Top three most hardcore Norwegian vlogs on UA-cam 1. Favela People - Harald Baldr 2. On Thin Ice 9 - Apetor 3. 13 Hours Hiking Alone in Himalayas - Harald Baldr
Harald, I'm in a powered wheelchair so I am unable to travel like you do but I am able to vicariously travel through you. This is the beauty of the internet, Thank you, Harald.
Was gonna heart your comment but that'd be bad taste given your predicament. Sucks that this happened to you but glad you're getting something out of the vids 😊
Sorry to hear about your situation but if it makes you feel better, most people can’t travel like this even if they’re not disabled. I love these videos for that reason too. I can’t afford to travel Europe or South America. Hell I’ve only been to a few states in the USA
Haraldo deserves every penny he gets from YT ad revenue, because not only he's helping local businesses but also because he is promoting everywhere he goes, with his entertaining vlogs! जय नेपाल !
@@codegrey9944 Yeah, I'm shaking my head looking at the gear Harald has. He needs a warm coat at least and a waterproof shell. Love this video series but I don't see how he is gonna get up a 6000m peak with the gear (or lack of) he currently has... especially in winter!!
We all Nepalese are so happy and grateful for all the effort you're putting to make our country better for tourism . We thank you for your kind and effort. Thanks a lot.🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
It was always my dream to hike in the Himalayas .....but ........ at 80 that dream will not be possible now ..... but ..... I am living my dream through your adventures. Thank you Harald. Take care my friend.
Was waiting for this impatiently. This trekking series is much better than any Netflix web series! Thanks Harald for quality content every time and this series is the best❤️!
I don't know why people don't understand that you, Harold, actually are one of the few vloggers who actually try to help as many people as you can. I have been watching you since the India vlog times and I cannot thank you enough for what you have done for the people there.
Thats so true, ive never thought of how much Harald actually gives to the people and it is sooo true, he really helps the needing, hard working people, all the time, even at the highest mountains now with such an kind and respectfull way to be against other human beings. The hell, you know what.. Imma go one round thrue all of Haralds videos and given them a thumbs up for the algorythms so others can learn from this kind of people, that they infact do exist, even in a world full of chaos and fear.
The family and I enjoy watching your content every evening! It's better than Netflix shows (as others have said) and we eagerly await the next episode. Thank you for all your hard work and travelling!
@@HaraldBaldr You are still alive...? I think you went up in altitude a little fast there maybe... You looked pale and out of breath at the end. Anyhow, if you don't die or injure yourself then it will do you a lot of 👍😊
In the end where Harald is laying on the bed with his “vlogged out” arms after trekking like a beast for 13 hours saying his iconic “was I filming? Yes I was” was hilarious. Hope to see more badass adventures like this. ✌️
all of that ending was epic:') from the moment he entered the room, then the aching arms, but still got to check the shower head, but then desperately breathing, and then falling in bed exhausted, so funny:')
This is my probably favorite video from your channel . I come back and watch this every now and then . Hopefully you do more hiking videos in the future.
I really respect Harald's travelling skills. He's so relaxed even in frightening situations I don't ever see myself attempting. You can't reach that level of relaxedness unless you have experience. Wow!
Harald is living legend. He helped so many in his jurney it is hard to count from local people, to people that try to make a change to rising youtubers... and this is only what we know. He is helping many behind camera I am sure. From India, Sri Lanka to Africa, USA, EU, ... He is real Viking!
Not only is he helping the people on his journey, he's helping people explore the world who may never get the opportunity to explore it themselves in person.
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Harald , I was having dinner with my family and mom (who's a professor of history) said, people like you are contributing to the making of another chapter of history for our future generations with the help of internet. Exploring the unexplored which was only written down in the books till now. I love the raw way of presenting the content and find them so addictive. Will love to have a meet or go on a trip with you once you are back in 🇮🇳
Harald, i need to commend you on your narration and sense of humor. It's admirable how the quality doesn't dwindle when you are hungry, alone out there, despite the long, solitary trek in those solemn, silent mountains & how it must be affecting you mentally. Your style of "vlogging" is amazing; simple, minimal editing, great camera angles. I have been watching your videos for years now, and your journeys always inspire me.
This is basically the whole series like "Fireball Peak", which is probably one of my favorite videos. Episodes with people in them are fine, but some of the coziest moments are when he's off on his own.
