The most exotic place I’ve ever visited. Like going back to 1950. Bodies burning by the river, cows running the streets and old men pushing rickshaws full of textiles. Loved it….
8:01 yes, we are now celebrating Indra Jatra festival. Hope you had experienced Jatra by now. The closing day is on this Wednesday. Do visit Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square at 4 pm for chariot festival and 7:00 pm for the Yo shi festival.
I love seeing Nepal "First Time" videos. Brings back memories to my first trip 30 years ago, and I get to see the changes (not many!). Cheers. Rock the Mountain Japan.
Thank you very much for this one it has not changed much in 43 years travel there myself in April 79 after a month on the road between eastern England and Kathmandu. It looks practically the same it is astounding to Me how unchanged it is. When we were there we stayed on Freak street Probably not still called that in 2022 it was just off the main square with all the pagodas and the cost of the hotel was 50p a night :-) Nepal was very refreshing after India; Cooler; people friendlier a lot less stressed and as you described in 2022 a lot less hassles and hustles cool country remember it very fondly Enjoy your stay!
I first visited 40 years ago and have returned many times. Kathmandu is quite polluted with dust and traffic fumes now and has expanded and now has massive urban sprawl of new concrete 3, 4 and 5 story houses stretching for miles. Pokhara has changed immensely. It's still beautiful, but Lakeside has lost it's small village feel, with many multi story hotels and heaps more traffic. They have a cable car to the top of Sarangkot, so not many people do the one-day trek there anymore. It's not advised to swim in the lake now as we did 40 years ago. One thing that hasn't changed is the road from Kathmandu to Pokhara. It's still a beautiful trip, but the narrow 2 lane road has got so bad (bumpy, dusty, slow) these days. It's still an 8 hour trip to do the 125 mile (205Km) journey to Pokhara as it was 40 years ago. But still one of my favourite bus rides.
One of the biggest things I like about some Travel Vloggers, is that they use a deep 'depth of field' when filming. Your DoF is great! This allows so much more to look at by a vicarious traveler like me. Not always the case for me but will be for some time, for now. 1080p is awesome for what you're doing, just have a look at 4K at some stage....I'm not having a go....just an observation having watched too many travel vids. Anyway..big thanks for your vids and I love ya work.
Interesting to see all the signs in English. The historic architecture is beautiful and interesting. I really enjoyed the "Monkey" temple.I was surprised at all the different things going on.Fun running into Kumar.Love from Vermont
KUMAR! What a cool meet up! Great tour looks like a nice area and very affordable! I’m always so impressed Chris with the amazing footage you get from your GOPro! I think I’m going to start filming more on ours! Great tour guys! ~Cara 😊
Nepal wakes up your senses. I have been planning my ABC trek since 2017 but couldn’t find the right time to do it. My knees are getting rusty 😟. Need to return to Nepal and fulfill my dream, hopefully next year 🙏 . Enjoy your stay. Oh by the way there is a dengue outbreak these days in Kathmandu. Better apply your insect repellent cream all the time.
I've skipped the recent series from Greece and Turkey (for now), but this one looks like it could be a real treat! 😁 I hope you plan to explore all of Nepal. I think most people (like me) only know of Kathmandu and Mt Everest. It would be great if you could go into Bhutan as well.
If you're willing to pay US $250 a day, then Bhutan will be in your calender. But keep in mind that you'll have an escort through out your stay and buying and smoking a cigarette is a crime there!
I am sooo happy you guys are finally here in Nepal. Been following you guys since the Philipines vlog and now i am super excited to see your vlog from our own country.
Even if you didn't get a good deal on the bracelet, it's still so affordable by USA standards. I would definitely enjoy shopping in a country like Nepal. There is something joyful when children from other countries greet and interact with you just out of curiosity and friendliness with no ulterior motive.
You have visited on right time though. One of the biggest festivals of Nepal i.e Indra Jatra is happening. This is the most jolly time. Have a great time guys !!
Oh I remember those beautiful days in the early 1980s being in Kathmandu and drinking fresh apple juice in Pokhara by the lake and hiking the valleys. Such good times. Enjoy your trip!
