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From tree-dwelling tribes in Papua to sea nomads in Southeast Asia, desert guardians of the Sahara, and spiritual monks of Bhutan — humanity has adapted to the most extreme and fascinating places on Earth. 🌍✨

In this documentary-style travel video, we explore 10 extraordinary communities:

Korowai Tribe (Indonesia)

Maasai People (Kenya & Tanzania)

Yakut People (Siberia, Russia)

Bajau Sea Nomads (Philippines)

Aymara People (Bolivia)

Moken People (Thailand & Myanmar)

Dogon People (Mali)

Tiger’s Nest Monastery Monks (Bhutan)

Kogi Tribe (Colombia)
#Cultures #Tribes #TravelDocumentary #Humanity #CulturalHeritage

OUTLINE:

00:00:00 INTRO
00:01:16 THIS TRIBE LEAVE ONLY ON TREES
00:02:35 BLOOD DRINKERS
00:04:29 ICE TRIBE
00:05:48 BAJAU SEA NOMADS
00:07:37 AYMARA PEOPLE
00:09:07 MOKEN PEOPLE
00:10:12 DOGON PEOPLE
00:11:15 Guardians of Forest and Sea
00:13:06 IMPOSSIBLE TO CLIMB MONKS MONASTERY
00:13:49 TUAREG NOMADS
00:14:40 KOGI TRIBE
00:16:06 OUTRO

20 Comments

@TOURGUIDE-05 Creator 9 months ago (edited) Pinned

Make sure to watch and learn about the JUNGLE TRIBES .
https://youtu.be/C573ISWL1Hw?si=-WUPbr5aBVpThMNb

@faanengaaw123 8 months ago

Im from the Pacific islands & i am a Native Pacific islander from one of the most inhabited tiny islands in the world. In my culture no man is a man if he does not know how to fish. No woman is a woman without a land. Before Christianity we send our loved ones out in canoes over the sea in hope of going back to where our ancestors came from. My language is based on life on canoes out in the open ocean. When we greet each other we say “rán ánnim” meaning beautiful day. When someone is leaving instead of wishing having a great day we say “kamwochunnuk” meaning hold tight. When we refer to vehicles or automobile we call them “waa” meaning canoes or vessel’s.

@shalevedna 7 months ago

I hope modern civilization never destroy these human societies.

@indraneesenanayake2092 9 months ago

These people are the true guardians of the planet. They protect nature and respect creation. Greed and wealth, pride and lawlessness bear no part in their lives. The entire human race should learn a lesson for life from these extraordinary people. I enjoyed every part of this fascinating story. I'm watching from Sri Lanka. ❤

@b3drasse885 9 months ago (edited)

No tax
No social media
No work
No money

What a life

@robertklotz9319 9 months ago

Every tribe living in unison with nature, taking only what they need. Their unique houses. Be it the jungle, the desert or the arctic cold. A truly beautiful collection.

@jameswoodbury2806 10 months ago

When I think of people such as these, I wonder if they will inherit the earth after a planetary wide catastrophe.

@emmanuelwalton8948 9 months ago

This is life . No fakeness just respect for nature ,elders family and peace

@marykuga4589 7 months ago

All of them. They are more civilized than the so called modern world. Their skills in building and hunting and fishing are extraordinary. “ Modern” man could not survive. . .

@lianehihath3439 9 months ago

These tribes are all impressive. I could not choose one over another.

@Wuingo 5 months ago (edited)

In late 1492 Cristoforo Colombo landed in the Bahamas and discovered a civilization just like these. For the next 400 years, European countries raced across the America's to take over this territory by extinguishing their homes, their cultures, their religions and their overall way of life in order to colonize the land and exploit their resources. Few cultures survived. If only those old countries had been as respectful to these cultures as we are today.
And yet, some of us in North America still have the nerve to say these people don't belong here...

@mssramsunker4820 5 months ago

I was privileged to see the Maasai in Kenya — such a beautiful experience, and I still have my Maasai blanket. Much respect to all the other tribes featured as well. I’m sure there are many more communities across this vast planet that are still unknown. Greetings from South Africa!

@justicewillprevail1106 7 months ago

I really appreciate the slower pace of the speaking of this video. It relaxes me and does not stress me out like so many other videos here on YouTube.

@aarenfourever 10 months ago

They're all amazing!

@EncarnacionFunk 9 months ago

THIS PEOPLE they are the
Neutral the Century. They
Live in Life like before. And
The last Nature People in
This Modern World. They
Still have Peace and Freedom in this Worlds.

@IllumiD7777 7 months ago

My Respect to all tribesmen in the world! ❤❤❤❤❤ GOD IS GOOD✅🙏😇

@lesley4215 5 months ago

Thank you for exposing me to other humans!

@susanrichey1325 6 months ago (edited)

I’ve was privileged to visit a Massi village.

@nasoordeennizamdeen5127 9 months ago

I love all of them and how beautifully they live with nature.

@martinhoward6868 9 months ago

We enjoy nature/ natural indigenous content. We have enjoyed learning about most of these people. We believe that this was a disservice to these people and us . You have only shown and told the most colorful lively moments of each. Please show how they truly live in their struggles and lives.