Bonang - The 12 year festival | Kinnaur | Nesang and Moorang Villages

[@raymondali5369]

Whatever the woman are singing is beautiful in the first half. I could feel my heart ready to soar. Love from Sydney, Australia.

[@indiainmotion]

Thanks Raymond.

[@being_pahadi_07]

India: mother of diversity.

[@Karma-qk5pd]

Great n rich culture .preserve it it's your identity . love from ladakh

[@sonamtsomo2060]

Beautiful culture and beautiful people ❤️ it and of course ❤️ your work, can understand you puted all your efforts 👌 superb

[@hela6208]

This is so very beautiful. We know little or nothing about our peoples of the far north and northeast. Thank you for bringing their culture , lives and joyful celebrations to us all. Your videos are a joy to watch !

[@sudarshanrai4773]

You deserve more than a million view man. Very informative.

[@indiainmotion]

Thank Sudarshan. The road to a million would be long, laborious and ultimately satisfying 🙂

[@Arun-sp8vl]

@@indiainmotion Quality is more important than Quantity. You have wonderful viewers than those people who have millions of views. You can understand from the comment section itself :).

[@haveenarebecah]

@@Arun-sp8vl exactly ❤️

[@vanisivadas2140]

One word- B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L

[@lakshmidivy]

I said the same comment in another video.. 👍👌🏻kudos to his work

[@lalitnegi007]

Amazing! You have wonderfully captured each and every moment of the festival. The climax was damn touching, people departing with tears in their eyes. May this brotherhood prevail till infinity.

[@indiainmotion]

Absolutely. The best thing about the festival for me was seeing the camaraderie between the people. On the downside the new generation doesn't seem to be as interested in the proceedings as the older people. All the young kids were bummed when they heard that the orchestra on the second evening was cancelled.

[@sendilc7584]

Add up my 100000000000 like for this video. What a beautiful tradition and culture. Thanks a lot is just a word for posting this video. Truly enjoyed it.

[@chetanvaidya8801]

Thnks sir it's been a imence pleasure to see my culture and you had brought smile to himanchal people. Basicely I am from Mandi H.P but for kinnour a always have a very unique feeling.

[@Tubemith]

You should be made brand ambassador of Himanchal Pradesh for promoting their culture and tourism...beautiful documentary..

[@ceciliasoans8113]

The sound resounds in the mountains and everything is in sync..it's as if nature itself is celebrating with it's people.. beautiful

[@harshapatel3846]

I have travelled a lot in India but not to Himachal Pradesh, utter Pradesh, utterkand and places such as zanskar, Ladakh spiti. When I watch vlogs like these i feel I have missed the best part of India. I am so glad that channels like yours are being shared. Your each vlog is so wonderful and unique and great to watch and the hard work is really appreciated. Thank you.👍🏽💯🇬🇧

[@srbhxplsv7544]

Even thousands thanks wouldn't suffice. A place is either known for its cultural heritage or natural beauty, or even both. Anna, you not only makes us experience the cultural immersion from comfort of our home but also invigorates the spirit of a traveler for the natural beauty captured in your lenses. I would personally want to accompany you someday to these unexplored heavens.

[@vijayguleria2511]

Thanks to kinnouri people's to save there culture

[@jadoon171]

entire north west, its people and traditions out of this world....amazing!

[@emue229]

I love your long shots, full of patience. This gives less strain on eyes and makes us experience as we are right there

[@seemadatta5634]

आपका काम बहुत सुन्दर है ।😊😊

[@amansuryannegi6700]

I heartlty Thanx to you for sharing this video.. I literally got goosebumps to watch this Incredible Culture .... Wish I could attend this Holly Momment.... #JaiOrmikshuG and #JaiShankcheyKyuJi #BrotherSisterRraltion #SaveCulture

[@indiainmotion]

You are welcome Aman. Indeed Kinnaur has some amazing culture and you guys should work hard to preserve it. I sincerely wonder how this festival would be like the next time after 12 years

[@kusumcharas2529]

Wow.... It's a beautiful video. Thanks for making this video..you have preserve n spread our culture in front of the world. Otherwise it will become hidden treasure. 🙏🙏

[@indiainmotion]

You are welcome Kusum. Thank you and everyone at Nesang for making me feel welcome during the festival. And I hope that you'll continue preserving your culture for a long time and not water it down for the sake of convenience.

