Visiting the Headhunter Village of Arunachal Pradesh | NORTHEAST INDIA [Ep. 6] 🇮🇳

[@SyifaAdriana]

Hello everyone, welcome back to another video. This is the very last video from the Arunachal Pradesh series bit.ly/2QTrkkQ that highlights our visit (@honiyadakpe and Lemnai ) to the Wancho village in Longding district, located close to the Indo-Myanmar border. During the edit of this video, my boyfriend and I primarily have worked together to put together this storytelling. My boyfriend himself is a part-time filmmaker and create a solo trekking video in Nepal earlier this year kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqGnf5pmmd2nY5I I hope that you learn a lot from this Arunachal Pradesh series altogether and thank you for your kind support! Let me know what you think of this video and the entire series in general. Stay well and stay safe! :)

[@pawan7523]

Wow owesome vdo ani bom dilla ko poni garauna paryo k

[@mamunchowdhury3990]

You stay safe too. Lots of love.❤

[@GG-kl4sd]

Next time come to the Meghalaya

[@surendraroka7914]

Syifa Adriana hey you are so preety❤️❤️and the way you talk is so amazing

[@devil8769]

I love u syifa and your videos 🥰🥰 please visit Nepal once again 🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@angelbabyangel6877]

Thank u mam for showing our wancho's rich culture. I'm overwhelmed 😌. Our tribe is very less known by the world. People thinks it's not safe to go there 😒 which is not actually true. We alws welcome our guest with wholeheart. Hope you had a great time there. 💓

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@angelbabyangel6877]

@@SyifaAdriana 😍😍

[@MarkTmng]

You are too pretty by heart and everything. Love the video #marktmng from Nepal

[@sormabhopali3330]

Are you naga?

[@naushadalikhan9361]

I want to visit your village it very beautiful ...to explore deep in to the jungle to see the natural beauty

[@nagalim4023]

Getting emotional and happy at the same time. Our brother and sister being seperated. Love and prayer from Mon Nagaland. We will Unite one day.

[@relaxationmusic2172]

May you explain? ?

[@mygoodname1492]

Get frontier nagaland first bruh and we will get back with our lost brother from teunsang tract which was separated from us. Wancho and konyak are same people under different boundaries and name.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@sunintheeast3881]

No bro we are Happy Arunachal

[@liveridge2696]

@@mygoodname1492 But they are more happy being an Arunachalee than a Naga.. all because of NSCN's atrocities...

[@Jominragyor]

'loss of culture is loss of identity' Thank you Syifa showing the diversity of Arunachal Pradesh

[@karchi20009]

Hey jomin , how are you?

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Jomin for your kind support!

[@chandanwood]

Thanks a ton for showing this part of our country instead of the usual palaces, taj mahal, spice markets and slums! ❤️

[@MacakPodSIjemom]

Exactly! I've never been to India, and probably never will, but it is just unbelievable that a country with such a diverse population and culture is always represented with those few usual places you mentioned. Literary, I'm sure that if I showed this video to any average Serb, he would not believe me it is India.

[@Yeahitsme101]

​@@MacakPodSIjemomnorth east 7 states and probably 100-200M people . Also Himalayas is full of places like this .

[@Asom-zr6fj]

Thank you for visiting our place and identifying our wancho community to the world. #love from LONGDING ❤🇮🇳

[@rukoruko4406]

My village looks more beautiful through your lenses, not to forget your lucid narration through out the video. Thank you for visiting our Zedua village and also for capturing the festive vibe. Stay safe, Stay happy! 🙏🏽

[@ossie6589]

Your village is lovely 😊

[@Exploring_in_my_capacity.]

Changle wanchonu

[@संदिपमांडे-य1य]

Love you from Maharashtra Jai Hind

[@dhankumartamang]

Hesam Wangsu waw wonderful words thanks

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@संदिपमांडे-य1य]

Love Arunachal from Maharashtra Jai Hind

[@beauleandre]

Your laugh is very contagious. Your personality is just so good. =D One addition to your subscriber here. Keep up the good content. I feel like I'm an indian born in the wrong country haha. Im from the Philippines by the way.

