Thar: The Incredible Living Desert | Deserts And Life
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- Deserts are on the move with the shifting winds and changing climate.
They are the most haunting of all the Earth’s landscapes. Sometimes we think of them as vast empty spaces that dwarf and test our human spirit. But that view is wrong in so many ways.
Deserts are full of colour and contrast. There are mountains and lagoons among the dunes and plains. They often teem with life and are rich in resources. Their peoples have remarkable qualities of ingenuity and endurance, wisdom and humour - their festivals and gatherings full of colour and energy.
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I really like preserving heritage love you Indian
From Nigeria
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India is indeed incredible...
Huge RESPECT from the Philippines.
Thank you for your love towards my country..
Thank you! 🙂
India has desert, snowy mountains, green mountains, beaches, rivers, it's own set of islands, an ocean in it's name, people from every religion Hindu, Sikh, Christianity, Islam, Jain, Jew, Zorastrian, Buddhist & also 1/6th population of earth.
There is a reason why India is called a subcontinent.
Man! India is full of contrast.
Sorry but I only see cleanliness,beautiful indian in Bollywood movie but reality is opposite
But too much hate and religious intolerance among peoples
@@ghostshooter6242 india have second largest muslim population in the world
@@mohammedfaraaz1240 india have cleanest places in Asia, and India have dirty places too. Beauty lies in the eyes of beholder
Many people have seen India with a positive energy and thinking, thank you for that ...🙏🏼
I want to tell negative people that no country is perfect
Everything is not according to you in India but without coming here, don't judge India🙏🏼
I have been to India about 30 times but must admit that all of these trips except for one were on business. In 2017, my wife and I travelled through the Thar Desert. We travelled by car for about 2,800 Klms for almost a month, starting out in Delhi after spending a few days in Varanasi. We stayed in both of the Most Exotic Marigold Hotels and many other great places in Rajasthan. Needless to say, we both love India and it’s people. We were planning to go back again in 2020 but Covid laid waste to these plans. We have been fortunate to be able to have done this. If you want to have the holiday of a lifetime, in the future, please visit Incredible India. COVID permitting of course. The country is Tourism savvy with plenty to offer and of course things have changed a great deal since I first travelled there in 1990.
I am so happy for you. My ancestors came from India. Hopefully one day, I will visit.
@@ramishrambarran3998 Thanks Ramish, you must be very proud. If the opportunity presents itself for you, you should go. I have made many precious friends there and some have come to my home to visit as well. It is truly a great place. Such a wonderful culture with a history that many people could not imagine. Although I have travelled to many countries, the Sub-Continent has always had a very special place in my heart. It is truly incredible.
I m from varanasi ....if you come again then contact me , I will make you visit to some rural India
@@jackfrost149 I am happy to hear of your experiences. As it is, it can be very expensive for us. Our TT$ values US$ 0.14. Yes 14 cents !
To go to New Delhi, we have to fly to London, then to New Delhi.
I am sorry for not trying to do this in my earlier years. Today I am 66 with a heart at 20% efficiency. Yes, I can muster the money, but physically, my body now has limitations.
But.............I do enjoy the CZcams videos, and chatting with people like you. Regards. Ramish.
@@hustleduniya4391 Thank you. Your brother in Trinidad. Ramish.
I've been to Jaisalmer first in 1982; a handful of small hotels, very basic; met three travelers 5 days ... I enjoyed every single hour. it is still my dream town.
I haven't been there but surely, it has changed a lot since 1982 when I was just 5. There weren't too many people and vehicles back then, no bikes. I'm from Chandigarh, India but I hate the noise, wherever it be. I'll visit Rajasthan this year for sure. Have only been to one place in Jaipur for a couple of hours.
Great docu..India never ceases to amaze me. Lots of love from Israel
You misspelled Palestine.
