GALO TRIBAL Marriage | Arunachali Wedding - Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 4] 🇮🇳

[@funnobunno]

What you said about the sacrificing of the ten bulls - I totally agree. It is not on us to judge. We can say if we like something or not but it is their tradition and who are we to tell them what is ok or what not. I am in Germany. And when I looked at the ten bulls being killed I first had to swallow, too, but then again I thought: How many bulls die every day in our meat processing plants here in Germany? We just don't see the process of killing. We see the readymade meat in the shelfes in the supermarket and we get the impression that somehow, our way of living is less brutal. But when I compare it, there is no difference. When someone wants to eat meat, an animal has to die. It is way more honest, when the person who eats the meat, sees the living creature and how the meat comes onto our table. If we would be more connected to the circle of life and death as the people there, we maybe would appreciate our food a little more. I hope I expressed it right so one can understand what I want to say. Great video. Very very interesting.

[@rabitamang6831]

Dammm...... true words❤❤❤❤❤❤....love from sikkim

[@monurammili7713]

Thats right......love you....you are so kindness❤😍😍

[@ramgrg4846]

i m not against your thoughts but the way its been slaughter is mind disturbing ... and we look at it as if we enjoy watching . i guess its not bad idea to change few things for good in culture rather than rubbing two stones to produce fire .........

[@funnobunno]

@@ramgrg4846 Actually, for me personal ( I can only speak for myself) watching the killing of the bulls was anything but joyful. It was a very unpleasent experience. My point just was, that A) these animals are not slaughtered and then thrown away. They are eaten later. B) anywhere in the world animals are killed and often after having experience much more cruelty, be it the way they were kept in small bays a lifetime or be it the stress of being slaughtered itself The conclusion I made was just, that the way this tribe killed the bulls causes an unpleasent feeling in us viewers, who we are not used to seing animals being killed for consumption but (and that was my main point) we should not take this feeling of unpleasance and assume that the tribe is somehow less civilized or even more brutal than we. That was what I basically wanted to point out. If I gave a different impression, then excuse me that was not my intention. I think that the way this ritual killing of t he animals was shown was very decent (she never showed the actual act). And I think showing it this way is valuable because it documents traditions that are pretty possible will be extinct in a few years (and then the bulls die just the same way only that it happens behind brick walls and closed doors and the people eat the meat without having seen how an animal died for it). Also, in case my last sentence sounds sarcastic, that is not directed towards you, it is a general sarcasm about how we as human being in the modern world in general deal with our food and the fact that animals have to suffer for it. A way that often ends in a bigotry, where we think we are in any way more civilized because we have hidden the killing behind locked doors and just pick the meat from a shelf. for the record: I am a meat eater, I'm not vegetarian or vegan, but I am of the opinion that we eat too much meat and that we want our meat too cheap. But that's a whole different story and would probably break the frame of this topic.

[@funnobunno]