Great to see! - I've been to Kathmandu at least 10 times from 1978 to 2004 and also have been married to a Nepali... always stayed near Durbar square, Maru Hiti area near the vegetable market and small Ghanesh temple. - The big temple you visited is Swayambu Nat, also called "Monkey Temple". In former times it was quite outside the city and the entrance was always free! We used to walk there or go by bike. - You might have also seen Bodhunat or Boudha, the famous Buddhist place nearby with a huge stupa as well! - Many things are still like before - and the Nepali English hasn't improved either! 🤣😂
I have fond memories of my adventures in Kathmandu and Pokhara way back in 1991.....Has not changed a lot.....Looking forward to following your adventures in Nepal. Have fun and greetings from Australia....🤘
Ive been following you guys for the past year, hardly ever comment but this was different then where you guys normally gravitate towards to your travelsThats pretty cool, I haven't seen many videos of this place, mostly china or India, thanks for showing some highlights of the area, I may want to check this place out for myself in the near future
Yeah we haven't been in this region for a while so it's nice to be here again, before you started following we actually were in this region all the time (india, sri lanka, myanmmar, philippines, thailand, indonesia, vietnam, laos & cambodia) That was during our first year of full time travel.
Great vid guys to start your journey in Nepal, if you visit Bhuktapar and Pokhara that would be lovely, I love those places and the people of Nepal. ❤️🇳🇵
Wow finally you’re in Nepal 🇳🇵 Nepal is one of the bestest of best country to travel. What a beautiful people, culture, architecture, beauty , bravery, solidarity, patriot and so many. You will get an lifetime amazing experience in Nepal
Brought back so many great memories of our visit in 2018. We were fortunate enough to be passing through Durbar square when the Living Goddess made an appearance….such a interesting yet horrid experience….I had never heard of the Living Goddess and it was fascinating to learn about it. Still haunts me to this day. Had a scary monkey experience in Bagmati
I don't like that kind of crowded and chaotic places... but Nepal is a special and wonderful place with kind people. Nice video guys! Waiting for the next one :)
WOW!! It would be interesting to see if you both can make it to the base of Mt Everest. From looking at google Maps it looks like travels are not very far off in the distance. Safe Travels.....I guess not Carol's injury. That's too bad. A photographer's dream come true, just about every street corner there is a scene or a story to tell.
Wow, amazing , thank you for this video. You literally brought all my memories back now that I’m living in England since many years, memories back of all the places I used to go with my family and friends in my country Nepal ♥️
Very lively town, people are so welcoming, Nepal is a beautiful country! The place you went to looks like another UA-camr just went! He has been in Nepal for a while, I have left information on your IG for your reference, I hope it will be helpful! Thanks a lot for sharing！Have a super great travel ! 👍😄👏
Watching my country from your eyes. Thank You. Lately i have watched many vlogs from Nepal. I miss my Country. Thank You for visiting Nepal. Nice to see Kumar Nepal president. Herald taught him good English
Buddhism and Hinduism go hand in hand in Nepal. Buddha is considered yet another reincarnation of Hindu god. The monkey temple is actually Hindu/Buddhist temple.
Glad that you are now in Asia. Honestly was quite tired of you guys just visiting beaches video. This is more refreshing change, more exciting and exotic. I lived in Nepal for many years, never been back since the 80's it was a different Kathmandu then.
That round thing you had in breakfast is called Selroti in Nepali.. it looks like Doughnut but is actually made from rice flour.. and jhol means soup in nepali.. so the momo caroline had was momo with jhol i.e momo with Soup... Thank you for visiting here and exploring our country! i hope you enjoyed your stay here... much love to both of you.. (you guys look so adorable !! )
I like your editing and music selection which make your videos seem to have higher production values and also the fact that you are low-key and don't portray yourselves as "awesome look at me" Millenials.
Thanks for visiting and promoting tourism of my country 🇳🇵…Love from Nepal …watching your videos all the way from sydney 🇦🇺…if anyday you come to sydney just remember one of your well wisher is here …love
FYI... this is the festival month in Nepal. Infact one of the biggest festival starts from today. Indra Jatra. You can visit Basantapur or Kathmandu Durbar Square from today to see the festival. It lasts for 9 days.
