Ep 6 Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh | Monastery visit, | Tawang War Memorial | Tawang Light & sound show

Tawang is headquarter town of Tawang district, located at 450 km distance from Guwahati, It is one of most visited tourist destinations in Arunachal pradesh, its altitude is 10000 ft.
In this video you will see our visit of Tawang monastery, Food exploration in Tawang market, visit to the local market of Tawang and also visit to the Tawang war memorial.
This was our 6th day of our Tawang tour, this video was shot on 14th April 2022.
Tawang Monastery - We started our day with Tawang Monastery which is one of the biggest gompa in India. We met guru ji in the monastery who has given us insights about the monastery. Nearabout 500 monks stays in this monastery.
Old Market, Tawang - We explored the market, you will find many restaurants & hotels around this area, many shops selling woolens & shoes.
Dragon Restaurant - We had lunch Momos & Veg Thenthuk in one of the restaurants in the Old market.
Tawang war memorial - This memorial is built in Buddhist architecture, in the memory of india martyrs who sacrificed their life in Indo-China War 1962.
There is room in which information about subedar Joginder singh information is written he was the commander who fought bravely with chinese along with others.
Timings of Light and sound show - 5.30 pm daily.
In next episode you will see Bumla pass which is located at 15200 ft,It is the India China border LAC.
In the month of April we got to see snowfall in Bumla.
Hope you enjoyed watching this episode about Local sightseeing in Tawang.
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[@kathanchaudhari8393]

This monks are too good.... they looks always happy. This is the beauty of Buddhism

[@harshb747]

Buddhism is part of sanatan dharma. All hindus Buddhists Sikhs and Jains should visit each other's temples regularly and understand all branches of sanatan

[@DK-lg7ti]

​@@harshb747 .you must be joking my friend

[@shibabrataray8610]

@@harshb747 yes it was ..but They don't consider themselves like that nowadays..so unnecessary arguments will be started now..all these 4 religion are of Bharat barsh that's the core thinking

[@Shubham-rl6qf]

Beauty of Buddhism comes when Neo-Buddhist cult always do one thing for 24*7 -Abusing and insulting Hindu Gods Real face of Buddhism u ll understand when u start reading Real history Buddhist bikshu are one who supported muslim to attack sindh And that was the time when "India wahi se Gulami start hui"

[@adityasygaming6261]

beauty of meditation

[@arifhussainhazarika851]

OK you are right that Tawang circuit if you want to complete than according to spot wise starting from 1 to 9 days minimum & up to 25days will be cover as a whole both the once Historic Kameng Frontier in British regime now West Kameng dist & present Tawang Dist. This circuit lies totally DIVERSE East Himalayan eco system wet zone. Flora & fauna totally endemic than rest of Himalayan zone or world. Lhasa is the shortest distance from Tawang. One famouse trekking route lying throughout the districts link with Tibet, trek named was derived a British surveyor FM Baily, who had 1st search a short trade route towards linked up with Tibetan Capital Lhasa but his attempt was failure due to harsh weather & hazardous landscape. Still yak shephered using this route as their pasture valleys, very very panoramic this route 9 to 11days from Dirang to Thimbu near Tawang along the Gowrisen & Kengto peak the highest peak in Eastern Himalaya.....👍👌👌👌👌

[@dhirajlaltaunk3679]

भारत चीन युद्ध 1962 में हुआ। भारत सरकार ने धन योजना में खर्च किया। सेना अनाथ जैसी थी। चीन बार्डर में रोड़ रास्ते की उपेक्षा की गई। सेना के वाहन रसद पहुंचाने में बहुत तकलीफ़ पाते थे। हथियार खरीदने की जरूरत नहीं थी कारण सभी देश मित्र जैसे थे। नेहरू जी के बाद मोदी जी ने देश का विकास किया। ऐसा कह सकते हैं विकास पुरुष।

[@sourabhv4612]

Beautiful beautiful episode, thanks for spending so much time highlighting the sacrifices made by our valiant soldiers in protecting our homeland. Tawang is beautiful and sedate, it feels like a home away from home. While appreciating the beauty shown in this episode, the last few moments of the episode showing Bumla pass are hauntingly beautiful, mystic and are probably the most visually stunning sights from the house of Visa2Explore in it's history!