​@@ramgrg4846 Actually, for me personal ( I can only speak for myself) watching the killing of these bulls was anything but joyful. It was a very unpleasent experience. But in my opinion that does not mean at all that it should not be shown in this video. And I also doubt, that the way this tribe deals with the animal is in any way like "rubbing stones at each other for fire". In how far is the way, the western world or any industrialized society, deals with producing their meat, any more civilized than how this tribe does it? Just because we mechanized the killing, and kill behind closed doors our killing is better or preferable? I really doubt this. Let me explain: A) these animals are not slaughtered and then thrown away. They are eaten later. B) almost anywhere in the world animals are killed for food and often after having experience much more cruelty than the bulls in the video, be it the way they were kept in small bays a lifetime or be it the stress of being slaughtered itself, actually I state, that C) the animals that got killed during this wedding were held in a way more civilized way than in industrialized environments. They had probably a better life and they had a fast death. The conclusion I made was, that the way this tribe killed the bulls does cause an unpleasent feeling in us viewers, who we are not used to seing animals being killed for consumption but we should not take this feeling of unpleasance and assume that the tribe is somehow less civilized or even more brutal than we. That was what I basically wanted to point out. If I gave a different impression, then excuse me that was not my intention. I think that the way this ritual killing of the animals was shown was very decent (she never showed the actual act). And I think showing it, and especially showing it the way it was shown, is valuable because it documents traditions that pretty possible will be extinct in a few years (and then the bulls die just the same way only that it happens behind brick walls and closed doors and the people eat the meat without having seen how an animal died for it). Also, in case my last sentence sounds sarcastic, that is not directed towards you, it is a general sarcasm about how we as human beings in the modern world in general deal with our food and the fact that animals have to suffer for it. A way that often ends in bigotry, where we think that we are in any way more civilized because we have hidden the killing behind locked doors and just pick the meat from a shelf. For the record: I am a meat eater, I'm not vegetarian or vegan, but I am of the opinion that we eat too much meat and that we want our meat too cheap. But that's a whole different story and would probably break the frame of this topic. I just think that just because I pick my steak from a shelf in a neat plastic bag with a price on it, the meat is not less dead than the meat that the tribe ate. The animal that meat belonged to also did not suffer less than the animals the tribe ate at the wedding. Something else is taking place: I as a city-person have wiped all the unpleasent pictures and knowledge out of my consciousness. When I put that steak in the pan I can do that without "wasting" a thought on the animal that died for my steak. This lack of being connected to the way meat comes on out tables, leads to a lack of empathy for the creature in my opinion. When we are hones: how many of us waste a single thought on that meat on the table means the death of an animal or even change their eating habits? I understand your point, but I dont think that it has any sadistic or blood-lusty aspect, when such a ritual is shown in documentaries. When people search the internet for such scenes and enjoy them just because they enjoy watching creatures being killed, then that says only that something is wrong with the people who go hunting for kill videos on the internet. But the video we are talking about couldn't be further away from that. It is a documentary, which means it should depict reality as clear as possible. The way the "problem" of showing blood was solved, was very decent and professional in my opinion. If this ritual would not be shown, then the aithor would willingly have hidden an important part of this culture from us. And that would be sad. But, to make it short: I think we both agree in general moral. Regards!

[@ashadywarehouse5446]

"You are like a ray of sunshine to showcase our culture and tradition to the world, moreover my very own village and fellowmen."

[@arunachalman1360]

So, you are here...😁..

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thanks a lot Rakkom!

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

look so similar with us bataknese tribe of indonesia and other some austronesian culture of indonesia, philippines and aborigines of taiwan, we are brother

[@SubenOvung]

The video was awesome. One thing I really appreciate is that the way you giving a message to the people. You are not a bias. Stay safe.

[@armunro]

Wow. What can I say an amazing video. It really is an unknown part of the world cut off from modern culture and thus retaining their own cultures. This series is really interesting and I can understand its a really difficult thing to do as a single travelling female making a series like this. The quality of editing and production is very professional. Hope you get recognised for your work.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Alastair, your comment is one of the highest forms of appreciation to a creator like me.

[@gumanmonger4085]

I never seen that wedding ceremony I like it. I’m watching from Australia.

[@mindakkakki165]

Thank you so mch for sharing ths video. It ws one of my biggest day and u hv documented it so well by detailing each step. I rly appreciate ur quality wrk and also I genuinely appreciate ur effort to cm in Arunachal nd witness our tribal culture as well. Kip doing good wrk nd entertain us by ur blog. Do stay safe at ths pandemic hour.

[@dishant572]

Many kinds of people live in India together, and I don't think it's happens somewhere in any other country. But the thing is "We all are Indian". And we proud of us.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@noefvon]

i mean its almost the same like indonesia, if u look the east of indonesia and the west it is very2 different races and cultures

[@youngkid8632]

Thnk u so much fr showcasing my beautiful tribe.....luv u....n stay safe dea

[@Johnmith626]

You certainly are a spiritual being. Being non judgemental and respecting other peoples way of life is something lot of people till today fail to achieve. Look forward to more videos thank you for the high quality videos and a refreshing perspective. =)

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thanks a lot John, it means a lot to read this comment!