@@borninvincible You wish!!!
stfu yt
@@borninvincible palestine is just a bunch of Muslims who are camped on land that isn't theirs!!. Is real is the land of the isrealites!!!. History has evidence to prove it!!. So a bunch of Arabs making claim makes no sense at all. Next the Muslims will claim earth belongs to them 😂😂😂
Love from india
Please don't look at them I will know that you are Israeli and there is Israel 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇱
India is a land of diversity, from animals, climate, language, ethnicity, culture, geography, climate, plants, belief systems, philosophy, and many more. Where there is diversity, there is creativity, and beauty.
Visited India once. Definitely would love to come back and explore the country.
The unorganized and hectic of the country is a part of its charm
What you say unorganised and hectic is a respect that people do for different culture and religion. Almost all religion people live here and it’s hard task to manage all. Still it’s growing , prosperously developing .
@Off Beat..Thank you for your love towards my country.. when you visit India again please contact me on youtube and you're welcome to stay with my family in India during your entire stay and travel.. Thank you..
@maddy gamer they can only reply to this. May be @off Beat could not bare the charm of proper rhythmic beat.
@@dreamlife40.99 fi
NO BUDDY DONE HARD LABOUR. THEY FORCED TO DO BONDED LABOUR NO FOOD OR FAMILY SOME TIME
I am from Jaisalmer. After watching this documentary I noticed that it is about 10 years old. I think that you should have mentioned the dates on which it was shot and the date of first publication. Because now the situations have totally changed. Without the dates it becomes kind of misleading.
True 100%
No..they want you to look backwards
@@MrBlurpBlurp-hg3dj Telling the truth is showing it to be backward for you Indians 😂
@@bannedone3ice138 shut up
@@Arunxolo You shut up !!!
The most impressive thing to me about the Thar Desert is the stars at night; magnitudes brighter, closer and more abundant.
Oh yes. Though for me, the case is a bit different. Never been there but certainly, the brightest sky I saw was on a lonely country rode in US. It was such a mesmerizing sight to behold. Parked my car off the road and just sat there, gazing at the night sky. Won't forget that ever. I'm in NW India these days. I'd certainly go to Thar soon. Thank you so much!
@@ranjittyagi2846 Greetings,
While working on the Pakistan side of the Thar Desert back in the 70's, I camped out several nights with what I assumed were uneducated guys. In the star filled darkness they told stories and pointed out stars and constellations that amazed me and I knew I was the uneducated and disoriented one for not knowing anything about the Cosmos
@@joeblack7660 what an experience that must be! Sorry for being 10 months late, I had issues with my earlier account, so I created a new one. Cheers.
I love India . I’m from Pakistan. Living in the UK 🇬🇧. Love for all.
The region shown in the video is quite similar to Sindh. Am I right?
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@@mlg1279 you're right and remember, Thar extends into Sindh as well. Plus in the southern region of Pakistani Punjab state, there is the Cholistan desert, right opposite the border. It's very similar!
Pakistan is a very beautiful nation as well. One mistake both nations did was to not control the population. It was way more beautiful. What we see now are the leftovers, sadly. I keep watching documentaries about Pakistan, deserts of Sindh and South Punjab to KPK. My Pakistani friends jokingly say I'm fooling them claiming I'm Indian! 😆 🤣
Dedicated PEOPLE.
INDIAN ALWAYS GREAT
Being an Indian i have never got an opportunity to visit the place.your documentary has touched me so much that I have decided to visit the place very soon.thank you
More than 30 million ppl. living in Thar desert, amazing resilience of Indians. 💕
This documentary is an educative piece. This are one of the most harding working and resilient communities. Thanks for bringing this up.
Everything is interesting and marvelous....but please give a thought to the camel equally interesting and marvelous...slaving away to help humans who now with modern technology think it's normal to send them for slaughter after exploiting them to the hilt !
