I recently visited a remote tribal village in the state of Jharkhand . A pristine village where technology and other impacts of modern civilization are not yet visible . The innocence of the inhabitants , their unblemished behavior and manners surprised me. They seemed so happy with so less ! Perhaps they have a perfect lesson to teach us…to remain satisfied with what you’re getting . After all at the end of the day , all we want is peace and happiness.
Here are some glimpses….
Scattered Thoughts 
This is beautiful. If only we could convince the villagers that what they have is beautiful…
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Beautiful photographs. Especially the first – the road leading in to the woods.
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Thank you… glad you liked the photos… 🙂
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lovely house and place 🙂
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Thanks a lot 🙂
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Nice journey through tribal village.
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Absolutely beautiful! Would so love to roam around and capture life in villages like these, someday.
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Beautiful!
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Thanks .. 🙂
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I keep seeing places like this on my treks in Uttaranchal – gives a glimpse of how uncomplicated life can be. But, then, I do not know if a week of living that life may not end up making us hanker for all the conveniences of civilization. We are too corrupted 🙂
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Right….one of our friends pointed out the same thing..It’s okay when we visit for a couple of hours or two but it’s absolutely not possible for any of us to spend a single night there… we are corrupted ..really …
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Its a different world out there. Need to closely follow them.
One side, its exciting to live in such an environment, calm, peaceful and no distractions. But when you think ourselves and compare them with us, their lives are miserable. Most of the areas doesnt even have electricity or drinking water, no proper roads, no proper health care etc.
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You’re right. These villages have no electricity , proper drainage system and even drinking water. They said that they have to travel about 5 kilometers every day to fetch drinking water…. still they were so less demanding ..I was really touched by their behaviour …
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Untouched and beautiful.
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yes..they are.. really
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Beautiful..Would love to visit a place like this 🙂
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Thanks..it’s really a lovely place but I doubt whether we would be able to spend a night over there as it lacks the basic amenities … 😦
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Awesome… would love to see more of the people and their craft…
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Thank you..will post some more photos … 🙂
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People with less possessions tend to be happier! The more one’s attachments, the greater the sorrows, as the Buddha said.
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Less expectation always make people happier….still we are not satisfied with what we have..
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Beautiful!! 😀
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Thank you… 🙂
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Wonderful pictures. They live so close to the nature. It’s sad that they don’t even have the basic amenities like food,water and shelter.
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Right..they are simple people..don’t actually have any idea of the outside world…..the children looked so happy when we distributed chocolates and packets of potato-chips among them…….
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Beautiful shots there 🙂 What was the name of the place?
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Thank you..the name of the village was something like ” Rangatilla “…which means mound of red soil…. 🙂
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wonderful pictures! must have been a lovely experience! 🙂
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Really it was. Peace-loving villagers …their hardship to earn their livelihood…still they looked contented… 🙂
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Great pictures, reminds me of some places I’ve been inafrica
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Thank you…. 🙂
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