I like how you are so "casually" dressed, with these few hikers about with their walking sticks, rain-proof outfits, scarfs, gloves and hats hahaha you're a beast
This journey will go down as one of the most inspirational travel series ever created. Hats off to you Harald to motivating people to get out there, explore, and create new experiences.
I’ve never gotten tired watching the adventures of Harald Baldr. You are a great human being exploring far away partes of our planet and letting see your discoveries along with us who are traveling along with you Harald. Thank youuuuu. Friend and héroe.
This takes me back. I did the Manaslu trekking with a group of really good friends back in 2016 and it was the most impressive trekking i have ever done. We have been up to 5100 meters through Larke Pass. One of our friends busted her ankle on day 2 and had to take the helicopter flight back. It dawned to me: the only way out of here is on your own feet or by helicopter. The mountains are so high, it`s amazing truly. I still feel blessed that i got to experience this.
This video really feels like your magnum opus to me... So many elements almost went awry, the final stop continued to prove more and more elusive as time went on. I haven't been this thrilled or anxious watching youtube in years. This video just stuck with me for some reason. You started the day so routinely, then trekked through a ghost town and past fog which obscured your hands in front of you, I simply couldn't accomplish the same.
I'm literally checking YT everyday patiently (or impatiently) waiting for Harold's next upload. Lol this series really is addicting. Absolutely incredible. Per usual... This man really is the GOAT travel vlogger.
I have watched you for a while but seeing this series makes me realise how much u dedicate urself to the subscribers, it is heart warming knowing you push ur physical limits for entertainment and ur unique personality makes it better then any show or movie I've ever seen. Love every moment of this, thank you for the dedication you give us
My anxiety level goes from 0 to 100 watching Harald on the edge , you put all the effort and love in all your videos for us the supporters and that's what makes you unique and different from other , well done and thank you xx
I love how he passed that couple who were head to toe in proper cold weather gear with insulated jackets and pants and Harald just casually passes them in a cheap knitted sweater. 13 hour hike man you are a badass Harald.
This is the best series you have done so far. I just took one year off my jobb and my plan is (after watching your videos) among other things is going to this trekk you are doing seems amazing. You my friend are an inspiration too all of us. Much love from Sweden! Take care and stay safe!
It's so amazing to see you taking this adventure. Even though you're by yourself, you're not alone. At least when you visit these small villages. It's very kind of you to at least buy a tea from the locals. They live so simply, and the majority of us wouldn't survive one day in their shoes. Great videos. Keep them coming.
Hi Harald. By chance I came across your channel a few days ago and what a great discovery that was. In one breath I have watched your Himalaya hike so far. What an adventure! You know how to make it so that stop watching in the meantime is not an option. I admire your adventures that you undertake on your own. I love the way you communicate with the local population, something tourists should all do. That way you show real respect for them and get so much in return. Harald, keep on moving and keep your head up. I will definitely follow you. Kind regards from Holland from Hans.
It’s 3.30 am in Texas … as soon as I get notification, I Am watching Harald 1 hr long video … Hooked on to this whole series of Nepal Hiking adventure. It’s so heart touching to see these kind hearted authentic Nepalese people. humanity still lives 💕.
9:45am in the morn in Ireland and I been up all night stuck at a hospital just been discharged, not a wink of sleep but when you see a harald vid you must click with the quickness
yay!!! You made it Harald. One of your best video and thank you so much for taking us in your adventurous hike. pristine Water and nature at it’s best. Hope you took enough rest and feeling better now. … Take care Harald.
I always wanted to go there to visit my relatives in Langtang. Unfortunately they all died during the earthquake back in 2015. All the relatives from my dad’s side are gone . I always wanted to go there , but now after watching your videos I don’t think I can do it and thank you so much for capturing all the sites. Felt like I was trekking with you. Can’t wait to see your next video.
So sad to hear about your Dad's family. I hope you get to go to Langtang one day. That would be special to you. I really wish to do the Langtang trek one day. The whole area looks spectacular. Good luck Lily.
On a mountain trek near Pokhara a few years ago now, we came across remains of a town that had been just a few days before completely swept away by falling rocks many the size of a bus. The trail was gone and our guide had to show us both across a steep unstable gravel slope to safety instead of the previous existing safe route. Just goes to show how mountains can change one's plans. Good luck with improving your axe wielding Norseman skills.
What I love about his vlogs is its simplicity, no backgroud music no quick cut shots no drone shots just raw and real fells like I am there with him on the treck.