[@terguliruk1118]

I feel embarrassed whenever outsiders see our road condition ..wonderful place but corrupt government..beautiful vlog from beautiful woman..thanks for coming in Arunachal pradesh..hope u come again..

[@soniachisiksangma2308]

Not only govt ...educated people are too corrupt. For example engineers, you know what I mean to say. So we can't always blame to govt.

[@terguliruk1118]

@@soniachisiksangma2308 yep engineers are crorepati here..

[@ajitropuk4760]

Hey syifa, thank you so much for making this video. I am a proud Galo. I pledge that I will always preserve our galo rituals 🙏

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Ajit for watching! You can support this channel by sharing the video to other Galo friends, perhaps they will like it too :)

[@deepblue3682]

Nice of you to keep your age old traditions,thats part of intangible cultural heritage of the nation and of arunachal... Wishes for you

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

look so similar with us bataknese tribe, nias tribe, dayak tribe, minahasa tribe of indonesia and other some austronesian culture of indonesia, philippines and aborigines of taiwan, we are brothers

[@trilochangurung115]

your evolution in vloging is fantastic...it looks like documentry with good detailing..

[@SyifaAdriana]

thank you Amrit, so glad to know that you notice the difference.. I appreciate your kind acknowledgment!

[@trilochangurung115]

@@SyifaAdriana welcome....and be safe.

[@odyquraviharto3143]

Hi Amrit Gurung, go marry her.

[@joewtf561]

@@SyifaAdriana love you ..

[@kgleatherworks1497]

I noticed it since the beginning of this series. Not used to it yet but kinda like it more as I progress.

[@nungmakaba9387]

First of all.. I didn't skip the ads :) Actually I even click the ads... This is such a undeniably well documented vlog... it is so much better than a boring documentary video and informative enough from a mundane vlog...You are one of the Best KZbin creator i have ever subscribed to.... The wedding ritual were so delightful and I venerate the GALO Tribe for perpetuating such a unique wedding... I'm from Nagaland and even our tribe (Ao Naga Tribe) use to kill Mithun/Gayal during wedding but now only the richest Ao's can hardly effort to kill one or two Mithun/Gayal and They kill TEN wow...This GALO wedding was not a simple wedding i think.... Your troubled voice @13:50 is understandable....Thank You so much for understanding, wish every travel vloger had the same level of understanding .. Lastly Thank You so much for the video and please do visit Nagaland once the Covid 19 situation gets better :-)

[@leviackerman8155]

13:50 Might be a cultural shock or it might seem unethical at first from our shallow judgmental attitude. It looks trivial when we think about how many million of cattles and fowl are slaughtered every day for satisfying the tongues of customers at McDonald's and other big enterprises that survive on killing these animals.

[@SyifaAdriana]

I agree with you, hence my personal note on how we shouldn't be judgemental as a traveler.

[@36thnari-koyuconstituency30]

its great honor ! thank you ( from bridegroom family)

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Kali, please share the video to the family.. hope they all like it too!

[@ramaskali772]

Is she ur sister

[@tokiongomdir4768]

Good to see someone is posting our culture and tradition, didn't even expect that somebody would come and explore this much😁. By the way nice contents

[@honestnaga4545]

Lovely people amazing anyway love from Nagaland ♥️♥️♥️ peace 💚💚💚 Jai hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@likarringu4088]

I was waiting for the video since 14 of February...........I'm soo thankful too shiyfa maam for this video.........I feel so much lucky to have a selfie with you maaam♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️.........may god bless you♥️♥️

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Likar, yes exactly this wedding happened in February 14. Thank you for your patience!

[@likarringu4088]

Yes ma'am it was my sister's marriage.....

