I love that saying 'getting up is optional getting down is mandatory'. A motto for all mountaineers (if you want your life & limbs that is!). Another one being 'the summit is a bonus, the journey is really important'. After all the summit is just a fleeting moment. Most of the time you're on the way there or back.
Amazing. Very few people try this part of Himalaya. I remember looking at both Dharamsura and Papsura in June 2019 from the top of Duhangan Col. One wouldn't find words to describe the beauty of this region. I am jealous of you guys and at the same time I am proud of you guys. Keep climbing. I understood as a climber that as long as the mountain does not open the summit gate we cannot touch the top. It is the mountain call. Of course she will never move away. She always give a second chance, so that we can go back to reach the skies much prepared. All the best for your future endeavours --Venkata S Bhojanapalli Author of the Book Unfailing.
your climb reminded me of my advance course as Papsura was our assignment in late eighties, and since that moment it became part of my life.. great applause to your epic climb and your narration which only climber can utter from within, and cinematography which itself is a poetry.. keep climbing, god be with you.. paul painter
Thank you Bharath and Prerna, I didn't know you guys made mountaineering documentaries as well! It was a great opportunity learning Ice Climbing from you guys in Lahaul. Thoroughly thrilled watching this amazing expedition of yours.
Getting on top of summit needs nerves of steel, but to abort the expedition for that close need heart of titanium. There is always a next chance, kudos to your efforts and a wonderfully documented video!
Manikaran, Kasol, Tosh, Sara umga pass ....that must be the route? Only two of you? I didn't see you guys getting roped up while crossing crevasses.. Anyway keep up the good josh..it's way harder to take on a civil expedition when compared to army people. You are all on your own, no support, no satellite phones, no backup..true date it is...Love
one of the best mountain experience i have seen...as a video.....thank you for sharing.....last year june me and my friend were there exploring those lakes before sara umga pass
Keep up the Good work. You would have definitely conquered the peak if the snow conditions were Good Your Navigation was Good 🤝👍All the very best for you Future expeditions
I really enjoyed watching the climbers. They took the mountain seriously but not so much themselves. Which I liked. I'm sick of summit fevered pretentious climbers. I love people who love the climb.
Thank You Mishmi and Upslope for making this video. I'm going to see if 'Impossible' is on UA-cam. I've been thinking about how I use topo map's around Southeastern Minnesota to find my way around trout streams and ridges...some very beautiful ridges. I'm wondering how good a topo map work's in the Himalayas for choosing routes? I suspect not good, because of the always moving landscape. It seems, line-of-sight is most important in choosing a route.
Wow!!! Bharat, Prerna, and the camera crew what an amazing job you have done... Some shots took my breath away literally, you guys are amazing... I just enjoyed every second of this video... tears came to my eyes at the end because I guess felt bad for you for not able to reach the summit but at the same time felt good that you made the right decision of coming back... Lots n lots of love from my side.. Keep climbing and keep rocking \m/
Did you guys come across the name of a Bengal lady engraved in a plate who lost her life in this expedition..it's before you reach sara umga pass...that was our base camp back then in 2014. Keep up the good josh..you guys are couple or travel buddies?
Thin difference between life and death. Well done good decision. Mountain will be there u can come again. But i think u need one more camp in between any how great decision better luck next time.
“Getting up is optional, getting down is mandatory”…!! Girl at-least once u gotta tell ur audience that that’s Ed Visters way of doing things. I’ll give you another one. ‘ Just when you thought you have everything figured out, you don’t ‘, courtesy of Ed’s lovely life partner 😁
I love that saying 'getting up is optional getting down is mandatory'. A motto for all mountaineers (if you want your life & limbs that is!). Another one being 'the summit is a bonus, the journey is really important'. After all the summit is just a fleeting moment. Most of the time you're on the way there or back.
Instablaster.
Great documentary.
What a fantastic expedition and I can only imagine how epic this experience m7st have been.
Amazing. Very few people try this part of Himalaya. I remember looking at both Dharamsura and Papsura in June 2019 from the top of Duhangan Col. One wouldn't find words to describe the beauty of this region. I am jealous of you guys and at the same time I am proud of you guys. Keep climbing. I understood as a climber that as long as the mountain does not open the summit gate we cannot touch the top. It is the mountain call. Of course she will never move away. She always give a second chance, so that we can go back to reach the skies much prepared.
All the best for your future endeavours
--Venkata S Bhojanapalli
Author of the Book Unfailing.
Very smart to head down when you did. Thanks for the video
Getting up is optional getting down is mandatory!! Awesome captured.
your climb reminded me of my advance course as Papsura was our assignment in late eighties, and since that moment it became part of my life.. great applause to your epic climb and your narration which only climber can utter from within, and cinematography which itself is a poetry.. keep climbing, god be with you.. paul painter
You guys have made it to the national geographic level documentaries❤️
Thanks Rishabh for the appreciation. Keep an eye out for new content coming out later this year.
What a wonderful account! Exceptional movie making.