My friends have done some passes on Nepal they are no joke and they had each to keep them motivated and moving, big respect for your journey and thank you for sharing it…. Rest now and see you on your next big adventure.
The way you embraced the mountains, the cold, the locals, their food and found beauty on their assets; you seriously don't need a DNA test. You are a true Northman. 🙏🧊🤍
People from Nepal have the beautiful heart to welcome visitors, Hats off to you Harald how can you even Walk at night by yourself it looks so scary lol.! 👏🏻👏🏻✌️
Wonderful! I especially appreciate your generosity toward the Nepalese along the way. The rushing water is a welcomed backdrop to your hike, and your positive nature excels.
Man, I love watching your experiences! I have multiple sclerosis and don't think my body would hold up on an adventure like this, it's a pleasure to get to live vicariously. Big thanks, haraldo!
We all follow Harald because he brings something out of the box then rest of the vloggers. Watching him take on this journey feels like we are also going along with him. Thank you for your amazing storytelling ability!
I have been following you now since quite of time. This might be one of the best series you have ever made. I love those long vlogs. I know you probably would never do it, but I would love to see something like this in your home country in Norway. Just for the viking vibes.
Yeah...I was thinking the same thing yesterday. It would also be interesting for me to hear him speak Norwegian (that is, more than 3 words he did in the favela)
I don’t remember when I found your channel but I’m glad I did. Every now and again I come back to your videos. Your commentary and ability to get along with everyone is amazing.
Thank you so much for showing our beautiful country Nepal to all people. Our culture,road,river,hill and humanity are very impressive.Keep it up brother.
Your blogging is extra ultimate level. Coz you had hold everyone in anticipation for almost 60 minutes in these hiking videos. Amazing picturesque and toughest tracks .God Bless You Always
Herald I have been following you on this journey me being Ugandan UA-camr am learning a lot from you and you inspire me a lot . I love this himalaya trek and the hospitality that the people from their are giving is is lit Harald greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬
Harald - I have been watching you since the beginning and must say you have now become a master it. This series on Nepal brings out the best of you in everything - content quality, videography, your maturity and empathy for people and nature. Grandiose Harald, keep trucking
Watching from Australia. Another great adventure to add to my top viewing list . Thanks for a incredibly epic journey Harald through beautiful Nepal and beyond .
Better than any video subscription! No need for Netflix, hulu, Disney+ (etc) thank you Harold for your awesome vlogs! Stay safe! It’s 1:41 here in Cali, I was about to go to bed, looks like I have to go to bed in 1hr!👍
Harold I like your videos . you hike so far by yourself i would have to go with some friend especially in another country and thanks for making these videos. You put a lot of hard work in these and the tea house are great and cheap it is crazy how cheap everything is.the expansive part is the plain flights and energy you have to expend
As a fellow Norwegian, Thank you Harald for visiting all these places I've always wanted to visit myself, seeing it through your lens makes it seem more beautiful than I imagined. Someday I will follow in your footsteps and visit these places too and I will be thanking you in my head the whole time for showing me the proper way. Also love your vids and your editing style!
I have been watching your videos for a while Harald, and they have inspired me to do at least one of these long treks in my 20s. Fun-fact: I don't know if it's interesting or not, but the place ruined by the earthquake "ghodatabela" at 0:27:14 literally translates to Horse Stable. So, maybe that's why there were horses at the place.
much respect Harald! you are a champ and a true inspiration to many of us who watch your videos, they always lift me up and put me in a great mood, you have an amazing soul and I see the pure kindness you have in your heart. Blessings upon you, I hope to continue watching many more videos of you on many more adventures to come. FYI this series is pretty great as usual! keep ups the good work! greetings from GEORGIA USA
Heraldo...i can't just think thank you enough for taking us thru the raw valleys of the Himalayas.. Pl try to post videos as often as you can... Lots of love from India!
Thanks Harald for taking us on these amazing adventures! Hands down this series so far has been very interesting and adventurous. It takes a lot of effort to vlog and hike at the same time and your quality videos never miss. The conversations/encounters, scenery captured and help you give to all these small communities you wont find much of on any other channels. Quality vlogs.
Nothing better than waking up on a Saturday seeing on your notifications that Harald has uploaded. Can't wait to indulge another episode of this northman conquering the mountains of Nepali!