Top notch shots all the way through, and nice panoramic views from the the higher locations, smooth fine editing with over 30 minutes for a super enjoyable video; regards Harold B. i noticed he has no content for several months, as i started to have concerns of his safety recently with not hearing a word, but maybe he is in Ukraine?
He's fine, on instagram he posts a lot. He is in England right now. He said he stopped making youtube videos for the moment because of the Ukraine war.
We had been missing Harald too, and my husband was telling me he had a feeling Harald went to fight in the war in Ukraine ... atleast from Kumar I know, he has been helping Ukraine in some way.
GREAT! I enjoy Nepal so as you put it on this channel 🙏 We live at this moment in Spain and we are following all your adventures around the world. Great job and when you both need a rest? You are welcome in our house here in Orihuela Costa. Best greets, Jaco and Trudy
Nepal is the country where two major religion co - exist & lives in harmony. In Hindu temple you can see buddha & buddha temple you can see Hindu god. Hope you have made some good memory.
Complete traffic chaos. Reminds me of Taipei before the subway opened. Lots of Scooter, single-stroke engine, pollution. All of the clothing stores have the same offerings at the Anjuna market - lots of Nepalese & Tibetan sell their goods there.
Hiya, Chris and Carol. You two are so well-traveled that you know a lot of the scams. But, nice that there was a festival. Thank you for the tour around. Beautiful video. Always informative. The kids are so cute. Lovely people. I love watching your travels. Cool, you met the taxi driver. Good vibes. Have a great week.
Lol Carol. I saw you with protection on your head and thought it was because of the pombos 🕊 . Safe and happy travels! Thank you for always putting out fascinating and long videos frequently! ❤️🙏
U did pronounce Swayambhu correctly and there are 365 steps while going to the temple welcome to Nepal hope u have a great time here also hope u saw the indra jatra festival which is very important in the Kathmandu valley
Cant wait to welcome you to Bhaktapur, the cultural capital of Nepal. Just a few kms from Thamel. Make sure you guys don't miss Bhaktapur, while you are here in Nepal.
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So far u r landing a very good deal on everything. Enjoy ❤️
From this video I became ur fan ❣️🇳🇵
So nice to see you appreciate the hospitality shown by our people 😊 That's Nepal at its best
The most exotic place I’ve ever visited. Like going back to 1950. Bodies burning by the river, cows running the streets and old men pushing rickshaws full of textiles. Loved it….
Comeback again bro
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Bodies burning? Sounds horrifying
@@iamra8826 dead bodies
@@iamra8826 it's Hindu culture when you are dead your body will burn in the holy place like temple which have river by side
So happy to see you back in Asia. This was a fantastic video! The Nepalese seem like amazing people.
I love that you met Kumar just by chance. It's crazy just how small the world is.
It was so bizarre, especially with the huge amount of taxi drivers that are in Kathmandu lol
8:01 yes, we are now celebrating Indra Jatra festival. Hope you had experienced Jatra by now. The closing day is on this Wednesday. Do visit Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square at 4 pm for chariot festival and 7:00 pm for the Yo shi festival.
Nepal is my favorite country to visit for so many reasons! Looking forward to the other videos in this series and wish you a wonderful time there! ❤
I love seeing Nepal "First Time" videos. Brings back memories to my first trip 30 years ago, and I get to see the changes (not many!). Cheers. Rock the Mountain Japan.
Thank you very much for this one it has not changed much in 43 years travel there myself in April 79 after a month on the road between eastern England and Kathmandu. It looks practically the same it is astounding to Me how unchanged it is. When we were there we stayed on Freak street Probably not still called that in 2022 it was just off the main square with all the pagodas and the cost of the hotel was 50p a night :-)
Nepal was very refreshing after India; Cooler; people friendlier a lot less stressed and as you described in 2022 a lot less hassles and hustles cool country remember it very fondly
Enjoy your stay!
Great to hear that it hasn't changed much, everywhere in Nepal has a very authentic feel to it still (even the touristic areas)
It's still called freek street😊
And as the lady said much safer for women than India.
