard work, let me tell you it 's definitely worth it. The transition from being a travel vlogger to being a documentary maker is really progressing in this series about A.P. Well done, great filming, narrating and editing work. A real joy to watch, and very informative.
Again, A+ work. 🙏♥️🙏
Thank you Luc.. Your comment motivates me to keep going. Thank you, I appreciate it!
@@SyifaAdriana I will donate soon I know how hard a creator lives when especially you dont get the full rewards from it, as being a creator myself I know how that feels.
Once again Syifa, I admire your guts to go alone to these villages in Arunachal,Pradesh and make videos for us to enjoy. Please accept my sincere thanks for putting up such hard work. I'm sorry you were ill. Please take care of yourself particularly when are choosing the type of food you eat and the place where you eat.Nonetheless, congrats for another beautiful video.😍💜❤💙.
Northeast India is a land of indigenous tribe ...
Yes, indeed. Thanks for watching.
@@SyifaAdriana North east indian people are of mongoloid ancestors,closer to chinese race,therefore the land was once link to ancient China, these people are humble and less arrogant, Thanks to Syifa for your wonderful presentation and you are brave and attractive woman,appreciate, Travel Safe,God Bless
@@peterhuang3393 can i know your facebook account?
Arunachal people have totally surrendered their land to the indians without even firing a bullet
@Tanmoy Podder there are lots of fake accounts anyway. Leave it.
A word for the viewers
You can find no technology no science no capitalism
But here in our northeast you'll definitely find the loyal humble and honest people.
I luv my N.E
Nani(the old lady) gave u the pure rice beer... It was a gesture of affection for you.... Lucky you!!
This not vlog , this is Documentry level work. Very informative.
Thank you Sandeep. I intend to create semi documentary when visiting Arunachal Pradesh
When the tribal ladies told you that you look like a tribal girl, they were telling you the truth. You do look like a young indigenous tribal lady from one of our North eastern states of India...
Yes you are right
I thought she were from Northeast India
Lots of love form North East Assam India.
The world is so diverse and beautiful. Life can be so simple and happy. Thank you for your excellent presentation and sharing your experience with us.
Indeed Netashwa, thank you so much for your kind support and appreciative comment. It truly means a lot!
One of the most beautiful place I have witnessed so far !
Thank you for another great documentary vlog...I was wondering how you would pull this off despite being ill but the explorer in you conquered all. It takes a lot of grit, determination, perseverance, courage, endurance, patience in isolation and what not and you proved you're tough but with a soft touch. Your filming is crisp and clear...and drone footage... wow!! This type of work requires one to be embedded with the local tribes, and despite language barriers you were accepted, blended in well and you've been able to tell us a story of how life is lived in tribal AP. Thoroughly enjoyable vlog! Your vlogging style transitioned into documentary style which we realise was very hard work but your delivery made it look effortless. The tribal song tune by the women was quite catchy. Great work ...Way to go Syifa!
Thank you so much Terence. Good to see you again! I agree this series has been personally challenging by just how much time and energy I am invested in.. Thank you so so much for your kind appreciation, it means a lot!
Thank u for visiting in mishmi land and highlighting mishmi community.if u visit again go to upper belt of Dibang valley u will know more about idu mishmi tribe.thank u once again,love from Dibang valley India.🙏❤️
Thank you for the wonderpiece.
-An idu mishmi.
Very nicely shown..Arunachalees are always humble and true to heart. Lots of love ❤️ waiting eagerly for Longding episode
Wow, this really is a very nice video. No, actually not just nice, but very good! The filming, the editting, the choice of music... it all fits perfectly together and makes this is NGC worthy, honestly. You can be proud of what you have achieved.
Hope all is fine. Please stay safe and healthy!🙏🏻
Marc, thank you so much for your kind support and appreciative comment. It truly means a lot! Always glad to read your appreciative comment
I am from (small village in) darjeeling India 🇮🇳, and every thing you showed in this video ,I can relate to our village
, village of anurachal pradesh is similar to our village, we have broom stick, we make basket(doko) from bamboo, we go fishing carrying small generator and even road to river are all same ....
thank you very much for making videos 🎥
I happen to find you randomly and boom my tribes name on it, couldn't stop myself. I feel nostalgic.
Thank you so much for visiting my state Arunachal Pradesh which is one of the state of India where very less visitors come...
Thank you so much once again for making videos for the rest of the world to see my remote state.
We are rich in culture and pure & loving by heart in nature.
You expose us to the world, we are very grateful.
I wish you visited my Nyishi tribe villages but still I am contented.
