Unfortunately it has been planned to shift paragliding from Pokhara to near by district when the international airport will open due to safety reasons. So you guys are really one of the last few lucky ones who had the opportunity to enjoy paragliding in Pokhara.
I loved to go manag. You need to get back to the place dumre from where you changed your vehicle to bandipur last time. Then you need to get into a bus to besisahar then you will have to get tickets for 4 wheel ride in besishar and then you will reach manag. It’s a beautiful place surrounded with mountains. You will love it.
Or if you still want to be somewhere like Pokhara then go to chitwan. It’s a forest area with river side hotels and views. You can do safari and feel close to wildlife there.
I'm really looking forward to visit Nepal and its surprising when i Travel to India back in 2013 ive heard about Nepal but didn't went to Nepal and now im like regretting why i didn't visit . I really enjoyed hustle and bustle of India and i though it would be very similar to it India, but Nepal is different and i loved the energy and how friendly Nepali people are. I live in south side of Adelaide and the Woolworths store where i shop from last 10 odd years the people still like not that friendly but every where you go you see happy people i'm speechless. I thought you guys living there for a long time and i"ve looked all the Nepal series video on your channel its just amazing. Keep it up guys and god bless Nepali people. Nasamte.
wlc to Nepal 🇳🇵 we hearty wlc you lots of love from the country of lord Buddha mount Everest and the land of brave gorkha warrior 🇳🇵 heaven is myth Nepal is real
Nepal is absolutely an incredible country and its so underrated by too many traveller's so we definitely recommend everyone to visit! There's beauty all around, great food and the people are super friendly! We hope you can visit too 😊
That's okay but don't go to India with your girlfriend or wife 😂😂😂 Otherwise you might face what that Spanish-Brazilian vlogger faced disgusting 😢😢😢 Love from Pokhara 🎉
Hi!! As a young woman, just after finishing school I lived in Pokhara for six months with a Nepali family in a part of town called Rambazaar. I had a teaching job in a small English school. This was in 1995 😮😅 no internet 😬 sketchy phone connection. Lakeside was nothing like it is now, it was very ramshackle and improvised. One of my favorite hangouts was The Moondance Restaurant and Bar and The Boomerang Café, which still exist to this day, which is awesome! Go if you can 😊 To this day those six months are probably the happiest stretch of time I had in my life!!! I love Pokhara so much, so glad you’re there, enjoying it and sharing your experience ❤
Oh wow that sounds so interesting, we can't imagine how different it was then but like you say, it must have been such an amazing, eye opening experience!! Thanks for sharing with us and for the suggestions 😊🇳🇵
Your doing really well on your travels. If you head back to Malaysia or SEA let us know so we can meet up. We will give you a shout out to your website if you have one.
@@sunkissedbucketlist Wonderful. Thank u. When given a choice, I'll visit Europe again. Haven't seen enough d UNESCO world heritage sites, so much to learn from those legacy n heritage. However, d beauty of mother nature will always be very close to my heart. 😁
@@sunkissedbucketlist I've been watching lots of beautiful places in Switzerland esp d hidden gems in d Swiss villages n valleys like Iseltwald n Morcote. Hope that I'll get there one fine day, u guys too. I know it's very expensive travelling in d Switzerland but when there's a will, there's definitely a way. 😁
Nepal is a great place to live. Good value, safe and friendly people. Only problem is getting long term visas as the Government is out of touch, regressive and completely corrupt.
Thanks to both of you for making such a nice informative video. Couple of things to add here: 1. Nepal is one of the most peaceful countries in the world. The crime rate is extremely low. Especially for tourist as guests are considered “Like Gods” in Nepal .. it goes as “Aatithi devo bhabha”. Also, there’s no terror attack or religious intolerance etc Hence, very safe - that’s why we get so many solo travelers. 2. Unlike May other countries, In Nepal, you don’t have to worry about cultural in appropriation (except for the obvious things)… in terms of clothing .. etc or being who you are (there’s judging here). 3. Food- you can actually find food from all over the world … lot of viewers might get an idea that there’s only dal-bhat or noodles and dumplings when they watch trekking blogs .. but, the fact is if you are in big cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara - you can enjoy cousins from all over the world .. !! But, since majority of bloggers concentrate on local cousins and budget traveling ; this part gets shadowed. 4. Traveling and living expenses is relatively very cheap … again, there are options to make more comfortable choices- it’s just that majority of bloggers are trying to show “Budget travels” but the fact is even luxury is quite affordable. The list goes on .. but the bottom line is Nepal is indeed one of the most beautiful, in expensive and safe place to travel. Thanks again for visiting Nepal 🇳🇵🙏
Thank you very much! You make some very good points and you're absolutely right, Nepal, can be done on a budget or also there are extra luxury options 😊🇳🇵
Many tourists come to nepal. They donot forget to visit pokhara. Many tourists around the world and many Indians also come to Pokhara. There is different introduction of pokhara.