[@chigingshah1824]

Which ethnicity you belong to?

[@Originjk]

Absolutely greatful for putting this out into the world. Lots of love and support to your work. Thank you big time🙏 From Longding ❤️

[@RespectOthers1]

What a lovely end to a wonderful journey of learning and amazement. Bless these culturally-rich people that their long-practiced way of life remains intact for future generations.

[@SyifaAdriana]

I hope that you enjoy this series, Vinny!

[@ravpn1027]

Hello Syifa, this is absolutely a masterpiece. You had been very meticulous in your production, and thank you so much for your hard work in putting up this video! It is very informative! Thank you for bringing us to wonderful remote places and showing us the different cultures, people's ways of life, cuisines and scenic areas. Stay healthy，safe and happy!

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Ken. Very glad to read this, hope that you are doing well!

[@01_iv_thalih39]

Wow, that was a amazing visit to my home district and place. Though, I feel regret that could not meet you personally as I have viewed many of your videos from Arunachal and other parts of North East India. Thanks for visiting our place and uploading the culture, festival and show causing the humble nurture of our people in your blog. Praying for your good health and life. Hope to meet in you in future.

[@viveklinggivicks2093]

This is how we want to see culture of diversity that exist. Simple, inclusive, interactive & socializing. Nice to see your channel grow.. Love from Roing, Arunachal.

[@Exploring_in_my_capacity.]

Thank you ma'am for coming our Land(Wancho). I used to watched every episode of your. Hearty Welcome and visit again.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@arivanuaranu]

Syifa, well done! Nagaland has always been on my must-visit list, so you're beating me to it makes me green with envy and I'm kicking myself for that! I'm assuming you're a Sundanese, so you might not feel that strong of a connection with these lovely people, but I'm from Borneo so it's a different story. The tattoos, the feathers, the beads, the headhuntig... These are things that we are familiar with. Yeah, the Naga tribes are considered Sino-Tibetan nowadays, but they might have descended from Austronesian ancestors a long time ago. Needless to say I'm loving the video. Thank you so much for sharing this, and where ever you are please stay safe and selamat tidak berpuasa! 🙏

[@nungmakaba9387]

I'm a Naga and I learnt something from this comment...Thanks so much..

[@arivanuaranu]

@@nungmakaba9387 greetings from Indonesia! Good to know, it's great to learn from each other. I hope to someday visit your beautiful land, and maybe you can also visit Borneo. As a Naga, you wouldn't look out of place among our Dayak tribes.

[@akumpngn]

Ari Vanuaranu 🙏 selamat . It’s surprising to know that you have knowledge on the Nagas of India and Myanmar . We share a common interest 👍🏻 looking forward to have anthropological dialogues .

[@lynn6457]

@@arivanuaranu I think it's the other way round. Before britishers Nagas were hidden from rest of the world. Naga tribes follow oral tradition which says that they migrated from China long back. Who knows maybe your ancestors were Nagas who migrated to SEA region.

[@malsawmatochhawng3629]

Hello Syifa, I feel fortunate to see you again today! Thanks for showing all those things we cannot see. It's mind blowing! Waiting for more to come from you!

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@JungleInfinity]

Who else watch till the end? I enjoyed watching this video till the end. Thanks for sharing different cultures and practices. Loved it.

[@lemnaiwangnawlemnu7955]

Hope you witness my song too 😆😆🤣🤫

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@Lance_lana9817]

It is a very true thing the farther your away from city’s the more nicer people you find thanks for the series it was and fun and educational to watch

[@SyifaAdriana]

I agree, thank you Alexander!

[@dhrubag4465]

I enjoyed this video with smile on my face throughout and I would say one of your best episodes. these people are so close to nature and they seemed to be dangerous only when they see someone trying to harm them or else so jolly, warm and great hospitality. the Girl accompanying you can be good narrator or presenter of future :), the warrior still so live and confident. beautiful people and amazing drone footage, your hard work is definitely paid off and I think you are one of the rares to witness this whole events in person from the outside world. Great work Syifa! stay safe, stay positive!

