أغرب سوق في الهند: لحم الأفعى والكلب والفأر في ديمابور، ناجالاند

At 0:00 the video opens with an overview of Dimapur, a bustling commercial hub in Nagaland. By 0:11 the narrator describes the journey from Shillong to Guwahati, setting the stage for the adventure. At 0:38 the focus shifts to Dimapur’s role as a trading center, and at 1:04 the bamboo market is introduced, offering a glimpse into the daily life of the Naga people. The segment at 2:08 delves into the Naga language, Nagamese, and the ancient head‑hunting tradition, while 2:43 highlights the shocking meat section where dog, snake, frog, snail, and even rat meat are sold as part of a long‑standing protein tradition. The following timestamps explore why dog meat is consumed, the medical uses of rat meat, and the cultural significance of insects and other unconventional foods. At 7:50 the video touches on religion, clothing, and the open community of Nagaland, and at 10:46 it provides local insights into the medicinal use of rat meat. The segment at 12:15 showcases the lively Wednesday market and the vibrant culture that surrounds it. At 13:05 the narrator briefly mentions smoked pork and Christian communities, and at 14:07 the travel permit situation is explained. The 14:29 timestamp covers dried snake meat and other intriguing markets, while 17:06 highlights second‑hand clothing from Korea and China. Finally, at 19:10 the narrator experiences a traditional Naga meal made from fresh bamboo shoots, and the video concludes at 20:27 with final thoughts and a closing message.