You Didn't Know Bangladeshis Look Like This 🇧🇩

[@keisuke5468]

Hi Davud, they are ethnic people. I am from an ethnic group from Bangladesh myself. I am part of the Chakma ethnic people and we do have similarities from people like Thailand. You’ll meet more ethnic people from Chittagong Hill Tracts like Rangamati (my hometown). I think you will need permit to visit there but I highly recommend you to visit if you have the time. I am studying in Australia now and I do miss the place haha. Anyway, enjoy your stay in Bangladesh ❤️

[@rxtro.84]

Hi😊

[@rxtro.84]

I respect Ethnic peoples

[@frozen_vlog1059]

bangali poor bangladeshi poor

[@imdad7948]

​@@frozen_vlog1059so?

[@juniedtazrian593]

@@frozen_vlog1059 how much rich you are?

[@tresla97]

Wow it looks like interesting. I wanna visit Bangladesh from Argentina 🇦🇷💜🇧🇩

[@imdad7948]

1:09 They are Non Bengali tribal people actually not Bengali but who dropped the chocolates they are Bengali. There are about 50 tribes live in Bangladesh.Such as Chakma, Marma,Tripura, Rakhaine, Garo,Khasi,Manipuri or Metei, Santals, Lusai etc. It is nearly 2% of total population.

[@paulraiofficialchannel777]

Hey man these all tribes are inhabitants of North East India.but i shoked when you says all these tribes lives in bangladesh but they all are indeginious of Bangladesh👍️

[@nigga99x877w]

​@@paulraiofficialchannel777 They are the tribal peoples. Bengalis are the indegenous people of Bangladesh

[@shreyaskumarrath721]

How cruel to call them not bengali. Maybe instead of the Bangladeshi we could've took them in

[@paulraiofficialchannel777]

@@nigga99x877w Tribal people is called indeginous man actually you all are indeginious👍️

[@shifatkayser7351]

​@@shreyaskumarrath721 hi man. I think you misunderstood the reply here and it's obviously not about "taking" someone to a country 😂. The reply meant that they are not bengali but they are for sure Bangladeshi. It's not necessary that you have to be Bengali to be a Bangladeshi. In india also you have Bengali, Gujrati, etc. so so many but they are all indian. Bangladeshi.

[@denzomalenko]

One thing I've learned from watching you in Bangladesh is that they stare at you to keep you company and be there for any help. That's so genuine! 💯

[@bluestone204]

they don't speak english. but trying to help. good thing i saw, no one trying to take extra money. salute to all of them.

[@ECBDhaka]

They are marma(burmese) people ,ethnic group of bangladesh. Majority of them lives in Rakhine state of Mayanmar.primarily residing in the Bandarban, Khagrachari and Rangamati Hill Districts. Some Marmas live in Bangladesh's coastal districts of Cox's Bazar and Patuakhali, while others live in Tripura, India and Myanmar. There are over 210,000 Marmas living in Bangladesh. Since the 16th century, the Marma have considered the Bengal's Chittagong Hill Tracts their home, where they have established the Bohmong and Mong Circles (chiefdoms).

[@adamspeaks_atl]

The best thing about davud is the way he interact with locals it's great fun to watch 😍

[@KamrulHasan-zq2wc]

They are not mix people.They are ethnic clans from hill tracks / areas. But most Bangladeshi peoples are from plain lands. That is why these different looking faces. They are not from China or Japan. They are from here since long long time ego - even before the Muslims / Mughals came.

[@Mahooosaur]

In 13:24, when he pulled out the calculator, someone said to him, "Hey hey charge him extra for the teas hahaha". But the store owner refused to charge you extra. Im surprised a foreigner isn't scammed in a tea shop. Wow

[@anonymousplayer1540]

Tanks Davud ,your job is very hard👍🇱🇰

[@Craven60]

3:36 look at guy behind him is cleaning his hands on the wall... LOL!

