Tawang is a must visit in Arunachal Pradesh! Indo-China border, Indian Army, Holy Waterfall & more 

Yes, Arunachal is very beautiful and soulful ❤️

Tanya ma'am ap kaha abi???

@@TanyaKhanijow Tanya did you take any kind of "inner line permit" or arunachal can be visited by anyone like any other state except some North eastern states?

​@@TanyaKhanijowthank you for this beautiful vlog

Dont come and buy land in assam

It's great one❤

@@TravelShootIndia 🥰

Proud to be from North East not sure about the second one.

Love northeast veryyyyyyyyy much.....love you guys soooooo much....❤❤ Love from jammu ❤

North, south, east,west,Hlo we don't have that much India's we have only one India. Proud to be Indian🇮🇳

That is so incredible! Thank you for your service to the region 🙏

Loves your videoa❤

This video is good but the presenter was speaking too fast to comprehend few words. Any how thanks to the lady presenter.Jai Bharat.

My father was posted in tawang too❤, it used to take him 4 days to come home...hats of to these soldiers

Someday I will see you Tawang ❤you are in my list since Childhood

Had it been not about that stupid HP laptop every other min, It would have been lot better.

My pleasure 😊

Your hometown is very beautiful! 🇮🇳❤

भाई उधर बर्फ गिरता है क्या❤❤❤❤

​@@sammurmu6539 Haa bhai

I m planning a visit on 20th

That is so sweet! This honestly means a lot! 😄

British India colonized land.

Bt didn’t get enough credit instead get racism

Most welcome to our state

Mongol is always superior than Dravidiens.

They are protecting NE borders because only to save mainland India and mainlanders..

IAF pilots also famous for enjoying Pakistani fantastic tea .... 😂😅😊

Wow, thank you!

Actually!

Thank You! ❤❤

Finally I Visited my dream place in March.. that is the most memorable moment for me. 😊 And at last the roads are Beautiful, I drove around 560KM in 15 hours non stop. 😌

Yes ❤❤

I'm truly grateful for your kind words about the pronunciation and the video. Tawang is indeed a hidden paradise, and I hope to have the opportunity to visit again and continue exploring its beauty.

Hey , how is the weather in October? Do we need to take heavy woolens in October?

yup cuz winter starts at mid or end of October, it's also the most pleasent time to visit Tawang. Comes the romantic Autumn

hello, how is the weather in mid june to visit arunachal ? we are planning to visit please help

Most welcome to our state

So nice of you to say. Thank you ❤🥹

Tawang historically and culturally belongs to Tibet and China. We claims the arunachal paredesh mainly for tawang not whole arunachal. If India back tawang to China, we'll recognize other parts of arunachal be part of India

Thank you so much ❤

Yeah! ☺

It really is! 😊

Proud for what?

Thank you so much! ❤

Couldn't agree more! ❤

@@TanyaKhanijow 🥰

Maybe one day! I would love to

Don't worry travelling in india comes from a very low cost too. Everything is cheap here in india atleast for an American for sure

Who told u DALAI LAMA BORN IN TAWANG ITS A WRONG INFORMATION DALAI LAMA BORN IN (TAKTSER IN NORTEASTERN ) SMALL VILLAGE TIBET )HE CAME IN AN INDIA 30 march 1959 in arunachal PARDESH

Thank You! ❤

Wow! Thank You ❤

Thanks for your kind reply. During the initial days of lockdown, we first watched your video of Menchuka and inspired by your vlogs - planned to start our video channel on RU-vid. Starting with ease, in between our jobs learning by mistakes, now we are growing slowly being our 4th year. So, you are our inspiration to this video world. Thanks again for your beutiful videos....there are lots and lots of other places in arunachal too....which are really awesome. If you start your journey from Itanagar to Tawang by road via pakekeshang....the road will take you to tawang through an unbelievable experience of heaven on earth. Unlimited natural beauty all around. Thanks again.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your warm words and love from the breathtaking Ladakh!

说不定哪天 就收回来了

​@@merci-rmvb😢这里有好几百万人口

​@@merci-rmvb😂

​@@merci-rmvbplease take us back 😂😂😂

​@@merci-rmvbu can't

Love from jammu kashmir ❤❤ I really want to explore northeast very badly ❤❤ Love you guys soooooo much❤❤❤

Love from jammu kashmir ❤❤ I really want to explore northeast very badly ❤❤ Love you guys soooooo much❤❤❤

Thank you so much 😀

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Thank you so much 🙂❤

Wow, thank you! ❤❤

Like china n south Tibet(Arunachal Pradesh)???

​@@weingkham4033u ppl of separatist mindset can say whatever but we arunachalee r proud being Indian.

Hi! ❤

Me too Big fan from Kolhapur Maharashtra ✋🏻

I have been to eastern part as well! 😄

Sikkim is a country illegally annexed by India. Sikkim must be independent. Long live Free Sikkim!

The Origin of the India-China War In 1914, China, Britain, and representatives from Tibetan regions in China convened at the Simla Conference in British India. In a secret exchange of documents between Britain and the Tibetan local government, it was agreed that if Britain supported Tibet's successful independence, Tibet would cede the areas south of the McMahon Line to British India. The Chinese government did not recognize this secret treaty. As Britain did not facilitate Tibetan independence, they adhered to the agreements made at the Simla Conference with the Tibetan local government and did not occupy the areas south of the McMahon Line. Until February 1951, the border between China's Tibet and British India lay at the foothills of the Himalayas and the plains of Assam. After the British retreat, India inherited their privileges and stationed troops in Tibet. On February 2, 1951, taking advantage of China's military engagement in the Korean War, Indian forces occupied the Tawang region under the jurisdiction of the Tibetan local government. Subsequently, they occupied the entire area south of the McMahon Line. Note that at that time, the areas south of the McMahon Line, including Tawang, were under the governance of the Dalai Lama. The following is quoted from the Indian statement. The Dzongpen, a man called Nyertsang, did not respond to Khathing’s invitation for a meeting, so on the night of the third day (10th February 1951) Bob fired off 20 rounds of 2-inch mortar and 1000 rounds of .303 - the thunderous reverberations from the surrounding hills sounded like ‘the voice of God’ and struck terror in the populace. Next morning the Indian tricolour was hoisted in front of the monastery and the troops marched up and down through the town for four hours with fixed bayonets. The nervous Dzongpen sent emissaries at last, and Bob set Major Allen the job of drafting a formal instrument of accession to India. The talks made little headway, so on the 13th the Dzong officials were rounded up and brought to camp. After putting them in his pocket Bob firmly ordered them not to obey the Dzongpen. （On 20 February 1951,）Major Allen suddenly took out his Smith and Wesson .38 and placed it before him. Nyertsang’s face instantly showed apprehension and he immediately became much less obdurate. In a little while all resistance was over. Nyertsang signed the instrument of accession drafted by Allen transferring Tawang to India, and was paid a nazrana of Rs.1000 for being such a nice chap. Bob Khathing signed for the Govt. of India.

The Kingdom of Sikkim was founded by the Namgyal dynasty in the 17th century. It was ruled by Buddhist priest-kings known as the Chogyal. It became a princely state of India in 1890. Following Indian independence, Sikkim continued its protectorate status with the Union of India after 1947 and the Republic of India after 1950. It enjoyed the highest literacy rate and per capita income among Himalayan states. In 1973, anti-royalist riots took place in front of the Chogyal's palace. In 1975, after the Indian Army took over the city of Gangtok, a referendum was held that led to the dissolution of the monarchy and Sikkim joining India as its 22nd state.