[@ashimkumarghosal2549]

A big salute to our brave warriors! Waiting eagerly for the next episode.

[@lalubatham1435]

Sir mujhe guma doo Arunachal Pradesh

[@beautifulworld-b9q]

Incredible India..!!! All North Eastern States are beautiful...!!! Arunachal is a good tourist destination...!!!

[@saanjhpurohit6305]

A wonderful series depicting the incredible and unique sights & sounds (and diverse food) of India, and showcased by the exceptionally affable and warm Mr. Bali. Our best wishes to you (my grandmother enjoys each episode and loves your very clear narration). Heartiest congratulations to you and the Team.

[@negimemorandum3941]

This is very nice coverage. I visited this place in 1984 when my father was army (Assam Rifles) company commander in Tawang. Visited the Monastery then. Thanks for refreshing my memories. War stories give child hood memories. In 1984 same indo china war situation was growing when we have seen our jawans and soldiers were digging bunkers at strategic locations. Though it didn't begin. Lance Naik Jaswant Singh (now a Major) is a well known name in this Sella Pass war. Still couldn't understand why he was not given paramveer chakra. ...keep covering such places

[@chinnidutta4099]

it was an awesome episode I got tears in my eyes. hats off to our Indian Army. God bless you. Get well soon. om sai ram.

[@BADツmr.areshpuroht]

वास्तव मे vlog क्या होता है उसका सार्थक अर्थ व उत्तर आपके विडियो मे मिलता है .........😍😍😍

[@vidyadhardhamankar980]

नमस्कार सर, आपके व्हिडीओ हम रेग्युलर देखते है। लेकिन अभी आपके पोस्ट से मालूम पडा की आपके घुटने का ऑपरेशन हुआ है। अब आपकी तबियत कैसी है? आप शीघ्र ही स्वस्थ हो और घुमफिर कर हमेशा की तरह व्हिडीओ बनाना शुरु करेंगे ये हमारी तरफ से आपको शुभ कामना। आपका विद्याधर, पुणे

[@nehagupta7969]

mesmerizing episode.....a big salute to all the soldiers, we are so blessed to be born in such a great country.

[@Looptraveller]

sahi mai

[@tirthankarmandal1410]

Sir I respect you as you showed us arunachal Pradesh in details and beautifully❤️

[@varunyoung7569]

सर अब आपका पैर कैसा है ... Get well soon sir

[@bikash908]

Awesome Arunachal Pradesh... 👌 Thanks Harish Ji for travel over such beauty.... Best time to visit.. Nov to Dec... celar sky with snow capped mountains.

[@duplhatsering8649]

Thank You INDIA,Thank You shri Harish Baley Ji.JAY HIND,Tashi Delek,Namasekar.

[@blissbhojan]

Harish Bhai you should be awarded by the Indian Government for making the best videos on tourist destinations of our country ❤️🌹🙏 How's Your Health now ?

[@unitycatalog]

Subedar Joginder Singh is from my maternal village

[@ngimasherpa1607]

Proud to be Himalayan our culture are no matter where you go it is very similar whether you in Nepal or Sikkimese or Himachal.thanks for the Video

[@arifhussainhazarika851]

Yet another point out about museum where a pair of big curved Ivory, that is not Elephant's Tusk, could you think Elephant tusk allways tall & little ban, but this Tusk were in JURASSIC AGE that is MAMMOTH TUSK....ok...মই আপোনাৰ ব্লগ প্ৰায় চাও।👍👍👍

[@utpalkumarsaikia1425]

In 1962 Indo China war, Jwaharlal Nehru bid farewell to the North east people.