[@SanjKing]

🌝🤡

[@mozibulhoque1335]

Thank you for coming to Bangladesh Prayers for all people of Azerbaijan🇧🇩

[@yogeshsubedi1269]

Hey Davud thanks once again for a lovely video

[@vidyutmulki2807]

Davud you are very kind, humble and a simple person. God Bless you

[@MinisLittleWorld]

Hi Davud all your video awesome 👌🏻 waiting for more video thank you for sharing this video with us ❤️ 😊 😀

[@oi.habijabi]

Hi Davud, the word is "Mongoloid" which means face with Chinese looking feature. Though Bangladesh is a Bengali ethnic majority country but in the south-eastern part of the country you'll find people with Mongoloid face of various tribes. They are not Bengali but they are non-Bengali Bangladeshi.

[@OmarMannan]

Cool way to explain it!

[@dramatic0]

They are actually Ethnic people of Bangladesh. If you go to the Hilltracts area of bangladesh like Bandarban, Rangamati, Khagrachari, you will see more of the different looking people like chinese but they are also Bangladeshi

[@yadhaider807]

everyone on planet Earth are "ethnic" people. Everyone has an ethnicity just like Bengalis are also an ethnic group. You probably meant "ethnic minority" people

[@srabonipal307]

They are the indigenous people of this land. If you go to the hilly areas of Bangladesh you will find many tribal ethnic groups who look different from bangali people.They are not Chinese or Japanese they are the ethnic people of this land.

[@PlamerRicko7]

They aren’t Bengali They are Tribal. Chakma,Marma,Tripura,Khasi, Etc East Asian Tibeto-burman Ethnicity.

[@iftikharahmed1610]

There are several types of tribes in Bangladesh such as Chakma, Marma, Shawtal etc. They look like the people of China. But they are all Bangladeshis but they have their own language and culture. The people you saw in that area would also be one of these tribes. Moreover, we people of Bengal are hybrid race. So here you will see different types of people. But a special thing is that Cox's Bazar area is home to Myanmar infiltrators, they also look Chinese.

[@RISINGSTAR777CHOG]

That’s what I thought. They looks like Burmese 😊

[@swagotoroy652]

Hi Davud, hope you are enjoying your Bangla trip. The people you have been interacting in Chittagong - many have their origin from Myanmar / earlier called Burma (these people migrated from West Myanmar - Rakhine state or Arakan to East Bengal or Bangladesh) Before 1947, all this was a part of India and Bangladesh was called EAST BENGAL province of India. However with independence of India in 1947 from British, EAST BENGAL joined the country of Pakistan and became EAST PAKISTAN. Since 1971, it became Bangladesh. So it has a long history. I suggest you should visit Teknaf and the border area of Myanmar which is around 100 kilometers from Cox's Bazar. You can cross over to Burma/Myanmar also if you have a visa. People there have all similar eyes and Chinese facial features like the ones you met in this video. Happy touring.

[@revelation333]

You giving him wrong explanation, they're chakma from Bangladesh. Yes it was British colony before 1947 but not India

[@swagotoroy652]

@@revelation333 Chakmas are traditionally mostly near Assam/Meghalaya border of India-Bangladesh thats north Bangladesh....Sylhet/Mymensingh area.....the video is about Cox's Bazar....And yes, Bangladesh was a British Colony .....you said "but not India" ......couldnt get you.

[@hatanokiripres]

@@swagotoroy652 You are seeing things through the lens of India, probably because you are Indian? It's not like India at all. Most of the Chakma people are integrated into Bangladeshi society unlike other tribal groups, they are more liberal. You will find lots of Chakma people in Dhaka too. Moreover, it's literally in the wiki that many Chakma people live in the southeastern part of BD. Bd has more Chakma people than India or Myanmar so, I guess you get the idea. Of course, you have made major mistakes in explaining history to simplify it. Look for a comment below from a Bangladeshi Chakma, they resonate mostly with Thai people. On the other hand, there was no India before 1947, but only British India. They are not same at all, you know that, right? Historical data suggests most of the northeastern parts of India, like you mentioned, were not part of post-1947 independent India. As far as I remember, they were made part of India one by one later in the 1970s. Saying all this was part of India it's like saying the northeast of modern India was part of Bengal. You are also maybe confusing Rakhine Rohingya with ethnic tribal people.