I first visited 40 years ago and have returned many times. Kathmandu is quite polluted with dust and traffic fumes now and has expanded and now has massive urban sprawl of new concrete 3, 4 and 5 story houses stretching for miles. Pokhara has changed immensely. It's still beautiful, but Lakeside has lost it's small village feel, with many multi story hotels and heaps more traffic. They have a cable car to the top of Sarangkot, so not many people do the one-day trek there anymore. It's not advised to swim in the lake now as we did 40 years ago. One thing that hasn't changed is the road from Kathmandu to Pokhara. It's still a beautiful trip, but the narrow 2 lane road has got so bad (bumpy, dusty, slow) these days. It's still an 8 hour trip to do the 125 mile (205Km) journey to Pokhara as it was 40 years ago. But still one of my favourite bus rides.
Oh my gosh Kumar!!! That was so fun! Now I wanna go to Nepal! (Also the dogs!!! Jealous!)
Absolutely stunning! We are coming to Nepal. Thank you. Great episode.
One of the biggest things I like about some Travel Vloggers, is that they use a deep 'depth of field' when filming. Your DoF is great! This allows so much more to look at by a vicarious traveler like me. Not always the case for me but will be for some time, for now. 1080p is awesome for what you're doing, just have a look at 4K at some stage....I'm not having a go....just an observation having watched too many travel vids. Anyway..big thanks for your vids and I love ya work.
Oh wow! You are very lucky, you met Kumar the legend, taxi driver. 😂😂 Love from Nepal.♥️🇳🇵
Not sure how we got into his taxi out of all the taxi drivers in kathmandu haha
It’s like a controlled chaos but I like it. The people seem very inviting and polite as well. Excited to see what’s in store in the following videos.
Interesting to see all the signs in English. The historic architecture is beautiful and interesting. I really enjoyed the "Monkey" temple.I was surprised at all the different things going on.Fun running into Kumar.Love from Vermont
KUMAR! What a cool meet up! Great tour looks like a nice area and very affordable! I’m always so impressed Chris with the amazing footage you get from your GOPro! I think I’m going to start filming more on ours! Great tour guys! ~Cara 😊
this guy was epic in Harald's videos lol
@@KipDroRdy I’ve subscribed (because of you guys) and watched a few Kumars so good and funny how they communicate 😊
good to see Kumar hasn't improved his english a bit !!!😄😃😀
Nepal wakes up your senses. I have been planning my ABC trek since 2017 but couldn’t find the right time to do it. My knees are getting rusty 😟. Need to return to Nepal and fulfill my dream, hopefully next year 🙏 . Enjoy your stay. Oh by the way there is a dengue outbreak these days in Kathmandu. Better apply your insect repellent cream all the time.
I've skipped the recent series from Greece and Turkey (for now), but this one looks like it could be a real treat! 😁 I hope you plan to explore all of Nepal. I think most people (like me) only know of Kathmandu and Mt Everest. It would be great if you could go into Bhutan as well.
More places to come besides kathmandu :D
Bhutan is a nice country but a pain in the butt to enter the country with daily quota fees
Kathmandu is ok for few days same with Pokhara. Baktapur is a day trip. Nepal is more for trekking.
Its also home land of Lord Gautam Buddha (Light of Asia)
If you're willing to pay US $250 a day, then Bhutan will be in your calender. But keep in mind that you'll have an escort through out your stay and buying and smoking a cigarette is a crime there!
So glad you guys have decided to finally visit Nepal. Enjoy your time there! Jai Nepal!
Loved Nepal! The most kind and pure people.
Definitely :D
Hello
Hi Chris/Carol,
I thank you for being my eyes in this part of the globe..
Totally different but very interesting and yes a lot like India.🌷
I am sooo happy you guys are finally here in Nepal. Been following you guys since the Philipines vlog and now i am super excited to see your vlog from our own country.
Even if you didn't get a good deal on the bracelet, it's still so affordable by USA standards. I would definitely enjoy shopping in a country like Nepal. There is something joyful when children from other countries greet and interact with you just out of curiosity and friendliness with no ulterior motive.
yeah everything in nepal is affordable really, only some attractions they charge more of a western price to foreigners.