Very strong and impressive pictures and a wonderful inside view into people's lifes. Very nice that you give the information readings in between and present background information. I appreciate that very much. It sure is a lot of work. Thumbs up and thank you for giving us all the chance to see these things. All the best to you! PS: I absolutely agree with Luc Leoni: Very qualitative pictures and a well done editing. An all around good series. The song thats played during they fish is that a recording of the women singing? Beautiful music.
CG I have read two of your comments on different videos. Your engaging and thoughtful comments are equal to highest form of appreciation to my work. Thank you! Keep them coming
5.20...that pouring sound of rice beer by naya or yaya(grany)was really an ear soothing sound😘🥰
I agree, I love it too!
As a language enthusiast, I find tonal language speakers in South Asia to be fascinating. Terutama karena di kita kan nggak ada ya. And how lovely was the song at the end? Hope the local government as well as the one across the border take preservation of their language seriously. Thank you for sharing your experience with the Idu Mishmi people!
Ari, thank you so much for your kind support and appreciative comment. It truly means a lot!
Love from Arunachal Pradesh 💖edu mishmi
Hey . I just explored almost 7 district of Arunachal and ending my trip today. So by searching something relevant on TH-cam ,I came across this content. This info was awesome. I was with with Idu mishmi community for 5 days . And I also was with Digaroo mishmi . This is amazing work you are doing. Within few days I will release my research paper on Digaroo Mishmi Tribe of Lohit District.
How it came to your mind to explore the diversity of our Arunacahal?
I wonder have you visited Tirap district or not, where the people of Nocte tribe resides along with The Tutsa tribe and Olo tribe.
I researched a lot before deciding which area to visit but I knew I wanted to go to the Northeast. I went to Longding area, the video would be the last episode from the series..
@@SyifaAdriana we are waiting for that
I knew longding will be part of your series as i spot wnachos in your trailer.
Waiting for the episodes ahead.
And if you feel like please make a visit to Tirap district some day.
The tirapian’s will love to have you on the oldest district.
Visit the Naga areas of tirap, longding and changlang.
I'm from Arunachal Pradesh tq for making this video... 🙂🙂🙂
🙂
You are one of the best TH-cam creator i have ever subscribed to....the backbreaking work in editing is really appreciated
Thanks! Appreciate it
@@SyifaAdriana I left some lenghty comments on your two vlog below but too bad You Tube Algorithm worked out it as spamming :-(
1. Indians' Life Near BHUTAN BORDER - Sherdukpen Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 5] &
2. GALO TRIBAL Marriage | Arunachali Wedding - Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 4]
4:31 first Blast
6:33 second Blast
7:02 Third Blast
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13:52 GoPro 7 Footage...
Hahahaha thank you Huzza! I have to check what you meant by that! Thank you for your kind support!
@@SyifaAdriana don't check just smiled 😅😅😅
Truth be told, Muslims have lots of restriction especially when it comes to women but i found you quite liberal and rational...i liked it so much, and i ponder you have already become and will keep on becoming an inspiration to millions of young and aspiring women across the globe. your contents and narration is outstanding and i liked the footage from drone. its worth watching, very useful...eye feast...good wishes
Awesome Documentary about Tribal people..
Thank you for your kind support!
Good to see you visiting our place... The land of rising sun... You definitely should come next year too... And enjoy .we welcome you.... ..
Good to see, being an idu mishmi feeling proud😆
Nice vlog.... Interesting perspective. Didnt skip the ads as always. Love from Bangladesh
Thank you so much for your kind support Iftekhar as always. It means a lot!
Finally you upload the beautiful tribe of AP idu mishmi thank you so much for showing lots of love from roing
Beautiful views of my culture..
Thanks for watching!
Yr pronunciation is very gud sister... Even mainland indian can't say those local dialect as proper
Thank you so much for the time, effort and hardwork in putting up this video. Thank you also for the narration on idu culture, language and tradition.
PS: I always make sure not to skip ads in your videos. That is the least i could do to help you in your journey.😊
Love and well wishes from Roing.
Thank you so much Andezo.. I am so glad that you can see the hard work. Thank you for not skipping the ads, it helps us, creator, to sustain ourselvers. I am glad you enjoy this video, I appreciate it very much :) Can't wait to return to Roing one day..
Sisi lain dari india yang banyak orang belum tau.,seperti indonesia yg begitu banyak kebudayaan.,terima kasih mbak syifa
Betul sekali.. terima kasih banyak ya!
