Living With Nepal's Last Nomads (Global Documentary) | Real Stories

In a demanding and emotional journey, Kate Humble travels with the Raute, Nepal's very last nomadic community of just 140 hunter-gatherers.
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[@donwoodkh9101]

Thanks Kate for sharing this. I now realised how adequate I am..... It takes moments like these to know that we should be grateful for everything that we have. Hope these nomads survives along with their identities.

[@ProLife4Me2]

What a beautiful story, so glad I watched. She seems like a woman with a big heart.

[@MrJti8899]

What a beautiful perspective of an ancient people and their way of life. What a life changing experience for Kate and crew.

[@VeNoM50493]

"you must love us very much, We love you too" gahhh.. It brought tears to my eyes.

[@cathiiannii]

Not sure why she thinks they should be thrilled to see her! No one does anything for these people! They wont even leave them alone !

[@ProLife4Me2]

Ilovemycountry, that was a rude and unnecessary comment. To say no one does anything for these people is absolutely false, perhaps you were too busy finding fault with the commentary to have noticed.

[@joshc7865]

What are you doing to help them? Nothing... so stfu & quit your judging.

[@zazaza903]

they pay them for filming probably a more than they earn in a year

[@boahkeinbockmehr]

Just love how when there is the confrontation near the end she steps in between them, pushing the elder back. Way to undercut the authority of the entire tribes hierarchy.

[@thomaswilks8534]

Yeah I was like wtf are you even doing? Like how are you going to invite yourself into their group and start prostrating yourself over them?

[@junar88]

Thank you for all the people involved to make this wonderful documentary! Sending ❤ and ✌ to everyone from 🇵🇭

[@williampalacio9980]

Thanks dear , your beautiful work , deserves an OSCAR

[@carenb3204]

Great documentary!

[@microbiologistnishantgupta]

Weldon Kate to showing world such strangest nomads and cultures; all your documentaries are remarkable undoubtedly. Love from India.

[@Traeseare]

I see a lot of people bitching, pointing fingers at Kate as if they were there. You weren't there. What I saw was a woman aware of her status as a visitor and trying to use that "privilege" to get between an argument that could've gone south in a HUGE hurry. The other woman present seemed grateful for her help in pacifying the situation; there were scared children, men threatening each other... I don't care what color your skin is, when men start threatening violence, it's the women and children who wind up hurt the most. Did the elder seem to resent her? No. He said that she was very dear to them and that they would never forget her. So maybe chill with the hyper "wHiTe auDaCiTy" stuff and see one human trying to help other humans. All she does the entire film is praise their spirit, talk about how hardworking they are, and marvel at their independence. That's not racism, that's reverence. And you, watching this? Reading this? You wouldn't even know that these people exist if not for her taking the time and courage to show us. Maybe by her doing this, more of a light can be shone on the struggles that they endure... including the pressures to conform and settle. If they choose not to live like Europeans, then so be it -- they are in greater balance with their surroundings than we ever will be, and Kate appreciates that.

[@melfihasan1920]

Whoa, you put in words, lots of them, of what I have in my mind after watching this documentary. You are right. People judge based on their perspective, from where they actually belong. I appreciate this documentary and we can't blame any of the people featured in it; not the nomads, neither the documentary crew.

[@dalefelise9052]

well said

[@xtinctube7283]

yes! perfectly stated!

[@thomaswilks8534]

How out of touch can you be? She involved herself into something that no one wanted her involvement in. They are only tolerating her cause she paid to be there

[@JAM-yj4tb]

This woman's entitled attitude thinking it's her place to interfere with the argument between the tribe and the locals is unfathomable.

[@iwanttobelieve5970]

White woman tears. Why is she crying??

[@dimtool]

Also, "they live by 3 principles: no settling, no educatuon, no agriculture" I highly doubt those are their guiding principles

[@kaylacrouse7094]

Yeah she’s been like that with all the different nomadic tribes. And she wonders why they aren’t fond of her. And I get she’s big on woman empowerment, but she used it to mess with them a bit too.