Omg just bumped in your video randomly 😮where is it looks so calm and cool place never heard about this country .looks fascinating I also want to move there ❤❤
This is the country where mt Everest belong This is the country gautam buddha was born This the country where worlds bravest army gorkha belongs This the country where 7 out of ten world tallest mountains belongs This is the country which is never colonies by any country This the country called asia amazon
How easy is it to make friends there? If someone comes to work from there for a few months, are there non adventure things to do like music scene, party scene, arts scene, etc.?
Personally, we'd say yes but we guess it depends on preference. Plenty of cafes, plenty of bars and some clubs too. There's maybe more people who are visiting shorter term so there's more of a turnover but definitely don't think you'd find it hard to meet people at all! 😊
If you want luxury you have lots of options five star hotels hayatt regency , a loft hotel, mariott hotel , Radisson hotel, Hyatt place , hotel yak and yeti, the dwarika hotel, the soaltee hotel, the everest hotel, the malla hotel,
Pokhara is much more liveable unlike shitty hustle bustle kathmandu.....kathmandu is just a transit where you should stay for a day to explore nepal....except kathmandu every place in nepal is beautiful but unfortunately kathmandu becomes forst impression for tourist in nepal
Kathmandu is still a great place, you just sometimes have to look at a place a little differently and forgive certain areas! There's beauty around every corner, just depends how you look at it. For us, Kathmandu wasn't as busy as we'd expected or been used to from where we came from so we quite enjoyed it 😀
Here presently my eyes and throat are fxxd because of the air pollutants the place smells like it's on fire at night 2 03 2023 avoid the burning season
What are the negatives of living in Nepal? Bad medical care, bad water, hard to get necessities, faulty electricity, natural disasters? I don't really know, just asking. How does it compare to living in India?
Medical care is decent enough, but if something serious happens, then you'd probably be better off going abroad for treatment. Water depends on the town you're staying in, Pokhara is pretty good and clean. You won't have to worry about necessities in any major towns. Compared to India Nepal is relatively more chill and cleaner. The reply to your comment was regarding food posining since bad food hygiene is notorious in all of South Asia. Nepal, Sri lanka, Maldives and Bhutan are much better than the other countries in the region for food hygeine but it all depends on the area.
As for the negatives the roads are utter shit. There's forest fires and also the smoke from crop burnings over at India travels to Nepal so sometimes the air quality goes to shit. Also Nepali airlines are notorious for crashing.
*Pokhara has stolen our hearts* Where's your favourite place in Nepal? 😍
All😅
Unfortunately it has been planned to shift paragliding from Pokhara to near by district when the international airport will open due to safety reasons. So you guys are really one of the last few lucky ones who had the opportunity to enjoy paragliding in Pokhara.
I loved to go manag. You need to get back to the place dumre from where you changed your vehicle to bandipur last time. Then you need to get into a bus to besisahar then you will have to get tickets for 4 wheel ride in besishar and then you will reach manag. It’s a beautiful place surrounded with mountains. You will love it.
Bhaktapur
Or if you still want to be somewhere like Pokhara then go to chitwan. It’s a forest area with river side hotels and views. You can do safari and feel close to wildlife there.
I'm really looking forward to visit Nepal and its surprising when i Travel to India back in 2013 ive heard about Nepal but didn't went to Nepal and now im like regretting why i didn't visit . I really enjoyed hustle and bustle of India and i though it would be very similar to it India, but Nepal is different and i loved the energy and how friendly Nepali people are. I live in south side of Adelaide and the Woolworths store where i shop from last 10 odd years the people still like not that friendly but every where you go you see happy people i'm speechless. I thought you guys living there for a long time and i"ve looked all the Nepal series video on your channel its just amazing. Keep it up guys and god bless Nepali people. Nasamte.
wlc to Nepal 🇳🇵 we hearty wlc you lots of love from the country of lord Buddha mount Everest and the land of brave gorkha warrior 🇳🇵 heaven is myth Nepal is real
Just go! The place is amazing in so many ways!