Take care of yourself. Man… I was worrying about you on this trek and I’m in shape and 39! I can breathe and not cry now that I know you’re safe. Love all you do and thank you for the AMAZING scenery! You are a true VIKING! No DNA needed! TAKE CARE
Probably the best and scenic trekking vlog ever made on UA-cam history….what a legend, you know the day was great when every inch of your body hurts as you enter to your room! That’s how legends end there day🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻 keep going 💪🏽 strong!
I so look forward to your updates. It takes a great appreciation of the World, the Planet, People and a sense of humor about life, all of which seldom are collected in one person. You are the best and it is like hiking right along with you. I am so grateful.
The Himalayas are a beautiful part of the world. I did a tour on a motorcycle in Nepal and had a hard time keeping my eyes on the dirt roads/tracks because of the spectacular and majestic scenery.
This video is absolutely spectacular. You are a true viking, Harald! Your spirit of adventure is uplifting and inspiring. I am definitely travelling to Nepal this year or the next for the same trek. I have started working out to get myself physically prepared for the arduous journey. On a sidenote: Throughout the whole video i kept thinking to myself, how this entire adventure is straight out of Skyrim.. like the pilgrimage to High Hrothgar. I played skyrim music in low volume while watching this video and it really supplements the experience.
@@nigelmacmanus3922 I agree. But then he also says he doesn't even need the physical map (except for planning & time management) since the trail is conspicuous
This journey is beautiful! I just had a conversation about how I used to climb rock cliffs and steep pathways by the chattahoochee river in the Atlanta area, while smoking pot and drinking wine to make it more interesting and dangerous I guess, but it’s no comparison to going to the favelas and other dangerous trips you’ve taken! Hats off to you North Man! Keep inspiring us simple mortals!
We love your way of dealing with the locals and showing how they live in a difficult environment. Please keep making more shows in the beautiful environments in Nepal. Be safe and take care of yourself.
You're a good man Harald. I really like the way you engage with and respect the people you meet. That was a long day though and I bet those lights were a welcome sight after 13 hours. Well done!
It's not easy walking up N down on mountain areas. I, myself went for hiking dorzens of times at such area so I know how difficult it is. We started from morning 6 to evening 5 and at the end of day, our legs felt so weak that we can't even stand properly. So I'm impress how he can still do it while narrating the scene... ✌
Just if you didn't know Herald, Ghoda Tablea translets to Horses' Stable. Just a thought, the best part of Herald's story telling is when he talks to trees, animals, stones and stuff. Cracks me up every single time as if it was the first time. Keep the videos coming Herald. Absolutely love em!
When he talks to animals, he sounds so genuine that some times i expect the animal to respond. Lol because he says, Hello to the animal as if he expects the animal to resond and so i do. Lol It sure is funny. I relate to your comment so i commented. Take care. We enjoy the same parts of Haralds journey. ✋😁✋
Beyond the limit.... I would term this video as.This is totally an off beat series which I am loving so much. Good going Herald... You do have a lot of punch left my brother.... Be safe... ❤ from India
Top three most hardcore Norwegian vlogs on UA-cam
1. Favela People - Harald Baldr
2. On Thin Ice 9 - Apetor
3. 13 Hours Hiking Alone in Himalayas - Harald Baldr
You’re probably the first dude to recognize which vid is actually the wildest 🏆
@@HaraldBaldr hell yeah brother🍻🤘🏼
4. A Trip To Vinland - Leif Erikson
RIP Apetor.
This guy is really a hardass
Harald, I'm in a powered wheelchair so I am unable to travel like you do but I am able to vicariously travel through you. This is the beauty of the internet, Thank you, Harald.
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Love from People like u sir, makes harald keep on going..
Was gonna heart your comment but that'd be bad taste given your predicament. Sucks that this happened to you but glad you're getting something out of the vids 😊
Soul matters bro . Your one is pure....
Sorry to hear about your situation but if it makes you feel better, most people can’t travel like this even if they’re not disabled. I love these videos for that reason too. I can’t afford to travel Europe or South America. Hell I’ve only been to a few states in the USA
Haraldo deserves every penny he gets from YT ad revenue, because not only he's helping local businesses but also because he is promoting everywhere he goes, with his entertaining vlogs!
जय नेपाल !
Big fan of your videos brother
38:00 seeing Harald interact with pro hikers and their equipment then seeing him with his regular everyday vlog travel gear. Priceless
Laugh seeing it myself 😆
@@HaraldBaldr ha ha
@@HaraldBaldr the Instagram story meme! Lmao 😂
The more crazy hikes you do the more you start to upgrade your gear. Especially when you get caught out & think sh1t I could have died.