[@SyifaAdriana]

@@likarringu4088 Please show this video to her, perhaps she will like it

[@likarringu4088]

Ma'am we saw the video together 😁😁😁........and she enjoy a lootttttttttttttttt♥️♥️♥️

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

look so similar with us bataknese tribe, nias tribe, dayak tribe, minahasa tribe of indonesia and other some austronesian culture of indonesia, philippines and aborigines of taiwan, we are brothers

[@wranther]

Good morning Syifa! Very interesting lesson of a culture that is foreign to me. You are very correct tho about travels and encountering new life and life's experiences. Very wonderful to see a tribal community being so open to share their very intimate of cultural activities to a global audience. Stay Safe and Stay Healthy! -Bob...

[@SyifaAdriana]

Hello Bob, I hope that you are doing well during this time. Indeed, it was very fascinating for me personally to witness such culture still being preserved. Thank you for your time to watch this video.

[@avinashrai6939]

Thank you so much for coming and showcasing a part of Galo culture. I m from adjoining states Assam but did not know much about Galo tribe apart from google. Thanks for coming.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your sweet comment and appreciation!

[@beingarider562]

1 st ...😅...awesome vlog. Love from itanagar ,capital city of Arunachal Pradesh

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@RespectOthers1]

I don’t know how often a wedding takes place in this village so it’s nice that you were there at the right time to witness one. There’s obviously some fascinating differences compared to other weddings but also many happy similarities.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Vinny, this was thanks to the courtesy of my local friend who gave me access to this wedding, the same person who assisted me in the village I visited a day prior. This wedding took place in a very remote village that I don't think I wouldn't be able to even visit without his help driving us around.

[@samsyiemlieh5988]

I am fascinating that this practice is still alive...by these it proved to the whole world that who they are by their by their unique identity..thanks alot syifa for exploring this clip...

[@newera653]

ngonu galo moko em rege ne;really nostalgic! thanks for covering my tribe.

[@ericksubverter7778]

_This Is Documentary Is one of the best Original Representation of Indians rich and varied heritage Of Culture , Religions , Traditions , Language, Customs ....This The Crown Jewel of India !!!_ _all Credit Goes To Documentary Maker ...You Are great !!_ _Much love Respect to People of Arunachal Jai hind !!!_

[@pekirete556]

JAI HIND

[@konikalendo]

Thank you for showcasing my culture to the world. ❤️

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

look so similar with us bataknese tribe, nias tribe, dayak tribe, minahasa tribe of indonesia and other some austronesian culture of indonesia, philippines and aborigines of taiwan, we are brothers

[@tenzintashi1095]

Your vlog is phenomenal.. When I hear the Tibet I felt goosebump... China still they are telling that Arunachal is part of China..

[@chigingshah1824]

It was really part of tibet but british illegally annexed this land

[@Kenri_Basar]

1:53 the lady in the centre is my Aunt! Her name is Yabin Ragi. We call Mother's sister as Moi so she is my Moi Yabin. What a pleasant coincidence...

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for watching. Please say hi to her :-)

[@Kenri_Basar]

@@SyifaAdriana Sure!

[@samdicating370]

Hello Syifa, Great episode! It was very educational and I learnt a lot. Thank you for showing us this culture and keep up the great work :)

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Samdi. Hope you are doing fine during these times..

[@northeastindian6893]

I must say that your journey of Arunachal is incomplete without visiting Apatani village.

[@mughaalybo5921]

Thanks syifa for coming to our North East land, exploring, sharing and showing the world our tradition beliefs and culture, I'm sure you will spare your time coming to NAGALAND also, GOD BLESS YOU, love from NAGALAND Land of FESTIVAL.💓💓

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Mugha! Appreciate your kind comment

[@mughaalybo5921]

@@SyifaAdriana you are most welcome dear, hoping to see you in my state NAGALAND some day.🤗

[@honiyadakpe9111]

Syifaa so much of beauty in this video ❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Honiya! :))

[@sumanniks]

Even when I am sad, your smile brings me a kind of joy 😄😍💕 ! And thanks for your beautiful documentary of local tribes. It's really amazing to see n observe culture of different communities. Thanks to you n your team 👫👫👫!

