via Vimeo: Shot over a period of one year from support from the UNESCO-MacArthur Foundation, the above incredible film portrays the story of the Brokras, who are semi-nomadic yak herders living in the remote mountains of western Arunachal Pradesh. They are perhaps are one of the most fascinating tribes of the region who spend few months every year with their Yaks in some of the most breathtaking parts of the Himalayas. This must-watch documentary for the northeast and culture enthusiast shows how the Brokpa culture is struggling to survive with the onset of modernity, whereas while the elders practice their ancient traditions and means of livelihood, the younger generation have other plans.
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3 responses to “A Documentary on the Brokpas: Semi Nomadic Yak Herders Of Arunachal Pradesh”
Hey guys, thanks for featuring my film, Really glad you liked it. Came to your page via Google, while searching for some more information/pictures on Pemako. I am fortunate, and blessed, to have done the trek all the way till Dhanakosa Tso many years ago. Still dream of it! Cheers.
Hey guys, thanks for featuring my film, Really glad you liked it. Came to your page via Google, while searching for some more information/pictures on Pemako. I am fortunate, and blessed, to have done the trek all the way till Dhanakosa Tso many years ago. Still dream of it! Cheers.
Hi Sanjiv! Glad to know you found our blog. Pemako surely has its own way of bringing connections. You are indeed fortunate and blessed to visit the area. 🙂