Thx for bringing us to Nepal. Take care always
Thank you for showing my country Nepal. Enjoy
Hope you guys have good time
Love from New York 🙏
Miss my Nepal
Kathmandu looks amazing! I'm going to have to add it to my bucket list.
Always welcome man ✌️✌️
You have visited on right time though. One of the biggest festivals of Nepal i.e Indra Jatra is happening. This is the most jolly time. Have a great time guys !!
Oh I remember those beautiful days in the early 1980s being in Kathmandu and drinking fresh apple juice in Pokhara by the lake and hiking the valleys. Such good times. Enjoy your trip!
How was Kathmandu in 80s?
@@boywonder633 surf on yt you'll find it and I've seen couple of vids on yt
Great to see! - I've been to Kathmandu at least 10 times from 1978 to 2004 and also have been married to a Nepali... always stayed near Durbar square, Maru Hiti area near the vegetable market and small Ghanesh temple. - The big temple you visited is Swayambu Nat, also called "Monkey Temple". In former times it was quite outside the city and the entrance was always free! We used to walk there or go by bike. - You might have also seen Bodhunat or Boudha, the famous Buddhist place nearby with a huge stupa as well! - Many things are still like before - and the Nepali English hasn't improved either! 🤣😂
Neither has your Nepali pronunciation improved either
We are happy with your own identity .don't need European identity
I have fond memories of my adventures in Kathmandu and Pokhara way back in 1991.....Has not changed a lot.....Looking forward to following your adventures in Nepal. Have fun and greetings from Australia....🤘
I was there in 1991 also. 2 1/2 months. Loved it.
I am travelling to Kathmandu from Sydney later this month. Is there any place there you'd want to compare with memory. I might get a video if any.
Ive been following you guys for the past year, hardly ever comment but this was different then where you guys normally gravitate towards to your travelsThats pretty cool, I haven't seen many videos of this place, mostly china or India, thanks for showing some highlights of the area, I may want to check this place out for myself in the near future
Yeah we haven't been in this region for a while so it's nice to be here again, before you started following we actually were in this region all the time (india, sri lanka, myanmmar, philippines, thailand, indonesia, vietnam, laos & cambodia) That was during our first year of full time travel.
Hello Chris and Carol in Nepal…Kathmandu. Thank you for sharing your wonderful beautiful journey through a new adventure. Have fun and enjoy.
AMAZING to see you guys here!!!! Hope u do the EBC trek, been there in 2016. Looooooving it!!!
Hope the weather clears and you get a view of the great himalayan mountains
Greetings from Naples, Florida. An awesome tour around Nepal. Thank you so much for sharing this part of the world with us. 👍💯
Great vid guys to start your journey in Nepal, if you visit Bhuktapar and Pokhara that would be lovely, I love those places and the people of Nepal. ❤️🇳🇵
pokhara videos will be coming soon :D
@@JumpingPlaces brilliant, thank you guys for visiting Pokhara, love that place and you two too…
That is definitely a big jump! Looks great. Looking forward to the mountain views too. ✌
Thank you for visiting Nepal, it is not the perfect season however have a pleasant trip, best wishes !
Loved the part with Kumar!! What a fun moment!
Great video! Traveling to Nepal for the first time as well. Will be arriving in country this week!! So excited
From Turkey to Greece and now to Nepal!! Loving it !! Enjoy !! Viva Nepal !!!
Dont forget Albania
@@living_peace Yesss!! Thank you
Loved watching this! I would like to visit Nepal one day. The Nepalese all seem so friendly and welcoming with the tourists. 😊
Wow, talk about culture shock. Going from Greece et al to Nepal. Look forward to it.
it's amazing to visit in Nepal all foreign people's hearty salute everyone foreigner people's we always welcomed .
Wow finally you’re in Nepal 🇳🇵 Nepal is one of the bestest of best country to travel. What a beautiful people, culture, architecture, beauty , bravery, solidarity, patriot and so many. You will get an lifetime amazing experience in Nepal
Thank you for visiting Nepal.. I hope you enjoyed being here! I loved the background music and the you way you showed Architecture of this country!
Kathmandu is a fantastic exotic place, Chris and Carol!