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Dhruba! Very grateful to know that you enjoy this last episode. It is indeed I feel like the best amongst all because it's a collaborative effort editing this between my boyfriend and I. So glad to know that it came out very well. Thank you for your kind support, hope that you are well!

[@ayingwangnao6939]

love 4rm..Nagaland konyak 'Land of Anghs' I always dreams n wanted to see my fellows Wanchu...tq 4 da videos

[@goanbingo]

I have been to Longwa and met the former tattoed Konyak headhunters

[@flying9996]

Can anyone tell me Does nagas consider themself indian?

[@kimJongUn567]

@@flying9996 yup🌚

[@megovituomeyase9180]

@@flying9996 nope !!

[@mrx9920]

@@flying9996 yes as long you don't impose your way of live on us.

[@mamunchowdhury3990]

Arunachal! What a beauty u r! Thanks a lot Shyifa for this wonderful episode. My waiting for your video never goes in vain. Lots of love. ❤❤❤

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support, Mamun!

[@mamunchowdhury3990]

@@SyifaAdriana My pleasure. Stay safe. ❤❤❤

[@JSolisHD]

That was very interesting content. The carved stone must be really old since the villagers dont even know how long it has been there or who carved it. Thanks for sharing. I never skip ads. I will keep supporting you so that you can continue your journey.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support, Jay! I hope that you are doing well :) Good to see again on the comment section

[@JSolisHD]

Syifa Adriana Hi Syifa. Doing pretty well thank you. I watch all your content. I just haven't commented lately as I jump from video to another. I do alot of Camping, trying to get content for my "SolisOutdoor" KZbin feed. Nonetheless they are all exciting. I just subbed to David. :-) keep up the good work, both of you! Be safe! ❤️❤️

[@haiimdeilana7247]

A hug, I admire your courage, to travel alone, through those countries, congratulations from Bogota.

[@Fzvlogs-xp1bh]

Just wanted to tell you that youtube is promoting your channel keep making awesome stuff. This video was 💜

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Faiz :)

[@pholonpansa8570]

Thank you sister for exploring our land... Lots of love from Longding district Arunachal Pradesh

[@bhawanichauhan1394]

Wonderful journey again... You took your viewers to another world... A single man army (syifa) is defeating many world class professionals channel.. You are another Columbus for us....

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support! I love your comment, especially Columbus part. Thank you, thank you!

[@lomngironrang9930]

Thank you so much for the video. I was in need of this as we are working on Wancho tribe as our project work.

[@nagabeyondboundary.825]

Wancho and nockte are historically Naga by blood, however separated by artificial boundaries.

[@karchi20009]

Lol Its everywhere in thes world, you are saying as it is only here... Lmfao

[@leitanthemgiju7065]

What do u mean by artificial boundary??? Naga is not one tribe n our community can be also call as naga. It is a collective of tribes.. Do u have a history of collective nagas community under one administration

[@manichandrapukhrambam509]

Plz stop capturing(conquering) the minoriteis tribes in the name of naga or nagalim .Plz don interfere their culture, destroying their identity. Some peoples blindly follow the ideology of muivah and dreams about great nagaland in their own self interest , it affect many neighbor state n many communities. It could lead to conflict among them. The consequences among them may be worse if we Don act timely.

[@lendiakum8626]

No one can deny of the fact that they are nagas.

[@superdragonboss5472]

They are Nagas 100℅

[@jetmounchakhap]

Thank you Syifa Adriana for covering the beautiful Arunachal. I have been watching this series from the 1st episode, about Khampti tribe. I do love the way you present almost all the tradition of a tribe in such a small amount to time. Please come visit again. Stay safe.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support Jetmoun! I am so glad to know that you enjoy this series..

