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This is not just a food review channel...This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till l'm an old woman with 8 cats.

Im from a headhunter tribe in IFUGAO,PHILIPPINES and im amazed by some similarities our culture have in common with them.

I'm from an Indigenous tribe in the Cordillera Philippines and I see there are similarities in our culture and way of life with the NAGA tribes

I am Konyak, and i smiled throughout the whole video especially when he said "khalab tei sah"(do u have tea?)🤣🤣....Thankyou for covering my tribe....

No body eats and cooks like the Nagas, for me they have the best cuisine in all of NE India. I am from Sivasagar, a district of Assam adjacent to Nagaland. Anytime I feel like having a sumptuous meal, I cross the border to Nagaland and have their food, so rustic, so original. Thank you for covering them in such a beautiful way.

As an Hindu and a vegetarian I think we have to accept others as they are wheather they eat cow or pig or insects it doesn't matter. Our strength is our unity. For our survival we have to stay United. Lots of love to my fellow Naga citizens 🇮🇳

Our tribe here in the Philippines has almost the same looks, culture and tradition like the Naga tribe. One of my dreams is to visit Naga land and find out the origin of my people. My tribe were also headhunters but changed by the Anglican American missionaries.

I am 20 years old and I am from India... I never knew that we had a tribe like that here ... thank you Sony!!! You entertain us and educate us !!!

i cant believe the similarity of their long lost and current culture to our cultures as an igorot here in the Philippines... 😃 Respect...

I'm from meghalaya and i really respect how the naga people are preserving their cultures and traditions. We should learn from them ❤

Dear Naga brothers and sisters, As a Delhiite, I feel sorry for the stereotype and prejudice that you face in Delhi. It is not that only Nagad and people of NE face such bullying, I being a Bihari faced a lot in Delhi. Above all, we are firstly Indian, then Biharis or Nagas. We love you💓💓💓💓💓.

I've been to Nagaland.. they are so hospitable.. their food is so different but tastes so natural.. They are so fit and strong... I was surprised.. You should also visit.. ❤️

These 80+ year old's sit there attentive, focused, and fully responsive. No shakiness, or lack of awareness, still seemingly able to hold their own respectively. Their ability to reform and understand times for change, yet still holding their values and culture close is truly respectable.

To anyone watching this, love and respect from a konyak Naga and a big thanks to Sonny for showcasing our culture to the world. Peace!

Wow, So clean, Hygienic and well organized village. This is really so beautiful, i can bet the kitchen and vessels are cleaner than 90% of the street food sellers in india.! Kudos, Wow just Wow.! 👌🏻

4:00 naga sister won entire India's heart just by saying ya ya indian food❤❤❤

As a Naga, feels weird to learn so much from a video made by a foreigner. Sonny you're doing a service for the people of nagaland. 👍

India is so diverse that sometimes even I get confuse when I see something new India got everything from plains,desert, mountains,Ice, Islands, Volcano, Greenery,food,culture etc....India is not just a country It's a mini world 🇮🇳❤️

I am an Indian from south Kerala state and don't know about these tribal head hunters until i saw this video. There is a reason why my country is called Indian Subcontinent. Too many diversities yet united as one country 🇮🇳💪

I have been posted there in 2000-01and got the opportunity to closely watch the great Naga tribe culture and also got a chance to have the food with a Naga family. I really enjoyed this beautiful video. Hats off to the efforts of the entire team involved in preparing such a beautiful video. ❤❤

Sonny from the bottom of my heart as a South Indian, thank you for documenting such a unique and rich culture of India, it makes me immensely proud on how diverse my great country is. This is mind blowing to know about all these cultures and traditions.

Mad respect to Naga people from Nepal. We used to be originality of same roots( Mongoloid race) but we migrated to all different parts of Asia. Thanks BFERS for introducing unique culture of Nagas to the world.

I’m from Nagaland and my grandfather used to put on 4 head necklace. Unfortunately, he never accepted Christianity. You should visit other konyak villages like Changlangshu where they have good gunsmiths. Thank you for covering our Naga culture.

I am an Assamese guy from Assam. And I must say Assamese have a close bond with our Naga brothers. In fact, we have also have a language to interact - Nagamese. Majority of Assamese people love Naga dishes specially Pork with Bamboo shoots & Pork with Akhuni.

head hunter:- yo sonny :- yo then translator came and destroyed the brotherhood by saying "yo" means enough lol 🤣

Nobody noticed the village contains quite a nice amount of quite old people, despite being living in so rugged terrain away from many hospitals and other facilities they survived that long, I mean it's all in the food. Love the part that they've very nature based diet.