[@swagotoroy652]

@@hatanokiripres Yes, Chakmas were originally Burmese as I learn on wiki (they are originally from Arakan region and called as Saks.) In the 17th century thet inhabited the area around Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bengal. Also let me correct you as "British India" was actually known by the political name of India (Indies in Latin) or Hindustan. There were 17 provinces in all in 1947 including East Bengal. By Northeastern parts, I dont know which exact states/regions you are talking about. Hope this clarifies.

[@Piuuasdragons]

@@swagotoroy652 Chakma people do not live in the areas that you have mentioned. They resided in three hill districts known as Khagrachari, Rangamati, and Bandarban! For job purposes, definitely, they are everywhere in Bangladesh including Cox's Bazar.

[@sylhetiesgaming3547]

How much good people we are you can see.He managed only little shop but his heart is very nice, he gives you gift with a very priceless smile

[@MrMamaMaya]

Scissors are Pakistan made and our city Sialkot is the only city in Pakistan which produces surgical, Dental, Veterinary and Barber items which are exported worldwide. Moreover, Sports items, Musical instruments and various other items are manufactured in Sialkot and 95 to 98% items exported. While for local consumptions remaining products are used. I have my own company ECHEM Industries (not a big company) which produces sports items. Specially Soccerballs.

[@DeflectionsJourney]

Hello Brother Davud, here watching and supporting you. 😊

[@sulaniresha3274]

You always mention about my beautiful country in your videos. Thank you brother ❤️ from 🇱🇰

[@faisalkobir3055]

Amazing video, bangladeshi peoples are very helpful if they understand your words, they are tribes and from miyanmar, cox bazar is very close to miyanmar,

[@shahanarahman1790]

Hi Davud, I am very pleased that you want to go deeper into issue that interest you. These people who had attracted your attention are the ethnic people of the hilly areas of Chittagong. They have different dialect, food, culture and way of life. They are called ‘Chakma’ we also have another group in Sylhet hilly areas who are called ‘Monipuri’ and ‘Khasia’ Mymensingh called ‘Garo’. They enrich our culture and society.

[@laine7257]

Hello Davud watching from 🇺🇸 Another good vlog. The children at the end are beautiful 😊

[@nitishgurung7751]

Another great vlog👏 It was pleasure meeting you at % Arabica Mall of the Emirates. Idk if I did the coffee right way or not (My apologies if you had a bad experience) but I was literally full of joy and excitement. I look forward to serve you again🙏

[@zahid6623]

mashaallah brother 🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️❤️❤️

[@anishsth7129]

During the civil war in Myanmar, many people from ethnic minority groups fled to neighboring countries such as Thailand, India, and Bangladesh

[@alpha194]

Great video and you are a great man brother!! I love to watch your vlog ❤️

[@enola60]

Am from USA just found your channel ..youre very bold and brave meeting ppl. Very great Personality. I heard you tell someone you were from Azerbaijan..ive never been out of USA but watch videos of Azerbaijan. It's the most beautifulist country of nature.i would choose going their if I ever traveled out of US. Keep sharing

[@ashblackhawk]

Devud is a noble soul. Kaput doing charity when you can. 🙏 there are Chinese living in this parts from hundreds of years. David looks like tallest man in Bangladesh. People are curious about foreigners. I have Azeri friend which is a researcher. Beautiful people, uncorrupted and honest.