[@nyowangbosai9838]

As u had reached longding district hope someday u would visit Tirap district which is very near to longding district..anyway the whole vlog was very good and beautiful ..

[@Manonmission3233]

Hey Adriana..you owe me by this vdeo.im frm Tirap district,one of your new follower amongst those 1000s. Thnk you so much to explore my ancestral culture and people although many of us hve been migrated to the foothills many years ago but still we use to preserve those culture in many espect. Love from a soldier #Indian Army.com

[@trendingmemes648]

Thank you Syifa for visiting our state.I hope that, through this video of yours world get to know about the people of Arunachal. You maybe have had a lot of truble travelling due to bad roads, but thanks for coming here

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@abhijitbrahma2026]

Thank you for visiting and showing a completely different side of India, the northeast, and it's unique n culturally rich tribal communities, which is often left ignored or untouched. We appreciate your kindness and for being open to new cultures. That's what makes you a true traveller. And trust me, there are more you can unfold to your utmost surprise in the entire region here. Good luck ahead!

[@abhijitbrahma2026]

Also, you look beautiful as always 😊

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support Abhijit!

[@abhijitbrahma2026]

@@SyifaAdriana my pleasure!

[@napoleontorres8379]

the place is very relaxing. the people are very much connected to each other with their cultural activities. they seem to like playing football and volleyball and they can live without the mobile phones and internet like the old times. and one thing I notice you are more beautiful today :)

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@wicharajkumari1087]

Arunachal Pradesh is a land on paradise... We are so blessed to be born here... ..we are proud of our identity... Our states..... Lord bless our arunachal...

[@SubenOvung]

This is another very interesting vlog. Love from Nagaland

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@romymongalini3838]

Thank you again for a very educational, culturally rich video. Much likeness to our highland culture.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support Romy!

[@georgechilidis8446]

Greetings from Montréal Canada 🇨🇦 Syifa very beautiful video with the history behind the culture. You have a safe travels for more tribal videos I love the way you connect with people.... peace in your path

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support, George!

[@tekbahadursamal]

Thank you for another your vlog as always it was filmed beautifully. thank you for presenting their cultures and the way live their life Appreciated all hard work and good luck for future vlogs

[@KRbeautifullife]

RESPECT.....is the sense of feeling that I have been able to muster for you and your amazing works. God bless you.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@gyachotamang]

Awesome narration, awesome DOP and realistic shots, and I loved the background scores and soundscapes :) If you are reading this please watch 'Crossing Bridges' which was filmed in Arunachal Pradesh which potray the story of a man who returns to his village after losing job in the city and rediscover his root. I'm sure you'll love it. And also I'm very excited for your Darjeeling and Sikkim venture. Research about SANDAKPHU which is located in Darjeeling and is one of the highest altitude trekking place with sublime views. Also please watch the film 'Katha' which was filmed in Sikkim and 'Dhruva Tara' which was filmed in Darjeeling. Thank you and much love. Stay safe :)

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@gyachotamang]

@@SyifaAdriana My pleasure :)

[@ajanbiham6348]

Thank you so much For promoting our tradition and culture ❤️❤️

[@pakngakena880]

Very nice exploring, Arunachal Pradesh is land of rising Sun, peace, love, harmony and hospitality , it's unique culture and diversity bring you again and again, do visit again , with love👍

[@loveall69]

9:38 thats known as Suri in Tripura and its from Maswndwi (porcupine) Animal. Its meat is great actually😁

[@12chachacha27]

The scenery is breathtaking and your smile and laughter will make people around you happy too.