Nepal is absolutely an incredible country and its so underrated by too many traveller's so we definitely recommend everyone to visit! There's beauty all around, great food and the people are super friendly! We hope you can visit too 😊
That's okay but don't go to India with your girlfriend or wife 😂😂😂
Otherwise you might face what that Spanish-Brazilian vlogger faced disgusting 😢😢😢
Love from Pokhara 🎉
Hi!! As a young woman, just after finishing school I lived in Pokhara for six months with a Nepali family in a part of town called Rambazaar. I had a teaching job in a small English school. This was in 1995 😮😅 no internet 😬 sketchy phone connection. Lakeside was nothing like it is now, it was very ramshackle and improvised. One of my favorite hangouts was The Moondance Restaurant and Bar and The Boomerang Café, which still exist to this day, which is awesome! Go if you can 😊 To this day those six months are probably the happiest stretch of time I had in my life!!! I love Pokhara so much, so glad you’re there, enjoying it and sharing your experience ❤
Oh wow that sounds so interesting, we can't imagine how different it was then but like you say, it must have been such an amazing, eye opening experience!! Thanks for sharing with us and for the suggestions 😊🇳🇵
Very soon pokhara will be connected with international cities. Pokhara will have a brand new state of the art international airport.
That would be amazing 👏 😍
But not state of the art governance.
Your doing really well on your travels. If you head back to Malaysia or SEA let us know so we can meet up. We will give you a shout out to your website if you have one.
Thank you very much, very kind of you and we really appreciate it 😀 we'd love to be back in Malaysia at some point 🥰
Love from Germany. So many beautiful places, can't wait to visit Nepal.
( Kairey haru lai guff laideko hai guys )
Hello to you! And thank you so much, we're so glad you're enjoying the vlogs 😊
Pokhara looks like a fantastic place to get to know very well!
It's a great place and we've been super comfortable here 😌
That hostel looks so homely and friendly! Fantastic location and just stunning surroundings.
Amazing location and the people there were just great, we would love to go back 😀
Thank you so much for exploring one of the beautiful city of Nepal, Pokhara
We're loving it and It's our favourite city 😁
What a great couple 👫🇬🇧
Thanks for the wonderful videos 🙏🏔️
Thats so kind! Thank you very much 😊
I must say Libby looks especially glowing in this vid. Thumbs up!
Aww thank you 😊
Awesome drone shots, guys!
Love your vlogs!
Keep exploring Nepal!
Thank you so much! 😁
Thank you guys for promoting Nepal and enjoying here alot hope you guys will visit here again and again 💞🙏💞
Thats very kind of you! Nepal definitely has a special place in our hearts. Thank you so much 😁
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your lovely time in Pokhara esp by d beautiful lake.
You have to visit soon Yasin, you will love it bro 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist Wonderful. Thank u. When given a choice, I'll visit Europe again. Haven't seen enough d UNESCO world heritage sites, so much to learn from those legacy n heritage. However, d beauty of mother nature will always be very close to my heart. 😁
@@sunkissedbucketlist I've been watching lots of beautiful places in Switzerland esp d hidden gems in d Swiss villages n valleys like Iseltwald n Morcote. Hope that I'll get there one fine day, u guys too. I know it's very expensive travelling in d Switzerland but when there's a will, there's definitely a way. 😁
oooooooo!bungy jumping.that is exciting.more exciting than para gliding.very nice place to visit and seek new adventure.may it be a view or food.
Haha lots of thrilling activities can be done in Pokhara. Not sure if I (Libby) am brave enough 😂😁
Pokhara is truly a beautiful city , no doubt but what I love is your presentation in video about Pokhara . You guys are just amazing !
It certainly is a great city! Ah thanks so much for your kind comment, we really appreciate it 😀
Everything in Nepal that you showed us is my favorite.... too many to have a favorite...💙
Thats so true! We love it all too haha, Nepal has so much to offer so it's not surprising 😄
Nepal is a great place to live. Good value, safe and friendly people. Only problem is getting long term visas as the Government is out of touch, regressive and completely corrupt.
Yes, agreed Nepal is amazing! The total package and hopefully they can improve the Visa extension situation 😊🇳🇵
Thanks to both of you for making such a nice informative video.
Couple of things to add here:
1. Nepal is one of the most peaceful countries in the world. The crime rate is extremely low. Especially for tourist as guests are considered “Like Gods” in Nepal .. it goes as “Aatithi devo bhabha”. Also, there’s no terror attack or religious intolerance etc
Hence, very safe - that’s why we get so many solo travelers.
2. Unlike May other countries, In Nepal, you don’t have to worry about cultural in appropriation (except for the obvious things)… in terms of clothing .. etc or being who you are (there’s judging here).
