Sri Lanka Tribal Food Wild Hunters Indigenous Vedda Tribe Uma Telugu Traveller

Hello everyone. I'm Umar Andrala. I'm in Sri Lanka right now. I came to a place called Ella. I want to remind all my family members You all are happy to see my videos but you are not liking them and not sharing them. So many people are watching. If you share them once, it will reach a few more people. You will help me a lot. That revenue will help me to move forward. The goal I have set is not small. It's a big one. I'm traveling with a big dream. I don't know how far I will go. Because of your support, I was able to travel to 22 countries successfully. I can't express it in words. Please like, share and subscribe. If you are new to my channel. If you are already a subscriber, I have WhatsApp groups, Facebook groups. If you spend a minute for me, you are already spending 25 minutes for the video. Spend another minute for me. Thank you. I'm traveling 80 km from here. I don't know how to pronounce it. It's a place called Mahingani. There is a famous tribe there. They are wild hunters. They hunt and eat animals. Let's go and find out about them. Yes. I came after eating. I just saw it on Google. I have to go to Badulla from here. It's 20 km from here. It's 60-50 km from there. Mayangana. I think it's Mayangana. I'll write your name on the screen. I'm going. This is the bus stand. It's on the left side. I'll get in. I got down at Mayangana bus stand. There is an auto next to it. I saw it on hotelbooking.com. It's very expensive. It's 20-25 USD. I met a guy here. I asked him. He said he'll give me around Rs.700. It's local money. He said he'll show me the hotel. Shall we go? Let's go. He said it's comfortable. He charged me around Rs.700. I got down at this place. It's good. I came to an important place. It's Sri Lanka. I came here to meet a tribe. They are wild hunters. They hunt animals and eat them. Few years ago, in 1983, Sri Lanka banned this activity. They said animals shouldn't be harmed. They took a decision. They made this place as a touristic spot. They have to survive. They have been here for thousands of years. They depend on animals. They depend on animals to feed themselves. They use the trees here to farm. They use the medicine here. We'll get to know more about them. Their tribe name is Veda. Their language is also Veda. They also speak the local language, Singles. We'll get to know more about them. I'm very excited. I'm in the forest. I'll tell you the name of this forest. I think it's Madurovoya. Yes, I said it correctly. The place name is Dabana. Look at the birds. It's beautiful. I'm in the forest. I told you that they made this place as a touristic spot. Because, you can get to know how they used to farm, what medicine they used, and how they hunted. You can get to know about them if you are a tourist. Look at these. They are like pooris. They are made of mud. When I was a kid, I saw the same thing in Jampan. All the elders are sitting here. They wear a lungi. They grow a beard. Namaste. Kondubai. They call it Kondubai. I'll get to know more about them. I'll share everything with you. I'll also get to know how they used to eat. I'll also get to know how they used to eat. I'll also get to know how they used to eat. Everything. They made a joke because, I took this out of my bag. They got scared. They were like, are you showing me a gun? No, no, no. I was holding my phone. There is another brother here. He told me the whole story clearly. Happy. Tantosa. Kondubai. Name? Gune. I liked him a lot. I got to know a few things about him. He is the chief. He is the second chief. Name? Vanilathu. There is a museum here. You can see how the people used to live. You can see how the people There are about 3000 people living here. You can see the pictures on their clothes. You can see the pictures on their clothes. In the picture, you can see the people making fire with stones. And they cut their skin with their stone. They make fire with the stones. They say that the people used to look like women and men. This was before 1986. You can see the pictures from 1986. There are no clothes on the body I remember Hudson Bay tribe There was the same stone We were sitting under the fire You should remember You see, they also stood like that This is the latest photo from 1909 There are no clothes on the body How can they come in the forest Not the latest These They brought me completely into the forest They brought me here There are elephants and geese here It looks like a gathering place If it was a forest, they would have lined up One by one They would have been sitting here It looks like a festival Like a ceremony How are these stones? It is very good Look, birds are coming If it is a gathering place Water is also coming I asked if it is natural If it is natural, it is not They say that the water in the pipe is coming They put a pipe from there In this area It is amazing, this place Look, how the gathering place is I am preparing for Vedas If it is a feast, I will eat It will be superb In Sri Lanka, this is the day To say They are speaking very enthusiastically They are also laughing Even if we do not know the language There is no guide in English I am using Google translator Maximum After building They are burning the fire These are special They are in the cover This is a little Milk Pulum Inside There are stones I think this is a leaf stone You can see how it is It is enough if you do not hit your hand There is no spark They are very fast They are burning in the fire I do not