[@kusumcharas2529]

India In Motion m trying ... But Ur efforts are appriciatable...

[@subbiahsivakumar]

Very beautiful...each time one percieves the immense diversity that is India one's heart swells...people like you make it possible

[@swasthjeevan9041]

Thank you! You narration and depiction is simply awesome. For me from Hyderabad, Telangana this is truly a wonderful experience.

[@01Bisht]

It takes us to depth of our culture. Thanks for sharing .

[@indiainmotion]

You are welcome Sachin. I hope to see more aspects of your wonderful culture in the coming months and years.

[@sanjaynegi1963]

Nice Sachin, 😀

[@odhip3851]

Amazing. Such beautiful and hospitable people. Splendid culture. 👌

[@indiainmotion]

Absolutely. Can't agree more about the people of Kinnaur.

[@SaroVelrajan]

Great compilation Saravana ! Thanks for bringing out India's nature + traditions to the broader world.

[@indiainmotion]

You are welcome Saro. Glad you enjoyed the video

[@divyeshjain56]

Love your videos as always u stunned me u are extremely lucky to be a witness of such traditional festivals

[@a1kumar87]

Grt Work.. Thank you very much for documenting these traditions & bringing to us. So again thank u🙏🙏🙏

[@sunilsaxena1302]

Great job ever thing so enjoyable and informative

[@Aath56]

Very underrated youtuber

[@subrata-maity]

Y r the real explorer Thanks for the amazing video💟💓💓🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💞💝❤ I wish your million subscribers

[@dilmeetkaur8608]

You are doing an exceptionally great job👍👍

[@MEMENTOMORI_23]

Thank you so much Saravana . This is the best video of Nesang. See you in July 2018. All the best for your journey.

[@indiainmotion]

Absolutely, I would love to come back for your Flaich festival. Btw, may I know your name. We probably met in Nesang this time but I’ll make sure to come say hello the next time I’m there.

[@MEMENTOMORI_23]

India In Motion I'm Pankaj Chaaras 😄😄😄

[@indiainmotion]

Haha. This is too funny. I couldn’t make out your face from the tiny profile pic.

[@tango2olo]

Your work inspires me to love my India even more.. Thank you sir..

[@ritesh4u2207]

बहुत सुंदर... इतने शानदार कल्चर से रूबरू करवानें के लिए आभार...💐💐💐

[@indiainmotion]

Thank you Ritesh

[@rekhabisht1773]

Rite

[@StoriesOnWheels9]

So beautiful! Felt the energy through and through! Those hymns are meditative!

[@insanity4232]

Amazing 😍😍😍 love my himachal ❤️

[@venkateshguru4670]

This is what I expected. Your narration is what keeping me hooked on to your videos.

[@indiainmotion]

Thanks Venkat. This is the video I should have done in the first place. But as always better late than never 🙂

[@ashishbodh3448]

Wow its a beautiful video.

[@akhilsen4]

Very beautifully captured..you have documented something now which can't be lost in time...the upcoming generations will appreciate this effort of yours...they will learn that a rich positive Heritage should always be conserved. I myself going to make a trip to Kinnaur district, starting from Recong Peop,let's see how it will go, i want to cover Spiti too but hope Jannuary will be benevolent on me.

[@anilpanta1505]

this time you upped it with your narration and additional footage. made it more beautiful and enchanting. preservation of culture explains all round prosperity of kinnaur they are blessed by their deities. thanks for sharing. as always i am looking forward to your next vedio.

