The Most Traditional Way to Catch Fish; How this Village Live on Fishing?

[@Jade-ml2ng]

I am Jamaican but was raised in the United States knowing both Jamaican and American cultures. I love watching cultural videos and learning about how other people live. I look forward to watching your videos and hearing the beautiful voices of those women singing. Thank you for sharing about Tibetan culture!

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[@factspoken9062]

KZbin is banned in Tibet. This video is made by the Department of Disinformation, to falsely show the world that all is well inside Occupied nation of Tiibet. They dont show the thousand of monasteries looted by their army during the invasion in 1950s. They dont show thousands of tibetan in concentration camps equipped with organn removing units. They dont show hundred of young people burnning themselves to death.

[@factspoken9062]

@Min Sooi ChooFirst google the meaning of word "political" then stop and ruminate for one hour. Then google meaning of word "nonsense"and think for one hour. Now you Point out one single word that is either "political" or "nonsense" in my comment. If you cannot find it let me give you one good example of political 50 cent nonsense: "This is a travel video. Don't spout political nonsense here. Better see a psychiatrist:

[@factspoken9062]

@Min Sooi Choo Ha ha ha...you giving chinese data....since the wuhanvirus world knows what your data means. We know when to multiply your figures by 10 and when to divide. Example: Let india's GDP be Y. Now 50 cent wumao says China's GDP is 6Y. Truth it is 6/10 Y or 3/5Y .

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@Min Sooi Choo can i have chinese data on psychiatrist? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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The catch here is that you can’t get visa to get there. It is most controlled and captured ranked next to North Korea.

[@jasC1933]

Tashe Delek Jamyang!. You are great for sharing all these beautiful sites of Tibet n the various rites of Tibetans. Thank you.👍👍🙏

[@rinchendorjey5540]

Jamyang la...That's was fact about real Tibet. Really enjoyed your blog. Take care.

[@menukapriyashan8884]

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[@man08839]

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[@overvelmingjesus5746]

Happy to see so many Black-necked cranes living healthy in Tibet, Tibet is really a heaven place for wild animals.

[@comradeleppi2000]

Chinese government help in conserving this.

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[@marylao1852]

Beautiful scenery, simple living and peaceful place. Amazing video! Thank you for sharing Tibet!☺

[@humbertovalencia2975]

Oh my friend, I'm in a small square watching your videos. I live in a small town named Buga and it's in middle of Andes mountains South America. It's wonderful see you. Greetings from Buga Colombia South America

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[@overvelmingjesus5746]

Interesting as always, thank you Jamyang for making great videos about Tibetan tradition, and congrats for reaching 100k subscribers, Tashi Delek.

[@comradeleppi2000]

Yes he deserves it

[@meghanschwanke1133]

Thank you so much for the subtitles! It helps us know more of the Tibetan culture

[@idrian1225]

Another wonderful video. Everything is well balaced and communicated. I love your films. The pictures are amazing, and story telling just perfect, not too much narration, action and pictures talk for themselves. Thank you again for your afford to share your culture. Keep making these beautiful pieces of art!

[@TibettravelOrg]

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[@4301park]

Fish man, they look very peaceful. It's so nice. Thank you Jayang!

[@visitacionbanares9028]

Tibet are peace loving people..I love the culture.. very industrious✌️✌️

[@jagrana9601]

Just beautiful, Love Tibet.

[@manmohantamta3596]

Beautiful tibbat but we don't know how to go there. I always want to see your all video thanks. Love from India 🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Ax3l..x.x]

I'm so interested in this culture, thank you for sharing your beautiful culture brother

[@coolitschannel1622]

Wow,,, everything is good very natural ingredients.i like your place so much.

[@cristinafischli5739]

I am glad that not all Tibetans do not eat fish. Fish is one of my favorite meals. I thought I had to do without it. 😅 This is a beautiful river. I also like to swim. Thanks Tashi Delek for the Viedeo! 😊🙏🏼

[@tkyap2524]

Whether you eat fish or not is not a reflection of your heart. Your behaviour is.