[@dr.vagishsingh3537]

I was there for 10 years.. thanks for remembering my childhood again.. love to watch longding again....#nostalgic 😁😁

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@sambireddydevagiri6247]

Dear syifathank you you did a good job we could see our arunachalpradesh villages tribal people and their life style the way you mingled with them they have treated you lovely

[@rickyramiro6718]

So beautiful how the villagers are filled with so much joy and happiness 💗💗💗💗.... Love it.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@rickyramiro6718]

Syifa Adriana 💗

[@kenzingyosung3969]

Thanks for coming to our arunachal pradesh (land of the rising sun, the dawn lit mountain, the orchid state and lastly paradise of botanists ) showing our indigenous culture to the world that how we the indigenous tribals people live together and United. One more interesting things is that in Arunachal there are 26 major tribes and 100 sub tribes. If possible do visit once again and try to study the culture abo tani tribes of Arunachal pradesh. In Abo tani clan there are 6 sub-tribes i.e Adi, Apatani, Galo,Mising, Nyishi, Tagin. Most of the dominate population in Arunachal is Abotani tribes. Try to see the culture of Abotani and on March 7 u can see the hunting festival of the Adi tribes were all the young youth or male of the fmly of the village went to forests for 7 days for hunting.

[@windowstothenortheastindia2233]

I'm from the neighbouring state of Nagaland, Wanchos are our blood brothers. Thank you so much for showcasing our culture. You are welcome to Nagaland some day.

[@meten888]

Thank you for coming and making such a beautiful video of my state 🙏♥️

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@redoxgamtech9827]

So finally you admit that my india is beautiful and diverse....being this big diverse country you may find some creepy people too.....but trust me mostly indian are true hearted welcoming in nature........🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@thilolg]

The quality content here is amazing. Syifa looks beautiful here as well which is an added bonus

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thanks Thilo!

[@Anangmongku]

Wish you could had Visited and Documentary Arunachal Pradesh Proud Adi Tribe too!💙

[@liveridge2696]

She's in Arunachal Pradesh.

[@AlthafHussainalthafonline]

This series made me speechless! I started and then couldn't turn away from first to the last! 1 hour 59 minutes, such an incredible, scholarly series with quality and professionalism and joy! I have seen many travelogs based on north east India based, but this is outstanding! Thank you for bringing out to the world. It reminds me how poor I'm, an incapable, one who is in a day dream of traveling the whole world. Your efforts, courage, passion has resulted in helping people like me to experience such beautiful people, life and nature around them without physically reaching to them! It looks to me that I see the world through your thoughts and eyes. Through your heart, I see nothing except myself!

[@Toyiborang24]

You r so cute+beautiful & ur smile define as u r so loyal, kind hearted before I thought that u r one of our tribal lady but u came from Indonesia waaaaooo👏👏👏👍👍I salute to u & ur blogging ....you r my favourite youtuber love ❤❤😍 from East Siang District (Arunachal Pradesh ) India. I hope u Come back here again...

[@happysoul7838]

You are such an inspiring lady with heart full of compassion and courage . Thank you for promoting our beautiful state Arunachal Pradesh with unique and vibrant culture . May God bless you in the days to come . Visit again and showcase this region to the entire world through your creative abd excellent series !

[@moran6664]

Hello... I'm from North East India, ASSAM ❤️

[@hrrahman9788]

🖐🖐🖐

[@TheWancho]

Thank you sis for visiting our Zedua Village and showing our rich culture to the world. God bless you 🙏

[@Tobi_Uxhiha]

🇳🇵love from Nepal🇳🇵 Dd Dd: Sister 🤭😋😍

[@SyifaAdriana]

Dhannyabad Kewal~

[@planetlondon6145]

For quite a while I have been waiting for a vlog on the largest of the 'Seven Sisters' states of the North-Eastern region of India. I watched the vlogs of all the popular and famous travel vlogger's on this area. But today after suddenly coming across one of your old videos I found this gem series on 'The Forgotten Land ' of Arunachal. And I was stunned how being a foreigner you immersed yourself in the various tribal people including ex-head hunters in such a way that they celebrated your arrival among them. The way you documented the landscape,the nature, and deeply probed into the life style, religion and culture of the different tribal people is unparalleled. It seems to me a classic vlog ( travel and cultural both ways) and I can also say that your 6 episodes together can be audio-visual educational resources for the school children of India.And I believe you know Arunachal means the 'Land of Rising Sun' and this land has been mentioned with stories several times in the ancient holy scriptures of the Hindu religion . Today I believe I got a total impression of the nature and people of this enigmatic land.And I was also surprised seeing the people so happy and friendly ! I don't know why this state of India has been neglected by the vloggers ( even Indian ones).Many thanks.