[@davidyunnan]

Amazing footage... great work, Syifa... and: the chicken also agrees :-)

[@pekirete556]

Dear sister, thank you very much for this video.May all mighty Donyi -Polo bless you for your bright future. Jai Hind.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Pekir..

[@Medo-11s]

You keep traveling , you keep experiencing so many things ..just love that 💙 great vlog as always 💙✌

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for always watching!

[@Lance_lana9817]

this wedding seems very similar to thai people's wedding looks like that live more in the northern part of Thailand. it's interesting when you look at most tribal community in Asia they tend to have similar things to one another but in there own unique ways

[@SyifaAdriana]

I agree, thanks so much for watching Alexander

[@tomgirl366]

Actually it's similar to southern Tibet . Their is another tribe called khamti tribe which is similar to thai .

[@taninitomdoyi.9715]

Ohhhh...... feeling very proud to see this practices and dances...... Thank you so much.... Charming Shiyfa... Luv ur videos specially arunachal tour......

[@bijaykumarkujur6166]

Video is amazing And highlighted one of the tribal culture of India 🇮🇳. Thanks.

[@tumkarkoyu7669]

Nice to see the marriages of galo tribe as it is very rare to see such kind of marriage ceremony in today's generation may God bless the couple

[@SyifaAdriana]

Indeed, I was lucky to witness that.. Thank you Tumkar..

[@tumkarkoyu7669]

My pleasure.. hope to see more interesting video n also may God bless you

[@simonlegend152]

Achi Alia no sin redu nare 😂

[@greathimalayantraderspvtlt463]

Excellent presentation. Thanks a lot for allowing us to see and understand lives in different parts of our regions.

[@sanhiwotkyndiah6992]

Hi Syifa .. Its my routine now every morning to watch your Channel and all your Videos.. Its so refreshing and its Amazing to see you always communicate with all the Locals. God bless you🙏

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Sanhiwot! Much appreciated

[@chisiken5785]

Loved it❤️ I belong to the Galo Community and i am really happy that you made a video about the Galo Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh😊

[@kgleatherworks1497]

You have a amazing tribe Chisi.

[@chisiken5785]

Gilbert Juan Thank you☺️

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

look so similar with us bataknese tribe, nias tribe, dayak tribe, minahasa tribe of indonesia and other some austronesian culture of indonesia, philippines and aborigines of taiwan, we are brothers

[@ivanborah4355]

So glad you are back in India. Last time I saw you crying. ☹️

[@ziroengineering8325]

hi syifa thanks for highlight Arunachal tribe to the world, i have been watched ur all videos of Srilanka and Nepal series , eagerly waiting for more Arunachal series video. m from Aalo.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much!

[@oktimanalu602]

Hi syifa thanks for the sharing. In my opinion, this culture slightly similar with other southeast asia tribal especially in our country, indonesia such as bataknese, tořaja, padang and etc.

[@ott5844]

I am so pleased to see someone like you being everywhere such a privilege to meeting those people, take care and enjoy your journeys, have a beautiful day ❤️🙏

[@mayawanem1614]

I enjoyed your all four episodes of AP, NE India videos. All were filmed and explained beautifully by a beautiful lady. Keep filming dear sis... Mmm... I think you have only 5 episodes from Arunachal Pradesh series, right? But I would be eager to see your vlogging soon after all AP series. Perhaps your videos will be missed during this tough global lockdown!

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for watching! I have 2 remaining episodes from 2 different tribe :)

[@HuzzaTVDreamBook]

Upto watching this video I know How india is incredible culture ...🇮🇳

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for always watching!

[@bhagiraj8903]

Amazing and beautiful marriage culture! thank you Syifa for special episode.🙏❤️

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Bhagi :)

[@marinbancos]

Nice & educative video. Loved it so much. Thanks Syifa!

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for always watching, Marin!

[@marinbancos]

Thank u Syifa. My pleasure.