We agree :D
Brought back so many great memories of our visit in 2018. We were fortunate enough to be passing through Durbar square when the Living Goddess made an appearance….such a interesting yet horrid experience….I had never heard of the Living Goddess and it was fascinating to learn about it. Still haunts me to this day.
Had a scary monkey experience in Bagmati
I didnt expect to see Kumar in this vlog. Gret job with the vlog !! Welcome to Nepal
You guys are awesome!!
Thank you for visiting our beautiful country Nepal 🇳🇵
I don't like that kind of crowded and chaotic places... but Nepal is a special and wonderful place with kind people. Nice video guys! Waiting for the next one :)
Same , I am from Kathmandu. I cant wait for the holidays to escape to the nearby Himalays.
WOW!! It would be interesting to see if you both can make it to the base of Mt Everest. From looking at google Maps it looks like travels are not very far off in the distance. Safe Travels.....I guess not Carol's injury. That's too bad. A photographer's dream come true, just about every street corner there is a scene or a story to tell.
Wow, amazing , thank you for this video. You literally brought all my memories back now that I’m living in England since many years, memories back of all the places I used to go with my family and friends in my country Nepal ♥️
I am from Nepal and I loved the background music. Thank you for visiting Nepal ❤️🇳🇵
Very lively town, people are so welcoming, Nepal is a beautiful country!
The place you went to looks like another UA-camr just went!
He has been in Nepal for a while, I have left information on your IG for your reference, I hope it will be helpful!
Thanks a lot for sharing！Have a super great travel ! 👍😄👏
Wow what a great response from all people. Wish this authencity remains in Nepal
Watching my country from your eyes. Thank You. Lately i have watched many vlogs from Nepal. I miss my Country. Thank You for visiting Nepal. Nice to see Kumar Nepal president. Herald taught him good English
Buddhism and Hinduism go hand in hand in Nepal. Buddha is considered yet another reincarnation of Hindu god. The monkey temple is actually Hindu/Buddhist temple.
Glad that you are now in Asia. Honestly was quite tired of you guys just visiting beaches video. This is more refreshing change, more exciting and exotic. I lived in Nepal for many years, never been back since the 80's it was a different Kathmandu then.
Lovin' the #TempleVibes 💎✨👌😑Oh... lovin' you guys + Kathmandu's relaxing vibes!😌
That round thing you had in breakfast is called Selroti in Nepali.. it looks like Doughnut but is actually made from rice flour.. and jhol means soup in nepali.. so the momo caroline had was momo with jhol i.e momo with Soup...
Thank you for visiting here and exploring our country! i hope you enjoyed your stay here... much love to both of you.. (you guys look so adorable !! )
I like your editing and music selection which make your videos seem to have higher production values and also the fact that you are low-key and don't portray yourselves as "awesome look at me" Millenials.
What an amazing and beautiful place! And friendly people too! I love it.
Oviously ✌️
Oh my. Wasn’t expecting crowded, noisy, busy place. Was expecting quiet mountains. Seems like a fun place.
Lol
U should visit Pokhara, u wanna go back again n again.
wow beautiful nepal .I know i enjoyed every bit of that magical country
Love the music of my nation, love ❤️ from Qatar now, being proud being Nepalese
Holy smokes! You guys go to the coolest places.
Great coverage, Thank you for visiting and covering our country in your vlogs.
Thanks for visiting and promoting tourism of my country 🇳🇵…Love from Nepal …watching your videos all the way from sydney 🇦🇺…if anyday you come to sydney just remember one of your well wisher is here …love
Thank you for visiting and exploring 🥰 our beautiful country 🥰😍😍.
Go have dinner at Dwarika's hotel, in the fancy restaurant. It's quite an experience and the hotel is as beautiful as they get!
FYI... this is the festival month in Nepal. Infact one of the biggest festival starts from today. Indra Jatra. You can visit Basantapur or Kathmandu Durbar Square from today to see the festival. It lasts for 9 days.
Top notch shots all the way through, and nice panoramic views from the the higher locations, smooth fine editing with over 30 minutes for a super enjoyable video; regards Harold B. i noticed he has no content for several months, as i started to have concerns of his safety recently with not hearing a word, but maybe he is in Ukraine?