[@dhankumartamang]

Hi Syifa Adriana Namaste from Nepal Beautiful VLOG some part of this place I have been 2 weeks Tour but it was long time back🙏🙏🙏👍

[@SyifaAdriana]

Dhannyabad Kumar!

[@banjitbharadwaj]

Thank you for showing us such a nice tribe. . Being a traveller I loved the way you use to cover detailing. I wish I can host you someday in Assam.

[@yacoblongho1692]

Come to northeast part of India (Nagaland) syifa, enjoyed the beautiful nature with Lovely people. Thank you.

[@supongareplongkumer7177]

She actually visited eastern Nagaland..... It's just that that particular land is now in arunachal

[@SyifaAdriana]

Perhaps one day, Yacob. Thanks for watching!

[@yacoblongho1692]

Most welcome, Miss Syifa Adriana Waiting patiently to see you in Nagaland. 😊😊

[@tanushreesoy9329]

I am big fun of u mam love from India bcz many tribal culture I learn bcz of your vlog keep it up Thankyou mam Take care mam yourself for Covid situation love from India 🇮🇳

Aww. I am away from my state arunachal pradesh now😓 Cause of pandemic lockdown This video are so relate to me now I'm missing my village

[@chigingshah1824]

Where are you right now,

[@hriattearalte]

Syifa Adriana, Arunachal is a beautiful place, In India, North East region of India is the best place for Tourist. You aslo come visit Mizoram State, it is the safest place in the world and it lies within the northeast region, it is the southernmost landlocked state. The state also shares a 722-kilometre border with the neighbouring countries of Bangladesh and Myanmar.

[@lakhpalama9727]

Lots of love from Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤️ stay safe

[@harryhan6637]

I was searching for something else then by accident found your vlog, I then watching your video regularly whenever new one come out. keep it up young lady...take care...

[@udeshwickramasinghe6626]

Well it is 10 times better than living in developed cities. So uncomplicated. Avergage person live about 25000 to 30000 days on earth. These people may be living a bit more. Also you can say that these people lived in earth, where we suffred in an illusion of a developed world. Well done. Keep these videos coming.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support, Udesh!

[@udeshwickramasinghe6626]

Your always welcome🙂

[@lemnaiwangnawlemnu7955]

Awesome thank you so... so... much to make such afford to make this video beautiful .. iam so glad .

[@SyifaAdriana]

I am so glad to have your help discovering Wancho, thanks Lemnai. Without your help, the video wouldn't be possible..

[@Medo-11s]

Great vlog and yeah please do visit Nagaland , it will be so kind of you .. 💙👍

[@ossie6589]

It was so beautifully captured and I have enjoyed the whole Arunachal series. Thank you for coming to my state and showing to the world 🌎.😇😇

[@supongareplongkumer7177]

Lol she was in the land of the Nagas... Not Arunachal. It's just that for easy administration in the past, the British divided the land and sadly my Naga people were under Arunachal without any knowledge. We will be United Someday.

[@meten888]

@@supongareplongkumer7177 you are technically wrong, since longding is a district in Arunachal Pradesh , also because she got a inner line permit of Arunachal to visit the area, even though they are descendents of Naga, they are tribes of Arunachal now.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Osi, I am very glad to know that you enjoy the entire Arunachal series. My stay with Idu Mishmi was still part of my favorite..

[@SyifaAdriana]

@@supongareplongkumer7177 He was referring to the entire Arunachal Pradesh series, which means that he watch my channel deliberately.