3. Food- you can actually find food from all over the world … lot of viewers might get an idea that there’s only dal-bhat or noodles and dumplings when they watch trekking blogs .. but, the fact is if you are in big cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara - you can enjoy cousins from all over the world .. !! But, since majority of bloggers concentrate on local cousins and budget traveling ; this part gets shadowed.
4. Traveling and living expenses is relatively very cheap … again, there are options to make more comfortable choices- it’s just that majority of bloggers are trying to show “Budget travels” but the fact is even luxury is quite affordable.
The list goes on .. but the bottom line is Nepal is indeed one of the most beautiful, in expensive and safe place to travel.
Thanks again for visiting Nepal 🇳🇵🙏
I meant no judging… you can live free !!
Thank you very much! You make some very good points and you're absolutely right, Nepal, can be done on a budget or also there are extra luxury options 😊🇳🇵
Many tourists come to nepal. They donot forget to visit pokhara. Many tourists around the world and many Indians also come to
Pokhara. There is different introduction of pokhara.
Brilliant 🤩
i enjoy watching your videos!!😍
Thats so nice to hear! Thank you so much 😁
Thanku so much for loving my home town 🙏🙏🙏🙏
It's such a welcoming and brilliant place 😊😁
Amazing vlog ❤️❤️when you guys will upload the Karachi vlog?
Stay tuned 😉
Omg just bumped in your video randomly 😮where is it looks so calm and cool place never heard about this country .looks fascinating I also want to move there ❤❤
This is the country where mt Everest belong
This is the country gautam buddha was born
This the country where worlds bravest army gorkha belongs
This the country where 7 out of ten world tallest mountains belongs
This is the country which is never colonies by any country
This the country called asia amazon
And this country is non other thn nepal world most beautiful safest and peaceful country in the whole world
Welcome to Nepal
You should absolutely visit 😊
awesome video.... just subscribed to ur channel....
Thanks for subscribing 😊
Nice vlog!!You guys were great!!!! ❤❤
Do u guys give rooms to local Nepalese tourists??
See u guys soon 👌🏻😊
Another fact: Pokhara is the rainest place of Nepal, so it being cloudy and raining very frequently is common 😂
No wonder why it was always raining there lol 😆
Now the weather is best and the another big festival of lights diwali tihar is coming
Now that sounds incredible 😍
Loved it you guys have a great stay in Nepal keep it up coming I'm loving you guys, you guys such a lovely couple. Enjoy your stay.
Thats so kind, thank you so much 😁
Wishing everyone around the world a blessed and joyous Diwali.
Happy Diwali 😊
sir, i highly recommended to visit manag, mustang this places is most beautiful place's in nepal 🇳🇵💗 thank you sir 🙏
Thank you for your suggestion, we'd love to visit mustang 😁
@@sunkissedbucketlist its rural side of nepal and untouched nepal please visit dolpa karnali and rara lake you will see the straight heaven
Loved this vlog so much! So informative ❤
Thank you so much 😁
amazing views of pokhara love to stay around in lakeside
Yes you should. It's so beautiful and very peaceful ✌🏼
How easy is it to make friends there? If someone comes to work from there for a few months, are there non adventure things to do like music scene, party scene, arts scene, etc.?
Personally, we'd say yes but we guess it depends on preference. Plenty of cafes, plenty of bars and some clubs too. There's maybe more people who are visiting shorter term so there's more of a turnover but definitely don't think you'd find it hard to meet people at all! 😊
I was planning to move to Nepal but didn’t know what city till I watched this video
Ahh no way! Pokhara is a really cool place, we loved our time there 😊
U know what you guys are missing the night 🌉 life of lakeside .
We actually didn't really check it out but you're right, lots of nightlife 😊
Happy tihar daju bhauju🥳🥳
And to you too! 😊
Thanks for visit pokhara
We had a great time 😊
Hope you had a great time at my hometown 🤩
We absolutely LOVED it! 😁
may the god be with you both .!! ❤️
Thanks so much 😁
One of my humble request to you guys
Please visit "Lumbini" the birth place of lord Gautam Buddha
Nepal is also known by the birth place of BUDDHA
We would love to visit one day 😊
Wow so beautiful my home town welcome all
Thank you thank you 😊
You guys are amazing.
Thank you so much 😁
yes Ur in best city in the world
We love it 😀
Let us know ur bucket list too..put ma question in our QA video ..if u r planning to do so
We may do a Q&A soon if you guys are interested 😀
Plz don't forget to try test nepali (yogurt ) juju dhau.