[@wolfzmusic9706]

But it could have easily escalated & the two men almost started fighting. Who wouldn’t break it up?

[@thomaswilks8534]

​@@kaylacrouse7094it's not their culture idk why she felt the need to be so involved

[@lianacordova8094]

Gosh, I love these documentaries about different cultures. I always walk away feeling so grateful I am in the US. Life is so hard for so many.

[@davidvykydal8499]

The people are real treasure! I hope that Nepali goverment will understand and protect them! thaks Kate for sharing...Dave from Czech

[@sandyrodriguez2803]

Of course the nomads would be weary of a stranger. I am weary of strangers too. :)

[@subtleTwists]

Wary ---> cautious Weary ---> tired

[@starryeyes2810]

Sandy Rodriguez I COULDN’T HAVE PUT THAT BETTER MYSELF!!🤣🙏🏻🥰🇬🇧

[@twingzable]

I cried too ): poor people.

[@clayc9221]

45:58 "forest would be preserved" - The govt. just wants the forest for themselves to market. The nomads dont harm the forest in any way.

[@MichaelAlexander-vr2om]

There is enough Forrest out there for them but it kind of looked like they were practicaly in people's fields

[@richardgangaram4566]

I can see how you felt for these poor people

[@peace7394]

very good documentary. from the approach process to the stage of gaining the trust to explore data

[@Ghaleelabalistic]

Thank you Kate for the video. I hope the message is clear to all of us, we should understand them and the Nepal Government should look after them.

[@affindagrettylapasam3612]

You so brave Kate.... They looked like our ancestors. The drum they beat. The carvings. The wearing of apron by tying at one end.

[@Wolf_Mama]

Seeing these people live their lives simply and watching Kate learn and grow from the experiences makes me so happy. I truly hope that the nomads and the 'civilized' world can learn to live together in peace.

[@rekastage]

Interaction ain't free Lady... I would charge her for everything to! ..."Your breathing our air! 500 rupees please!"... I mean She is getting her beautiful footage and being paid off it.

[@ambergrobusch9154]

She is paying them for their time. If she bought the first thing they proposed she would be expected to buy every thing offered and it could get uncomfortable quickly.

[@j.lingle4713]

I wholeheartedly applaud Kate and her crew for bringing stories like this to the public’s attention. She is respectful to ALL of the individuals involved - the nomadic tribe, as well as the settlers who are having their property damaged. While I understand Kate’s and others’ desire for the tribe to have the ability to remain true to their ancestral ways, I also understand that nomadic people are intensely disliked for good reasons. When people say that they hope that the tribe is able to continue their nomadic lifestyle and should be respected for their ways, people must realize that respect demands reciprocity. It doesn’t appear that the nomads have any respect for the settlers - they don’t ask for permission to camp on their land, damage their property, and are dismissive of the settlers’ legitimate concerns. Additionally, it’s absolutely understandable that the settled people would be upset that their taxes subsidize the nomads’ very existence and that the nomads are given privileges that are denied to those paying. I can’t imagine that all of the people who champion the nomads’ lifestyle, romantic though it may be, would tolerate a large group of strangers moving onto their property and squatting for an unknown period of time. As for a prediction as to their longevity as a nomadic tribe, I realistically don’t think it’s feasible. There are less than 150 people and they don’t intermingle with settlers; after several generations, they will be increasingly inbred, leading to health issues. I wish them well, though.

[@shamimaakther7103]

I appreciate the effort to this team . Lots of love

[@richardgangaram4566]

Very touching documentary

[@techandscienceexperiment6909]

congratulation sister your grate effort

[@cathiiannii]

The Govt hates the fact any people can live without them. They want them working and paying tax.

[@claire99ism]

The government are giving them £6 apparently to help them live.

[@twolilfishies]

and also 65 pounds per family at desi holiday.. they already can't live without gov't help. a simple yet effective strategy to get everyone hooked on gov't benefits and stay out of the wild #agenda21 and #agenda2030 will be a success- there will be no more access to nature except by corporations

[@lanny1076]

right

[@yourmotherdearestisdulyobe7616]

Her arrogance is angering. She had NO right to speak to the farmer like that.