[@indiainmotion]

You are welcome Mr.Anil. Sorry I was unable to check out your Raid video. I’ve been incredibly busy whenever I visit Peo. Always in a rush to edit and upload my videos before setting off on the next leg of my trip. It has been quite hectic, this Autumn in Kinnaur.

[@anilpanta1505]

+India In Motion you are enjoying the autumn and so am i through your lens. thanks. keep rolling. best of luck. i am waiting for the next video from you.

[@beerhabit9944]

You rocked in traditional attire! Thanks for the narrations, such beautiful people with a rich heritage🙏🏽 My son (11 years old) watches your videos with me and thinks you should take people along with you, lol...😆.

[@indiainmotion]

Your 11 year old probably has a better financial sense than me. But in all seriousness, I don't want to commercialize these things any more than I already do with my videos. These festivals will never be the same if you have hundreds of tourists milling around shoving their cameras at the faces of all these villagers.

[@beerhabit9944]

India In Motion very true Saravana, tourism impacts heavily in many facets and distorts the essence and way of life of the people and the environment in which they live. My son is yet to discover the beauty of solitude! Respect to you for bringing these experiences into our homes.

[@deepakbishwokarma5874]

wow it's so awesome video actually I'm not understand this language but like them voice 2years I was there that time I saw it really I love this songs and dancing I miss my past days

[@HimSafari4x4]

I missed these vlogs of yours, recently went to Nesang and noticed this amazing video. Simply awesome and informative.

[@indiainmotion]

Thanks a ton!

[@amithv4900]

Nice video. Truly deserve more views...

[@indiainmotion]

Thanks Amith

[@ratulmondal9576]

As always sir , very enchanting video !! The way of your narration is great . Very informative video. A marvellous work that takes us to different world.:)

[@indiainmotion]

Thank you Ratul. It definitely feels like a different world during these festivals.

[@ratulmondal9576]

Yes sir :)

[@sachinkabburkar3589]

Thank You for the video 😊🙏

[@rajkumarnegi2753]

very nice sir, thank you so much for our culture explore

[@_s.t.sana_]

Sir... Really an appreciable work... Especially the narration and the slomo's are genuinely praise worthy... Keep Going ... Best Wishes 💐💐💐

[@indiainmotion]

Thank you Tanzin. I'm glad you enjoyed the video

[@_s.t.sana_]

😊😊😊

[@ASinfraTech1025]

Love from Himachal ♥️

[@chandanmovie]

I was almost there till the time video stopped playing! lucky you who witnessed all this in real. Awesome video and great efforts to shoot it. kudos!!

[@indiainmotion]

Thanks Chandan. Happy to hear that.

[@MukeshSingh-ew5xj]

It's very relaxing and at the same time informative to watch your videos. It would be great if you can provide the link of all vidoes of a series. It's sometimes difficult to search and watch them in right sequence.

[@DG-zx9zs]

These should be shown and thought in our geography n history class.... 🙏

[@gianchand3087]

I don't now how this video came before me while surfing the U-Tube. Really wonderful video and you have shooted it like a commercial photographer. I want to add that I visited Nessang in 1980 to attend this unique festival- The Fulaych ( Ukhyaang) of Kinnaur at my friend sh. ST Negi and his wife Mrs Anita Negi, who is village Pardhan from last more than 15 years and a renowned personality. I attended this festival right from its start to the last moment. It is an awesome festival and people who are employed outside Kinnaur try to be part of this festival and manage their presence. It has revived my old memories. At that time Satluj used to be crossed through "JHOOLA" bridge system and road was very narrow and troublesome. Thanks for your contribution in preserving our National heritage. Gian, Ambala now at Beas (Amritsar)

[@SridharYoYo]

Love these sounds!

[@Tubemith]

This festival reminds me of maa nanda devi rajat yatra which is also celebrated once in 12 years in kumaon region of Uttrakhand.....villagers take maa nanda rajat yatra to bedini bugyals...