Thanks for sharing our culture and traditional to world 🌍 Love from Mon Nagaland

Sonny I just wanna say, as time goes on your history of content has gotten better and better. The lessons we learn is not just about food but culture and amazing sites as well geographical content. So please I was able to be on this journey with you and many others here supporting.

Respect to Nagaland from Mumbai. Their culture and cuisine are very Unique and should be preserved ❤

I have lived in the northeast India for more than 12 years. Thank you bringing the hidden paradise of India to the world through your videos. Looking at the delicious food brought forth countless memories and cherished moments.

“Unlike the past, someone who learns how to forgive others and how to live in peace, work for the well-being of all the people in the community, as well as others- THAT is considered to be the warrior” Now that’s powerful!!🖤🙏🏽

Props to the translator. She did an amazing job in conveying the actual emotions and words. 🙌

Those tattooed elders with full warrior gear are the last of the head hunters in Nagaland, after them it will be just a history forever on this planet. You are so lucky to meet with such warriors... It's a historic moment for you. Thanks for visiting Nagaland and exploring the unexplored. KUKNALIM🙏🙏

Sonny, Thanks a lot for covering Nagaland! I have a message for people in Nagaland: Be the way you are 😊 You guys are Indians as much as we are.. I am sorry on behalf of other main land Indians who discriminated your people. I am looking forward to explore Nagaland and alllllll of what the land has to offer.. Spend time with you all in harmony 😊

This saddens me that in a decade or so, hardly a couple from a handful will remain alive to tell their stories. These head hunters are such important living history. I really hope I can meet them someday soon and learn more about them. ❤

😂 Awesome video, as a Christian myself I actually shed a few tears hearing this story awesome as always Sonny glad your channel is finally "making it" congrats keep up the great work guys.

The way Sonny tries to hold up his mannerism and respect to the food is purely humble. He is sweet and put his words into a great storytelling mode that never hurt anyone's sentiment. Really appreciated that he enjoyed the thrilling, exotic and peculiar culture of ours and showcasing them into such a beautiful way . Love you

How I love this woman and so much respect for the mighty Konyak for having called the food “Indian Food” this is my India… goose bumps… love to all in Nagaland.

We are from the neighboring state of Nagaland i.e. Manipur. Before the Christian Missionaries came, lives in the tribal areas are pretty much the same, they kill, they claim territories and slaves too. These groups were never bigger than a village. The things they worship differs from tribe to tribe and not just one entity. My grandparents are Christians but their grandparents aren't and according to grandparents who told us tales (some facts, some folklore) our forefathers worshipped dried heads of parents, demonic pythons, forest spirits, house spirits, and just any forms the spirits takes. They even have healers and conveyers or mediums for these spirits. So many rules of the spirits you have to be aware of, like - 1. You can't excrete or take a piss anywhere in the jungle because that might be where spirits dwells. 2. You can't hunt just any animal you want because they are protected by spirits (Mostly because they are a fine specimen of their herd). 3. You must leave out food for spirits every time you eat. 4. leave parts of animals you've hunted in the jungle to please the forest spirits. 5. You don't kill extraordinary looking snakes/pythons (because killing a spirit python can bring floods or landslides). 6. You bury a dead body before noon or it can be possessed and walk around. 7. People even marry spirits. Those that make that decision dies. 8. There are all types of spirits, generally good and bad. Having a good house spirit can bring good fortune. 9. Good looking youths will apply sooth on parts of their face to ward away evil. And so much more... But what I really wanted to convey here is that the Christian missionaries completely changed our beliefs and the nature of our lives (We even have a part of town named after them, Pearson). The values, meanings and development it brought into our lives and region is amazing. We live in towns and cities now and worship the living God. And the next generation will not even believe that we were once a tribe of forest dwellers and worshippers of spirits. It just fades into myths and legends.

I am proud to be from the tribe of 'Konyak' from 'Naga' society where we have a rich culture. Thank you brother for showing the people our rich cultures.

I returned from Nagaland just a month ago. I went to Longwa and met Longsha Manyem too! Took pictures with him! So happy to see him in this video.

Crazy to think this guy, a head hunter once upon a time, has felt the love and forgiveness of Jesus. When this guy said that, my jaw hit the floor. Everyone is capable of being forgiven. Even a head hunter. Love it, and it's super cool.

