Ancient Desert Camel People Life Style || These People Attached to the Desert | Ancient Culture

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The roof of the house will be at the bottom of the house.
Okay.
If there is a strong wind, the roof will not rise.
Okay.
It will stay at the bottom.
Okay.
Do you sleep in the rain?
Yes, I sleep.
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Viewers, now these people are eating food.
So you must be seeing it in front of you.
So as soon as they eat their food, they take the camel to graze.
So they go to the remote areas and graze their camels.
As you can see, there is a whole desert around you.
It is a desert area.
So here they feed things.
Like you can see a vegetable on those tall sticks.
Like that is a cucumber tree.
This is a cucumber tree.
And this little vegetable on the sticks.
So they feed them.
So now they have to stay here for a while.
Then they have to pick them up and take them to graze.
So they said that they stay here for four days.
After that, they will go to some other area.
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Oh, my God.
Drink tea, uncle.
Read Bismillah.
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Viewers, the kids are sleeping.
It is still early in the morning.
They have not woken up yet.
So look at this.
A little sun has come out.
The sun has also come out.
But they are still sleeping with their blankets.
As you know, it is very hot right now.
But the Cholistan desert area gets cold at night.
Because of the cold, they use blankets and blankets.
They sleep with blankets at night.
Look at these two cute kids.
They are lying here too.
Are these your kids?
Yes, they are.
Okay, Mashallah.
Brother, when it rains, how do they survive?
They put their blankets on the ground.
On the ponds?
Yes, they put their blankets on the ponds.
After that, they put their blankets on the ground.
Okay.
If the wind is strong, they don't get up.
They stay on the ground.
Do they sleep in the rain?
Yes, they sleep.
Do they sleep in the rain?
Yes, they sleep a lot.
Okay.
Do they sleep in the rain?
Yes, they sleep.
That's good.
Don't they bring firewood?
Firewood?
For the winter.
For the winter?
They bring firewood in the winter and then put it in the desert.
Okay.
They drink the water from the desert.
Okay.
That's good.
There were a few women who used their own tea or milk.
so now we are going to show you their lifestyle, their culture, now they are taking the animals
so they have taken all the animals so now they will take their animals to graze
We will take them home. It's too hot here.
And it's been a long time since we've been shooting here.
So now we will go back home.
Look at these camels. They are picking them up.
They are using sticks.
You can see them in my camera.
So they are using sticks.
Now they are taking them to graze.
These are wild animals.
And they are going to graze.
So they are quite scary.
And you should be careful.
Because these animals are dangerous.
The people who have kept them, they don't care.
They are just like their family members.
But for the people who come from outside,
they can be dangerous.
They have picked up all the animals.
Now they are using sticks to guide them.
They are taking them in one direction.
Look at the sand dunes.
They are climbing up there.
You can see greenery everywhere.
They are climbing up there.
