THIS is RURAL TIBET - Exploring The Remote Life of Tibetan Nomads

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

This was one of our best travel experiences ❤ forever grateful to this kind nomadic family who were so hospitable and invited us to their home 🥰

[@zerohour1917]

@sunkissedbucketlist 你们在bilibili有帐号吗？ 订阅人数 8万！

[@hjvtvhcgbbcf]

Your videos about China got so many👍👍. 🎉🎉🎉 So great videos you had made.

[@ZiN-ux7tn]

Please don’t use Chinas flag to Tibet vlog. Tibet is illegal occupied country by China. So many killings and exploitation since 1959 which is continued till today.

[@TenzinNylbum-rd8cb]

I'm from Tibet and been living in London for fifteen years. After watching your video, I have a strong desire to return to my motherland.

[@sealtrader]

You should, because you're no longer "Farm Slaves" generational life since Pervert DaliLama got kicked out of Tibet. Xizhang welcome you to come back.

[@PomegranateChocolate]

Let me use this opportunity to bring awareness to the oppression of Tibetans. No, I am not talking about the Tibetans in China. I am talking about Tibetans in occupied South Tibet, which was annexed by India in 1951 and made a state by India in 1987 to become the so-called Arunachal Pradesh. The Tibetans in occupied South Tibet are fast becoming strangers in their own native homeland because the Indian government is settling Indians in the region to change the demographic structure of the region. The Indians like to mock them, calling them Chinese as a form of insult (sometimes calling them names such as the C* word or the M* word.) Rape by Indians in occupied South Tibet is a major source of resentment of the locals to the Indian occupiers. Another thing is that India simply doesn't trust the locals and likes to accuse them of being Chinese spies if they don't display enough loyalty to the Indian occupier. This area is tightly controlled by India with limited access to the outside world. In 2014 a Tibetan Chinese called Nido Tania went to Delhi and was beaten to death because he looked 'Chinese'. His case was hardly an isolated one. Rape by Indians is a major source of tension in South Tibet against India. Today South Tibet is restless, and India knows it. This is the reason AFSPA (Armed Force Special Powers Act) is imposed on South Tibet. AFSPA dates back to colonial times when the British were running South Asia. AFSPA gives India the power to detain or kill anyone with impunity. AFSPA is imposed on regions India deemed 'disturbed,' such as Kashmir and South Tibet. The Tibetans in occupied South Tibet are voiceless people because they are not the right kind of Tibetans, so their plight is ignored by the world at large. I have yet to hear from the Western media of any concern about human rights abuse of the Tibetans in occupied South Tibet by India. Free South Tibet from India.

[@FAFORednickincell]

Are you Tibetan yourself?

[@ccea_3050]

Are there forced labor camp in Tibet?

[@FAFORednickincell]

@ if you are a foreigner the only thing you are forced to do, is to pay a Tibetan to guide you around Tibet I’d argue that their life is better these days That’s because the average Tibetan life expectancy in 1951 was 35 years of age “That’s because 95% of Tibetans lived in feudal serfdom,” Where the Monks were land owners, serf owners who took in little boys as their playthings in their monasteries But people can keep believing that F ache Hollywood Brad Pitt 7 years in Tibet Shangri-La made up bulllcheeet These days the Dalai Lama just wants more autonomy…. Probably for the good ole days to come back again 👇 Tibetans want more autonomy, not independence or political separation from China: Dalai Lama Updated - September 26, 2023 08:50 am IST - McLEODGANJ (Himachal Pradesh) Speaking to journalists, 88-year-old Tibetan leader repeats assertions, wants to revisit Lhasa, but live in India TheHindu

[@impressionfirst8577]

Through your camera, I see and experience almost like in person the most beautiful place on earth.