16:24 I hope you didn't take the first bite when the village elders are present before you. 😅

Wonderful to see our fellow Indians, the proud Nagas & their unique culture & food 👍🏻🇮🇳

India is like a mini world with its 29 state it's almost feels like 29 different country each state with its language and culture . It's like a bag of gems of different colours but packed in a single packet . Just like we all indians are packed . 😊

Sonny actually talking with the last group of headhunters. Remarkable.

Best show on the internet. You learn about culture, food, and Sonny you have a genuinely humble spirit open to growing and learning! Thank you so much for all the hard work you pour into these so that we can enjoy them all across the globe!

India has such a wide diversity of Cultures, Religions, Cuisines, Languages, & Lifestyles. There are 29 States that make up the Country of India, but each State is its own little Country. Even most Indians don't know the what rest of India is like in terms of diversity, because most of us usually live our Lives in the State we were born and grew up in. But again, Thanks Sonny for capturing these hidden gems for the whole World to see.

Thank you for making such nice videos showing the rich cultural diversity of India, as a North Indian I was aware of such a great diversity through books but never saw it in videos its amazing and I would love to visit North-East India at least once in my life.Thanks for showing us the great culture of North-East India...

Such a small World..... Who would have ever imagined Sonny would be here, breathing our Air and sharing our culture and lifestyle to the rest of the world? The Best coverage thus far as can be expected from him. Huge Love and Respect to you and your awesome team.

Wow…These are my people, didn’t knew about them before….❤…That’s why India is such a diverse country in the world…

This show is doing the world a great service. What an amazing look into a culture and it’s evolution. Probably never would have learned about these fascinating people if not for BEFRS. Thank you!

Everytime Sonny posts a video I say this is the best one yet! But THIS one has to be the best one so far. I love seeing other cultures and how they change and evolve over time!! Thanks Besteverfoodreviewshow!

I'm so much in pain for not able to meet sonny and his BEFR team while there were in my land but at the same time I'm delighted,shocked and unbelieved when sonny spelled out Konyak from his mouth. Thank you for your visit and make sure to come during our Konyak festival

This is such a fresh face of India to me every time I see this it's so refreshing and tempting.

You sir, are a genius. Coming from an Indian who is learning more about the beautiful north eastern part of the country through your video. Appreciation and respect for the culture of Nagaland.

I really like north East Indian people, i always fight the guy who say anything about north east people you guys are the integral part of our country the culture please keep it preserve very much interested to explore north east culture definitely one day, respect from Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra (India)

"... someone who learns how to forgive others and how to live in peace, work for the well-being of all the people in the community as well as with others - that is considered to be the warrior." How profound. That's the best line you could have put as the conclusion for this episode and series. This 180 turn in what makes people strong is both a parallel and a metaphor for the rest of the world. We could learn from this.

As an konyak myself.. Seeing this video... I'm proud to be one of the most prideful tribe and also.. Thank full ❤....

As a Manipuri, i feel proud of our NE brothers and sisters

This is by far the best video I have ever seen of yours. The heart and thought of these people who are suppose to be simple head hunters. It's so deep and loving. They understand death better then anyone. And life is clearer in their eyes than ours could ever be.

This channel has one of the best content. Thank you for visiting our Northeastern states. 🙂

Watching from Kenya and this is amazing

i love nagaland and naga people they are very friendly...n loveing..love from Arunachal..pradesh..❤

Im from nagaland. Im just a youngster of the younger generation but Sonny exploring the places where alot of us haven't explored yet is an amusement to me too. With all the cultural diversity in our small State. People dont talk about it much but through your Documentaries we get to showcase this diverse Tribes. We may not have the sky scrapers and tall 30-40 story building but we got a lovely home with a unique History to tell our grandchildren ♥️

I just love Sonny he has the most genuine and humble heart . I’ve been going through depression and this show has brung me so much joy . I just love how he really try’s his best to learn and under each culture it’s so heart warming

I have been aware of the Naga and their tattoo traditions as a traditional tattooist myself, I hope that they find a way to continue that tradition as it is one of the oldest form of tapping tattoo. I would love to go there one day but I have been told that it is hard to get a visa to go there.

Konyak tribe of East India are very much similar to us tribal people of Northern Philippines "The Igorots people of the mountainous cordillera's". Our way of life, culture, and traditions are almost desame. The mentality of warrior society is a way of life to gain pride, prestige, and status in the community. This headhunting practice was only stops during American occupation.

