Maniq Tribe, Thailand - Tripreport
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5 years ago in #steempress by worldcapture (69)
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Better late than never I assume...🤔 (Thankfully your in my autovote 👏)
Damn what an MANIQ adventure you had there with the tribe. Must have been a magical experience! Makes me realize again how important networking is to get things done and make dreams become true. Good decision to not take pictures the first day, because the ones you show us here are awesome. people do look so calm and busy with doing their daily things.👍
Good to read about this that even the government is behind the choice from the people to live their own life.
Yooooooooooooo @guchtere! Nice to hear from you buddy!
Yeah it indeed was a magical experience. Something very different to all other trips I've done so far.
And yes, networking is everything. Without the connections I would have never been able to visit this place. But that's something what always brings us forward - Connecting with others.
Cheers! :))
Are there any more trips like these in your agenda? As you already have the connections probably 😉
Cheers :))
Wow, this is sounds like a truly life-changing experience! Thank you so much for sharing it with us Chris. Amazing post full of stunning photos. Top notch report.
Hey bro! Thanks a ton for stopping by! I'm really glad you like it :))
but dude this is such an amazing post, this guy got to go post with a remote secret negroid tribe in south thailand, amazing they are african but live THAAAt far away, and he gottehior permission fo cours ebut yeah thsi reminds me of STEEM TRIBES and also, its already liek over $30 on trending thanks to Steem Press i think but dude its a perfect anthropology post for steemstem or stemsteem or whatever
So cool how he didnt show teh exact location so you would have to go there to find them. There are all sorts of ACTUAL tribes of people who could and SHOULD learn about steem and steem engine, its not like they should be "saved" from white man tech its too late they already use it and its no white tech its built by asians nowadays its earth tech and its actually a GREAT idea to be like the UN, and go around, give free scholarships to some of these remote iisolated tribes, to help them actually keep their culture alive, ... i had this idea years ago but smt and communities never came out well, now it can happenb
the new steemit inc delegation and SPS can provide funding to pay the ENG fees to create TRIBES for these people in remote areas, not ironically using teh word tribe, im serious.... its a good idea and it can get major funding from the UN and NGOs and World WildLife Fund and all sorts of Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation money can come in to help fund Steem Engine Tribes for REAL HUMAN tribes, to keep the cultures of endangered peoples alive, via cryptocurrency,
Awesome, love the dedication and persistence you had in covering the tribe. I especially loved the pictures of the dogs (animal lover here) and seeing people in their natural way of life.
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Thank you very much @coquiunlimited - Highly appreciate that you took the time to read this article.
And yes, there were a lot of dogs up the mountain living with the tribe :))
Thank you so much for sharing this. I think I can imagine how you must have felt beeing there. An experience of a lifetime. When I was a teenager there were still unknown tribes around the world that had not been visited by the "civilized" world. My first experience with "natives" of a country, was a stay at a Sioux Indian reservation in South Dakoka, USA in 1974! That's how I stated my interest for traveling and discovering our diverse planet. I think we have a lot to learn from people living much more in harmony with our earth. Great reading, which I enjoyed very much :) Ulla
Hi Ulla :))
Thanks for your beautiful comment. Your experience with the Sioux Indian sounds very exciting as well. And I agree, there is so much out to learn for us.
Thanks! Chris
Great story, of course i did not know this tribe but it is always interesting to see how smaller and isolated communities live. Amazing photos also:)
Thank you @georgeboya !
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I can totally relate to how you're feeling that moment. It was how I felt when I first saw this certain tribe here in our town. I've always been interested in them since then. I wish I could finally find that time to visit their village and take photos/videos (with their permission of course) on how they spend their day. Glad you had this trip. I can feel your excitement and how much you enjoyed that experience from reading your post. Your photos are full of life as always. Stay safe, and cheers to more fascinating trips! =)
Thank you so much for your comment! It definitely was exciting as it is so fascinating to see a world outside of the norm. It really brought me back to think more about the basics of life.
Thanks :))
Absolutely amazing. Beautiful post. The insights, the genuine writing, the photography, all of it.
It’s very cool that you were able to share this with SteemFest Thailand only a few months away.
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Thank you for taking the time and reading my report @nateaguila - Highly appreciated!
Thats true, I'm already very excited for SF4! Cheers :))