[@dennyliu7494]

Thank you for taking us to see inside the nomad family's tent. 😊

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Such a beautiful and kind family 🤩

[@DannyChean]

Breathtaking tibetan wilderness! Love to see!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

The views away from Lhasa are even more incredible, can’t believe how beautiful it is 🥰🥰

[@JingTommy]

Very peaceful up in the mountains and breathtaking view and scenery

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We couldn’t agree more 🥰

[@vivianumobile9709]

It's amazing the horses and the yaks live freely in the grassland❤❤❤... what a nice experience ❤❤❤

[@Funny-meta6]

西藏的地理环境塑造了西藏人民淳朴善良，与世无争的处世态度！他们可能话不多，但是他们都很善良，温暖！

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Very kind and hospitable people for sure 🥰🥰

[@mikebo3775]

Thanks for the amazing video. Even I ever visited the Tibetan area and Tibetan place once, I didn't have such a wild experience before. This video helps me to understand my Tibetan fellows traditional wild life. Love from Shenzhen, China.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Highly recommend if you can head to the more remote areas and experience life with the nomads. Truly magical 🥰

[@SWilford]

Thank you for sharing your China adventure. Whilst I love to travel to see China, I am 73 now. I will most likely not be able to visit all the lovely places in China that you have been. I will be following your travel of all these fantastic place. Viewing from UK.

[@AliceMiller-n8d]

73 is the new 60. They have elevators and lifts for people to get up mountains. Just go

[@bruceliu7321]

Welcome to China

[@Snow_1959]

Don’t cry…your life time is nearly died but u still don’t know which Tibet and which is China …please this is not China

[@aaronasukausada0000]

​@@Snow_1959 first😢stop being so mean. Do remember u also are human. And second tibet belong to china ❤

[@Snow_1959]

@ fu****bloodshit let see in future time by time.. you are my universal enemy.. you chines fiend peoples are rogues and encroached entity Tibet and Tibetan animals. Environmental…but you cannot overcome whole Tibetan they are a spirit person and most sympathies peoples of being compassion all sentience being… so 99% Honest people like Tibet and Tibetan cultures…. Your chines have destroyed it totally… but let’s what be happen between Tibetan and Chines ! In the past few years more 150 Tibetan have killed themself.. why ??? Should try analyzes about it… hopefully you guys can know about it Tibet…

[@roytse3355]

扎西德勒😄❤👍🌸

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Tashi Deleh 🤩🤩

[@LW78321]

Wow you are so so lucky to experience this!!

[@sekchuentse9644]

多謝！

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@kayapi5321]

Tibet is so large that, except for a few cities, many people still maintain this primitive lifestyle. This does not mean that they are poor. On the contrary, they may have hundreds or thousands of yaks at home. But the schooling of their children is a problem because they live too scattered. There may be only a few children who need to go to school in a hundred square kilometers. Therefore, Tibet has to adopt boarding schools, where children can only go home once every two weeks. This is a way suitable for Tibetan children, but Western media describe this as the "boarding school" that Americans used to treat Indians.

[@赤那]

its called cultural genocide

[@luojumbo685]

I would linke to click the "like" button a million times

[@zhangzhouzhang365]

So many media are wrong, China is not exterminating Xinjiang and Tibetans, they just don't want to give an explanation, you can ask which Tibetans are willing to be independent?The answer is: zero.

[@samtat0315]

Agree and well said 👍. It just one of that country their councils and medias keep continue lying to let their own people believed only 🙄. Smart enough people could figure out is it true or lies only.

[@xinjunliu5245]

👍

[@LeoFu-tw4np]

I believe everybody in Tibet want to join India

[@samtat0315]

@@LeoFu-tw4np Keep dreaming. Tibetan are more smart enough to know which one is good for them ok

[@lin9513]

just try to go and ask by yourself, not only "think" ​@@LeoFu-tw4np

[@kalideres9680]

This can be one of highlights of your videos. keep on making good quality videos! We love you brave and honest guys!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

❤

[@ZarkXing]

It's a great video that shows another side of China❤. I hope that foreigners realize that China has not only prosperous Shanghai, but also beautiful natural scenery and simple people.

[@Snow_1959]

Hahaha is it China ?? Fuck and go hell.. Tibetan don’t eat pet … they are most peaceful and sympathetic peoples around world

[@thisiskevin1000]

And many of them are featured across social media, even before COVID pandemic halted international travel for 2.5 years.

