🇧🇩Dodging Snakes And Meeting Indigenous people in the Lawarchara National Park, Bangladesh

[@awesometruth6409]

Valuing those who may never make the headlines is the ultimate virtue. Hat's off to your journey to the parts unknown.

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks so much for watching ❤️

[@pamrichardson1249]

Such a beautiful place & peaceful life. We must all work to preserve their environment. ❤

[@carriepatsalis]

Indeed ❤️

[@Carzz25]

I found this channel out tonight. The video is made very professionally, i never skip a second. And gonna praise your charming voice which made this video more exciting to watch. I subscribed your channel immediately. And wish you a healthy beautiful life. Thank you for visiting our Country Bangladesh. Sorry for my bad English

[@carriepatsalis]

You’re English is great! I wish I could speak another language like that! I am really happy you like my channel.. thank you! 😍

[@meerasabeka1177]

The tropical rain forest has amazing fragrance, sound of silence and wonderful feeling of touch of nature. We were warned of leeches… literally we treated one little girl with leech bite 😊 I am not surprised that you are fascinated with the place. Your description is praiseworthy. ❤

[@carriepatsalis]

That’s very kind of you! Thank you! I thoroughly enjoyed that day! Hope the little girl was ok with you!

[@yasinarafat1996]

Wow..!!This is so serene ❤How lovely the tribe’s people are..!!Seems you have had spending some quality time there❤

[@carriepatsalis]

It was so relaxed there.. seemed like paradise to me 😍

[@NirzarChDey]

I went there in 2018. It is one of the most beautiful memories for me, and I hope to go there again. There are a lot of dangerous beauties yet to explore! Happy exploring! 😁💚

[@carriepatsalis]

😁it was such a fun day.. and so beautiful there too! 😍

[@maksuduzzamankhan1408]

I was wondering, why do your videos ALWAYS touch our hearts, like every time! I've found another answer, you are incredibly similar to the people of Bangladesh.

[@carriepatsalis]

That’s such a lovely thing to say 🥰

[@naughty_birds]

Wow that tiny beautiful village 💓 Thanks for showing

[@carriepatsalis]

It was so so picturesque 😍

[@richardanthonybiggs]

Red headed Trogan 😂😂😂 good trip on the train I bet .. brilliant as usual Carrie 😊

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks Richie! I want to escape grey london and go and live in that rainforest for a few weeks right now!

[@ubaidullahshah2760]

All which you show about Bangladesh is amazing salute to you carrie ❤ from Pakistan

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks so much! Lots more to come 😍

[@sylotibaha830]

Sylhot division was a part of Assam even before 1947. In 1947 India and Pakistan got independent from British empire after the war. India wanted Sylhot division to become part of India but Pakistan didn’t want that. So Sylhoti people said they will choose their own country by voting them.They said If Sylhoti people want to become part of Pakistan they have to vote for "Ax" symbol" or If they want to stay with (Assam, India) they have to vote for "Hut house symbol". Most of the Sylhoti people were Muslim by religion so they choose to go with Pakistan. That's how Sylhot was separated from Assam. After 1971 when Bangladesh got Independent from Pakistan, Sylhot become officially part of Bangladesh from East Pakistan. There is more Sylhoti live in Assam,India than (Sylhot division, Bangladesh.) There are more Sylhoti live in other Indian states like: Tripura,Meghalaya,Assam,Manipur,Nagaland. They been living there since civilization. Assam was out of Bengal all the time. That's why Assamese people don’t consider them as Bengali. Sylhot used to be a important state of Assam. Even Assamese language is very similar to Sylhoti language. Like an example: English: Forgot. Bangla: Bhule gechi. Sylhoti: Faurilisi. Assamese: Pahorisu. See the similarity between Assamese and Sylhoti language. There is a dance in Assam call Bihu. Bihu dance and song is very similar to Sylhoti Dhamail dance and song. Assamese food, culture, language, clothing style are very similar with Sylhoti culture.