[@thomaswilks8534]

Seriouslyyy the audacity she has

[@xtinctube7283]

They are so beautiful.

[@subasmagar1347]

As a Nepali ....i support Kate's stand.........

[@richardgangaram4566]

Yeah you are right

[@pluralismgr4319]

Τέλειο!

[@richardgangaram4566]

Please do more videos like these with other peoples

[@pluralismgr4319]

Μπράβο

[@MrJti8899]

The "civilized" people give them money and fight with them about cutting down the trees. Why not offer them lightweight tents or tent poles that they can carry and reuse?

[@ricardocantoral7672]

The Rautae are ruining the lands of other farmers and the forest. On top of that, they receive a monthly allowance from the government. They really should just settle down because owning their own land would make their lives easier.

[@vilijanac]

They are nomads, it is in their blood. Can't stay in one place for too long.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

@@vilijanac They were begging for money as soon as Kate was within eyesight. These people are obviously paying a heavy price for their obstinance.

[@boahkeinbockmehr]

Have you ever met european gypsies? If so you wouldn't ask that question. They have no respect for the environment or the property and work of others. Hence they would use them at the place you give it to them and then trashit there when moving on, since simply cutting down trees at the new camp is easier than carrying extra luggage. I mean have you heard what they said themselves what usually makes them move on? One major reason was when they trashed a place so bad that the fresh water itself got bad... just think about what might cause that and what it means for the people permanently settled there. There is a reason why every settled community worldwide that is plagued with nomads hates them. It's just two too different worlds.

[@MrJti8899]

@@boahkeinbockmehr I'm sure you are correct; there will always be someone to hate, and someone else to hate them, and endless reasons why. Mostly I find myself just wanting to go home these days, where ever that Is? Surely this isn't it, my heart just doesn't seem to be here.

[@sheilatonderai1788]

Dont cry Kate,such is life.i cant see why we cant accomodate 1 another.

[@krystalwilliams3124]

The drunk guy at the end ❤️👌😍

[@MiLan-ok2kl]

krystal williams yes yes I am sorry 😂

[@Erik-Vadee-Veechee]

She asked for seven dollars and 10 cents (500 rupees). Jic anyone was curious.

[@cottonwisp7742]

26:20 I like the shirt that kid is wearing of New Balance with a weird slowpoke.

[@DeMarrJames]

I had to face palm a few times

[@sushilshrestha3456]

🇳🇵

[@Mountainvillage545]

interesting

[@alexandriapassarilla2879]

wow that little girl with a tiny baby on her back climbing rocks was beyond reckless and dangerous smh.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

40:48 SOMEONE RECORDING ON A FKIN IPAD TABLET HAHAHA

[@msteele5665]

Interesting, my grandfather was American Indian. Many tribes would move around like this.

[@shimmerelle]

Looks very interesting, would like to go there,...but I wouldn't like the cold!

[@razootamang2928]

its spring season running now. you can visit if you want. you are always welcome to nepal

[@shimmerelle]

@@razootamang2928 it seems a beautiful place!

[@creepc3129]

Why does she have to interfere!? Ughhh.

[@AndreGrayInventorOfThings]

Agreed

[@northernprovisions5679]

Agreed!! She seemed like she was decent in the last two videos bu this one.. not a fan of her in this one

[@SaneSamael]

Beautiful, great how in the end she was allowed to help and interact and learn. I almost died when she got between the men, I thought this may be a big no-no in a non-western culture, specifically to pull them away or push them. They broke up though, so who knows.

[@keithbentley6081]

What a do gooder!

[@nicolekaye2915]

Mukaon pud diay sila ug pako..