[@luyisu6880]

Thank you for sharing. It's more interesting than Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

[@JerryTom-m2h]

Tibet is on your wish list, bless you and your wife

[@vs123]

Video sharing perfect my friend

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Glad you enjoyed it 🥰

[@emilyyang8225]

Both of you look so great in the Tibetan costume.

[@worldpeace9039]

Thank you so much I am a Tibetan❤

[@oeiayling6319]

Where on earth you guys were doing. My eyes were teary watching this unbelievable reality in Tibet. Every step you made was so real and sincere. Oh Taz and Libby, you melt me!

[@ivyshy98]

wow what an amazing experience. some things in life you can't really imagine until you seen and experienced it first hand. so lucky you two 😄

[@杜子腾-w8l]

这一集真的很赞👍🏻

[@joaowust]

Great job! You really hit the mark. I highly recommend considering a trip to Everest Base Camp; it would be a shame to miss it after traveling so far. Happy days in Tibet, you nailed it. 🎉

[@杜子腾-w8l]

Hainan Province in China has a separate visa free policy, offering a 30 day visa free period to 59 countries. Hainan Province has a tropical climate with beautiful beaches and the sea. We hope you can explore Hainan

[@cordiachung9120]

Many thumbs up to you, thank you!

[@DreamLili1]

❤The Tibetan countryside is incredible. It feels like returning to the earth thousands of years ago. I hope it will not be developed or urbanized in the future.

[@yanxujiang]

难道他们只配过原始的生活？他们的生活很苦。他们也想过现代的生活。

[@FAFORednickincell]

@@yanxujiangI’ve seen China give homes to people in their poorest villages I’m sure these people could have the same if they wished for it

[@DreamLili1]

@@yanxujiang The heroine in the tent in the video has a mobile phone and a car that can drive up the mountain. I believe the couple also has a modern house at the foot of the mountain. They are not living a primitive life, but the Tibetan culture is so magical, and I don’t want such a culture to disappear in the future.

[@wq1626]

@@yanxujiang 整个西藏才三百多万人口，占据那么大个地盘，你想城市化也城市化不起来啊

[@tomtom-uo7lf]

selfish comments

[@Choolloyd]

Thank you brave lovely couple. This video clip is so beautiful and informative. Best wishes and regards to both of you. Enjoy your trip. Take care🍻

[@HarveyChenBlog]

Yeah. That's an once in lifetime experience!

[@makeawebsitewithguri4106]

I am so fascinated with the views and the way people live there, what an experience, awesome video!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤

[@cheryll8008]

Wow you are so lucky it's really beautiful!

[@lindaramos3325]

Hi guys, what an amazing video. I love love loved it alot especially the cute baby. Y'all looked so beautiful with the attire. Take care and enjoy

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Glad you enjoyed Linda 🥰

[@xltuoba]

美好的一天

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Very good day 🥰

[@PomegranateChocolate]

Part of historic Tibet, South Tibet is gobbled up by India in 1951 and make an Indian state and renamed to the so-called Arunachal Pradesh in 1987. Free South Tibet from India.

[@ljl3373]

This is for sure one of the best videos that I saw in your channel.

[@seanchee441]

what a wow , a broadcast from the roof of the earth. Amazing...

[@张则-g2b]

谢谢你们让人们看到真实的西藏 一个幸福和平的地方

[@kexinma7294]

Wow! I feel like I am with you there with all my heart!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

This was such a beautiful place 🥰

[@jackliu498]

OMG! What an amazing experience!

[@jazyng6139]

謝謝你們👍💕

[@davidpeng4726]

wow, a day of nomadic life in Tibet.. How interesting..

[@tedwang906]

You guys are so lucky,even many Chinese people don’t have chance to tour local tent like this.