[@namnam8477]

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[@rinzindorji8675]

Tashi Delek, nicely made video, I enjoyed watching

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[@linassounds7367]

Love your storys⭐♥🌟God bless Tibet🔥🌷🌷🔥🌷🌷🔥

[@maxsweetman6341]

Thank you JamYang for sharing your beautiful country and it’s wonderful happy people

[@g.kusang0078]

Really beautiful video.. praying for one day back to motherland

[@trinzangtrinzang5549]

Many Tibetans in and around Lhasa ate fresh water fish from ancient time, hence the existence of the 2 fishing villages on Yarlung Tsangpo River on the outskirts of Lhasa. Especially in Spring, fish is believed to have special health benefits and were a popular dish in homes around Lhasa. Fresh or sun dried fish from Yamdrok lake areas were very popular and consumed almost as sacred food. Apart from being known for their exceptional sweet taste, they presumably benefit certain ailments because water from Yam-drok Lake is considered holy, hence its inhabitants. Consumption of local fish declined steadily over the decades due to over fishing by influx of migrants, and water pollution. In present day Tibet most youngsters fancy eating fresh fish and other sea foods imported from around China, and Vietnam. however this is not accustomed by most older population. Vast majority of elderly population abstain themselves from fish and other seafoods consumption for religious purposes as highlighted by the show. Especially during the month of Saga Dawa; or holy 4th Lunar month which celebrates the birth, enlightenment and death of the Buddha. During this period, many Tibetans around the world would rescue substantial amount of live fish from markets and release them in waters to contribute to their merits. In the opening of this video we see one of the fishermen brings a fish to his mouth, murmurs something, and then releases the fish back in water... it’s a gesture or expression of kindness shown to the fish. Tibetans typically say a special mantra or a short prayer when one encounters a helpless creature or critters in the hopes of the creature living safe life, and be born in higher domain of birth next time around in its cyclical existence. Black-neck Cranes once found in abundance in Tibet’s plateau were thought to be gone extinct from from hunting and loss of their natural habitats. So pleased to see a handful is surviving. Hopefully they are enlisted as endangered and are protected.

[@trinzangtrinzang5549]

Well, first of all, there is no “Tibetan Chinese” as such. It’s either “Tibetan” or “Chinese” simple and clear.. Doesn’t matter which part of the world one resides both ethnic groups know they are two totally different entities with own set of culture, language, tradition etc... etc and one is descend of Tibetan ethnic and the other Han or some other ethnic group. Unless one is a mixed breed of the two. 2ndly, many young Tibetans who consume Sea foods are gradually waking up to new knowledge that the world is pretty much depleted of natural resources thanks to human greed and selfishness. They are starting to learn most so called sea foods in the 21st century is indeed NOT really coming from Sea. But they are in fact cultured and bred in closed facilities ... and are products of horrendous cruelty and abuse, and they are result of genetic engineering laced with toxic chemicals, growth hormones and treated with carcinogenic chemicals and antibiotics. There fore gradually increasing number of Tibetans equipped with the knowledge are restraining themselves from indulging cancerous Sea foods and fish. You seem take pride in consuming Sea foods? Educate yourself, and stay away from these cancer causing foods. Harvesting them is not good for Nature, nor for mankind!

[@trinzangtrinzang5549]

@Pine Joi you liked your own comment?! lol Oh boi! Take it easy mate... there is no fish big enough for frying in here. I agree it is “almost” impossible to find pure organic produce not laced with some sort of chemicals. One way or another some chemical is utilized to ensure healthy mass growth. Apart from this, growth hormones, gene modification, and steroid feed are not necessary. According to studies chemically induced produce, fish and meats do more harm to health than benefit. I am sure you have organic produce delivered right at your door from designated farms. However, if you are growing your own produces for hobby anyway, then I recommend you to use products that are closer to nature to keep pests away... like baking soda ,vinegar., egg shells etc... Anyway... stay healthy, good luck and Adios!

[@trinzangtrinzang5549]

@Pine Joi Relax! ...and do whatever you fancy! There’s no point in arguing with wall. It’s just pathetic! I am “delusional”remember? Enlighten yourself ... Adios!

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[@jeremaebeatopham]

Imagine living in a beautiful place on earth, with amazing culture, people and abundance of natural resources, eating a fresh fish straight from the river. I miss this kind of living. 🇵🇭❤️😍

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[@indiramedina8883]

Beautiful vídeo, Nice wiews!! Simple and healthy life🙏

[@Naturehood3_8]

Well I'm curious too.. recently unknown viper like pit viper discovered in southern Tibet highly poisonous one somewhere near Nyingtri.

[@indiramedina8883]

@@Naturehood3_8 Interesting. That amaizing place has to have many kind of wild life.

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[@mzzjesseyoung4098]

Yall I can’t. 😂 I enjoy these videos.Tweeds

[@SomroangChongKal]

Thanks for another beautiful video

[@diniasantos9117]

That kind of fishing by net is very traditional. That is also done in some remote places in the Phil. I am glad to note that the little fishes caught are thrown back to the river. Thanks for sharing. I learn so much about the Tibetan way of life through your videos. So interesting.

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[@bhaichung6458]

thank you jamyang lak,for sharing with us beautifull videos.