I gladly salute your decision of getting back. Its always the toughest and wisest decision.
Thank you Bharath and Prerna, I didn't know you guys made mountaineering documentaries as well! It was a great opportunity learning Ice Climbing from you guys in Lahaul. Thoroughly thrilled watching this amazing expedition of yours.
Great documentation of your journey!
Wow such a great movie.
Truly amazing!
Wow amazing film and amazing people
Getting on top of summit needs nerves of steel, but to abort the expedition for that close need heart of titanium. There is always a next chance, kudos to your efforts and a wonderfully documented video!
Hi Bharat
Awesome .....
Thank you for being a mentor at SVIM
Excellent video. Hats of to all team members. You did a great job. You showed us the heavens. Kanagarajan and family, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Thanks
What an amazing adventure! Great job on that climb, truly mountaineering at its best.
Thanks Miggy for the appreciation.
commendable.. great expedition video
Manikaran, Kasol, Tosh, Sara umga pass ....that must be the route? Only two of you? I didn't see you guys getting roped up while crossing crevasses.. Anyway keep up the good josh..it's way harder to take on a civil expedition when compared to army people. You are all on your own, no support, no satellite phones, no backup..true date it is...Love
Loved the video 😍
Awesome bhai ji
Great video guys! Also wise decision! Because the mountains will stay but if you lose your life then its game over.
Good Josh ..
Amazing adventure . This video inspired me to Go to summit this peak one day . I’m local
This peak is near by me
one of the best mountain experience i have seen...as a video.....thank you for sharing.....last year june me and my friend were there exploring those lakes before sara umga pass
Awesome! very good documentation ! really amazing..
Why papsura peak look like a pyramid...
Good going both of you...take care!!
Keep up the Good work. You would have definitely conquered the peak if the snow conditions were Good Your Navigation was Good 🤝👍All the very best for you Future expeditions
A really good documentary! Awesome. will love to see more expeditions in HP and their videos.
great video. well done guys..
You guys did an amazing job. The lines were a good call. Safe climbing and exploration is the best experience
I m a great fan of you guys , please keep us motivating
I really enjoyed watching the climbers. They took the mountain seriously but not so much themselves. Which I liked. I'm sick of summit fevered pretentious climbers. I love people who love the climb.
Great documentary guys. Some real adventure going on here. Keep more coming 👍
Congratulations 🎉 Prerna & Climber bharat & support staff.
Thanks Sunil for the appreciation.
Amazing attempt, perhaps me and my daughter would like to be a part of your team in future 😀
Awesome movie! I really enjoyed this. Great editing and cool effects. Great work!
Thank You Mishmi and Upslope for making this video. I'm going to see if 'Impossible' is on UA-cam. I've been thinking about how I use topo map's around Southeastern Minnesota to find my way around trout streams and ridges...some very beautiful ridges. I'm wondering how good a topo map work's in the Himalayas for choosing routes? I suspect not good, because of the always moving landscape. It seems, line-of-sight is most important in choosing a route.
loved it
Wow!!!
Bharat, Prerna, and the camera crew what an amazing job you have done...
Some shots took my breath away literally, you guys are amazing...
I just enjoyed every second of this video... tears came to my eyes at the end because I guess felt bad for you for not able to reach the summit but at the same time felt good that you made the right decision of coming back...
Lots n lots of love from my side.. Keep climbing and keep rocking \m/
in love with you guys.... keep growing you too....
WOW what an attempt by the mighty duo...
Amazing documentary!!!
Great job.hats off
Wow! Amazing video
Great work
Great job sir
Bravo
Did you guys come across the name of a Bengal lady engraved in a plate who lost her life in this expedition..it's before you reach sara umga pass...that was our base camp back then in 2014. Keep up the good josh..you guys are couple or travel buddies?
Good try and excellent film.. carry on
Victory on self in adverse conditions
u guys did great job 👍
Respect
nice jigar
Thin difference between life and death. Well done good decision. Mountain will be there u can come again. But i think u need one more camp in between any how great decision better luck next time.
Amazing you have so less subscribers.But your content n editing is pro level❤️
Thanks Rishabh. We don't care a whole lot about the social media metrics. Our content (and the products) are the message.
Papsura is technical peak
I took on this expedition to Mt Papsura in 2014 when I was in army.
simply love to both ofoyou
Good try. And it's a wise decision to safe return
Excellent 👌
one level up, try Ski mountaineering here. Its very challenging.
This winter can we do skidown
Hay...Good Job...You have shooted the video very well.Where do you guys from?
Heads off to you guys.🙏🙏👌
Hi !! I so wanna join you guys for future treks. How can I connect with you????
🔥🔥🔥
took very good decision...
Sir New video
I want to join your team
“Getting up is optional, getting down is mandatory”…!! Girl at-least once u gotta tell ur audience that that’s Ed Visters way of doing things.
I’ll give you another one. ‘ Just when you thought you have everything figured out, you don’t ‘, courtesy of Ed’s lovely life partner 😁
Great job
Great Job