[@zaheenjamil-r6g]

One thing I have to say is the music in your videos is spot on....really improves the video immensely

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks.. I love using music.. many big KZbinrs tell me to stop because it takes a lot longer to edit , so I can’t turn videos out as fast, but I think it adds a lot

[@RahatKhan-vs5wh]

Very beautiful and greenish place, it’s a relaxing environment. 👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@carriepatsalis]

So relaxing.. I would love to stay there a few days 😍

[@m.a.rafayeenchowdhury4270]

Very nice from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks so much 😍

[@maksuduzzamankhan1408]

I'm waiting for those days when an immensely popular vlogger, you, will be celebrated. Carry on your caring.

[@carriepatsalis]

You’re very kind 🥰

[@5526-p6b]

Hi, I’m a Bangladeshi & currently living in Camden Town in London, I really likes your videos, I wish I can meet you one day …😊

[@carriepatsalis]

Love taking the London Waterbus from Little Venice to Camden.. have you done that? 😍

[@3minutesgymforhome]

Thank you for visiting Bangladesh and bringing out beautiful places of Bangladesh !

[@carriepatsalis]

It’s a pleasure 🥰

[@3minutesgymforhome]

I just became your biggest subscribed fan ! We have music video, DBoy-Bengali by ikky gaa . Made in Detroit .

[@alvi4518]

I love every one of your videos, thanks for making such videos❤️❤️

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you for watching 😍

[@rabbihossain2958]

U are such a amazing lady😍 each of your video help me to know my country newly....warmest love for u💗💗💗

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you 😊

[@m.a.rafayeenchowdhury4270]

Very nice from Bangladesh in Sylhet🇧🇩

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you 😊

[@moinsiddique8733]

Just Amazing! Looking forward to see u return to BD.

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you 😊

[@InfoHunter]

hello i'm sakib from info hunter. It's my area. hope we will work together soon.

[@carriepatsalis]

Hey there! Wow you live in that area? Loved it! I am in london now but hoping to return!

[@farhanarahman4049]

Very informative video. I am a Bangladeshi living in UK. And I was unaware of this rain forest in Sylhet. I heard about Lawachara park but don’t know the details. Thanks for your information. ❤

[@carriepatsalis]

Awww that’s lovely to read! Glad I was able to throw light on it for you ❤️

[@mdrakibulislamrakib9011]

💕💕💕💕💕💕. Be safe and keep smiling always like this. It's really amazing to see you in our lovely country, hope you enjoyed it ❤️

[@carriepatsalis]

I loved it thanks! And thanks for watching 😍

[@nayeef11]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@carriepatsalis]

Many thanks 😊

[@arifurrahman1498]

Carrie, you made change my mind. I am from Bangladesh, now live in hustling - bustling city of New York. here I see greeneries only for 5 months. (May to October). I planned to go to my country and visit next month and then rent a cottage in countryside of Nepal or Thailand. Now I am thinking to rent a small room in Khaisa village of Sylhet.

[@carriepatsalis]

You can absolutely find beautiful green retreats here.. another division I really really liked was Rajshahi division.. I will get round to editing it once home in london.. there aren’t credible places there, with one amazing recreation park in Bogura..

[@carriepatsalis]

Also would be good to check you could rent a room with the Khasia people.. their settlement is tiny.. so not sure whether they even do that.. but it would be amazing

[@Shairony]

The best one yet, at least for me. Love the house tour. And yes, we all support either Brazil or Argentina. In 2002, my second choice was England (because of Michael Owen). So yay!☺

[@carriepatsalis]

😁Michael Owen! That made me smile! Thanks.. have been looking forward to editing this one for a while.. just needed a few quiet days as there was a lot of footage! Glad you enjoyed it 😍

[@darksoul6482]

@@carriepatsalis David Beckham has genuine fanbase followers in Bangladesh. My best friend is a die hard fan of England Team and Manchester United.

[@Shairony]

@@carriepatsalis Well I'm a Scouser in my heart! Kinda kidding, but not totally. ☺

[@carriepatsalis]

@@darksoul6482 he was indeed an awesome player

[@carriepatsalis]

@@Shairony 😂

[@worldwalker360]

Welcome to Bangladesh. You will be surprised to know that David Niven's "'Around the World In 80 Days'' was filmed in Sylhet. The elephant ride was captured here.