@@codegrey9944 Yeah, I'm shaking my head looking at the gear Harald has. He needs a warm coat at least and a waterproof shell. Love this video series but I don't see how he is gonna get up a 6000m peak with the gear (or lack of) he currently has... especially in winter!!
Dude I’m not going to lie, this was one of the best travel videos I’ve ever seen. This whole series has been great.
We all Nepalese are so happy and grateful for all the effort you're putting to make our country better for tourism . We thank you for your kind and effort. Thanks a lot.🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
You are a beautiful people bless you x your great country. Xxx Linda Bellamy UK
agree💗💗
@@johnbellamy6449 big fan of Craig Bellamy(ex liverpool and cardiff city player) here.
Much love from New Zealand ❤
Would be amazing to go there. For now just envying Harald from afar🤣😍
It was always my dream to hike in the Himalayas .....but ........ at 80 that dream will not be possible now ..... but ..... I am living my dream through your adventures. Thank you Harald. Take care my friend.
Can't say about hike but If you are up for visiting the Himalayas you can always take a helicopter from Kathmandu sir
@@001-q1s how can you hike with helicopter.please give me some ideas
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Not hike but at least they will be able to visit
80 is the new 40, didn't you know that? Get your arse up there, boy.
"not be possible", you can do it, take company, take breaks, you be fine, unless you are disabled in some way.
Was waiting for this impatiently. This trekking series is much better than any Netflix web series!
Thanks Harald for quality content every time and this series is the best❤️!
Yeah we all are in the same side
This was what I was trying to comment just now.
Exactly , I cannot wait to ‘be there with Harald’ .
I look forward to the next video every time I finish one 😇
Watch 14 peaks then!😙
Thanks!
I don't know why people don't understand that you, Harold, actually are one of the few vloggers who actually try to help as many people as you can. I have been watching you since the India vlog times and I cannot thank you enough for what you have done for the people there.
Thats so true, ive never thought of how much Harald actually gives to the people and it is sooo true, he really helps the needing, hard working people, all the time, even at the highest mountains now with such an kind and respectfull way to be against other human beings. The hell, you know what.. Imma go one round thrue all of Haralds videos and given them a thumbs up for the algorythms so others can learn from this kind of people, that they infact do exist, even in a world full of chaos and fear.
I have seen videos where you have given money to help people in their business!
good to see him try to help the axe wielding man. But failed to chop aha
The family and I enjoy watching your content every evening! It's better than Netflix shows (as others have said) and we eagerly await the next episode. Thank you for all your hard work and travelling!
@Jk I sent small appreciation gift to Harold ☺️
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@@HaraldBaldr he y Harald do you love Nepal?
@@HaraldBaldr HEY Haraldo, Welcome trekking to Nepali Hills and Mountains, great fan of your clean easy to watch videos
@@HaraldBaldr You are still alive...? I think you went up in altitude a little fast there maybe... You looked pale and out of breath at the end. Anyhow, if you don't die or injure yourself then it will do you a lot of 👍😊
In the end where Harald is laying on the bed with his “vlogged out” arms after trekking like a beast for 13 hours saying his iconic “was I filming? Yes I was” was hilarious. Hope to see more badass adventures like this. ✌️
all of that ending was epic:') from the moment he entered the room, then the aching arms, but still got to check the shower head, but then desperately breathing, and then falling in bed exhausted, so funny:')
This is my probably favorite video from your channel . I come back and watch this every now and then . Hopefully you do more hiking videos in the future.
I really respect Harald's travelling skills. He's so relaxed even in frightening situations I don't ever see myself attempting. You can't reach that level of relaxedness unless you have experience. Wow!
word, chill levels over 9000
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Not only that but he doing it alone . That what frightens me the most…. 😬
You guys are bunch of ❄ flakes..
@@Vutra99 If we're snowflakes, then you're a heatstroke.
Harald is living legend. He helped so many in his jurney it is hard to count from local people, to people that try to make a change to rising youtubers... and this is only what we know. He is helping many behind camera I am sure. From India, Sri Lanka to Africa, USA, EU, ... He is real Viking!
Not only is he helping the people on his journey, he's helping people explore the world who may never get the opportunity to explore it themselves in person.