@@dipalachauhan6956 You telling me! I always feel so bad when ever I see camels because we couldn't make their life better. I am from Ethiopia and I had worked for one year in one of the arid area of our country just like the one on the video to support the pastoralists with Irrigation program. I had learned a great deal of knowledge about such communities and the camels, sheep's and goats they possess. I am not really exaggerating if I say the emotional tie between the camels and their owners is like a mother and her first birth child. The camels are all the resources those communities have for transportation, for milk, for tillage and every thing. I have not seen it my self but those pastoralists i worked with told me told me slaughtering camel is like a rare life time event and not happening often at all. So when ever the camel is brought to be slaughtered it usually cries like a human. This is what they told me and I am sure they are truthful looking on the intimacy.
But Now the Humans are farming more more trash cities burning sky worldwide concrete jungles more trash daily they are not farming trees 07 be glad wish u knew meh now 07 jesus meh with u all 07
@@dipalachauhan6956 let me assure you, the village people, once they depend on the cattle for their life, won't ever send it to the slaughterhouse. If they can't afford it, they will sell the camel to the similar community, not to a slaughterhouse. Even if the later is more profitable, for them its their family member. They have names for their animal, they know each of them, they know every one's personality. I've seen the village life closely enough and know at least that. There might be exceptions though. Also people keep some animals like goats etc just for the sake of selling them later for slaughter, that's different story. But the villagers that once thrive on an animal won't leave it to die. Also they don't exploit it to the hilt, most keep them as their family members. Not like the modern folks, they don't milk them to the last drop, don't see them only as a source of money. They truly respect the animal and see them as a life not just a thing. Their life is troublesome, but it is truly simple and respectful.
@@dipalachauhan6956 Thank you for caring about animals, about the camel, those sentient beings who are at our mercy for kindness and care and who cannot speak for themselves or protect themselves from abuse that may come to them from humans. People, love and respect animal lives. They give themselves to us and really need so little. Step in andspeak up when you observe animals being mistreated. Let's create a beautiful world with respect for all especaily those who cannot defend themselves, children animals the elderly. Thankyou.
This woman should be recognized Nationally for her work.
But Now the Humans are farming more more trash cities burning sky worldwide concrete jungles more trash daily they are not farming trees 07 be glad wish u knew meh now 07 jesus meh with u all 07
Gratitude to everyone contributing to the production of this lovely documentary. White camel calves are rare, black ones even more so... and you had both in the same frame...delightful.
Im from Chennai visited this desert in 2017 n loved the people culture palaces n landscape
What a beautiful documentary, I am truly humbled by the beautiful people in such hardship, in this horrible world as we know it.
India is an intriging country. I would love to visit but would need a local to guide me around.
Where are you from
@@hopeisagoodthing5359 USA
Rajasthan villages u can trust anyone but rest of India be careful particularly cities.
thank you!
@Nezumi Speed , where ru from?
Thank you for this wonderful video. Being of Indian descent, here in Trinidad, West Indies, I feel a strong connection to these people of the desert.
Same problem worldwide using trees for cooking n homes buildings it as woods but Nu ones planting more more trees for lifetime for a change warmer world 🌎 07 joe
Namaskar Sir, Cordially invite you to visit India and your ancestor home
@@Chillouttrance123 Thank you sir . However, I am now 66 years old, with health problems, that make travelling difficult. To get to India, I have to go to London, then New Delhi. Tho cost is very high, aside from all the Covid19 protocols. Sorry, but I should have visited when I was younger. Thank you. Ramish.
@@ramishrambarran3998 , you are not old yet, just visit once.
@@gshrdy5415 Thank you. I will give it a thought. Regards.
Glad to see India take health matters in their own hands! Since most of the world is more about monetary gains, instead of cures!!😀🌸🌸🌸😀
@Kristine Blackwood No
One day I will visit India 🇦🇲👍🤵🏻♂️
have been there three times working for union carbide,and dow. at bophal..
See you in Thar
Welcome ❤️
You are at war with your neighbor, right?
@@fabi57iamracer Nope, War ended more a Year ago 😑😑 Be Updated...
From Somaliland, we greet you
Love frm Nepal !!!! 🙋
Ty! Greetings, Blessings & Health to you & your loved ones also!✌️🖖❤🌈
Greetings from the USA.