He's fine, on instagram he posts a lot. He is in England right now. He said he stopped making youtube videos for the moment because of the Ukraine war.
@@JumpingPlaces Very thoughtful for you to give update, much appreciated, especially as i am not using instagram. . . :>/
We had been missing Harald too, and my husband was telling me he had a feeling Harald went to fight in the war in Ukraine ... atleast from Kumar I know, he has been helping Ukraine in some way.
GREAT! I enjoy Nepal so as you put it on this channel 🙏 We live at this moment in Spain and we are following all your adventures around the world. Great job and when you both need a rest? You are welcome in our house here in Orihuela Costa. Best greets, Jaco and Trudy
Nepal is the country where two major religion co - exist & lives in harmony. In Hindu temple you can see buddha & buddha temple you can see Hindu god. Hope you have made some good memory.
Complete traffic chaos. Reminds me of Taipei before the subway opened. Lots of Scooter, single-stroke engine, pollution. All of the clothing stores have the same offerings at the Anjuna market - lots of Nepalese & Tibetan sell their goods there.
Yeah In Goa we saw the identical clothes, maybe they all come from nepal as you said
Looks awesome, I was there in 2014 the year before the big quake, good to see that it's all rebuilt back to how it was 👍
Thames House restaurant is fantastic. We had a fabulous meal there. Good to see Kathmandu again
The best part in the whole video is Kumar look at his confidence he speak 5 percent but he had 95 percent confidence.
I remember him from Harald he became quite famous and really funny
Lots of love from Nepal ❤️🇳🇵 have a great trip ❤️😘
Will one day visit Nepal 🇳🇵 thanks to Chris nd beautiful Carol
You should!
welcome to nepal, its gud 2 see kumar again, do visit bandipur, chitwan and pokhara. supporting u from Australia.
Loving it. Can't wait to see more from Nepal.👍😊🇳🇵
More to come!
Cool.😎👍😊
@@donstravelsandrants. allways 😁 welcome
Thank you! Have a great time in beautiful Nepal.
Cheers, we will!
Hey buddy so nice to see your videos.. we really wanted too to make travel videos like yours, nice to see nepal. Greetings from Netherlands
greetings!
Thanks again we enjoyed watching your videos as you enjoy your trip
Soooo cool! This is still on my bucket list
Welcome to Nepal. Have a wonderful ride in the most exotic place on Earth. ❤️🔥🔥🔥
Thanks!
Hiya, Chris and Carol. You two are so well-traveled that you know a lot of the scams. But, nice that there was a festival. Thank you for the tour around. Beautiful video. Always informative. The kids are so cute. Lovely people. I love watching your travels. Cool, you met the taxi driver. Good vibes. Have a great week.
Cheers nicky! have a good one too :D
@@JumpingPlaces Thank you
Those are prayer flags and wheels which you spin around. Was there in 1991 and loved it there. Spent 2 1/2 months there.
Lol Carol. I saw you with protection on your head and thought it was because of the pombos 🕊 . Safe and happy travels! Thank you for always putting out fascinating and long videos frequently! ❤️🙏
Happy to hear that you are enjoying them :D
abc, ebc, lantang, mustang, manang, gosaikunda,dolpo , mardi and many more for trekking
No way!!! You met Kumar! 😀😀 How awesome!!
beautiful videos!
looking forward to see brasil again, greets from switzerland👋🏻🌞
I was in KTM in '76 and there were a few taxis but few private cars (and no motorbikes.) I loved KTM!!
Oldest temple was kasthamandap, built in licchavi period arounf 7th century, which was destroyed in 2015 earthquake and recentlr rebuilt.
U did pronounce Swayambhu correctly and there are 365 steps while going to the temple welcome to Nepal hope u have a great time here also hope u saw the indra jatra festival which is very important in the Kathmandu valley
My recommendation, Go to visit Bhaktapur and Patan as well while u r inside Kathmandu Valley.
Loved your video editing.
Nepal looks more beautiful in your vlogs.
Cant wait to welcome you to Bhaktapur, the cultural capital of Nepal. Just a few kms from Thamel. Make sure you guys don't miss Bhaktapur, while you are here in Nepal.