[@vidyutmulki2807]

Ihave visited Bangladesh 🇧🇩 some time ago. Made some very good friends and had a great time

[@jannatulferdoush6077]

There are 50+ non-Bengali small ethnic group's people in Bangladesh, but they are also Bangladeshi. Bengali, non Bengali, we all are Bangladeshi. ❤️

[@ferdousiakhtarsheema7683]

They are not bengalis.have some formal education.but they're Bangladeshi from citizenship point of view.

[@jannatulferdoush6077]

@@ferdousiakhtarsheema7683 Did I tell they are Bengalis?May be you have lack of formal education.

[@firuzmiah9794]

If you go RANGA MATI and Sylhet KHASHIYA you’ll see them ethnic people everywhere also mountains around cox bazar and sylhet close to indian boarder

[@tonysoprano6589]

Hey Davud, I noticed your vlogs are amazing especially when you say something off that doesnt correlate with the country you're in and it makes it bizzare and interesting i don't know if you know what i mean...Anyways keep up the good work!

[@ShakeOneOfficial]

People from Burmese mayanmar descent live peacefully in Bangladesh with respect. Unfortunately, people of Bengali descent Rohingya are facing persecution in Burma Myanmar today.

[@EnjoyYouTube]

Because burmese people are the most barbaric people on earth.

[@LoveBD153]

Difference between Muslim and non Muslim

[@kyarnyo2543]

No this is not true. I'm from Myanmar. You didn't get compare two different situations. Rohingya do not include as never one of our races and we don't do none of persecution on these people.

[@ShakeOneOfficial]

@@kyarnyo2543 mayanmar state sponsored racism

[@kyarnyo2543]

@@ShakeOneOfficial Nobody gets hurting in the minority ethnic. We don't encourage the racist, just we have been recognized that Roingya are not of our nationality. Are you a bangladeshi?

[@DammikaHerath]

I saw that shop keeper is so genuine and others seems asked him to charge more, he signaled them no, and very good person..

[@anthonraj6168]

Love from Malaysia bro Davud

[@bazlur-Vancouver]

I see You didn't have basic knowledge about Bangladesh. Bengalis are the third-largest ethnic group in the world, after the Han Chinese and Arabs. Thus, they are the largest ethnic group among Indo-Europeans and the largest ethnic group in South Asia. Apart from Bangladesh and the Indian states of West Bengal, Tripura, Manipur, and Assam's Barak Valley, Bengali-majority populations also reside in India's union territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, with significant populations in the Indian states of Arunachal Pradesh, Delhi, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Uttarakhand as well as Nepal's Province No. 1 The global Bengali diaspora (Bangladeshi Bengalis and Indian Bengalis) has well-established communities in the Middle East, Pakistan, Myanmar, the United Kingdom, the United States, Malaysia, Italy, Singapore, Maldives, Canada, Australia, Japan, and South Korea. Bengalis are a diverse group in terms of religious affiliations and practices. Today, approximately 67% are adherents of Islam with a large Hindu minority and sizable communities of Christians and Buddhists. Bengali Muslims, who live mainly in Bangladesh, primarily belong to the Sunni denomination. Bengali Hindus, who live primarily in West Bengal, Tripura, Assam's Barak Valley, Jharkhand, and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, generally follow Shaktism or Vaishnavism, in addition to worshipping regional deities. There also exist small numbers of Bengali Christians, a large number of whom are descendants of Portuguese voyagers, as well as Bengali Buddhists, the bulk of whom belong to the Bengali-speaking Baruas in Chittagong and Rakhine (who should not be confused with other Buddhists of Bangladesh that belong to different ethnic groups). Like every large cultural group in history, Bengalis have greatly influenced and contributed to diverse fields, notably the arts and architecture, language, folklore, literature, politics, military, business, science, and technology.