[@loydandrewsanchez7225]

sarap nga ng pako

[@jmvlogtv3319]

❤️❤️❤️

[@nenehyung3644]

If I were the crew I give Reute a tent each family ,and its help them amd show them how to build it so they won’t cut trees .if government give them shelter and educate them ,it might help them

[@siddharthasinghrajpoot7615]

♥️

[@counterpunchboxing9322]

2019 in the Wilderness a kid recording a fight between an elder and his father with an iPad

[@williampalacio9980]

IN FACT, THE WORK SHE DOES, IS absolutely fascinating .she is so brave, THIS IS THE ONLY WAY , WE AS SOUTHERNERS CAN LEARN AND APPRECIATE WHAT WE ACTUALLY HAVE ,AND SOMETIMES WE TAKE FOR GRANTED,,

[@hemregmi5359]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@cooperbrosracing]

i have the beard of a hunter gather ! always something in it to forage!

[@Punk6121]

I regonize the man from the other documentary dangerous roads nepal

[@ShuShu89]

This lady sounds like a 19th century British anthropologist. Ideology and assumptions so steeped in ignorance and underlying racism. This is not a good narration at all. What a shame.

[@elephantsmemory3142]

@@RF-qb8ls Nice one

[@kayleighevans8870]

Shut up she, is a lovely lady, who helps! I am from the, uk. And I would lv to get to know how these amazing people live, and survive!! Only take, what they need!! Ppl always gotta pull, the racism Card! Out. We all bleed the same, colour!! This uk lady is compensated, this wonderful tribe!! They will be getting, money!! Kate! Just doesn’t understand their culture, so she may come across, arrogant, but IRL. SHES AN AMAZING CARING LADY!!!!

[@r_e_c130]

Human ATM comment was out of line. They don't know why you're there. They assume you want those things as most western people do. This is why people like her shouldn't have access to these people. leave them be

[@wbarney59]

Hey Kate how long did it take for you to get rid of the head lice?

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Cant help thinking if you put then in a house In the uk with lots of nice food and hone comforts that we take for granted that they would love it really...

[@redmediabangla1579]

Well I am 201 viewer of this. Let's see how much likes my comment gets. Kai Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@Erik-Vadee-Veechee]

2? That's it? pitiful....1 is probaly you too.

[@nancyfrisbee3555]

Don't see why everyone is bashing this lady. People are evil. How dare her try and educate others on different cultures and ways of life thinking being ect.

[@moneytttt1140]

Shes trying to be a white saviour lol

[@northernprovisions5679]

It’s not so much her as a person, in the other two videos she does quite well at keeping her opinions to herself. Overall this is an educational video and there are no issues in that (especially since everyone involved has agreed) but the problem comes when she starts to interfere and get involved in the disputes and such. It gives a white saviour appearance and unfortunately her being British really adds to that since not many people are fan of the Brits.

[@Dennis-ew1xs]

Real stories REALLY much ads

[@bergfish7328]

Dennis Prm Skip to the end and start the video again -no ads. It works with all videos except in playlists.

[@Dennis-ew1xs]

Berg Fish RLY! Damn didnt know ill try it out

[@lanny1076]

"what do you want me to do?" she says..."untie this" the old woman says.."now what can I do" she repeats."you give me money"..."excellent!" lmao hahaha poor Kate..omygoodness I felt your pain...anyways to all Raute I pray you inherit the earth 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 you're truly beautiful souls ❤❤❤ many many blessings to you all and Kate too 😊😊😊

[@lanny1076]

p.s Kapeal...we all know I'm not spelling that right but bless you ❤ the lines in your face and kindness in your eyes reminds me of my papa whom I miss everyday...he was a rare man, who was too good for this world as I can see that you are too ❤ many many blessings 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@imamsupriyadi3346]

Pangeran Pulang Jiwo, Pangeran Lor, Pangeran wetan, Pangeran Jimat, Pangeran Siding Puri, Pangeran standur, jokotole, Potre Koneng, Dempo abeng, Pangeran Cakraningrat,.Ke' Lesap. Koceng along Kalong tasbi'h, Tade' aeng agili ka OLO,. Madurase Islands Indonesia, Mohammad Imam Supriyadi.SE,. De' remmeh niki,.Indonesiana

[@mitsuharamittuhara1760]

A culinária de toda Ásia é multo estranha. Como Camboja Índia nepal Índia China Japão eu moreria de fome

[@SanjayBepari]

08:01 😊

[@ltenzin9]

I do highly respect the of Ratue people’s lives. Everyone should have their own right to choice their life.