[@carriepatsalis]

I still haven’t seen that film! I need to watch it!

[@saidulreza1023]

Lol.those background music are brilliant 👏

[@carriepatsalis]

😁thank you 😊

[@akash_fazle]

It’s fascinating how much a country as big as Iowa has to offer.. longest undivided sea beach, largest mangrove forest, mountains, lot of rivers etc

[@streetfoodearth5989]

Very nice bless you stay healthy always...

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you 😊

[@shahidulmamun4913]

We come to our bangladesh, I hope you are enjoying our country

[@carriepatsalis]

Loving it 😍

[@mohammedquamrulhaque8083]

Round The World in 80 Days ..the first movie was shoot in Laua Chara Rail Station

[@carriepatsalis]

I need to see it!

[@Mohammad-ve3hr]

Me and my family went there 4 years ago. It was lovely and beautiful but we went in the summer time which was a big mistake because we saw so many snakes thank god we survived

[@carriepatsalis]

Oh wow I can’t imagine!! Eeeek!!!!!

[@AshrafAli-is4wv]

I just lived in moulvibazar and didn't realise the forest would be that big with people living inside it... i guess i missed it. Next time i go to Bangladesh i should visit this place. Thanks for sharing

[@carriepatsalis]

Yes it opens up a whole different world in there.. 😍

[@GUULLIVER]

There is another rainforest nearby called "Rema Kalenga" in the Habiganj Upazilla. You can go there from Chunarughat in Habiganj.

[@carriepatsalis]

That sounds good.. thanks for the tip 😍

[@fahimrudra]

idk what you do or who you are, just seen this vid and stg I've never seen any "tourists"(?) go into such remote beautiful places of bd. Good to see you exploring lady!

[@carriepatsalis]

Awww thank you! I like to get off the beaten track.. I visited Bangladesh with my Bangladeshi friends 3 years ago and always said I would return.. et voila! 😍

[@fouziasultana2699]

You will be surprised to know that David Niven's "'Around the World In 80 Days'' was filmed in Sylhet. The elephant ride was captured here.

[@carriepatsalis]

I need to watch that and also I think it’s called hawa for the fishermen?

[@dipumojumdar5699]

you should try for National Geography channel. You have perfect voice for explaining the nature. enjoyed a lot to watch this video. Hope you are enjoying in Bangladesh.

[@carriepatsalis]

You’re very kind 🥰

[@kamalhossain6388]

You're really wonderful & truly friendly just like us( Bangladeshi) I wish I could invite you in my house as well..... thanks so much Carrie

[@carriepatsalis]

So nice of you 😊

[@zamirkhan-mr2qj]

In very short time u showed us so places I never knew existed, although I lived 18 years,will try to visit most of them in two years when I’m retired, traveling different countries is one of my wish lists, wish me luck 😢

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you! There are so many amazing places here I think a tour when you retire would be fantastic 😍

[@svn7608]

Dear @Carrie Patsalis, right now you are in Sylhet. There you may visit 1.Ratargul Swamp Forest 2.Tanguar Haor+Jadukata river 3.Bisanakandi+Bholagonj+Lalakhal. Though I shall not recommend Jaflong now. Because in winter its not as great as in rainy season. If you could manage time, you may visit Chandpur Mohona. There three rivers blend with each others and the water colors are different. The best time to visit there at the evening. You could enjoy the evening scenario from the bank of the river or from the river by boat/lunch. Even Chandpur city has many places to visit. You can check those in day time. Here some other tourist spots may amaze you. 1.Amiakhum, Nafakum 2.Nilgiri, Nilachol, Sajek Be safe and enjoy your travelling.