[@hanalevy3577]

Thanks for the 101 lesson on people's ethnicity. I think the beauty of the video is in the natural encounter between Davud and the environment. During the shooting, questions arise about the topics that "pop up" between photos. Davud always tries to share the knowledge of the subscribers with questions that intrigue him. We were lucky to have one subscriber ( like you) whose opinions are "more" than simple basic information. I thank you for that.

[@JasimUddin-jb3zs]

Can't wait for the next episode, love you

[@dr.faruqahmad8178]

In the hilly areas of the South East Bangladesh, there are borders with India (Mizoram, Nagaland, Monipur) & Myanmar. In these areas Tribal people lives. Actually they are the people with different eyes, bose and complexion. Seems they derived from Thai-Chinese-Laos mix. They speak different native lamguages: like Chakma, Marma, Murong etc. They are very different from the Bulk of the population:Bangalee. In Cox Bazar areas many of these ethnic people came and settled from Myanmar. There are million Rohinga living in camps around Coxsbajar.

[@Rabiul_Hasan.]

Hi Davud.. They ar ethnic people of Bangladesh. We called them different name such as ; chakma,garo, marma etc. They have different cloture.

[@rahimah_abdulkadir]

Short & sweet video Davud. You landed in an area where the people don't look very Bangladeshi...possibly their ancestors came from neighbouring countries. Seems that everywhere you go you there will be a lot of men watching you. You are a live magnet with your warm personality and physique 😆. Btw, I'd like to know why many of the elderly men's hair and beard are orange in colour...is it from henna & they do it to cover their grey hair & beard? Just asking...no offence 😆😆. But they look great & outstanding. Thanks & see you again Davud. 👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@dramatic0]

Yes its to color their grey hair with henna

[@rahimah_abdulkadir]

@@dramatic0 Thanjs 👍

[@sudhirshyamsunder5056]

SUBH'AANALLAH !! . . .NOOR-E-DAVUD !!! . . ,APPRICIATED !!!

[@Jitbo67]

You are right. The part of Bangladesh Davud is exploring now is a transitional area. Many of the people are nigrated from neigbouring Myanmer. They are called Rakhine. A tribe in Bangladesh. Yes henna fact is right what you thinked.

[@rahimah_abdulkadir]

@@Jitbo67 Thank you 👌

[@onimegawati8216]

Gift...no no no its ok...aahhh this yes yes yes 🤣🤣🤣 You are very sweet Davud (❤️🇮🇩)

[@MrMamaMaya]

Barber Scissors have sizes: like 5", 6", 7" and so on I think upto 9"

[@saminmediaofficial2023]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩😍😍

[@oceanwave976]

Hope you are enjoying your visit and experiencing so much diversity that you may not usually expect, Have a great day🌷🌷

[@shankarwasti8082]

Hi Davud You are so kind bro love from Nepal

[@SamBD24]

They are Ethnic people. That's why they looks different from Bangladeshi.

[@diracouple-casualvlogs7661]

24:00 they are not only 60 or 100 years ago came here. They came here 500 years ago. The Chakma peoples. They migrate here from Myanmar. Some people come from India tripura. In 1700, the chakma tribe fought for their land with mughal and also with the British peoples in 1800. That's all I know.

[@474bonnie]

Well I was about to rectify as well, yes, most of ethnic non bengalis arrived to this region much before the Brits!

[@binns40]

Davud has learnt the art of giving away free stuff 💞

[@jamalpasha7643]

Assalamualikum my dear brother Love ❤️ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 to you .

[@user-cp3wc5yj3g]

They are Chakma people from South Eastern Bangladesh near the hills of Chittagong. They are Buddhist and Hindu and also live in North East India. They are not related to Bengali people but more related to NE Indians or Burmese.