I'm proud and ashamed at same time because I didn't know india has this versatile culture before , but I'm proud Sony covered what Our fellow Indians couldn't. Thank you BEFR Team

I love how this show shows us so many different cultures and their foods. Thank you. Much love from Naranjito, Puerto Rico. Love all this!

I would have never thought such culture existed in India being an Indian. Hats off to Sonny for doing this. I would love to see Indian food vloggers do this instead of just covering street food or expensive food of common places.

Bamboo shoots in almost every item. The Lothas be mad. 😆

You can't help but notice how the elders are living on to a ripe old age with such good health, their food has great merits, being from the neighbouring state, it is great to be able to experience their beautiful culture. Much appreciation for showing various cultures to the world.

The last of the Naga Headhunters 😮... Such heritage! When these men are gone, they will take the Naga history and heritage with them to their graves. Kuknalim✅

From editor to translator everything is clear and insight thank's for exploring Nagaland to the world.

I'm so glad our cuisine and our culture as a whole is brought to the light and making it known to the world.❤

So heartwarming seeing our mainland Indian brothers and sisters supporting and accepting our northeastern Naga cultures. 🙌. Please do visit our beautiful state Nagaland, you're warmly welcome here.

I wish my grandfather also here in this world, but he is no more in this world even my grandfather was a great head warrior in our village he killed lots of people head and make a sound of war cry. And also brings wild animals and birds food at home. So happy to have this people who did great things.

As an indian it is facinating for me, but I love their food and culture great😍😍

U have accomplished it all sonny.. From exploring the most modern American food, lifestyle , culture etc to visiting the most remote regions in the world and better yet, you got to meet the last headhunters of nagaland face to face. Amazing channel, amazing crew you got. ❤❤

Not just about food, it has a great message of forgiveness which transformed the lives of many and that comes only from the Cross of Calvary! Such a powerful message! Hats off brother Sonny and thank you for covering this incredible story! God bless!!

It's beyond intersting and better than 99.9% of food travel on TV. You should be so proud of what you have created here Sonny. It's humorous aswell as intriguing. 👏 As for the 89 year old eating ghost chillies and looking healthier than western 50 year olds. Just shows how bad our diets are with the mass meat reforming factories and processed foods.

Its very honour for us that people of the world visiting our culture . This is our tradition to hunt for food but at the same time we preserve extension specious . Love and care for wild .

As a Naga I feel so proud, Thank u Sonny n BFRS fr Showcasing not jus the food bt also the culture of NAGALAND ❤

Let's see how many international fans are watching from different places.

When it comes to food...i olwys visit Naga cuisine..no doubt they are the best!!!! Lots of love from arunachal pradesh

Praise the Lord. Jesus blessed them and changed them. ❤😊 13:00

Their culture is very similar to the head hunters in the Philippines. I wonder if they are related.

I met friends at work who are from Nagaland but not specifically from Longwa. She cooks food like this one. Simple and very tasty and their dried powdered ghost chili peppers is the best and spiciest that I can remember. We eat bamboo shoots too but the fermented one surely has a distinct flavor.❤ Will never get tired watching videos from this channel! Very creative and educational, it sets cultural literacy for us! Thank you team of BESTEVERFOODREVIEWSHOW indeed the best!

such an excellent way to end the episode when the elder describes the new right of passage after they have accepted Christianity. beautiful transformation

Recently found your page & enjoy it very much. Especially the exotic trips with indigenous peoples/tribes. Keep traveling, eating & enjoying life

One of the best channel on KZfaq,coming all the way from another side of the world and making a documentary of our northeast people.. getting the limelight we deserve ..! Feeling proud😄

Hello from Sikkim. Brother to seven sisters. I am very delighted by the way you are presenting the uniqueness of our northeastern region. Really we stand apart from the mainstream because of our untouched pure uniqueness.. #proud to be northeastern.

That head hunter be like "yooo bruh enough" when he start pouring black tea🤣Smooth ❤

"when the headhunter ask for tea you give him tea " sonny 😊

Nagas are the fearless tribe on earth,when provoke its very dangerous but when shown love it's the most peaceful people's on earth. Nagas love feast and enjoyed eating pork. Sunny must visit nagas in Manipur during March seed sowing festival so called "Luira" in Ukhrul district. You will have the best pork in your life.

So proud to be konyak right now .....thank Q sir for reaching us sharing our food nd letting world know we are the last headhunters in the world in nagaland in india thank Q so much

So detailed...we are learning about our country from the west.....thanks for this documentary

Thank you for introducing our Indian culture to other countries