[@carriepatsalis]

I have heard sajek is incredible.. thanks for the recommendations

[@svn7608]

@@carriepatsalis yes, Sajek is wonderful place. Even the journey to Sajek, the road side view will make you amaze(I hope). In Sajek, you will find so many street dogs but interesting thing is, those dogs are not native. These dogs are foreign country's dogs, I have no idea how they have come there! Even you could visit Alutila Cave after visiting Sajek. Though I would recommend Amiakhum, Nafakum in winter season. You can check them from youtube. Hope you will like those videos. There are few places(hill side trails) where you have to walk hard such as Chandranath Temple, Napittachora waterfall where you may get injure, so that I shall not suggest about those. I am following your channel and watching one by one videos in my free time. Thanks.

[@FarhadChowdhury-p1l]

Please visit Chittagong hill tracts if possible. Though, it is a bit challenge to get the permission for foreigners. Rangamati & Bandarban is very beautiful.

[@carriepatsalis]

Video coming soon! 😍

[@iisatisfied5818]

Love your expressions😍 I just love how you reacts 😂

[@carriepatsalis]

😁thank you!!

[@alaminrhossain1230]

Welcome to The Capital Of Tea Love from Sylhet 🇧🇩❤️

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 😊

[@sgx8126]

Its a hilarious story telling. Btw, Did you know a scene of the famous movie 'Around the World in 80 Days' was filmed here?

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you! So I have heard! I need to watch it! Along with Hawa!

[@Aslan_Reza]

Yes ma’am, we have a rainforest in Chittagong and in Sythet. ….and Bangladesh is also home to the world’s largest Mangrove forest, I’m sure you knew that 😊

[@carriepatsalis]

I want to visit!! 😍

[@moviearchive3718]

My favourite so far

[@carriepatsalis]

Awesome 🤩

[@shimulahmed6291]

i like animals ...but not forest ...i always like mountains ...💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💗💗💗💗

[@shimulahmed6291]

thanks for your Beautiful reply ....💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@sylotibaha830]

Sylhot division was a part of Assam even before 1947. In 1947 India and Pakistan got independent from British empire after the war. India wanted Sylhot division to become part of India but Pakistan didn’t want that. So Sylhoti people said they will choose their own country by voting them.They said If Sylhoti people want to become part of Pakistan they have to vote for "Ax" symbol" or If they want to stay with (Assam, India) they have to vote for "Hut house symbol". Most of the Sylhoti people were Muslim by religion so they choose to go with Pakistan. That's how Sylhot was separated from Assam. After 1971 when Bangladesh got Independent from Pakistan, Sylhot become officially part of Bangladesh from East Pakistan. There is more Sylhoti live in Assam,India than (Sylhot division, Bangladesh.) There are more Sylhoti live in other Indian states like: Tripura,Meghalaya,Assam,Manipur,Nagaland. They been living there since civilization. Assam was out of Bengal all the time. That's why Assamese people don’t consider them as Bengali. Sylhot used to be a important state of Assam. Even Assamese language is very similar to Sylhoti language. Like an example: English: Forgot. Bangla: Bhule gechi. Sylhoti: Faurilisi. Assamese: Pahorisu. See the similarity between Assamese and Sylhoti language. There is a dance in Assam call Bihu. Bihu dance and song is very similar to Sylhoti Dhamail dance and song. Assamese food, culture, language, clothing style are very similar with Sylhoti culture.

[@carriepatsalis]

That’s very interesting heritage! Thanks for sharing 😍

[@csebizaymahiid1999]

Love from 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 😊

[@unseen_world.]

Much love madam 💗 God bless you 🙏🥰

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 😊

[@shibliani9154]

Carrie This is my home town that you went. Me from uk now

[@carriepatsalis]

Awesome 😎

[@Ahsanvi]

Thank you so much Carrie

[@carriepatsalis]

My pleasure ❤️

[@jahangiralom-qe7ux]

Beautiful

[@monaroja8317]

How to reach tis place??Next month i make trip to bangladesh. I start frm cox's bazaar end in dhaka. Fly back.

[@carriepatsalis]

So this place is up in the sylhet region.. it’s a beautiful area to visit

[@creationsoffarzid1154]

Very funny commentary, best way to handle the wild life and forest.