Their lives are like the people of Somalia, the Arab Bedouins, and the love of camels
Good documentary and feeding the birds and animals makes it extremely advisory for saving biodiversity.
Wow, their so strong and amazing...I don't don't think I can survive or do what they do..God bless you❤️
I have been a yearly visitor since 1974. The total population was
This hurts a lot. That charm, the old charm is gone. And why wouldn't it? 1974: population was less than 580 million, now we are nearly 1.5 billion. We still haven't enforced any population policy except that the system forces the people from rural areas to migrate to cities. And some rural areas have become cities, teeming with people and vehicles. Now, that's not nice to see. I'm from NW India, town and Union Territory of Chandigarh.
What an amazing place they have made into a home to provide necessity of life in the harshest of places. Incredible durability 💕
Thank you for your love towards my country..
Thank you for your love towards my country..
What a beautiful, educational, comprehensive, deep in view, diversified art work you have done for human being to see and learn. This presentation must be watched by whole citizen of world to see other beauty of life. Thank you.
Same problem worldwide using trees for cooking n homes buildings it as woods but Nu ones planting more more trees for lifetime for a change warmer world 🌎 07 joe
@@jovenaldomingo1123 Glaciers have been consistently retreating since the1870's, the climates always changing you morons.
@@Veldtian1 yeah it's TRUE.
@@Veldtian1 Agree u idiots with a degree.less forest world daily smog burning sky from cars in years it’s called global warming cause by humans.u moron Same problem worldwide using trees for cooking n homes buildings it as woods but Nu ones planting more more trees for lifetime for a change warmer world 🌎 07
@@Veldtian1 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same restaurant here in the Philippines n around the world 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07 burning trash here trash rivers lakes oceans canals think
Same rutine life is in Cholistan Pakistan Punjab... Love from Pakistan ♥
Oo Cholistan is very pretty. Forts too, including the Derawar Fort. I have a friend in district BWP. She's a good friend. Love from Chandigarh, 🇮🇳 ❤
My lovely Thar Desert 😢😢😢
❤❤❤❤
I love Jaisalmer. I will go back there again very soon.
This area in India resembles the Arab desert Bedouins, even the same beautiful building and mashrabiya
God Bless Amen 🙏 💜💕👼👏🙌💚🍀❤️🧸💜
I am from Barmer, one of Thar’s largest cities. Feel proud of our culture.
YOUR CULTURE allows street children to run around starving, no schooling, no homes, you still throw infant girls into the filthy river or just leave them in the forest, you don't care for the leprosy people, blind or elderly. videos mean nothing. I KNOW INDIANS THERE.
@@marilynwillett804 You were educated in good schools yet look how you vomit out here. You are Xenophobic nothing, we have poverty we have a 1000 problems we will solve it didn’t ask for anyone’s help.
@@marilynwillett804 Tell me where r u from and I’ll tell you horrors of your culture.
@@marilynwillett804 says the person who's people have committed atrocities, wiped out natives, did slave trades then give out lecture on Human Rights and Healthcare xD
@@xi3063 yo! Sri Ganganagar-Hanumangarh here
Yup..a Punjabi song for the thar desert…so culturally appropriate…
Chukde Fatte
Thats the power of punjabi music, you accept it or not.
@Tarun Singh true
@Tarun Singh actually using Rajastani music will add value to the video. Of course, any type of music is food but relevancy matters!
@@arinshakil1650
For foreigners there is no Punjabi or Sindhi .
They only understand everything as indian music
My good wishes for the hard working people of the desert.
Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳 Bengali,
I love my Country
Unity in Diversity
Tastes really good, the script, visuals and narration mixed with actualities made this documentary outstanding. Let the ideas continue to flow.🙏
Hats 🎩 🧢 off standing ovations to all of you for making this very difficult & wonderful videos of the Rajasthani culture, heritage, and traditional chronicles.