[@bijoyahmed3358]

Welcome to Bangladesh. You can enjoy more beauty when you come to Sylhet. I hope you will definitely visit Sylhet before you return to your country. Saw the tea gardens and natural green areas of Sylhet

[@geovani9620]

that scissor shop keeper is a good guy

[@firuzmiah9794]

We have different ethnicities people living in Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Chakma people, Monipuri people,Khashiya people,Bangali and some others. Chinese look peoples mostly living in mountains

[@silentkiller421]

They are related to Burmese people and Chittagong region actually borders to Burma. They are majority Buddhist unlike most of Bangladeshis 😁

[@shazsyed4072]

Experience of exploring culture history meet People makes journey more interesting Davud keep it up 🧿🪄💚🦋 lovely 🐬

[@shazsyed4072]

💖🌹

[@sojibhossain2315]

Please visit to Bandarban . You will see different culture there.

[@bazlur-Vancouver]

The scissor you bought at the shop, he spoke some words with the boy in Urdu(Bihari Muslims from India). Pakistan is one of the largest exporters of surgical instruments and other stuff like scissors in the world(low and medium quality), even western markets are full of those instruments.

[@user-dr7yd1tc1s]

Amazing video.

[@revelation333]

Bro they're not Chinese, chakma from Bangladesh

[@bazlur-Vancouver]

No Chinese there, but once 50k Chinese lived in west Bengal and some in present-day Bangladesh. They came to Bengal for work in shipping, train mechanics, business, restaurants, etc.

[@AshrafAli-is4wv]

Actually these people are Bangladeshis, they look different because cox bazar is close to Myanmar. North part is close to india so most looks Indian. If u go to chittagong hill tracks you find many ethnic people and they all are Bangladeshi origins

[@shamzahmed3135]

Thank you very much for coming to Bangladesh. Invitation to come to Sylhet. You have many beautiful places in Sylhet. You can visit. Hope you like it. Inshallah.

[@samihar44]

It’s dangerous to go anywhere. Like the rickshaw puller took you out anywhere. What if he was a robber or had any bad attitude towards you ? (Sorry to say it’s common in my country ). None of them gonna help you. Do visit with a guide like at gulistan you had .

[@SanjKing]

Thanks for your,e concern. 😊

[@OrchidBangladesh]

The sweet you eat filled with coconut is called ' Patishapta Pitha', Usually filled with evaporated milk cream . Thank you

[@user-dp1vh1ec3p]

I like brother Davud's way of exploring different places and then this type of details in comments. Nice. People who have no money to go and visit the world, can enjoy with Davud. Love from 🇵🇰

[@mrtpofx]

They are Bangladeshi but ethnic people. The more you visit hill tracks area you will find more people. Bangladesh is small country but a diverse people live in here side by side. we are not developed country, have lots of problems but after then we all are happy and proud of it as a Bangladeshi. You know you are in Coxsbazar, which is near to Myanmar, Singapore, Malaysia. It is Asia man.!!!!

[@hellonoitsfine9681]

No we arent diverse

[@dikaduha6891]

its a shame that Bangladesh cant keep their environment clean. cleanliness is important part in Islam. keep your environment clean brother and sister.

[@king_halcyon]

Yes but nothing can be done if the willpower of positive activities doesn’t come from all in society.

[@moonshine5576]

they have the look of East Asians. in North East India most of the people look like this. North East India is the most diverse part of India full of tribes. they are simple hard working people. although lot of their culture has been changed because half of North East Indian population has been converted by missionaries from USA and UK. still it is great place to visit. you will be surprised to see e how clean and green it is and how simple the people are. it is a paradise which is undiscovered by foreign tourists.

[@subidh2949]

Travel documentary on north east india-kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4LCo4ing9pmnbs

[@blacksaddow6406]

This is Bangladesh brother so many culture's in one country and lives together happily... We are developing our country together... I hope in 10-15 years you will get to see the developed Bangladesh... And you are always Welcome ❤

[@arafatbipu641]

The last part were so wholesame!

[@brojosingha6700]

David, you have no idea about the geography of Bangladesh. Cox's Bazar is south eastern part where mongoloid feature people live in all the way Myanmar, Thailand etc.