[@anoopkc4034]

🌹 around the world in 8 dollars where is the doubt...??? had like to see , visit in beautiful place of GREAT INDIA..! GOA , NAINITAL BHAGIRATHI ganga nadieie ,UK , HARIDWAR , SAHARANPUR UP , BANGALORE karnataka , JAMMU kashmir have visited...now shall go to SHILONG anoopkumar arora

[@rakeshpanchal3344]

💪🇮🇳💪 बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण जानकारी प्राप्त करवाई आपका बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद 🙏🏼🚩🇮🇳💪🇮🇳💪🙏🏼

[@travelexbyshriyaarindam3302]

Sir , your videos are sooo good . Our entire family enjoy your clips. Thanks for explaining so well so that travellers like us can take informed decisions and plan well ..

[@mousona143]

Thanking you for bringing back the mesmerizing Arunachal Pradesh. My first and birth place. But sir Kalaktang ko bhi ek baar explore karna chahiye

[@guri-0000]

Another beautiful episode 😍, bollywood did not do justice to promote northeast India tourism, just and only kashmir.Otherwise north east would have flourished more. Now I believe your videos are going to make lots of impact on tourism. Hail Indian Army and AP Locals.😍🥰

[@YATRALIFE]

First comment 👍

[@YuvrajSingh-333jan15]

Get well soon Harish ji.... waiting for Tirthan valley ❤️

[@chandrabhushan8597]

What happened to Harish ji?

[@quaishahmedSiddiqui]

After seeing your video, I feel north east india has much more potential to attract south east countries Buddhist traveller, so tourism ministry of india will need to develop this monastery.

[@deepakgogoi5975]

Another very interesting and information rich travel video. As I said to you when we met in Guwahati a few months ago, you are doing great work familarizing the northeast to the rest of India. Keep traveling off the beaten tracks and posting great content on your channel. All the best.

[@a.sgamers2313]

If you wanna be a hindu muslim aur sikh be a religious person like this monk ... poliyicians ke behkaave me mat aana wo hume aapas me marwaaenge aur khud luxurious life lead karenge ... the beauty of india is unity in diversity

[@stefanmarks1381]

Did you know?,,, The origin of the Tawang monastery dates back to the 17th century between 1680-1681. Merak Lama Lodre founded it with the blessings of the 5th Dalai Lama. The monastery was influenced by the Gelug (Yellow Hat) school of Vajrayana Buddhism, Buddhist traditions that have a connection to tantras. However, before the rise of the Gelug sect, Nyingmapa- the oldest of the four Tibetan Buddhism schools was dominant in the area. The fort-like structure of the monastery was under the control of Tibet up until 1914. After signing the Simla agreement, the area was ruled by the British. Legend has it that... The revered spiritual abode is not a haven for monks but is also a monastery surrounded by intriguing legends. The first legend narrates the story of the origins of Tawang Monastery. Merag Lama Lodre Gyatso’s horse found the location of the monastery. During his search, Merag failed to find the right place. He took refuge in a cave to pray and seek divine intervention. He left the cave only to find his horse missing. After a long search, Merag Lama found his horse grazing on Tana Mandekhang, a mountain which was earlier the palace of King Wala Wangpo. The lama took this sight as a blessing and established the monastery in 1681. The second legend talks about Terton Pema Lingpa, a saint who spoke about the initiations of Tamdin and Kagyad, which led to the name Tawang. Ta is an abbreviation of Tamdin, and Wang means initiation. The third legend revolves around the white horse of the Prince of Lhasa. This horse wandered into the Monpa region and was later found grazing at the monastery’s current location.

[@tseringgyatsotsechung2763]

Well explained! Thanks 🙏

[@fullmasti1944]

Jawaharlal Nehru ko gali kyu na du.... Unke Karan.... Na jane kitne logo ne apno ko kho diya ... Aur hame prajay ka samna karna para😭😭😭

[@sagatammanna8358]

hello sir bahut Achcha Laga Ham bhi aapka Jaise hi koshish karta hun vlogging karne ke liye .