[@bhawanichauhan1394]

Very nice cinematography... I know that roads are not motorable in Arunachal ... Really you did wonderful job.... I am very much impressed with your vedio.....

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for watching!

[@powchoy4003]

One with so much love and respect to the Culture other countries of the world u are truly the greatest ambassador of world tradition and culture in my eyeys....

[@tenzinpawo9220]

I really enjoyed a lot by some videos which you made at Arunachal,which I heard only but after watched your video feel I was there..it’s awesome..It’s beginning,many of your videos to watch,hope it’s good time pass during lockdown..he he..

[@yogengurung600]

People look very much similar to nepali even u look nepali😘and hatsup to u for your hard work and effort after watching you all arunaanchal video i got to know all about arunanchal what I wanted to know thank u syifa keep up your work .. keep exploring world..much love n respect ✊

[@dTravller]

Thanks for the video I saw my village and family members in your whole video.

[@virarama907]

Wow, that’s a fascinating wedding ritual. Thanks for sharing Syifa! 🙏

[@pennieete5230]

I think I could relate when she said these traditions are losing meaning to the younger generation bcuz I am a young galo and even though I have attended many weddings I have no idea about various things about my tribe

[@gemarkatolobom9050]

Yeah u are right i am too a galo girl but i know nothing about our culture and tradition as i grew up in non trible family( in my aunt house) i don't know how to speak galo and never celebrated mopin because they never took me with them because they thaught i know nothing about mopin and what am gonna do there. Its really sad to know that we are loosing our culture and traditions😢😢

[@pennieete5230]

@@gemarkatolobom9050 exactlyyy

[@utpalbasumatary2794]

You look so happy. Your happiness shine through you videos. Thank you for coming to northeast part of india. Love from kokrajhar assam.

[@patrickyanthan5580]

Dear Syifa you are a real person selected by GOD to educate people in different parts of the world.I can understand the type of person that you belong .Thank you so much for being with our tribel people.

[@namduanlunggonmei7267]

That's a very nice coverages and much matured comments,i have learned a lot from this video...thanks

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Namduan, appreciate your kind comment

[@mamunchowdhury3990]

Thank you so much Syifa for making such a wonderful episode on amazing lifestyle of lovely peoples of Arunachal Pradesh. ❤❤❤

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Mamun for your kind comment

[@mamunchowdhury3990]

@@SyifaAdriana You are most welcome. ❤❤❤

[@beingfree7172]

It's obvious for any visitors to have some cultural shocks while visiting another culture different to them. & It's not like Animal Sacrifices are good or bad, that's depends on the people's perspective influence by his/her own culture. For an instance, Eating Cow Beef are seen as Taboos for North Indian Hindu but Rest of the world eat that. Same goes with Halal & Haram tradition of Muslim. Belief or Idea of a person is mould by his/her culture. & Thanks for making this video, this video will always be useful resource for Galo in this fast changing world. I wish you happy Travelling & Best wishes for your Video Films.

[@kmaperture2093]

Even residential of Arunachal Pradesh I did not get chance to see this marriage ceremony but you helped many of us to know it.,😁😁

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thanks a lot Goerge!

[@kmaperture2093]

@@SyifaAdriana thanks to you ma'am you are doing very good work. I would be glad to contribute for your effort.👳😁

[@jk-gq7tj]

You actually look like our(galo) girl. I swear😁

[@SyifaAdriana]

Hahaha I am told that I look like every other local wherever I go.

[@jk-gq7tj]

@@SyifaAdriana that's a trait every traveler would love to have 😄... Jokes apart, really appreciate your work and thanks for showing our culture. When in Arunachal again and if any help is required you can let me know. I will try whatever i can from my side. (Disclaimer: I work for the Tourism Dept. of the Arunachal Govt.)😁 Stay Safe.