[@carriepatsalis]

😊thank you 😍

[@jhantuman]

This place really nice though I never been there😥

[@carriepatsalis]

You should go 😍

[@mayankkumar3884]

Great video knowledge video dear

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks for watching 😍❤️

[@m.a.khalidhasan2717]

Sonargaon video was so good and also funny❤🎉

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks! So happy you’re enjoying my vlogs 😍

[@m.a.khalidhasan2717]

@@carriepatsalis It's our pleasure to see that you foreigners came to Bangladesh and discover many Things that even many Bangladeshi people didn’t know. Take love from Bangladesh❤️

[@JahidulIslam-oj8df]

Amazing 😍

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 🤗

[@konigkhan4248]

❤

[@tarhad7922]

visiting from Facebook ads hahaha.

[@carriepatsalis]

Awesome! Thanks for coming across!

[@albartbiswas1914]

❤❤❤

[@bratatimazumder176]

Nice video ❤

[@HomeTravelGardenInspo]

Wow 🤩

[@carriepatsalis]

🥰

[@sifat666]

This place Lawachara was captured in an Oscar-winning movie "Around the world in 80 days" back in 1954. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGjWh6eegqaBqdU

[@carriepatsalis]

Oooh will check this! Thank you! 😊

[@sylotibaha830]

Sylhot division was a part of Assam even before 1947. In 1947 India and Pakistan got independent from British empire after the war. India wanted Sylhot division to become part of India but Pakistan didn’t want that. So Sylhoti people said they will choose their own country by voting them.They said If Sylhoti people want to become part of Pakistan they have to vote for "Ax" symbol" or If they want to stay with (Assam, India) they have to vote for "Hut house symbol". Most of the Sylhoti people were Muslim by religion so they choose to go with Pakistan. That's how Sylhot was separated from Assam. After 1971 when Bangladesh got Independent from Pakistan, Sylhot become officially part of Bangladesh from East Pakistan. There is more Sylhoti live in Assam,India than (Sylhot division, Bangladesh.) There are more Sylhoti live in other Indian states like: Tripura,Meghalaya,Assam,Manipur,Nagaland. They been living there since civilization. Assam was out of Bengal all the time. That's why Assamese people don’t consider them as Bengali. Sylhot used to be a important state of Assam. Even Assamese language is very similar to Sylhoti language. Like an example: English: Forgot. Bangla: Bhule gechi. Sylhoti: Faurilisi. Assamese: Pahorisu. See the similarity between Assamese and Sylhoti language. There is a dance in Assam call Bihu. Bihu dance and song is very similar to Sylhoti Dhamail dance and song. Assamese food, culture, language, clothing style are very similar with Sylhoti culture.

[@mdbiplob4725]

Carrie u look pretty in kamiz ..from dhaka

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks so much! My favourite ❤️

[@m.a.khalidhasan2717]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AnwarHussain-vm9fk]

Nice Video

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 😊

[@sazislam]

Good content

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 😊

[@rayhanahmed4377]

Please come to our Sylhet city.

[@carriepatsalis]

Loved Sylhet 😍

[@revelation333]

This is part of greater Sylhet.

[@carriepatsalis]

Sylhet is a beautiful division 😍

[@sylotibaha830]

Sylhot division was a part of Assam even before 1947. In 1947 India and Pakistan got independent from British empire after the war. India wanted Sylhot division to become part of India but Pakistan didn’t want that. So Sylhoti people said they will choose their own country by voting them.They said If Sylhoti people want to become part of Pakistan they have to vote for "Ax" symbol" or If they want to stay with (Assam, India) they have to vote for "Hut house symbol". Most of the Sylhoti people were Muslim by religion so they choose to go with Pakistan. That's how Sylhot was separated from Assam. After 1971 when Bangladesh got Independent from Pakistan, Sylhot become officially part of Bangladesh from East Pakistan. There is more Sylhoti live in Assam,India than (Sylhot division, Bangladesh.) There are more Sylhoti live in other Indian states like: Tripura,Meghalaya,Assam,Manipur,Nagaland. They been living there since civilization. Assam was out of Bengal all the time. That's why Assamese people don’t consider them as Bengali. Sylhot used to be a important state of Assam. Even Assamese language is very similar to Sylhoti language. Like an example: English: Forgot. Bangla: Bhule gechi. Sylhoti: Faurilisi. Assamese: Pahorisu. See the similarity between Assamese and Sylhoti language. There is a dance in Assam call Bihu. Bihu dance and song is very similar to Sylhoti Dhamail dance and song. Assamese food, culture, language, clothing style are very similar with Sylhoti culture.