[@RealChristianTV]

Harishji get well soon🙏

[@sk00411]

1962 ki war was the harshest war for India after independence....just azaad huye the...British loot ke le gaye thhe aur partition.... War ka shock aisa thaa ki hamare first prime minister bhii sadme mein aayein aur next 1.5 years mein unki death bhii ho gayii ...

[@pranatisonowal7621]

Waited eagerly for your video. Like it. Remembering my visit to the place. I missed the Bumla pass. Waiting for the next episode.

[@sourabhv4612]

One of the first viewers, woke up early in excitement to watch only this episode!

[@katha9686]

Sir can you please inform if there's any age limit for senior citizens to visit Bumla pass?

[@visa2explore]

there is no age limit, only thing one should know is Bumla pass is at 15200 feet height

[@katha9686]

@@visa2explore thank you so much😊 🙏

[@vidyutmulki2807]

I enjoyed watching this video. Such a beautiful place and great photography. All your episodes are very informative and very interesting.

[@YATRALIFE]

M bhi ek chota sa youtuber hu.. Or abhi abhi channel monetize hua hai.... 😄😄😄

[@visa2explore]

great, congratulations

[@YATRALIFE]

@@visa2explore Thank You so much sir ji.. 🙏🙏🙏 and how r u now ????

[@AMAZINGUNUSUALwithHuzzy]

big fan of urs since u had few subscribers i m from Johannesburg, southafrica....just wanted to ask you that u go to temple, church, monestries, but i have not seen u going to any mosque? why?

[@mainugogoi2981]

Sir plz visit menchuka valley of Arunachal Pradesh... Ur videos r so lovely, informative nd inspiring... Keep going... Luking 4 more nd more... ☺

[@jms9838]

Momo tastes better without masala..

[@sgunjan73]

After seeing today's vlog..one thing is comming to my mind ....'just Awesome" Thnx for sharing.

[@balubalu5932]

HATS OFF TO ALL MARTYRED SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS NOORA AND SELA..,FOR BRAVERY AND SACRIFICE..,JAI HIND JAI BHARAT

[@garuda3324]

Super videography and good explanation.Sir please explain is there any chance of local bus available place to place linking bus and local taxi and fair in your video's of all places.💐💐

[@visa2explore]

you get only taxi for local sightseeing

[@Purvi71237]

आप मेमोरीयल जगह से सिर्फ़ “जय हिंद” कहे के निकल गये, उसकी बजाय वहाँ आप नमन करके निकलते तो लगता की हम जैसे नागरिक जो वहाँ तक नहीं पहुँचते उसके नमन भी आपने इनडायरेक्टली पहुंचा दिये।

[@thosetwoyears1885]

I am amazed by arunanchali hindi , i have been to all neast states, arunanchali people hindi is if next level

[@praneswardas8978]

Mr Bali, I got to know about your channel few days ago and seen the episodes of the Arunachal tour. I am really impressed by your way of presentation,meeting village people,showing the natural beauty of Arunachal. --P. Das. Retired Bank employee

[@sureshshankar6544]

What an Unbelievable Ep.Stand Out,Understanbly,the Tawang Monastery & the Inspiring Weather As Well.No Summers,there,Fantastic.Also,what an Inspiring Tawang Monastery History & the Present. Very Nicely & Humbly,explained by the Monk,there.Many Tks,for this Coverage.I feel,People,from Over I dia,should get Inspired,to Come Here,during the Suitable Season.Regs

[@AnnoWangsa]

1962 war briefing me ap real hero ka naam lena bhool gya bhai sahap....#JASWANT Singh Rawat.

[@visa2explore]

True - i missed talking about him.... his life story can bring tears to one's eyes...