[@anugonubasar3997]

Yes. .she is

[@ikenlendo5643]

Don't be Chinese spy 😂😜😜 , we don't want to go China and under typical Communist regime

[@MrHuofeng]

no, she looks like our Nepali girl haha :) she is a very nice human being...so everyone thinks she belongs to their community... :)

[@ribatumter4859]

Thanks a ton it’s beautifully described 💖 a proud Galo here

[@Jominragyor]

There is this feeling of relaxation in your vlogs. Hi Syifa, I am also from Arunachal Pradesh. I am from a district called Shi yomi you should visit it once there a place called Mechuka I am sure you will love that place it's culture and diversity

[@TheKGF]

Thank you for choosing Arunachal Pradesh ❤️

[@gyachotamang]

Hi! Your videos are awesome... After this virus ends please visit Darjeeling as well... Sandakphu is a great place over there... :)

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for watching! I initially was planning to visit Darjeeling and Sikkim after AP but the pandemic situation wouldn't allow me to do so, and I felt exhausted from AP travel film..

[@gyachotamang]

@@SyifaAdriana I understand... You are doing great and I hope after this pandemic finishes you will be going on with your expedition full on😁... Cheers.. All the best and stay safe😊 I have become your fan because you are not afraid or hesitant to try and explore new places and culture and how much you revere their ideologies and culture and food🙏

[@arondev1]

India is so diverse an beautiful. Beautiful people and tribe...my next visit is arunachal pradesh..the north eastern people are very down to earth people...God bless ur state and people..

[@romymongalini3838]

Thank you very much for this. There are similarities in the cultures here in the Cordilleras, Philippines. Keep on!

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Romy!

[@Bluepanda555]

Romy lots of migration took place centuries ago.. Sometimes I wonder the languages spoken by few thousand here might be spoken somewhere else too what do you think??

[@romymongalini3838]

@@Bluepanda555 Yes, there are some terms that are familiar with our local terms but are disjointed and need more exposure to connect. But when cultural practices are familiar, then the root could be the same.

[@Bluepanda555]

@@romymongalini3838 We trace our roots to China but no concrete evidence to support the claim.. But what I evident is that we had nothing to do with India because nothing is similar lol

[@brokeguy5607]

@@Bluepanda555 These tribes are Tibetan when it comes to origin. They migrated to the foothills probably because of the harsh climates in southern and western Tibet. Most of the ornaments and jewellery used by the Tani tribes can be traced to Tibetan culture especially the Machete, some bells and plates.

[@JSolisHD]

*Hi Syifa. Hope everything is going well. India is really beautiful. You capture the best of India.*

[@setzmongzar7692]

waiting..! Exciting to watch your wedding day...😜

[@SyifaAdriana]

hahahaha

[@nguikrummro2736]

hi dear beautiful vloger❤️❤️!i used to see Your vlog all time❤️

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

look so similar with us bataknese tribe, nias tribe, dayak tribe, minahasa tribe of indonesia and other some austronesian culture of indonesia, philippines and aborigines of taiwan, we are brothers

[@lungreiricky7270]

For me now I feel like I am preparing a speech to deliver to the world. Cos your video is so amazing I could not stop watching, everything I browse KZbin your videos appear on screen which I could not missed it. You got a lots of video where you go on exploring the beautiful people, food, community, nature, and so many more and for me watching your videos is like preparing a sppech to deliver to the world. Love watching you... Keep going and be blessed always. I wish to see you in person and feel the Blessings you have. I have a question as well have you visited Manipur? am sure you might have heard of the State. I am from Senapati District Manipur. Currently staying in Delhi... I am your biggest fan a big shout out to you for your achievement as a solo travelers. God Bless You.

[@malangsentertainmentme1400]

amazing..im from North eastern part of India.. yet i didn't know about it...

[@kumarranamagar6066]

I'm waiting to watch your next visit of Nepal...also your all videos are Awesome...,😘😘😘😍🤗

[@SyifaAdriana]

I live here since October 2019 but wont film anything in Nepal

[@louissoren4384]

its first time coming to know galo tribe its really amazing story of this tribe waiting to visit u all

[@colinsimcock4222]

That was really, really interesting. Thank you very much. I always find different cultures so interesting especially tribal culture.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Colin, I really appreciate your kind comment. I agree that tribal culture is so fascinating to witness. I wish to discover more in the future, a lot more time and energy to create this kind of films than just travel vlogs..