[@rubayatraiyan9477]

Do you pose for the thumbnails separately?

[@carriepatsalis]

Usually I do it wherever I am

[@rubayatraiyan9477]

@@carriepatsalis you look adorable in them 😆

[@carriepatsalis]

@@rubayatraiyan9477 😁😆

[@naieemworld]

🇧🇩🧡🇧🇩

[@carriepatsalis]

😍❤️🇧🇩

[@wolverinescratch]

I closed my eyes and ended up in Islamabad

[@carriepatsalis]

You what?! 😂

[@wolverinescratch]

@@carriepatsalis apparently I flew better with Emirates

[@carriepatsalis]

@@wolverinescratch 😂you crack me up!

[@sylotibaha830]

Sylhot division was a part of Assam even before 1947. In 1947 India and Pakistan got independent from British empire after the war. India wanted Sylhot division to become part of India but Pakistan didn’t want that. So Sylhoti people said they will choose their own country by voting them.They said If Sylhoti people want to become part of Pakistan they have to vote for "Ax" symbol" or If they want to stay with (Assam, India) they have to vote for "Hut house symbol". Most of the Sylhoti people were Muslim by religion so they choose to go with Pakistan. That's how Sylhot was separated from Assam. After 1971 when Bangladesh got Independent from Pakistan, Sylhot become officially part of Bangladesh from East Pakistan. There is more Sylhoti live in Assam,India than (Sylhot division, Bangladesh.) There are more Sylhoti live in other Indian states like: Tripura,Meghalaya,Assam,Manipur,Nagaland. They been living there since civilization. Assam was out of Bengal all the time. That's why Assamese people don’t consider them as Bengali. Sylhot used to be a important state of Assam. Even Assamese language is very similar to Sylhoti language. Like an example: English: Forgot. Bangla: Bhule gechi. Sylhoti: Faurilisi. Assamese: Pahorisu. See the similarity between Assamese and Sylhoti language. There is a dance in Assam call Bihu. Bihu dance and song is very similar to Sylhoti Dhamail dance and song. Assamese food, culture, language, clothing style are very similar with Sylhoti culture.

[@munshishajahan2737]

❤️🇧🇩❤️

[@carriepatsalis]

😍❤️

[@lovepeaceforall]

You deserve more subscriber. But yiu made 58 videos about Bangladesh 😵‍💫

[@akshitsaxena2597]

Why didn't you posted all videos of india series.

[@carriepatsalis]

The timing wasn’t right with my travels and I want to do those videos justice.. don’t worry.. they will come after Bangladesh and I will make sure they are really lovely 😊

[@akshitsaxena2597]

@@carriepatsalis I will wait for them...the past videos were really good. The reply was rapid fast though THANKYOU ☺️

[@carriepatsalis]

@@akshitsaxena2597 thanks for your support 😍

[@unseen_world.]

one video please madam,Khulna sundarban

[@carriepatsalis]

It’s coming 🥰

[@unseen_world.]

@@carriepatsalis 🇬🇧🥰😍

[@YASIRALIVIRK]

Nice

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks

[@stifenjack220]

Hlw, did you visited the bongobondu shekh mujib safari park yet? Which is in chakaria, on the way of coxbazar. If you Don't, when you'll come, you can knock me. I will show you everything. 1st you should search from google.

[@carriepatsalis]

Sounds great! Will check!

[@abusufyan7101]

Stay safe from toxic mosquito

[@rohmanshah2679]

Looks like Amazon forest

[@carriepatsalis]

It does indeed 😍

[@rashequddinahmed9511]

Tips for those who've never seen snakes in the wild. DON'T TOUCH, STAY AWAY, RUN AWAY. There are instances where many goofs who've seen to many snake handling videos think they can handle such dangerous creatures end up getting attacked and the poor snakes get the blame.