It's pure love.. lots lots lots Ocean full of love from us... Do visit again and be part of our Idu Mishmi Community again
❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for your kind support Vivek! It means a lot!
9:40 Even my mother used to weave shawls and mekhalas in the same kind of loom (Naga Loom) but with way more sticks..but now aging has stop her this tradition of art and craft rooted weaving :-( and one thing....
Why are you so admirable Syifa Adriana
Awesome documentation of the culture and daily lifestyle of the people. For a minute there, I thought I was watching National Geographic or the Travel Channel. Shows how much hard work you put in this. Keep up the good work.
Nhon, thank you so much for your kind support and appreciative comment. It truly means a lot!
The state of Arunachal Pradesh is always uphold the primitive way of living that ancient people had share them . Among of different positive facts i really impressed to visit this Beautiful State of North East India.
Thank God WE the North East India have similar way of Living Culture and Believing.
Thank you so much madam for Exploring and Sharing Us the un or less explored places .KEEP IT UP and further more i wish and hope that more better vlog are coming through your Hardwork. I really Appreciate this video and May God Bless You and be with You whereever you Go.
Syifa is born to travel and tell stories. 😊 Much appreciated.
This girl is the power of smiling/laughing bomb....am so satisfied ur laugh........stay peace✌ lots of love frm siang..
Thank you so much Mouna, for your kind support!
Hi ma'am
Can you please go to Zayu county in China to make videos on Idu mishmi there...???
You are great miss traveling alone to extreme remote area in Eastern Indian & shown there culture & life style to us🙏👏. Keep going all the best, big fan from Singapore
So glad to see you again in India specially in Northeast India feels like a dream but wait no its reality 😮 thank you for exploring our beautiful Northeast god bless stay safe stay healthy...... 👍
Thank you so much for your kind support!
These people live in remote areas, there for no industry, all agriculture, they are poor but very peaceful, and much much cleaner then the Hindu/Muslim Indians areas
Hi Syifa, Welcome to Northeast India. After looking your first video, I became your fan. Keep exploring..
Love from Assam, India.
Thank you so much for your kind support, Manash!
I'm so proud of our northeastern brother and sisters .
And here is my humble request to all my fellow northeastern youths.. please donot ever forget where you come from .. where you belong .
We as a youth usually tends to get influence by the western culture and subsequently suppressing our beloved culture ,tradition, cuisines,
That's all 😊😊😊.. wonderful documentary.. loved it so much
You are excided and out of breath but very amazing to us. And again thanks for the video dear. Good luck
Al Demir, thank you so much for your kind support and appreciative comment. It truly means a lot!
Beautiful footage ,very nicely edited together, with just the right amount of commentary. Thank you for sharing. Really appreciate all your hard work to make the videos happen. Matt
Do visit the upper reaches of dibang, here u,ll get a greater picture and understanding of the tribe. As far as language is concerned, yes it's true that people, especially the younger generation speaks less of their dailects. But tremendous efforts are being undertaken to preserve it. Thanks for visiting, di visit again. This areas need more exposure.
You are awesome Syifa, taking us to remote places of the world.
Thank you so much Susanna for your lovely comment 🥰
Ow...so good to c my people . All i can c is my brother and aunties in the videos.....thank you. I hope u have enjoyed there.
Thank you so much for watching Layu!
Hi syifa! It is my first video and I m ur fan of ur work, may Allah keep u healthy and I want to say that if come in India ,plz come in Uttar Pradesh but this time is not appropriate because of Corona so when the situation is stable plz plz plz come in Uttar Pradesh...😘😘😘
Thank you Sumy for your kind support!
Syifa keep safe, we're in Lockdown and can't move or plan anything... stay healthy and safe wherever you travel.. Yu are Loved by us
Hi Jerry, hope that everything is well with you. I am sure the business is also affected by the situation. Thank you so much for still watching and support till this day!
@@SyifaAdriana nothing is moving except for medication & Food everyone else in LOCKDOWN
i wish i could have met you .i too idu mishmi ,thankyou for your video for showing my tribe . almighty nani intaya bless you and your family . will b waitng for your new videos.....
Thank you so much for your kind support!
@@SyifaAdriana you are always wellcome ...
How was your experience in the NorthEast of India ?
Aren't you from Northeast India? I thought you are also from North East India like us. You are beautiful as your video do, waiting for the next video 👌
No she is from Indonesia
Ino Arnuchal pardes N pasigat Beutyfu contere i like😍😍😍😍😍😍
Perfect Vlog as always
Thank you so much!
I am also belong to Arunachal pradesh. Are you still in Arunachal pradesh.