[@kekhrie-Nk]

Oh! At last anticipating your video. Through your vlog i see people, places etc. Arunachal is beautiful with scenic views and rivers. Keep it up sister. 👍💓

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for always watching!

[@kazisaabgaming1115]

I haven’t visited there but i’m 101% sure people are so kind and they looks like nepali as you too dear ❤️ 🙏

[@criklive4030]

Thank u Miss for casting our Galo Tribe marriage... Next time if U travel by Arunachal plzz do Visit Aalo I will be Guiding 😅🥰🥰

[@saitamahu7835]

I m really happy to see..that u r soo keen to explore cultures....if ever you had a plan to visit india ...visit uttarakhand..very unhidden treasure u can explore....you will really love the tradition and natural beauty...

[@TBGVlogs530]

sis thank u for uploading this video iam egarly waiting for this video

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for watching!

[@nandkumardaryanani]

So nice to see your new vdo. You have been silent for quite some time. I feel you are so lucky to be able to witness a local wedding in a remote village of Arunachal Pradesh. God bless the young couple. God bless you too. Are you back home in Indonesia now?? Love from Mumbai.

[@yonyton7065]

❤keep travelling keep sharing. Love it. Please Visit Kohima, Nagaland If you get time.. Love from Northeast India . Kohima, Nagaland❤

[@pandeyalok394]

भारत में आपका स्वागत है शिफा जी ।

[@jaiho5944]

Thank you syifa... Love from arunachal pradesh 😍😍😍

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you for your kind support and for watching!

[@minnyariram1687]

Thank you covering .... A loads of love from Galo Boy

[@kanonggmize6978]

The way of your smilling face is killing me😘😘😘

[@pinkubasar6136]

Lovely. Wish to see you exploring some other parts of Arunachal.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Pinku, there will be 2 remaining episode from Shertukpen and Wancho tribe..

[@tanialangpumaru6863]

Medam thank you for come in our State and explore the unexplored world.

[@nurmajunitamardiyanah1953]

Love love sama kaka smart bangtt . Pdhl baru ngikutin yt kaka 😚

[@ginr8020]

Thank you to seeing our marriage tradition 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

look so similar with us bataknese tribe, nias tribe, dayak tribe, minahasa tribe of indonesia and other some austronesian culture of indonesia, philippines and aborigines of taiwan, we are brothers

[@patrickyanthan8295]

Dear Syifa you are a real heroine to travel in eastern Part of India. I wish you best of luck.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Patrick. This video wouldn't be possible without the help of my local friend, Tai Padung who basically gave me access to this tribal wedding. We drove 6 hours of nonexistent roads in a day..

[@nishansunuwar5797]

I've always represent india as a Bollywood movies ..or heard about the big cities like Mumbai, Delhi so far I haven't realized that Indian is so massive that these tribes are also feted there....I literally assume like I'm watching Indonesian or vietnamese wedding ceremony..just other part of India..beautiful 😊😊

[@SyifaAdriana]

thank you Nishan, Northeast India in particular are closer to Southeast Asia and Tibet, forming similar culture to the surrounding areas than to the mainland India..

[@BlusukanSmartTV]

Warna kulitnya lebih putih bila dibanding dg orang 2x India bagian selatan pada umunya, dan wajahnya lebih dekat dengan orang2x Tibet. (Menurut saya)

[@SyifaAdriana]

Karena secara race, mereka adalah Tibetan.. dan migrate dari Tibet. Coba cek di peta dimana Arunachal Pradesh, jadi kelihatan kenapa kultur dan mukanya beda2

[@rtasailo901]

This is my first time to see your video... i am now subscribing your channel because of your look

[@godeagle1136]

New fan I just loved it hope to seemore of ur videos 😁from Arunachal . I always thought that my state is lil boring but u opened my eyess really grateful to you