[@carriepatsalis]

I would definitely not aim to handle one 😆

[@alwafiq9430]

Eta kon jelai

[@markinboy]

Sylhet.

[@humayaranajninetamanna6067]

Those monkeys actually do attack sometimes. I got bitten by one in 2019 and had to get rabies shot.

[@carriepatsalis]

I can imagine.. I touched a tissue packet in my pocket which made a rustling noise and it came running towards me so I had to hide the packet and walk quietly away.. it’s always better to leave them alone and definitely not feed them as they just learn to approach.. greedy little things! 😁

[@joynalabedin09]

your camera name?

[@carriepatsalis]

So I use a mix.. for walking and talking mainly a go pro hero 11.. (swap to iPhone sometimes).. then if I can’t take my drone.. I take my Insta360 x3.. I have a long stick for it.. it’s an incredible camera but sometimes the stitching is a bit off so I don’t use it for main chat..

[@Oil_man.]

Hi mam any chance to meet you in London

[@carriepatsalis]

I am moving around ALOT with work.. but I wonder if you can recommend a Bangladeshi restaurant in london? I would like to visit an authentic one one day

[@easterneye2773]

If you go to Brick Lane and Whitechapel there will be many Bengali restaurants. Feel free to check out Kolapata (banana leaf) restaurant or feast & mishti both in Whitechapel but Kolapata is very popular for sizzling lamb and pilau rice

[@Yourbabz3]

You are so beautiful ❤️

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks so much ❤️

[@rahulhussain4866]

🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@mahirenenimele5716]

Ma’m those poster snakes were, king cobra, not python, thanks for these videos anyway,,,

[@carriepatsalis]

Correct

[@mahirenenimele5716]

@@carriepatsalis I don't believe that you have replied to me… That's great, and thank you again for exploring my country that beautifully!❤❤❤.. Next year I would visit your country, can you tell me where is it??

[@carriepatsalis]

@@mahirenenimele5716 I always try to reply.. I appreciate your support and want to thank you for watching my videos.. not many people know me on KZbin 😍

[@mahirenenimele5716]

@@carriepatsalis I am pretty much sure that. By the end of your Bangladesh tour, you will get a good amount of audience on KZbin. At least you will get a good start! And I hope you to come back again in Bangladesh!❤❤❤

[@carriepatsalis]

@@mahirenenimele5716 thanks so much 😊

[@ssmobilesss9179]

,,Madam your country,,,? Please tell me?

[@carriepatsalis]

U.K. 🇬🇧

[@bahauddin5813]

This year na🤣😂 Legend catch it words 🤣😂

[@carriepatsalis]

😂

[@bahauddin5813]

@@carriepatsalis Love you & Also your videos...

[@কেফায়েতআহমেদ]

love you sister, and i always pray for you for video making. Iam a video maker but not like you, i make very simple videos

[@carriepatsalis]

Just keep practising.. that’s what I do.. keep trying new things 😍

[@কেফায়েতআহমেদ]

Thanks for advice Carrie. yes have to do it, try is always good way to get success

[@rezakhan8290]

Actually they are not indigenous to Bangladesh. It is a misconception . Their forefathers moved from Asham, Tripura, Nepal, Burma to Bangladesh.

[@carriepatsalis]

Interesting 🙌

[@sylotibaha830]