[@swasthjeevan9041]

It just could not believe that the deity met after 24 years! It is a generation!

[@devilrajput1673]

Bro come to Kishtwar in Jammu Also

[@KuldeepNegichannel]

Amazing 👌👍🙏

[@durgadevi6911]

Beautiful collection sir

[@riseandshine20]

Amazing .. Loved your shots .. Keep up ur work .. And yeah it was very informative👍😊

[@indiainmotion]

Thank you Riya

[@KingSingh25]

Mate, where are more videos? Almost 2 months you didn't load any beauty.

[@kavindersingh5929]

Beautiful❤❤

[@visualtreathd1535]

Happy to see there are no longer animal sacrifices involved. This makes such festivals much more pious. Also really appreciate your work. keep up the good work.

[@jaffuhunzai4441]

love from pakistan ,

[@DIWAKARTV]

I loved it and the way you describe the things.

[@Nivasvlogs]

priceless video for us and villages... was waiting for d narration...gt it.. Y cant u add some time lapse on their gathering and moving...

[@indiainmotion]

Thanks man. I did shoot some timelapses but I couldn't get the framing right (just carrying a 50mm lens for my timelapse camera). And moreover my laptop is not charging ever since I came back and I can't process the timelapse clips even if I wanted to.

[@sumaulimukherjee]

how much time it took to reach the temple and then come back? It is such a rough way.. were you able to walk at ease like the locals? These deities doesnt have any face, i saw something similar in Kulu.. they also have festival where they carry gods on such bamboos and travel such a long distance.... so different and beautiful!

[@indiainmotion]

It took between 2 to 3 hours each way. The deities do have faces. Ormic Shu has some 18 faces if I'm right. Most of the Kullu Devtas have faces as well and they are not hidden under the long matted hair like here.

[@indiainmotion]

Lol, the locals all compliment me on how easily I was able to walk on this terrain just like them. Seriously, these are some of the easiest trails you'll find in the mountains.

[@sumaulimukherjee]

Easy... really!! Oh with those long hair i always thought that is how they look... :P Are these deities another avatar of hindu goddess?

[@AmitKumar-wq3bc]

dude! i'll be there in 2021 too... promise.

[@PankajKaushik]

I dont know why u have not 1 million subscribers?

[@adityabafna9257]

Where r u ?????? Waiting For the video ??

[@indiainmotion]

I'm in Bangalore these days. Working on a timelapse project. And all my footage from Sangla valley was lost due to a corrupted SD card. So we'll have to wait a bit for my new content from Spiti. I'm planning to head there on the first week of Jan.

[@TheTechniq]

WoW WoW WoW! Amazing Video! Thanks a lot for making such a "wonderful' video.

[@indiainmotion]

You are welcome Orgyen

[@govindsharma183]

Niceee geruguse calture

[@mrbnb1]

so beautiful....

[@insanity4232]

You are amazing 👌👌

[@ajharwoods1974]

Sir please try showing these documentaries to discovery or National Geographic or history channel... They will really take these videos an also tie up with you.

[@rahulpurswani]

Where have you been? Miss your videos. - Fan love

[@indiainmotion]

Oh, I had to return to Bangalore. Got some work shooting timelapse videos of the city for a documentary. Will be back in Spiti early January.

[@rahulpurswani]

India In Motion That's Great.. Enjoy your new project. Most importantly, thanks for the reply.

[@thepahadimonk4724]

It's really wow vedio. Your this short vedio made me subscribe your KZbin channel.

[@indiainmotion]

Thank you. Hope you'll enjoy my future videos as well.

[@abhishekporaxar]

I’m an ethnic Assamese and this music (especially the instruments) are very similar to ours.

[@vijayakrishna07]

The second most happy people i see here. The first are the African kids with beautiful smiles.

[@shilpaganvir780]

Sir hindi language me video upload kijiye 🙏🙏

[@mudasirm2384]

Beauty!