I like to visit that place also experience a desert and heat there o plan to visit to India than middle east because middle east I think strict but I love to see desert from your friend country Philippines 🇵🇭
India is amzing..... World knows the beauty of india.... We r humble, educated, and developing economy
Excellent piece. Thank you. Lived in Rajasthan for 2 years and its very close to my heart. Brilliant humane documentary.
Dear TRACKS, please don't forget to add this video is 9 YEARS OLD. 🙏
44:45
Just wonderful
yes
Was in Jaisalmer last month ,it's a beautiful place hope it's survives
Thank you for your love towards my country..
@@rabindrabiswas4579 bro I am Indian
@@facademan2501 oh sorry..I am from Pune..
very beautiful cultures and amazing people, as sad as it is one day all these beautiful traditional will disappear. Keep it coming
This culture wont dissappear.
@@0arjun077 First signs are English language is mix with native language or replacing it.
Second is English alphabet is replacing native alphabets.
Third biggest change is Millennials generations they are learning the facts of life. What's real and what's fantasy.
Speaking for myself I was taught to believe in religion but I found out that its all fantasy (fake).
Change will come one way or the other.
@@rexxsade6425 indian culture is deeper than modern religions. English letters won't replace Indian scriptures the political scenario ingrained in India is like that, there are language and cultural politics going strong in India, thousands of political parties based on culture and language in India and its even become stronger in this decade.
@@0arjun077 it's Good to hear that 🤗👍
@@rexxsade6425 there are negative sides of this politics too as India is a diverse Country and every individuals are divided by these languages and cultures so certain political parties feed on this division, so its a balance of everything and i really hope we take it forward without forgetting the culture.
The culture of Rajasthan, Ladakh, Assam, Kerala and many others are all the distinctive and beautiful.
28:55 The old man clearly says 'Muslims in his village producing upto 15 kids' & thereby putting pressure on limited resources.
But his words were edited in subtitle
mind-blowing documentation. i love my india
Such a marvellous and spiritually timeless culture! Love from Canada!
Awesome documentary film
7.11.2021 Very good documentary.Thanks for sharing.
This is Old documentary see 44:45 its year 2012 documentary now things have changed drastically in positive light
@Bakunawa lolz.
@Bakunawa haha yeah like literally we people are grovelling in all the poverty in our smartphones. Its so filthy here
Yes sure it's actually even worse
Let the unholy waaar of fake accounts begin
@Bakunawa indian population are filled with 70% poverty,uneducated rate,we are most racist country in the world just look how they treat muslim,black,persian
It's a great effort n super informative documentary which covers most aspects of the dessert life in subcontinent. Keep it up Team.
Best of the best. This the best program I ever seen. Thank you 🙏
I love Mark Strong's voice and also Thar
I love your documentaries!
Stay vegan ✌
So amazing blows my mind their ingenuity and resourcefulness
Beautifull
Wonderful presentation !
Great documentary. I am not sure if this way of life still exist. Govt should do something to uplift the lives of those living there at the same time preserving their cultural values.
beautiful
Thanks...something educational...
i also use sand to get the oil from vessels, no need for any chemicals as practiced for the past 30 years, reviving the old ways of living simple without disturbing the environment, ecology.
proud of my country
It's beyond movie I have ever watched. Amazing
my goodness what strong women, much respect to these strong ladies
Watching from Philippines
Love Philippines.
Truly A blessing animals this culture beautiful
Thank You
Excellent documentary.
God bless this city and these people inside this wonderful country! We are all one from One Source? And that would be the alpha the Omega the king of kings!😇🙏
It’s really nice to visit this beautiful place😍.
Say away from the Ganges river and big cities.
Wow no words 👍
I agree with those word 😁
what a amazing video
Hello from Thar😁
All documentaries by TRACKS are simply amazing. No where in the world will you find such a beautiful, diverse, colorful, rich cultured country like India.
or a more filthy stinking cesspool where women are raped openly in public.