[@东莞大镖客]

这两位一直运气都很好

[@lingho5578]

Amazing and serene episode. What an experience! Look at that lively sky! Thank you for taking us along. Don't think I would of made it up so high myself as I would be out of breath every step. So it was great to experience everything with you. ❤

[@Generally-mz4hn]

That's so amazing, I'm crying for this view, I love it, thanks for sharing such things❤❤❤❤

[@Passangchangra]

Amazing and l like it too. I am happy for you as well.....

[@mrsecret5799]

THANK YOU SUN KISSED BUCKET LIST FOR YOUR SHARING FROM TIBET ADVENTURE. ❤🇲🇾❤

[@hermesliteratus882]

A fun fact is that nomadic and hunting peoples who live in some of the world’s most remote and harsh environments-such as Alaska, Northern Canada, the Caucasus, and Tibet-survive primarily on animal protein from sources like caribou, elk, reindeer, yak, seal, whale, fish, and other wild game, along with fat and dairy products like yogurt, cheese, and butter, with little to no access to fresh green vegetables. Yet, they often have remarkably healthy hair, skin, and nails and tend to live long, healthy lives.

[@xinfuxia3809]

Comparatively they do have shorter lifespans. I’ve seen very few of them in 80s, never seen anyone past 90s. When they move down to lowland areas, they live just like us.

[@myintmaunmaun]

People in plateau areas usually live shorter lives, according to statistics...

[@youaki828]

because they are rich actually. The tent is not their house，this is just a temporary site for summer grazing. Usually they have many cows, sheep and sometimes horses. No tax totally. If you go to their city house you will know how rich they are! How poor we are! By the way normally government pay for the city house for them 😢 I believe if we can have the same lifestyle we also have healthy hair, skin…

[@terryyoung5135]

living in ultra high attitude areas like Tibet,life expancy can be short and many sickness,before 1950s,tibetans life very short

[@胡车儿-h8v]

You two are lucky to have almost no altitude sickness

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Luckily we had no issues with altitude sickness 👍🏻😇

[@林北就是唱秋]

Libby, put on your sunglasses 😎 , wear long sleeve and put on sunscreen lotion 🧴, UV intensity is very high there in Tibet .

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

I try to remember but still forget oops haha 😛

[@佯谬]

是的 西藏高原紫外线非常强 墨镜🕶必须要戴，当然氧气瓶也要准备好。

[@林北就是唱秋]

@@sunkissedbucketlist Tibet has the highest occurrence of cataracts in China, so be careful.

[@gyalponicevideo7126]

Really nice video I watched it 😊

[@ポムポム仮面]

Oh my gosh, this exactly the fantasy I see in my dreams.

[@林北就是唱秋]

Hello Libby and Taz 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Hello 👋🏼 🤩

[@w.z.6062]

Amazing experience. Beautiful place and happy and nice people!

[@annxu3364]

Loooove it! Very unique experience! Thank you so much for taking us into Tibet’s country life!

[@chadwickyang7885]

WOW ! What a privilege to get to visit a nomadic family and their way of life. You guys are so lucky.

[@Oldbrow]

Now Tibetans are too happy, too rich, too comfortable!😊

[@lassywale]

haha real freedom is freedom of speech and spritual practic, china stop tibetan children locking in boarding school children crying saying is like jail

[@tenzinnamgyal9902]

Yes Tibet country is a rich

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

谢谢！

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

🥰🥰

[@g_lhamo]

😍

[@christianyang7595]

Reminds me of my honeymoon trip there 11 years ago

[@ashfieldclutch9781]

super cool!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Very beautiful indeed 🥰

[@TseringDickyi-n4s]

Hello, I am watching ur video from India. but actually I am Tibetan. that five colored prayer flag represents the five elements. Blue flag represents the sky, White flag represents the air (8:21 not cloud but some people says like what Nyima had said😌), Red represents the fire, Green flag represents the water, Yellow flag represents the earth. If u hang up these on the high and clean place, it will bring you a good luck.

[@FinanciallyFreeDeeTV]

what a great adventure it is!😍

[@原子小金剛-c1y]

很棒的體驗👍

[@ExpatNatt]

Beautiful place! Hope I can visit soon! ❤

[@YeshiDoorjee-b4i]

So interesting watching from UK😊

[@sh-hh4ws]

Wow, beautiful adventure!