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AWESOME - yet another great series! 🍻
Big respect！！Dispite you marched in the dark （how tough and dangerous it was！） you still kept calm and relaxed！you a real adventurer！！！！
Harald , I was having dinner with my family and mom (who's a professor of history) said, people like you are contributing to the making of another chapter of history for our future generations with the help of internet. Exploring the unexplored which was only written down in the books till now. I love the raw way of presenting the content and find them so addictive. Will love to have a meet or go on a trip with you once you are back in 🇮🇳
Harald, i need to commend you on your narration and sense of humor. It's admirable how the quality doesn't dwindle when you are hungry, alone out there, despite the long, solitary trek in those solemn, silent mountains & how it must be affecting you mentally. Your style of "vlogging" is amazing; simple, minimal editing, great camera angles. I have been watching your videos for years now, and your journeys always inspire me.
That's true
Dec 25th? Now THAT'S how to spend a Christmas day. This Nepal series is something special, well done and thank you.
Thank you Harald for showing what life should be like. Once you’ve seen the world, it changes you.
Wish we all could live this
I agree. This happened to me and to my family when we first stepped in Europe.
This is basically the whole series like "Fireball Peak", which is probably one of my favorite videos. Episodes with people in them are fine, but some of the coziest moments are when he's off on his own.
This should be on Netflix … I literally enjoy every bit of it. He is one of the nicest guy I have ever seen or known
@@chrise842 are you sure?
Every UA-camrs experience same thing while traveling to Nepal
@@chrise842 good logic. Should I bomb your hometown?
I like how you are so "casually" dressed, with these few hikers about with their walking sticks, rain-proof outfits, scarfs, gloves and hats hahaha you're a beast
He’s doing it like a local, except that the locals make it look so easy.
How many hours lol Gotta love Harold. These group of videos are the best I’ve seen on the Internet by far.
This journey will go down as one of the most inspirational travel series ever created. Hats off to you Harald to motivating people to get out there, explore, and create new experiences.
I’ve never gotten tired watching the adventures of Harald Baldr. You are a great human being exploring far away partes of our planet and letting see your discoveries along with us who are traveling along with you Harald. Thank youuuuu. Friend and héroe.
This takes me back. I did the Manaslu trekking with a group of really good friends back in 2016 and it was the most impressive trekking i have ever done. We have been up to 5100 meters through Larke Pass. One of our friends busted her ankle on day 2 and had to take the helicopter flight back. It dawned to me: the only way out of here is on your own feet or by helicopter. The mountains are so high, it`s amazing truly. I still feel blessed that i got to experience this.
This video really feels like your magnum opus to me... So many elements almost went awry, the final stop continued to prove more and more elusive as time went on. I haven't been this thrilled or anxious watching youtube in years. This video just stuck with me for some reason. You started the day so routinely, then trekked through a ghost town and past fog which obscured your hands in front of you, I simply couldn't accomplish the same.
I'm literally checking YT everyday patiently (or impatiently) waiting for Harold's next upload. Lol this series really is addicting. Absolutely incredible. Per usual... This man really is the GOAT travel vlogger.
Same
You should follow on his Instagram!
I have watched you for a while but seeing this series makes me realise how much u dedicate urself to the subscribers, it is heart warming knowing you push ur physical limits for entertainment and ur unique personality makes it better then any show or movie I've ever seen. Love every moment of this, thank you for the dedication you give us
He puts in so much hardwork in his videos. Especially this one.
My anxiety level goes from 0 to 100 watching Harald on the edge , you put all the effort and love in all your videos for us the supporters and that's what makes you unique and different from other , well done and thank you xx
come nepal 🇳🇵,❤️🌹
What an amazing atmosphere. The air the water the mountains. Harold is living the dream
I love how he passed that couple who were head to toe in proper cold weather gear with insulated jackets and pants and Harald just casually passes them in a cheap knitted sweater. 13 hour hike man you are a badass Harald.
😂 Was gonna ask them about that but was kind of in a time crunch with the sun going down
US $21 for the hoodie and I truly ❤️ it
Was thinking the exact same thing
Lmao I noticed that too
@@HaraldBaldr it's still not that warm for night over there
This is the best series you have done so far. I just took one year off my jobb and my plan is (after watching your videos) among other things is going to this trekk you are doing seems amazing. You my friend are an inspiration too all of us. Much love from Sweden! Take care and stay safe!