@@marilynwillett804 sad but true
Cool 😎
Inspiring commentary and Picturisation
I have seen this documentary a few years ago, on CZcams itself. It's not a new documentary, it is an old one from the Tracks documentary series
Right year 2012 documentary check 44:45
Great documentary..life looks like in rural desert African comunity;the visionary who brought water was a wise man of his times
WOW...WHAT A SIGHT TO SEE ALL THOSE cRANES....
May💙 God 💛Be 💚With 🧡Everyone ❤Always💚 Much 🧡Love Blessings 💚Always ✌ 💯 🌈 🎇 🌐 💛💛💙💙💛💚💚🧡🧡
I respect them they gives us best examples for whole world how to survive in desert with hard working and colour ful minds
Fascinating documentary, beautifully made.
Wonderful video... Teachable moment🏝🌲🍀🍁🍂🍃💥
Interesting.
Nice dear posted person.
Appreciate you.
Thanks for information all about India dessert.
Slaam Pakistan.
Most desert cities are beyond gorgeous tho
Best 👍
Excellent informatations to mske use of
Thank you for an excellent doco..made with warmth and love.🦚
Simcha Blass discovered Drip Irrigation in Israel in 1948. I worked computerize it in the early 80's in abuDhani ...it led to injection feed with computer calculated water injection into the plant. Look at these Gulf States. Pakistan and India ought to learn and practise. There is no shortages of Water only bad and mismanagement ...
I think shortage of water is only in dessert...I am living in Gujarat most western part 50km away from sea...I never faced any problem with water Where my whole family income still 2000 dollars...
I think the problem may be due to particular locality or due to dessert...
Btw ISRAEL has best practice in water management...
I am from the northern part of the thar, where the canal enters the desert. We have drip irrigation and orchards of Oranges, Dates and Olives and fields of Cotton, mustard, Sugarcane and even rice
You're correct
एक शानदार कार्यक्रम बनाने के लिए धन्यवाद शीतल जी।
Mharo Rajasthan 🙏🏻
Show in Schools & Colleges/Universities..
In Swahili..
Ubarikiwe..
( Bless You )..
The more you go Pro-environment; the more you come close to India, Hindu tradition.
So. Beautiful city
I am pleased with the video... Amazing and we'll documented thanks..
A beautiful documentary here; far greater than the US docs that repeat themselves every five minutes.
A great idea of the Maharajah: have a rat problem? Build a temple that venerates them and create a blessing from a curse.
Ha ha... I am an Indian and Hindu, but never looked at the issue from that angle. :). The thing is that Hindus are traditionally raised to be one with the nature. The walls separating the human, the animals, and the physical worlds are not so stark and so thick as they can be in many other cultures. Sometimes, this approach works for us, sometimes it doesn't, but it does define the soul of India.
@@PS-ej2xn Can you guys "be one" with people of Kashmir that your brutal army occupies and the Muslims of India who are treated like enemies. At least grant them the honor of these rats. Thank you.
@@PS-ej2xn and I respect the faith for it. My wife is Indo-Mauritian-Telegu, so born a Hindu. In many ways I see myself as a Hindu also, even if it is via the Buddhist path of.
@@darrenmurray861 Brother, distinctions between Hinduism and Buddhism are overblown by academics and perhaps some ideologues. I personally see Hinduism as the base upon which magnificently beautiful and tall structures of Buddhism (and also of Jainism and Sikhism, in India) were built by amazing new philosophers and thinkers. Our ultimate sensitivities remain the same.
@@PS-ej2xn indeed; anyone who cares to understand each of Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and Hinduism will see that their route is very close.
We are taught that Shakyamuni was taught the Vedas when growing up. It was not the Vedas that he chose to replace, nor the use of animal sacrifice at the time. From my understanding of Sikhism, of which my adoptive sister is one, the understanding of godhead is a monotheistic one, but all the actions of understanding god are the same ones employed in the other Vedic paths.
People will always try to pull us apart and describe our differences, but the truth will prevail in time brother.