[@sonamringchennegi8517]

so nice video

[@ctynwbraygalm]

SONAM RINGCHEN NEGI that's an interesting name. Tibetan first name Hindu Rajput last name? Where are you from?

[@rajkumarnegi2753]

@@ctynwbraygalm Every Kinnauri have Tibetan Name coz our culture and Language is Tibetan Buddhist,, but we didn't use officially but some are using

[@ctynwbraygalm]

@@rajkumarnegi2753 can you tell me how you count from 1 to 10 in your language? I want to see similarities. Thankyou.

[@rajkumarnegi2753]

@@ctynwbraygalm same like Tibetan Chik Ni Sum and Shi Nga duk Dhun Gyat gu Chu

[@balbirrawat9526]

Devta 💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@MrDreamer121]

I am so glad I found your channel. Top notch content. Just a suggestion though, some footage seems over-exposed, do you use an ND filter?

[@indiainmotion]

I do use an ND filter but I forget to slap it on sometimes. Need to be more disciplined about it in the future.

[@merimaacinema]

THANKS. And not directly related to this video, but ... How clear and present is the danger from wild animals in mountainous terrain? You have spoken about a late night encounter once, and the locales warning you on another occasion - Any other 'wild' experiences?

[@indiainmotion]

I would say that the chances of getting attacked by wild animals in these parts is as much as being stuck by lightning. The chance is there but it is extremely extremely rare.

[@beerhabit9944]

Saravana, how are your travels going?

[@indiainmotion]

They went well Bharti. I'm on a break now. Back in Chennai for a month before setting off to tackle the winter in Spiti.

[@beingtenzin9595]

Love it..

[@vickymobilegallery1373]

Good work..

[@hillsheart2heart335]

Loved it

[@anmolrawat9907]

There's lots of similarities between the culture of Kinnaur and chamoli of Uttrakhan . We also celebrate nanda Devi raj jaat after every 12 years . I wish you could come to chamoli for jaat

[@facelife6373]

Please tell me which is best place between kinnaur & lahaul??? Reply soon

[@rajkumarnegi2753]

same

[@MadhukarDhuri]

the bagroud score. did you record during this event? or from some other event. kindly eloborate what folk it is.

[@vineetnegiroxwang]

What is the frame rate used in the movie

[@indiainmotion]

24 frames per second. Why? Is anything wierd about the frame rate?

[@vineetnegiroxwang]

India In Motion No not at all,I was thinking about that the devi chandika doli is shot on 60 fps for slo-mo shot,which lens by the way

[@indiainmotion]

The slowmo shots were actually 120fps and I speeded up some shots later to 60fps while editing the final video. Everything was shot using the same lens. The 12-60” f2.8 to f4 kit lens that came with my camera. Auto focus doesn’t work during slowmo, so some of them would be a touch out of focus.

[@vineetnegiroxwang]

India In Motion for timlapses which lens?

[@indiainmotion]

For timelapses I use a manual focus Zeiss lens

[@thariq455455]

Bro please upload new video waiting.........

[@blakshmikar2342]

Now it's 2021 bro

[@khemsinghrawat284]

Culture name

[@rajdeepchelsea]

I have placed an order from my friend's account of 13k and in last month placed another order from my account. Please let me know if you are receiving kickbacks.

[@praveenbhat5392]

Great one..just one thing just audio quality was not that clear... BTW loved this short doc ...👌

[@indiainmotion]

Thanks for the feedback Praveen. Was it my narration that was not clear or the songs that were in the foreground at times.

[@praveenbhat5392]

India In Motion I think just as narration was going to be started , u should fade down background music ... And investing in a good mic would be appreciated...no disprespect.. ur content is just incredible..👌👌

[@tanishanegi7]

Beautiful..

[@indiainmotion]

Thank you Tanisha

[@Mytravel_tube]

Awesome

[@ShivamSharma-ek3yo]

Innocent people .. peaceful people because they are untouched by islam ..

[@nehanegi5676]

wl said🙏