[@simonzhong5323]

You both looks awesome 👌 👏 👍.

[@meiyiuli4528]

太美的地方

[@dddanw6268]

To be honest😂This is a real travel!! As a Chinese, I’m so used to city life and I’m bored with skylines…

[@danstenis660]

China should develop bicycle lanes and public bathrooms for long distance, cross country travel on bicycles. This is great for exercise and mental recharge.

[@jorogers4662]

Breathtaking and grounding. What a humble existence. So self sufficient. Once in a lifetime opportunity for sure!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

The family were so kind and hospitable, loved every single minute we were there 🥰🥰

[@mchoidir43]

Wow, amazooon! 😮

[@mchoidir43]

Remarkable Lhasa ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kakacicimakutuyoung]

If only I could give 1000 likes on this vlog

[@okwatever3582]

Tibet is super pretty 😍 Hope you guys also have planned a trip to some of their lakes:) it’s super serene

[@铭心华夏李]

谢谢您❤爱你哦❤

[@kevken5213]

Thx

[@edwinsenjaya6705]

it is so amazing to experimce village life like this. AMAZING experience, you both are so lucky!!! ❤👍🏻

[@kirbyhuang5609]

加油💪

[@牛公-l3z]

You'd better wear a coat in Tibet If you catch a cold, it will be very troublesome Take care, brother

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

It was very cold up in the mountains 😰😱

[@meizhou3406]

藏族服装真的美…

[@hantonohalim-fs4hl]

Wunderschön ❤

[@zimuli3549]

你们太帅了！

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

🤩🥰

[@王王老五-o9h]

Great job of you

[@Audio-3000]

I really enjoyed this episode. Thank

[@jamyangtsering2281]

Free Tibet ✊

[@ljl3373]

This is AMAZING!!!

[@shahidsaifi7497]

Amezing ❤

[@wokaka11]

Three hundred kilometers away from Chengdu is the Tibetan plateau where the Khampa people live. Various tourist facilities are much better than those in Xizang and there is no government regulation on hiring local guides.It is recommended to go to Moxi Town磨西 or Yading亚丁. The former is best located at the foot of Gongga Mountain, There are more than 60 peaks with a height of over 5000 meters and various hot spring hotels around it... You can also hire a tour guide for hiking tours. Currently, there is also a service for climbing mountains over 5000 meters, which costs only 2000 RMB. For example, climbing Nama Peak at an altitude of 5500 meters does not require professional skills, only physical strength. After reaching the summit, you can have a close-up view of the main peak of Gongga Mountain at an altitude of 7500 meters, which is particularly stunning

[@BaekKing]

i like those funky looking hats

[@borg436]

很有好善良的视频博主,很喜欢你们的视频！

[@tomsunuwar6940]

So beautiful great China’s 🇨🇳Tibet Lhasa ❤️‍🩹👍🍀

[@老阿姨-y3p]

厉害了👍

[@JemsGyaltso]

One of Song Name Shambhala Kie Bhumo la. Good music. 🌈🪷🌾🦚🕊️🎄🌹🌻🌸🌼🌺🪴🌷🌲🪈🎻🪕🪇🎤🕺🏻💃❤🫰🫶🏻👌✔️

[@WeiyangXu-gv3yc]

epic~

[@ThienThanhTieu]

Everest base camp is highly recommended , if your body allows you to go to such high attitude

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

That would be epic 🤩

[@zhongguono1]

我梦想里的天堂-西藏

[@larryli3333]

Brave guys. 🎉🎉 Sparse oxygen made me a headache

[@JohnsonHYLau]

This was very fascinating. BTW what did burning Yak dung smell like? Its value, said in a folksong: “Yak-dung, you are much precious than gold, burning yourself and bringing warmness and light to humans.”

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

To be fair it didn’t smell of anything inside the yurt when they were cooking so can’t tell you what yak dung smells like haha 😛