You need to go watch the Dashain vlog we made bro 👌🏻
the first short of the city took my breath away
It's so beautiful isn't it 😍
@@sunkissedbucketlist yes it is mesmerising. god bless you have a fun
Missing my home 🏠 Pokhara ❤️❤️
We love Pokhara ❤️
Love from nepal 🇳🇵.
Thank you 😊🇳🇵
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Nepal 🇳🇵
😊🇳🇵
I always wondered‚ how can you get all the money required for travelling? As UA-cam views aren't sufficient for expenses.
With a little bit of planning and saving, you can travel more than you think you can 😉
And also you should go forward to paame come-on you guys miss many thing'$
Too many places, too little time haha 😄 but thanks for the suggestion 👍🏼
Amazing 👍
We love Pokhara ❤️
Yes affordable
No doubt 👌🏻
Come to dharan east nepal chitwan beni illam east nepal is too gergeous
We'd love to visit Chitwan but on this trip we don't think we'll have the time! Too many places still in Nepal we'd love to see 😊
Visit area of begnaslake you will love it
Thanks for the suggestion, it looks beautiful 😍
Happy tihar 🥰🥰😍😍😍🥰🥰
Happy Tihar to you too 🏅
Very Nice
Thank you 😊
Looking good there. But those tours are literally death defying, I'll pass them for now and settle for bike riding instead. Lol 😆 🤣
Theres so much fun being an adrenaline junkie lol 😆 come experience the thrill 😉
Your new residence is really great. Congratulations to both for a great day and attending the barbecue party.
We had an amazing time 🥰👌🏻
Have a more entertaining and enjoying thank you 🙂
Cheers bro 👌🏻
Happy tihar to both of you.
Happy Tihar 😊
let's say one of the best
It definitely is in our top 5 😊
thanks a lot
We're loving Nepal so much 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist tq a lot
I Think You guyz have become local celibrities in pokhara already 🙂🙃
Local residents more like haha 😄
im waiting for tihar vlog
Thanks for watching 😊
#ILovePokhara
So do we 😊🇳🇵
If you want luxury you have lots of options five star hotels hayatt regency , a loft hotel, mariott hotel , Radisson hotel, Hyatt place , hotel yak and yeti, the dwarika hotel, the soaltee hotel, the everest hotel, the malla hotel,
We don't do 5 stars hotels (unless we are celebrating something) as long as there's great Internet, clean comfy rooms and amazing company 😀
That’s cool
Nice guys keep smiling and enjoy your day 😊
Thank you 😊
it is best
It certainly is 😊
Come to ilam/ Lumbini so nicee
We would love to one day 🥰
@@sunkissedbucketlist 🙏🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵
Is it really the best city??
Or just for the viewers 😂😂😂
Anyways love and prayers 🎉
Sewa🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching 😁🇳🇵
Go to nightclubs too guys.
If we did, we definitely wouldn't be vlogging 😂
Please go paame and thula khet
Thanks for the suggestions 😁
Wow
Absolutely stunning 😍
😍😍👍️🇳🇵
😊👌🏻🥰
Pokhara is much more liveable unlike shitty hustle bustle kathmandu.....kathmandu is just a transit where you should stay for a day to explore nepal....except kathmandu every place in nepal is beautiful but unfortunately kathmandu becomes forst impression for tourist in nepal
Kathmandu is still a great place, you just sometimes have to look at a place a little differently and forgive certain areas! There's beauty around every corner, just depends how you look at it. For us, Kathmandu wasn't as busy as we'd expected or been used to from where we came from so we quite enjoyed it 😀
Here presently my eyes and throat are fxxd because of the air pollutants the place smells like it's on fire at night 2 03 2023 avoid the burning season
We hope it passes soon 🙏🏼
algo
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What are the negatives of living in Nepal? Bad medical care, bad water, hard to get necessities, faulty electricity, natural disasters? I don't really know, just asking. How does it compare to living in India?
No food poisoning for a start, let’s leave it at that shall we 😉
Medical care is decent enough, but if something serious happens, then you'd probably be better off going abroad for treatment. Water depends on the town you're staying in, Pokhara is pretty good and clean. You won't have to worry about necessities in any major towns. Compared to India Nepal is relatively more chill and cleaner. The reply to your comment was regarding food posining since bad food hygiene is notorious in all of South Asia. Nepal, Sri lanka, Maldives and Bhutan are much better than the other countries in the region for food hygeine but it all depends on the area.
As for the negatives the roads are utter shit. There's forest fires and also the smoke from crop burnings over at India travels to Nepal so sometimes the air quality goes to shit. Also Nepali airlines are notorious for crashing.
Are u going Mustang or not?
Stay tuned to find out 😉