[@ossie6589]

Lol! 😂I know that Wanchos , Noctes are Naga tribes and they got separated . They are Arunachali’s belonging to Naga tribe. 💁🏻‍♀️ I hope so that one day the whole humankind will unite as one race ie. Human race 🏳️✌️

[@lungchungangdangdam8372]

You should visit my village (khasa) where you can witness an amazing rare folk cultures.... Anyways wanchos are just honest, humble and gentle...Descendants of fiercest warriors (headhunters)

[@samdicating370]

Hello Syifa! Such a great series. I really enjoyed it and I learned so much. I am glad that you were able to take us on the cultural experience and I'm looking forward to learning more. Thank you again and take care! :)

[@aldoaradja9124]

Syifa,I think they culture have many similarities with Dayak. Right? Enjoy your journey dear. Greeting from Bandung

[@mygoodname1492]

Yeah i think so most of the northern naga tribes have similarities with culture and tradition with borneo tribes despite being geographically so distant. Also linguistucally also different. Northern naga speaks tibeto-burman dialects. Probably those from borneo migarted from mainland and stayed back while we came back from southward migartion again towards north-west at present indo-myanmar border. I myself belong to northern naga group

[@arivanuaranu]

@Prasetyo Kromodihardjo silakan dibaca komentar My Good name di atas. Teori yang ada adalah migrasi dari benua Asia ke pulau Kalimantan. Di sana ada yang tinggal dan menjadi suku Dayak, tapi ada juga yang kembali bermigrasi kembali ke Asia daratan dan menetap di perbatasan India dan Myanmar dan menjadi suku Naga. Tapi memang aneh kalau satu nenek moyang, bahasa pun tidak serumpun karena orang Dayak tergolong rumpun Austronesia.

[@aldoaradja9124]

Rumpun bahasa Austronesia sudah mempengaruhi keseluruhan suku di Nusantara karena merekalah yg terakhir secara besar2an datang ke Nusantara ini. Dan kemudian kawin mawin dgn manusia yg sdh ada sblmnya. Tapi dari apa yg pernah sy baca dr tulisan ibu Herawati seorang pakar genetik, dna suku dayak didominasi oleh gen austronesia dan austro asiatic. Msk diakal jika budaya dan tradisi Dayak dan Naga ada kemiripan yg notabene Naga tribe juga memiliki gen Austroasiatic. Mohon koreksi jika ada yg melenceng

[@devanraii3876]

Ka syifa 😍 sebelum balik Dr Nepal Kl kakak ada waktu mgkin bisa ketemu 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩.soalnya q jga di Nepal .plz !

[@achuakgeorgepansa]

Thanks for exploring this part of the world... All the love from the land u visited to see the skull of the past.

[@jasonpetersharpe]

Your work is SUPER FANTASTIC and your heart ♥️ GARGANTUAN! I adore 🥰 your life’s work, -j

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support, Jason!

[@popon682]

Discovered your channel today and after hearing your voice and the way you narrate your thoughts Aaaahaaaa immediately i know that ill spectate your channel for a long time

[@gyanusomai777]

Wow....it's amazing i looking at malaysia when i see This valley i miss my home town Nepal yours video got something information that's good...okay we miss you❣️🇳🇵🙏🙏

[@abhisekbiswas3797]

Congratulations Syifa.. Finally you have made it and I hope you have enjoyed a lot in my North East.. Visit us again and again, as much as you can. We will be very glad to have you among us, sharing our cultures and traditions.. Thanks for being so generous to our North East, a less explored part of India. Stay safe, Keep smiling always..

[@zelina364]

next time after covid19 is over, plz come to Shillong, Meghalaya and try local food like #Davidsbeenhere

[@prakashkushwah6122]

Hiiii

[@theotherHOLLYWOOD]

Hi Syifa. Hello again, from Florida. What a great opportunity to be there during this colorful festival. It's nice to see the traditions being carried on (except for the headhunting part! LOL). Love the vertical drone shot of the dance circle and village. Was that the first time they had seen a drone? It seems you were very well accepted by the villagers.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support, Len! Yes, that's the first time many people in Arunachal Pradesh saw a drone, but the last village I visited was the most remote which makes it exciting for them to have an outsider coming into the village. I hope that you enjoy this entire series :)

[@The1nd4h]

Have u ever been in India?