[@sonamdreemaa6533]

Lama ji ne itne achche se explain kiya.🙏✊

[@perfectadventure1560]

A big Salute to our brave soldiers, Jai Hind 🙏 🇮🇳 very very interesting episode and Mind-blowing 👍👍👌👌❤

[@rahulaggarwal1531]

sir esa lagta hai jaise hum apke sath hi ghum rahe ho

[@gautamkothari910]

Awesome journey with lovely scenery 🥰

[@darajisomti8487]

Different hai harishbhai app maja aya arunachall all episodes me thankyou

[@Looptraveller]

Lovely sir awsome footage

[@alipsaha8772]

Before visiting foreign country explore india...specially north east indian state of ARUNACHAL,ASSAM,MEGHALAYA AND SIKKIM.......

[@arupdey5730]

You must visit Tripura also. 🥰

[@arupdey5730]

Thank you 🥰

[@rajgoswami5883]

Sir i have no words for this journey... It's wonderful... Excellent👍 I love Arunachal...

[@padmavathipasham7397]

This is padma frm Hyderabad Need some more information about homestays in Tawang

[@visa2explore]

Sure

[@padmavathipasham7397]

​@@visa2explore actually me ny friends total female group going thr ,,,we want to make budget trip 😅

[@shivajidey7094]

Commenting on 1962 debacle - because of India’s political incompetence led my Nehru and his coterie!! Nehru’s stooge Lt Gen BM Kaul was appointed GOC of North East (IV Corps) though he never commanded a fighting unit before. He fell ill (?) during the war and appeared in a forward post being carried on the shoulders of a jawan - later to disappear for the entire duration of the war and surfacing at Delhi. Whatever pride India salvaged was because of valour of her soldiers in NEFA and Ladakh For the scenic view - it is without any comparison !!

[@souls_of_green]

Waiting for your next video. Take care and stay safe. Get well soon sir 🙏🖤

[@ravinp2000]

Superb episode Harish Bhai.... I was waiting for this one.... Now anxiously waiting for next episode.... Take care & God bless you & your team.

[@OkMaster007]

Sir most awaited series. very beautiful place. Respect for all soldiers. Jai hind

[@parinmehta7154]

Nehru and Nehru Led congress was THE SOLE reason why India was never made permanent member of UNSC which Nehru "donated" to China and NO investment was done in equipping Military ... Shameless Cong threw lives of 1000s of our bravehearts to die..!

[@ankitojha4593]

When Mao visited India, Nehru himself showed him the Indian Ordinance factory and nothing was happening inside the factory! This gave Mao the first hint that India is not prepared for any surprise attack! India lost a big strategic landmass during the war. If our forces didn't fight so valiantly we could have lost more. Every thing became just damage control. All respects to our army and those who have fallen.

[@kaushalnandan7187]

No doubt huge respect for Indian Army 🇮🇳, but from the standpoint Tawang's local sightseeing... The video felt very repetitive as the same points about the War Memorial was talked again and again, with the light and sound show shown atleast thrice throughout the whole video. Seems the main objective of the video was not covered but rather was a video about Indo-China war, which I think could have been covered in a separate video whole together. It was very disappointing from the view of "Sightseeing of Tawang" as no local attractions are shown here.

[@a_lazy_fox82]

That monk is very friendly and well educated.

[@lifeinbihar9782]

Nice information 🙏🙏🙏

[@kailashpareek8385]

sir में तवांग से Bumla जाने वाली रोड़ का maintainance work dekhta hu..पहले पता होता तो आपको जरूर होस्ट करता

[@venoopathak9917]

Enjoyed every scene 👍👍

[@Ajstoryvlogs]

Monster ka video aur chiye sir please🙏

[@piyush_sorathia]

beautifullt explain video about buddhism, sacrifice of our brave soldier and beauty of region, harish sir why private vehicle is not allowed in bumla pass? ladakh me har jagah private vehicle allowed he, why not in bumla pass? seems like monopoly of taxi union

[@raunaktodi7948]

Azaadi ke baad govt ko lmilitary strong karne me least interest tha. Isliye 15 saal baad bhi defense equipments na ke barabar thi. Hamare soldiers brave the jo us condition me bhi jam ke lade. Nehru ko intelligence reports thi ke china ke intentions kharab hai lekin fir bhi wo aggressive nahi huye aur darr ke karan bhai bhai ka nara dete rahe. Noble peace ki aag thi hamare netaon me us samay. Worst leadership

[@SV-wu2my]

Without our dedicated soldiers, who braved extreme winter to protect our territory and sacrificed their life, this would have been part of Chinese territory by now. Otherwise this monastery would have been under Chinese control, with all their liberties taken off. Indian government should spend a lot of money building good infrastructure and improving roads.