Good morning Syifa😊
I'm from North East India ... but i dont know about the Idu Mishmi Tribe .
But hatts off to you Syifa the way your giving full Details about them is so Amazing. This is why watching ur Videos or we can jus say A Short Documentary video is so so so Refreshing 🧘♂️
Wonderful tour,,,such tour make us to feel the fascination of life and interest of exploring knowledge , mental therapy as well.
Full support, this is gonna be a tough job, salute.
Indeed a tough job, thank you so much Mizo.. I appreciate it!
North East India is the safest for the tourist... To visit....
Syifa.. you are doing great job...It is interesting to watch your episodes.. Especially your video filming and editing are quite interesting. I would like to ask you about the Gopro that which model is best for video recording ...Kindly reply..
Thank you Srini! I use Go Pro hero 7, but any kind of camera/go pro will work.
Smile is the universal language that's what I see from you
Are they Tibetan original people ? Their face look , skin color, language are very diferent than Indian people in Sount, center and north Indian region
They speak mostly Tibeto-Burman languages i.e. languages related to Tibetan and Burmese.
You look like our people. Thanks so much for visiting my Arunachal Pradesh
Let me tell you ....our northeast indian culture will get the best exposure in the coming years .
Please do visit nagaland n I enjoyed your vlogs thank you so much for visiting the seven Sisters state of India. Love you n God bless you.
Syifa ..Thank you for showing my place to the world... looking forward to watch your vlogs from Arunachal series. Stay safe
Thank you so much for your kind support and appreciative comment. It truly means a lot!
Thank-you so much for visiting our place and make beautiful vedio ❤️
Hi, Syifa! Hello from your new Malaysian fan. 😍 How are you doing during this quarantine period? Are you still traveling?
Hello Ummi, thank you for your kind support. I am back in my apartment in Kathmandu, Nepal already and we are already experiencing the 2nd week of lockdown.. Hope all is well with you!
Hello I am from Arunachal
District changlang
Vly jairampur
Nice documentary Syifa..it helps us a lot in knowing the known and unknown tribes of India through you.
Your idu accent is really good.Thank you for this beautiful video ❤
Thank you mam for making this beautiful video about us ...love from Arunachal Pradesh ❤❤❤
Excited to know what areas you went to while in India? Did you go to more NE states like Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur, Tripura?
I really love your videos. Keep making more of such videos
Thank you so much for your kind support and appreciative comment. It truly means a lot!
thank you for the videos as it was beautifully filmed
I am so sorry to hear that you were sick with food poisoning, that is hard when you are travelling alone. I am glad you were able to rest in this lovely community:-) The videos you make really are eye-opening for me introducing me to communities & cultures that I had never heard of before. I particularly loved the women's singing, so beautiful. Thank you Syifa.
Thank you Insula, indeed it was not only physically challenging but also mentally when you are sick on the road and alone. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind support!
Nice to see your video #Adriana#. Keep on exploring North East India. Our North East India is diverse in culture and many aspects and you would definitely love exploring it more and more.
You are very humble. I love your attitude towards people, i love you, i love your channels. Im from Northeast India (Manipur) but i haven't been to any Northeast states so far. Thank you so much for showing us the world ❤️
Thanks a lot Sung Sung
Do visit Nagaland.It's a beautiful place with rich culture 😊
Probably one day! :)
We appreciate and value your travel vlog from the different part of the world.
There are about ~1000 Mishmi people who lived in China, and they are called Dengpa people here.
Everything is beautiful. You are awesome syifa 🤗🤘🤘
Thank you so much Lemnai. Hope that you are doing well!
Ya IAM good. Stay safe syifa.
Cool video...and that was a wonderful fishing expedition! 😊 Thanks for sharing Syifa 🙏
Thank you Vira.. I hope you and family are doing well with the current situation :) Thank you for always watching!
Syifa Adriana My family and I are doing well so far. Hope you and loved ones are well and in good health. Take care and stay healthy, Syifa! 🙏
Hi sister Syifa.... I've been watching your videos about couple of weeks and i loved it so much. I am from Northeast India, one of the state called Nagaland.Your smile is out of the world. Please visit Nagaland as well.
Iam also from roing I love this tradition no words to say about idu mismi tradition bas I love it
thank you on behalf of my tribe
Awesome edit and emotion capture
Bahut badhiya ❣️❣️
After going to India you have brought your channel to a new hight!
Nice.. iam your new fan ❤️
Thanks for exploring my state Arunachal Pradesh..& your face similar to us😊 & n u r soo beautiful😍