[@hanalevy3577]

Thanks for the "compliment" to Davud. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about Bangladesh either. I rushed to Atlas to fill the gap. Cancel Reply

[@aak4906]

David, there are tribal minorities with mongoloid features in BD. They maybe ethnic Arakanese.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

You are a great photographer! You should take out more pictures as you capture the true people of the country. You captured some beautiful images of women for Women's International Day. You could publish a book of all the pictures of the people you incounted in your journey, because you capture the images of the real people of the land. You could also have an exhibition in a gallery of your work when you take a break from traveling. Sometimes people will pay you for your images, and it is another way to earn an income. A 100 years from now people will view those pictures to see how people lived during our time, just like we like to look at pictures of people from the 1900s. Keep up the good work!

[@hanalevy3577]

Nice response. I think exactly like you. The reason for this, Davud's camera becomes "human" the emotion and logic of the images are transferred to us by an artist.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

@@hanalevy3577 Very well said. As a kid I used to love to see the pictures of the different people around the world in the National Geographic.

[@hanalevy3577]

@@Dan-xx5jq Thank you Dan, appreciate your comment. In addition to authentic photos from different books, I go to the different markets to see the human texture and especially to talk to them if I can. I met charming and hospitable people. True, not everything is rosy, but it can be.

[@somabarua133]

Hi my dad and relatives come from Dhaka and Chittagong and have these features. We are Buddhist with the surname Barua that originate from these areas. Baruas have these slight oriental features. So basically Bengali Buddhists. We are a minority in terms of being non Muslim but no we are not tribal lol. Chakmas are also Buddhist and have these features. I'm born and brought up in London so ppl get so confused with my ethnic background as I'm fairly light skinned too. And to those comments saying we are not Bengali...yes we are 💯 although I can't comment on Chakmas as I believe they might have Burmese roots and are tribal

[@jibanbarua3927]

Chakma Tribe Is The Native Tribe Of Our Hill Tracts, Along With Many Other Ethnicities In Those Area’s Such As Chakma, Marma, Tanchangya, Muang, Tripura Etc. Although, Part Of Marma Tribe Came From Burma More Than Six Centuries Ago. And The Barua’s Such As Yourself And Mine Originally From Chittagong Division And Been Living Here For Five Thousand Years. And The Name Chattogram Used To Be Chaityagrama Which Means Town Of Buddhist Shrines.

[@Prime_Nemesis_Autobots_Optimus]

সোনাম তুমি দেখতে অনেক হট আমি শ্রীলংকান বাঙালী৷ আমার বাবা সিংহলি মা বাঙালী। আমি শ্রীলংকা এবং বাংলা দুটোই বুঝি।

[@Prime_Nemesis_Autobots_Optimus]

@@jibanbarua3927 চুপ মাদারবোর্ড বাঙালী। পুরো কানের নিচে পোপাল দিয়ে দেবো। কাম্পালা দিপ্পা কিন।

[@wanjawrk31754]

Hi Davud, you literally Walked right past my Home. 🤣 Liked that you are exploring less popular places in Cox's Bazar. The people You gave chocolate's to are From an ethnic group Called Rakhine. I also belong to that ethnic Group. And we are not chinese or any mix of chinese-bangladeshi.

[@tahmidurjahan8204]

You should visit Chittagong

[@typicalbengali1971]

There are many ethnicities in Bangladesh. Also not all Bengalis in Bangladesh look the same. Bengalis are a mixed race. But they were not Bengalis, probably of Chakma or Tripura race. People of this race are more in Chittagong division especially in Bandarban, Khagrachari, Rangamati districts.

[@shakhargupta4291]

Hi Nice Looking Bazar market Resturant Good Vlog TQ. Davud. Love From PATNA. INDIA

[@amileejui6973]

Hi. I'm Bangladeshi. I live in Sylhet, Bangladesh. Please come our city. You will find nice people and stunning places.