[@theotherHOLLYWOOD]

@@The1nd4h No, not "yet." I was about to go before Covid hit. I'm still hopeful.

[@lucleoni]

Woaw Syifa, you blow my mind, top-notch filming quality. And the narrating, I have to admit, I'm addicted to your voice 😉. Again a job well done, A+ rating from me. 🙏❤️🙏

[@ngawangsherab9724]

Thi time our guest Syifia met a handsome guide. Great content. Love it.

[@Ameetz]

...another feather up your Hat , Hello Dear Syifa Adriana, great exploration of deep interiors of Longding the place of Wangcho and Nocte Communities and their vibrant and vivid' colourful traditional attire, Arunachalis ( and the entire north east region ) are very warm and gentle and courteous , very welcoming with innate hospitality , you are lucky to film the festive /harvest .. moments of village Zedua and you've put in your soul in producing the same , that drone frame is just great , the beautiful headgear ' loluwak' is it right spelling ! presented affectionately by them suiting you pretty good ..adding grace to your charm, Headhunters of Mon' Nagaland ( Konyak Community ) and Longding A.P., have similarities ..you did mention that, well, then, that was the practise prevailing to protect themselves from their enemies, learnt that, last head hunting heard was somewhere in 70's, you must plan visiting Nagaland and plan in the month of ending November ( it will be very cold winter ) Hornbill Festival which commences from 1st December of every year , thanks to Village Teacher for guiding you all and nice to see, along with you Ms Honiya Dakpe compliments to her , seen her video filming of different places of Arunachal , so keep up doing the good work , stay safe , Ciao 🌹

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Ameet, I am very glad to know that you enjoy this last video from the series. I truly appreciate your kind support and very honored to have your kind support!

[@kpsanthoshwesterdammam6826]

Very informative and interesting video's in your every episodes.. and another one your camera work and editing looks like a big budget movie. thanks and keep going..

[@mygoodname1492]

Syifa you have a really pretty smile and personality that people find attracted to. Even the kids in the videos 😂 Anyways,stay safe.keep the social distancing.😁

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@nemcshillong3879]

Amazing video and loved your narration. Wish to see more success videos

[@thuptenphakatsang2873]

Hi syifa’ why you not visiting Lolit district in Arunachal Pradesh? It’s a very beautiful place

[@gangngamwangsa3735]

The most complete video of my district so far. Wonderfully explained. Thank you miss.

[@pansainaham1107]

So glad to see you in my #land #Visitagain 🌼🌈 [Love from Wancho YTb🥰]

[@chailaiswangsa1152]

Thank u for visiting in our Longding District of Arunachal pradesh India lost of luv from Longding...

[@indianyatri]

Syifa your smile is just ... Killing (•‿•). My country is too big to travel in one life and yet I had traveled a very little ... But hopefully one day I could able to reach there ... After corona... Thanks syifa...

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@Abi3lol]

Mesmerizing is your cinematography as well as your smile 👌

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much for your time to watch this video. Thank you for your kind support!

[@paradisebhutia5874]

😇 it’s syfia history channel it’s always rock 🙏

[@SyifaAdriana]

Hahaha I hope that you dont get bored of the history part! Thanks for always watching

[@shahadattarafder8182]

Wow Amazing! Colourful festival. Very nice presentation about a community. Want see more this kind of vlog.

[@gauravshrestha69]

Syifa looks some how like Nepali..Lots of love from Nepal♥️♥️😘

[@sambansawin3848]

I thought that she was an Indian😅 She is so pretty ♥️🤭

[@urgendolkarlama1453]

@@sambansawin3848 indian and nepali can really look the same sorry if i sound racists.

[@jenlongsapong1734]

Hai Dd Mai app ka bhut bara fan hu or app ka jitna v video hai dekhke bahut he acha laga hai hmko so be continue byee