Sylhot division was a part of Assam even before 1947. In 1947 India and Pakistan got independent from British empire after the war. India wanted Sylhot division to become part of India but Pakistan didn’t want that. So Sylhoti people said they will choose their own country by voting them.They said If Sylhoti people want to become part of Pakistan they have to vote for "Ax" symbol" or If they want to stay with (Assam, India) they have to vote for "Hut house symbol". Most of the Sylhoti people were Muslim by religion so they choose to go with Pakistan. That's how Sylhot was separated from Assam. After 1971 when Bangladesh got Independent from Pakistan, Sylhot become officially part of Bangladesh from East Pakistan. There is more Sylhoti live in Assam,India than (Sylhot division, Bangladesh.) There are more Sylhoti live in other Indian states like: Tripura,Meghalaya,Assam,Manipur,Nagaland. They been living there since civilization. Assam was out of Bengal all the time. That's why Assamese people don’t consider them as Bengali. Sylhot used to be a important state of Assam. Even Assamese language is very similar to Sylhoti language. Like an example: English: Forgot. Bangla: Bhule gechi. Sylhoti: Faurilisi. Assamese: Pahorisu. See the similarity between Assamese and Sylhoti language. There is a dance in Assam call Bihu. Bihu dance and song is very similar to Sylhoti Dhamail dance and song. Assamese food, culture, language, clothing style are very similar with Sylhoti culture.

[@rezakhan8290]

@@sylotibaha830 Absorbtion of other languages is very common thing all over the world due to inter-mingling. It doesn't mean these people where here before the Bangla speaking people. It only means they have co-existed with us for a long time and had interaction of socio-economic nature. They are not indigenous to the land, They are other tribes in other places in Bangladesh,too. Who came over for socio-political causes. Current Rohingas are a prime example.

[@humblebee8334]

It’s not kashier! They are called kashee tribe.

[@carriepatsalis]

Everyone seems to have a different idea on this.. you’re the fourth variation! I can only go on what my guide and wiki says..

[@humblebee8334]

@@carriepatsalis maybe, but I’ve heard locals that live in that area say kashee

[@sylotibaha830]

Sylhot division was a part of Assam even before 1947. In 1947 India and Pakistan got independent from British empire after the war. India wanted Sylhot division to become part of India but Pakistan didn’t want that. So Sylhoti people said they will choose their own country by voting them.They said If Sylhoti people want to become part of Pakistan they have to vote for "Ax" symbol" or If they want to stay with (Assam, India) they have to vote for "Hut house symbol". Most of the Sylhoti people were Muslim by religion so they choose to go with Pakistan. That's how Sylhot was separated from Assam. After 1971 when Bangladesh got Independent from Pakistan, Sylhot become officially part of Bangladesh from East Pakistan. There is more Sylhoti live in Assam,India than (Sylhot division, Bangladesh.) There are more Sylhoti live in other Indian states like: Tripura,Meghalaya,Assam,Manipur,Nagaland. They been living there since civilization. Assam was out of Bengal all the time. That's why Assamese people don’t consider them as Bengali. Sylhot used to be a important state of Assam. Even Assamese language is very similar to Sylhoti language. Like an example: English: Forgot. Bangla: Bhule gechi. Sylhoti: Faurilisi. Assamese: Pahorisu. See the similarity between Assamese and Sylhoti language. There is a dance in Assam call Bihu. Bihu dance and song is very similar to Sylhoti Dhamail dance and song. Assamese food, culture, language, clothing style are very similar with Sylhoti culture.

[@2l84t]

There are more snakes in my living room.

[@carriepatsalis]

😂

[@neeghatakther4499]

Don’t talk they can hear you 🐍

[@carriepatsalis]

😁

[@sylotibaha830]

Bengalis has been trying to kill Sylhoti language for more than 50 years and insulting Sylhoti language by calling It a dialect of Bangla. Sylhoti scripts are 2 thousand years old and Bangla is only 5 hundred years old. Sylhoti is a tonal language and Bangla is a non tonal language. Bangla has nothing to do with Sylhoti. Due to the dominant political reason of Bangladesh, Bengali speakers don’t want to recognize Sylhoti as a different language. But we Sylhoti people know Sylhoti is not a dialect of Bengali cuz when a dialect can developed It's own writing system and grammar It's no longer a dialect. It becomes a separated independent language. Sylhoti language even has It's own grammar and vocabulary too and It's not even a dialect of Bangla. Sylhoti language has nothing to do with Bengali language. Sylhoti language has all kinds of qualifications and features be a separated independent language.

[@arghyaas3754]

46 tribes

[@carriepatsalis]

Amazing 😻

[@s.hosyen8663]

According to national database its 50

[@carriepatsalis]

@@s.hosyen8663 that’s fantastic!