[@bittertruth7630]

Would you give your private property to them for living in free And would u not mind if they damage ur gardens, Poo every where in ur surroundings??? Just want to know

[@beeazz1039]

the original gypsies!!

[@mlim6927]

Wait really? I never knew that

[@moocow2699]

This clearly woman is Bono's sister.

[@MrHusang23]

I liked the Mongols the best, that was the coolest episode.

[@segua]

Cain & Abel is as old as Nepal.

[@cathiiannii]

One of the big problems would be inbreeding...

[@truthseeker6541]

"Cut it out, I'm charge. You get over there and take your little wifey with you. Now See what you've done, made me all upset". Boo-Hoo-Hoo. Someone has to take charge of the situation. If I wasn't there they'd be bloodshed.... Ok Kate!

[@Rosenkaefer7]

Kinda interesting to see...but i dont think you should go to ppl holding a camera in their face and asking them stupid questions

[@JacquelynNhi]

Wow! Then she doesn't even have enough respect to buy their goods...This is literally pissing me off.

[@miyan1690]

Cutting down somebody's trees like that it's not fair...they should be punished...Rautes are not good...irrisposible human beings

[@ukasyahabdulazis7619]

it's goverment role to preserve the forest but they have forgot to civilize people how to live.

[@batboldsuvdgerel6865]

whys there no familes, and why are they hostile?

[@fafnir-santpoon84]

23 minute, "steep slop" haha, that is hardship of nepali people

[@willlaw1672]

Why aren't she gone in with a local person acting as a guide and translator.

[@KirsyReeds-yj3qj]

Rio Xeco's

[@sneakersheik2418]

I’ll comment something clever if you give me money.

[@MichaelAlexander-vr2om]

Hurry up and comment Kate's buying us lunch

[@sneakersheik2418]

Michael Alexander 🤣

[@sunndepp]

hahahaha

[@pluralismgr4319]

!!!

[@fredtietjen3247]

Kate AKA "karen" is clueless dealing with IDP and their issues. She is clearly out of her depth "Oh, they don't love me".. Hire a professional advisor before you intrude and insert yourself into others fragile way of life.

[@yossibeneliezer1536]

Can I shake your hand? Such chauvinism.

[@anton3783]

We are Tribal people not nomads what is a nomad a made up name to make people look mad or crazy

[@cathiiannii]

Cutting trees down gives the undergrowth a chance to flourish!

[@Indonesiansurftravel]

Maybe true if heavy forested jungle but they are just cutting down trees on scarcely treed areas of private property.

[@A.I.M.firstarrowshot]

You really keen to know? Thumb down

[@hoosierhiver]

Cringe level 100

[@deekmohamed8567]

Can here improve my English

[@guillermomontoyo]

I am giving this a chance but the announcer is annoying

[@robijuli236]

Quite rude ppl

[@imamsupriyadi3346]

Pangeran Pulang Jiwo, Badan Pembinaan Pendidikan Pelaksanaan Pedoman Penghayatan Dan Pengamalan Pancasila (BP-7) Pusat, Jakarta, 8 Maret 1985 Deputi Bidang Pendidikan BP-7 Pusat, Mohammad Imam Supriyadi.SE. Madurase Islands Indonesia.

[@damienqueen]

I would love to see a documentary on these people again but not with this woman as she is arrogant insensitive to there culture and feelings sticks her nose in when it's plain to see she's not wanted. She should find another job....

[@mlove2383]

How r u helping? Exposure to Viewers? You r videotaping SO ARE YOU PAYING THEM FOR THIS?

[@jettron1]

Wow...broad couldn't afford 5 pounds for a hand carved bowl....try finding one of them in a few years. This woman is a rich kid that thinks the poor should love her....they don't!!