[@gohalex8352]

I learn more whenever I see your video. As an urban dweller in Singapore I do not see nature unless I travel to find them. Good work and keep doing it for the world of KZbin viewers

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[@bhappy8302]

Lots of love from India ❤🇮🇳 plzz upload more tibetan videos ❤

[@Everest4Peace]

Wonderful Jamyang reporting about near Lhasa fishing village (Nethang?) and tradition behind the Tibetan fishery. Thanks. Btw I think those Lhasa fish looks fresh water Trouts. These 2 fishermen look happy with their occupation and life, wonderful

[@nhenaphurba8346]

I remember my father he is also making fish in kongpo it call shabchan so delicious

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Tashi delek 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼..........thanks for this beautiful video.....

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[@tenzinjamchen6543]

Thank you for showing us traditional made yak skin boat wonderful and brilliant

[@videosdematt]

Can tourists fish there, with rod, line and hook?

[@tsheringpelden3096]

I enjoy watching video. Thank u m bhutanese

[@Yandaboo]

I'm a Buddhist from India and culturally we are almost same but few things have seen different and chojo la you are showing us your beautiful culture. Thank you for that....your every video is very interesting ❤️

[@vanhocwong6689]

I can't believe they can pay by Wechat high up in the mountains - I guess they got internet connections

[@jackpeipei820730]

there is also having 5g cell signal around Himalaya mountain...

[@StevenX-v1r]

China has a nationwide Cuncun Tong （村村通）project that connects every Chinese villages by highways, power grid, telecommunication networks( including cellular network), TV and Radio coverage. China's cellular network coverage is far far better than that in US. That's also why Chinese villagers in very remote areas can sell their products online

[@falconfrank548]

it is nationwide infrustructure like building the 5G base,bridge,concrete roads,power grid and so on for almost every remote village ,that was why you could have telcom signal even in the high mountain.

[@mindoro2891]

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[@godzillamothra5983]

huh, never thought about the difference between eating big animal and small animal. So true, one big animal/one life, can feed many, while one small animal/one life can't feed many people.

[@comradeleppi2000]

Yes religion teach good thing too

[@lordlee6473]

It’s probably not just big animals, but has to be herbivores as well. Fish itself eats other creatures, so that could be why fish is shunned

[@yaphinchin1589]

👍 good content... ✅🙏 sharing... ❤️😀

[@spidermann1256]

A very interesting film, well presented. I certainly learned a few things today. Just subscribed.

[@TibettravelOrg]

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[@trigelvza]

I love how they return the small fish back to the river. No pollution and simple living.

[@ruthminar6262]

I love eating fish..It must be sweet because right take from the river.It is a healthy food.

[@tsheringyangkee7317]

Love your videos jamyang. Love from Bhutan la 🙏

[@madlaln8218]

Thank you Jamyang for all your videos.I thoroughly enjoyed every one of your videos.I am hoping to come to Tibet before I die. Hope to have my wish fulfilled. Namah Shivaya. Now that I have watched the whole video,icometely agree with the fisherman about sun.Yes we are sinning by killing another living thing.All the other people who let go of the fish and kill the yak and say the yak has given up its life for us is not being truthful.The yak did not have a choice when we subject it to death. So it is better we turn vegetarians....

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This is so exciting beautiful

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[@jaihind.9108]

I am from India but I have always been fascinated by Tibet and Buddhism.❤️❤️❤️

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I like all your videos.keep it up,send more,from north east india,nagaland your language sound similar to us even the looks.

[@ckinoz1664]

Interesting fact why Tibetans don’t eat fish. Beautiful village 😍👍

[@diloo1861]

Thank you LOVE you all very much

[@elaine2072]

Different cultures different believers as of my part I don’t eat fish 😄😍😍😍I miss to watch your videos always 💕❤️😍❤️

[@tashiyangzom336]

Hi jamyang la thank you so much for taking us in Tibet through internet and I appreciated all your wonderful videos 🙏🙏🙏it really seems like we are in Tibet when we see your video and miss our motherland each and every single minutes 😂

[@Ladywangchuk]

Beautiful video, the background song is enchanting, such a melodiously powerful voice !🤩

[@sandhyakrishna5625]

Beautiful place

[@tuocnguyen5279]

Beautiful music ..

[@chekoytagabuug1119]

Wish to live in that place🥰🥰🥰

[@MomiElyn77]

Amazing boat, it's my first time to see such kind of fishing boat... This people are very clever..

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[@lynbals7368]

Fish is good for the health it has protein.

[@lazyfitnyinbaa4792]

And healthy fats too

[@circleancopan7748]

Where do we get Omega acids? Fish and seafood. No veggies have this kind of nutrient.

[@lazyfitnyinbaa4792]

@@circleancopan7748 macro and micro nutrient equally play a vital role for good health. So, lets not underestimate the role of veggies.

[@comradeleppi2000]

Beautiful place love to visit Tibet once.