[@dharmendradhami9760]

Nehru Market kyo h. Sardar patel. Majer Bob aur governor daulat ram ke naam pr hona chahiye

[@namsahaflong9223]

I want to visit once that place...very ❤️❤️❤️

[@namsahaflong9223]

Beaitiful

[@shahilsharma1030]

Nyc

[@KimiDoke-i5s]

Hi here am your new subscriber from north east india Arunachal Pradesh itanager ❤❤ i found your channel very interesting ❤❤🙏🙏🙂

[@raghupadma9900]

Very beautiful tawag region incrediable himalayas so strong and mesmerising

[@HimalayanBirder]

अगस्त सितम्बर में बिल्कुल भी नही आना है बारिश बहुत ही ज्यादा रहती है

[@jaybordoloi3171]

Really really awesome episode🙏 Thank you Harish ji showing such wonderful tawang 🤓

[@sitasubba-yd2yf]

Ok. Hi. Mabee. Guma.. Om. Ma. Na. Pa. Ho. Tasa. Dala

[@sudrishnabanerjee6899]

जय हिंद जय हिंद की सेना आपका बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद

[@Dharampalchd]

Everything is upto the mark. But Picture Quality is really very poor. I hope you understand. Don't take it that way. Keep it up

[@sun-ekalsi3889]

Very calm youtuber n polite nature ...nahi toh bhut se traveller vlogger dekhe bina baat over acting kiye jayege bina ser pair k oversmartness ki koshish kari jayage means fukrapanti kari jayege ...but you r diffrent sir mature n senseable

[@PrashantSharma-wc8xc]

I salute my indian army, jai jawan jai kisan

[@abhishekpatil5740]

मुझे नॉर्थ ईस्ट कम से कम 1 से लेके देढ महिना घुमणा हे क्या मुझे इतने समय तक वहा का स्थानिक प्रशासन ILP देगा?

[@amritagita9540]

Beautiful monastery. The view was great.

[@Dpggc23369]

काश, इन बहादुर सैनिकों के बारे में हमें स्कूल बुक में भी पढ़ाया जाता। धन्यवाद 😢

[@shakishanker3392]

I really really loved your blogs,so refreshing so peaceful so energetic so rejoicing 😘

[@NikitaShrivastavaa]

Such a beautiful episode, wishing you speedy recovery. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@SatishKumar-Sherry]

Leave good weapons , even Indian Army don't have minimum proper winter clothing in 1962 war.

[@subhampradhan3957]

There is no lack of courage in our soldiers. I feel we civilians need to work more on reasearch, engineering, weapon development etc to empower our soldiers more. So that we will be unbeatable.

[@bengiaaning]

Thank You so much Sir for visiting Arunachal Pradesh ❤❤❤

[@karmatamang8827]

Wow, beautiful cinematography 👌👌👌

[@gebinlomi3488]

Nice sir best Tawang.

[@swatifanse2463]

Ye bat congress ko pata honi chahiye ki kitna sacrifice diya hai Indian soldiers ne . Nehru ko pata nahi hai ki jab China ke pass auto weapons hai aur apne indian ke pas khali single raifle . Fir bhi ajbhi deshko after 70 sal bad bhi ajbhi puchte hai modi kya karta hai usko bolo either ake dhekhe.

[@gursaran1572]

Sir please come in pilibhit uttar Pradesh that's a pilibhit tiger reserve most beautiful place many places to visit...