It's so amazing to see you taking this adventure. Even though you're by yourself, you're not alone. At least when you visit these small villages. It's very kind of you to at least buy a tea from the locals. They live so simply, and the majority of us wouldn't survive one day in their shoes. Great videos. Keep them coming.
Hi Harald. By chance I came across your channel a few days ago and what a great discovery that was. In one breath I have watched your Himalaya hike so far. What an adventure! You know how to make it so that stop watching in the meantime is not an option. I admire your adventures that you undertake on your own. I love the way you communicate with the local population, something tourists should all do. That way you show real respect for them and get so much in return. Harald, keep on moving and keep your head up. I will definitely follow you. Kind regards from Holland from Hans.
Watch his Vietnam and Peru epsides they are great
@@truefalse207 I will one day. Thanks for the tip.
This has to be up there as one of harald’s greatest adventures, loving every minute of these videos.
It’s 3.30 am in Texas … as soon as I get notification, I Am watching Harald 1 hr long video … Hooked on to this whole series of Nepal Hiking adventure. It’s so heart touching to see these kind hearted authentic Nepalese people. humanity still lives 💕.
130 in cali! And I'm on the same boat haha
12.45pm in Kenya
9:45am in the morn in Ireland and I been up all night stuck at a hospital just been discharged, not a wink of sleep but when you see a harald vid you must click with the quickness
3:40 pm in Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
yay!!! You made it Harald. One of your best video and thank you so much for taking us in your adventurous hike. pristine Water and nature at it’s best. Hope you took enough rest and feeling better now. … Take care Harald.
I love your videos where you are in the wild instead of crowded cities. Good job and very interesting!
How to buy membership…. I don’t see any options to join or anything?
I always wanted to go there to visit my relatives in Langtang. Unfortunately they all died during the earthquake back in 2015. All the relatives from my dad’s side are gone . I always wanted to go there , but now after watching your videos I don’t think I can do it and thank you so much for capturing all the sites. Felt like I was trekking with you. Can’t wait to see your next video.
I am so sorry for your loss. Those mountains are beautiful & treacherous.
Damn that’s crazy… my condolences
So sorry to hear that. Those people are so kind and beautiful, I don't know why God (or the Universe or whatever) has to take their lives.
So sad to hear about your Dad's family. I hope you get to go to Langtang one day. That would be special to you. I really wish to do the Langtang trek one day. The whole area looks spectacular. Good luck Lily.
On a mountain trek near Pokhara a few years ago now, we came across remains of a town that had been just a few days before completely swept away by falling rocks many the size of a bus. The trail was gone and our guide had to show us both across a steep unstable gravel slope to safety instead of the previous existing safe route. Just goes to show how mountains can change one's plans. Good luck with improving your axe wielding Norseman skills.
What I love about his vlogs is its simplicity, no backgroud music no quick cut shots no drone shots just raw and real fells like I am there with him on the treck.
This route needs a few more Gongo bars along the way!
Majestic scenes, thanks Haroldo
I love how Haraldo interacts with animals
That is very wholesome ❤️
My friends have done some passes on Nepal they are no joke and they had each to keep them motivated and moving, big respect for your journey and thank you for sharing it…. Rest now and see you on your next big adventure.
The way you embraced the mountains, the cold, the locals, their food and found beauty on their assets; you seriously don't need a DNA test. You are a true Northman. 🙏🧊🤍
People from Nepal have the beautiful heart to welcome visitors, Hats off to you Harald how can you even Walk at night by yourself it looks so scary lol.! 👏🏻👏🏻✌️
Wonderful! I especially appreciate your generosity toward the Nepalese along the way. The rushing water is a welcomed backdrop to your hike, and your positive nature excels.
Man, I love watching your experiences! I have multiple sclerosis and don't think my body would hold up on an adventure like this, it's a pleasure to get to live vicariously. Big thanks, haraldo!
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Fearless, determined , passionate, generous and insanely entertaining. Love watching your videos Harald. Be safe.
We all follow Harald because he brings something out of the box then rest of the vloggers. Watching him take on this journey feels like we are also going along with him. Thank you for your amazing storytelling ability!
I agree
Harold, I am truly loving this series. I feel this is your best work to date!
I have been following you now since quite of time. This might be one of the best series you have ever made. I love those long vlogs. I know you probably would never do it, but I would love to see something like this in your home country in Norway. Just for the viking vibes.