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Welcome to visit our land in the future. We will be waiting for you here, and all my blessings to you.❤️

[@hazelfaithbalangue9718]

hi its me again i like watching your village vedeo bcoz its remined me my country almost the same culture watching from ksa.

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[@Yashab360]

Saudi Arabia And Tibet Have Nothing Comman I am From India 🇮🇳 I know Saudia Arabia Is Entirely Different From Tibet Different Religion Different ethnicity different language and Different Climate.

[@eagerdip8086]

tHE BOAT IS unique ..I HAVE SEEN THIS TYPE IN China but is pig skin😍😍😍love from Nepal

[@samueljacopastoria]

Nice documentary.

[@bomaisothalai9523]

Kindly explore to Dengba ethnic tribe of zayu county, i want to know more about Denba ethnic tribe.

[@keshavtadia7179]

Tashi delek jamyang. God bless u. Ur vlogs are very soothing. I love watching this regularly. It makes me feel very relaxed and blessed !! Love you 💐💐💐💐😊

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Thank you very much for your kind support my dear friend. Have a very nice day~

[@mhengbruno725]

Fish is a good for health

[@pankajnaik7752]

Love from Pune Maharashtra India Brother

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[@pendonpendon9905]

Thanks 🙏

[@sonambhutia3567]

Zamyangla, I am from Sikkim with my ancestry from Chumbi Valley in Tibet. I have never seen how Chumbi Valley looks like. Can you please do a story of Chumbi Valley and Yatung. Will look forward to it. Tashi delek and best wishes.

[@pankajnaik7752]

Very very very very beautiful Brother

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[@shiningstarbhoi2550]

3:40 solving that integrates mathematics

[@isiuwaomorefe584]

VERY INTERESTING . 🙏🏽 THANKS

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[@HamletsMill1969]

Beautiful Lhasa! 🐟

[@rumbatmg2503]

OK cool thanks nice

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[@rosegarden0988]

Interesting! Do they eat shrimps, crabs, etc?

[@thomas5585]

"Nya" is one of the only Tibetan words I know. 4:10 The dance sounds and looks like Tibetan Opera!

[@feelgood986]

I really like your Channel.. Please upload more ❣️🌲🌲🌲

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Thank you very much for watching our channel 💗 We will try our best to shoot more videos about Tibet. Please kindly come back often.

[@feelgood986]

@@TibettravelOrg Okey brother | I'll keep supporting you ❣️ | Uplaod more & Stay safe | see you on next videos 👍🌲

[@tangkhangnamgyal6969]

Tashi delek jamyang la. Thank you very much for showing us beutiful tibet. Could you please show us the famous hot springs of khambu one day. 🙏🙏🙏

[@TibettravelOrg]

Welcome to visit our land in the future.

[@leikidroma7817]

U made very good views and wives from Tibet I love it so much can u please 🙏 explore me a shelkar monastery its a upper part of tibet Dingri I waiting for that place very ancient and ritual monastery!!!

[@drsangno238]

What's the name of the background song? So soulful..touching & emotive

[@jasonnixon433]

Wow that lunch so healthy man.

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[@paljortseten5115]

Wow nice and beautiful village thanks

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[@tenzinchotso3507]

Which types of snakes are there in tibet ?.

[@clonapsbethe1261]

Good friendship

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[@suzannayong9484]

For Tibet the young generation will move out from the village to the town like u?

[@skywire5595]

Jamyang !..you show us something that not even found in national geographic. 👍

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[@dingjf2219]

西藏有如此多的流动冷水水域 非常适合鳟鱼养殖，青海鳟鱼就非常有名，去那边旅游吃烤鱼 味道非常鲜美，不知道西藏会不会开发渔业，不用当地人吃，运到内地就行

[@lianyu5177]

西藏本地吃的鱼都是内地拉上来的。。

[@tiansisi2012]

西藏有水葬的传统咯，鱼吃人，人再吃鱼，你不恶心么？😓

[@Lhamovlogs]

Great video 👍👍

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[@eagerdip8086]

bro! what we eat is mainly dependent upon our surrounding and the things around us.Anyway for the first time I knew that tibetans have this belief!! I respect YOUR BELIEF NOT MOCKING 😂😂seriously

[@arunlama6614]

Very nice people..I too like to eat fish...what to you suggest...is it a Sin ? Do comment me Jamyang bro.

[@clementinela1442]

Whats the song name on the background plz. All your videos have peaceful and touching songs. Please mention the song name in the description in your videos from next time lo. Tashi Delek

[@karmakhangkar4527]

It’s interesting about Tibetan fisher men, their traditional way of life and even today they carry on their profession. They still carry on ancient swimming style which is known as dog swimming style.

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