[@shakawathossain5532]

I am really enjoying.your videos, finding out real adventures. Fantastic to see.

[@RubelAhmed-ox2ks]

thanks brother .coming to Bangladesh

[@Travel.Sazzad]

Hi Davud, In Bangladesh the majority people are ethnic Bengali , however we have some ethnic minority as well in different part of Bangladesh. The highest number of different tribes ( 13) are in Bandarban District ( next to Coxs Bazar) .All tribes have their different mother tongue and own lifestyles. In the Coxs bazar the Minority people are Rakhine people. Same group of people can be found in Myanmar as well. You can check out the Burmese market in Coxs bazar , where most of the shop owners are Rakhine people.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I thought someone from Bangladesh told me that the people from Rakhine are actually from India and not from Bangladesh. And I noticed that the Rakhine people do not look so oriental, maybe I am wrong. Do they still have the refugee camps for them? Are they ever going to go back to Myanmar? I think they should go back and the international community like the UN should have soldiers there to protect them..But the leaders of Myanmar are very stubborn..

[@Shemo-3700]

​@@Dan-xx5jq That's Rohingya, don't misnome rakhine with Rohingya. Rakhines are ethnically tibeto-burmese (lives in bangladesh) and Rohingyas are Indo-Aryan livin in Myanmar.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

@@Shemo-3700 thank you for that.

[@Shemo-3700]

@@Dan-xx5jq welcome 😊

[@khunmyo9658]

Come visit Myanmar bro.Just now the situation is not so good.(Fan from Myanmar)

[@warmafia5353]

We have people in our country with different cultures and ethnicity.

[@ABCpage594]

Bangladeshi people are amazing 👏

[@premnathagamutu]

They look different because they are Rohingya refugees from Myanmar. Cox's Bazaar is the world's largest refugee camp.

[@user-xw7zq8jlc]

Do research about the Rohingyas there physiognomy is more similar to Bengali while the community which is in Davud's video are the native to that Area.

[@Mousymusic]

Chākmā oral history holds that the tribe migrated from Champaknagar to Arakan, the western hill region of Burma, where they lived for about 100 years. Around the 16th century, they moved northwards into Bangladesh and were granted permission by the ruling Nawab of Bengal to settle in the hill region of Chittagong.

[@notmyname8527]

Its close to North-East India and Myanmar thats why the oriental look.

[@reemomlepcha7731]

🙏👍♥️Love from Northeast India sikkim 🇮🇳

[@shahidsaifi7497]

Davud brother super nice 👍

[@md.abdurrazzaque6039]

They are monglian race ethnic people called 'Magh'. Long ago they came from Myanmar. Similar types are found in Chittagong Hill Tract.

[@Restore2761]

8:25 the dish you are eating I think it's pelve..... It's also made by Maharashtrian community in India..... Basically the soft roti is made up of all purpose flour and egg mix with watery consistency pour in non stick pan and make soft rotis... And in stuffing we add coconut, ghee, and sugar we cooked it until sugar melt and grated coconut become transparent.... At the end fill coconut stuffing in roti and make a roll and served it.... It's very delicious dish

[@drkfuture1305]

13:26 a man outside the shop told the shopkeeper to overcharge you, but the gentleman denied.

[@user-xw7zq8jlc]

They are more of a South East Asian Features. Like Thailand, Indonesian etc not Chinese which is East Asian.

[@adiba9734]

they called mongoloid race and it's not only available in east asian. they spread through southeast Asia, northeast Asia and some of them are in the eastern part of India and Bangladesh.

[@fuadahmed966]

In Bangladesh, most of the people r bengali. several types of tribal communities also live in chittagong Hill tracts,Sylhet, Mymensingh region specially. If u meet them in cox's bazar/kuakata, they are called the Rakhain community. All the tribe have different cultures and religious faith,languages also & and look different from majority bengali community. Enjoy and be safe.