know what it is If you know, tell me They are saying pulum It looks like a candle They put the stone on top I think there was a spark Oh Wow Very fast They are putting in the pit There is fire inside This method is new I have never seen this If I put fire in the pit, it should melt I think it will not melt It came We learned a new lesson It is like a gun powder I think It is like a gun powder There is another They bring firewood They cook food They cook non-veg I think They cook barbeque We use steel They call it wild boar I don't know what's going to happen. I'm doing my best. I've heard a lot about them. They came in 1883 and stopped hunting. Before that, they used to eat all the animals. They used to eat only eagles and snakes. After they died, I asked if they used to burn or bury people. They said they used to bury people. I asked how many people they marry. They say they marry only one person. They say they marry in love marriages and arranged marriages. They say it's good for their children's education. They say it's completely free to go to the hospital. First, they used to plant dry grass. Then, they used to water the grass. After that, they used to make meat. They also use curry leaves. What else do they use? Curry leaves. In Telugu. On this. I think it's skin. Skin, not fat. As far as I know, in my life and your life, you've never seen a coconut tree. He went and plucked this tree from the forest. He plucked it and put it on that banyan tree. You can see it clearly. Now, they pluck coconut. Isn't it amazing? Their work. They put a plate under it. If it was like this before, we wouldn't have understood. 200 years ago, 100 years ago. Look, it's coming out perfectly. While plucking. They're doing it very easily. Using the technology. Here, if it's rice, it's because if it's mud, it's because they washed it with water. If it's mud, it's because they took it and... What do they do? Oh, they washed the mud to break the chicken. That's the thing. Here, if it's another rice, You see this, right? They're preparing powder. I think they make roti in their method. Let's see. My mouth is watering. I'm drooling. I'm watching all this. Just now, they washed it with a plate. It came out so neatly. Look at it. Super, bro. Good, bro. Let's buy it. Just now, they mixed water in the powder. They're using that plate. You can see. To mix water, a mud bowl. When I think about it, I don't know what it is. At one time, at least, 50 or 30 years ago, they used to live in the forest. Today, they're looking for food. They're hunting. If they find food that day, they'll eat it or not. Just now, you saw the photos in the museum. They came and slept under the hills. The whole family. Just now, they mixed the powder. From the powder, they took a round ball and made it into a ball. Just like that, how long will they hold it? It'll burn. It'll be good if they put it somewhere. They're putting it on it and making it into a roti. Just now, they made a special thing. I think it's a stick. Bro? That's it. The roti is almost ready. It smells very good. They're deep frying it. I don't see any change in the cooking. I think it'll be the same as ours. Oil, curry leaves, and mixing the spices. Sri Lanka and India are the same. They're both neighbouring countries. The habits are almost the same. I think this is chicken pulusu. I forgot this. Please tell me. This is used in our curries. I don't know if I said it wrong. I said it wrong. Don't forget to comment. This is how the fruit looks. This is how it looks inside. I'm asking if elephants come here. Elephant? They come at night. They're just 2 km away. Elephants are in this forest. They come at night. Did you see the fruit? They asked me to eat the fruit. I didn't want to eat it. I thought I'd get a kick. I have a kick. They're used to it. They're always smiling. We use a stick. They're using leaves. The chicken curry is ready. We're going to sit around and eat the food. Kondumai. Chicken pulusu. They burnt it on the fire. Like a roti. They're looking at it now. How do we burn chapati? This is clay. They're burning it on it. I'm so lucky. I'm spending time with them. They're cutting it now. They're frying it. They're using it so that the fire doesn't go away. Half of it should burn. It's cooked. They're cutting it now. Finally, the food is ready. They're looking at it. Let's eat now. Wild hunters. I just showed them a photo. They're very happy. I ate this. I ate wild boar. It's like mutton. I have to chew it. Kondumai. It's very good. They cooked it well. Like a roti. It's like a roti. Superb. Kondumai. It's very good. I thought they'll burn the chicken. It's extraordinary. It's like a roti. Superb. I'm very happy. Kevilla. Very good. Kondumai. Kondumai is good. They gave it to me to try. I'm trying it too. I'm scared. It's like a mango. I hit my hand. The stick is damaged. Can you see? The two sticks are damaged. The fire is spreading. I just hit it. It's damaged. If you hit it at that speed, it'll go out from the front and back. I don't know how fast it came down, but it is very powerful. It's good. I'm going home now. I'm very happy. Thank you. Kondumai. Kondumai, brother. I'm very happy. They have taught me their traditions and values. I'm happy. They are coming to drop me out of the forest. Be careful. They have a lot of good medicine. They have a liquid for back pain and knee pain. It will heal very soon. If you like my journey, please like, share and subscribe. You will help me a lot. Thank you. Love you all. Kondumai, Kondumai.