Exploring Merak & Sakteng in Bhutan's Far East

[@anurupbarua3717]

Amazingly narrated. Enjoyed the video. 😊

[@wallowawoman]

This is delightful - the script is poetic and exquisitely narrated. The visuals are priceless. I am sharing this. Thank you for your beautiful expression of places that you love...so worth sharing.

[@dundublama7046]

Just wonderful presentation of a great Nation’s natural wealth & culture.

[@anandrai2629]

Wow amazing

[@michaelbradym7893]

So incredibly beautiful! Thank you so much for making people aware of the biodiversity there and it's challenges to preserve it!

[@pemchutrupngangmu2571]

Really nice place

[@elilopez485]

Great video! Houston Texas here 📿🐲☸️❤️😎🇺🇸☮️🌍💯

[@ExploreWithSonamJerry]

I had never been to merak and sakten but it's still in my bucket list place to hike and explore 😊

[@upamanyu_el_viajero]

There are Brokpas here in West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh, IN, as well. Precisely on the eastern side of Sakteng. I guess they share the same ethnicity!

[@-VAJRA-]

There is a place called “Senge” in West Kameng. In the 17th century, the good people of Senge waged war with the kingdom of Bhutan, but were defeated As a result, they had to cede most of their land i.e mera sakteng to Bhutan

[@doll_choden99]

@@-VAJRA- never heard of it.

[@doll_choden99]

Merak and sakten existed from 13th century. It was located in present day eastern Bhutan so then eastern Bhutan and central Bhutan was known as monyul before unification of sharchog khorlo tsipgya. 17th century.the bulk of brokpa people have their origin in tsona, Tiber 😊😊

[@vissuredy]

sister very good bhutan and your english explanation excellent,amazing places very beautiful

[@skibrat]

Wonderful video! I love how you show it through a woman's lens and show the community of women having fun. The rangers work tirelessly but more cooperation is needed by the villagers and pony boys in remote areas. I was in Bhutan in Oct/Nov 2023 and was dismayed to see the amount of garbage littering the trails to the Tigers Nest and throughout the Jomolhari Trek. Empty water bottles, TruK beer cans, Coke cans, Lay potato chip bags, empty tea bags just to name a few. We picked up as much litter as possible but were overwhelmed by the amount. Only by having people return the bottles and cans for $ will this situation change as it is a good incentive to not throw them away. It has worked well in other countries so it can as well for Bhutan! Good luck!!!

[@yonghweechia5567]

Thank u for this beautiful video on bhutan

[@wangchukster]

This is one of your best video.... thanks for sharing with the world.

[@TashiWangdi-z9u]

Very lovely

[@sonamtshering6859]

This is an another awesome video , keep up the great work to the team 😊 Next video on JDWNP please 🙏

[@prabssnatung4482]

There are Brokpas here in West Kameng District of Arunachal Pradesh,India as well.The traditional outfits and the culture and mostly everything is same.

[@KenKen-yz3ww]

because they're basically Monpas of Bhutan.

[@stanzinchuskit1396]

Ladakh may be AK village hay jis ka naam Merak hy or AK village ka nam sakti hay quite similar.....Maan merak village is at leh

[@DDorji120]

Thank u la.....

[@LobsangDorjeeNidrupGurmeyDakpa]

Wai madam Pem C Tenzin you eye looks so drunk after even taking one sip of wine

[@dhurbaacharya5261]

india home india milittary guided bhutan can not became independent bhutan from india . need solution india and china border . refugee has from bhutan to india .india to nepal . nepal to international . bhutan cancel like to sikkim .for people progress and peaceful .

[@tashiwangdi261]

Please visit Buxa fort and Lepchakha village which was once Bhutanese frontier territory where people still speaks Dzongkha and west gho and Kira