Yeah...I was thinking the same thing yesterday. It would also be interesting for me to hear him speak Norwegian (that is, more than 3 words he did in the favela)
I don’t remember when I found your channel but I’m glad I did. Every now and again I come back to your videos. Your commentary and ability to get along with everyone is amazing.
Thank you so much for showing our beautiful country Nepal to all people. Our culture,road,river,hill and humanity are very impressive.Keep it up brother.
This shows us how one person can do to inspire us all. Thank you!!
Your blogging is extra ultimate level. Coz you had hold everyone in anticipation for almost 60 minutes in these hiking videos. Amazing picturesque and toughest tracks .God Bless You Always
Herald I have been following you on this journey me being Ugandan UA-camr am learning a lot from you and you inspire me a lot . I love this himalaya trek and the hospitality that the people from their are giving is is lit Harald greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬
Expire nhi inspire
Typing mistake I guess 😁
@@carolinelove937 no inspire is right
Expire 😆😆
@@ab_vlogs5905 sorry typing error
Harald - I have been watching you since the beginning and must say you have now become a master it. This series on Nepal brings out the best of you in everything - content quality, videography, your maturity and empathy for people and nature. Grandiose Harald, keep trucking
He deserves every dollar he gets from YT .unlike some other UA-camrs with silly contents just to make a buck. My hat is off for Harald
I think the same....
Watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭
December 2, 2022
Watching from Australia. Another great adventure to add to my top viewing list . Thanks for a incredibly epic journey Harald through beautiful Nepal and beyond .
so clearly remember sitting at that very bench at riverside and having some snickers. really miss Nepal! planning a trip back soon hopefully.
Better than any video subscription! No need for Netflix, hulu, Disney+ (etc) thank you Harold for your awesome vlogs! Stay safe! It’s 1:41 here in Cali, I was about to go to bed, looks like I have to go to bed in 1hr!👍
Harold I like your videos . you hike so far by yourself i would have to go with some friend especially in another country and thanks for making these videos. You put a lot of hard work in these and the tea house are great and cheap it is crazy how cheap everything is.the expansive part is the plain flights and energy you have to expend
I'm so grateful to be experiencing an era of content like this. So much more genuine and real-feeling than travel on TV.
As a fellow Norwegian, Thank you Harald for visiting all these places I've always wanted to visit myself, seeing it through your lens makes it seem more beautiful than I imagined. Someday I will follow in your footsteps and visit these places too and I will be thanking you in my head the whole time for showing me the proper way. Also love your vids and your editing style!
Fake id you are not a Norwegian
@@abhinavmahan4006 You caught me, I'm Swedish and Norwegian.
I’m an American and hope to see the fjords of Norway one day. I low key want to see Harold to do a vlog of his own country for once.
Enough to boost my day. Thanks haraldo😍
ade u bah mon ruh shait peit mo !nice
Bah mon😁
Oho kumno kumta ia poi lang hane
Mon vlogs in the house✌️
Ade ia bun do 😃😃
I have been watching your videos for a while Harald, and they have inspired me to do at least one of these long treks in my 20s.
Fun-fact: I don't know if it's interesting or not, but the place ruined by the earthquake "ghodatabela" at 0:27:14 literally translates to Horse Stable. So, maybe that's why there were horses at the place.
God bless you bro bcoz u r God gifted vloger for us
much respect Harald! you are a champ and a true inspiration to many of us who watch your videos, they always lift me up and put me in a great mood, you have an amazing soul and I see the pure kindness you have in your heart. Blessings upon you, I hope to continue watching many more videos of you on many more adventures to come. FYI this series is pretty great as usual! keep ups the good work! greetings from GEORGIA USA
Don’t ever stop making these videos, I love watching them! You are so inspiring and these videos keep me focussed on my goals
Thanks
Heraldo...i can't just think thank you enough for taking us thru the raw valleys of the Himalayas.. Pl try to post videos as often as you can... Lots of love from India!
As a fellow solo traveler, you’re always inspiration. Been my favorite channel for years. Thanks Harald!
Thanks Harald for taking us on these amazing adventures! Hands down this series so far has been very interesting and adventurous. It takes a lot of effort to vlog and hike at the same time and your quality videos never miss. The conversations/encounters, scenery captured and help you give to all these small communities you wont find much of on any other channels. Quality vlogs.
Nothing better than waking up on a Saturday seeing on your notifications that Harald has uploaded. Can't wait to indulge another episode of this northman conquering the mountains of Nepali!
This series of videos is truly wonderful. I’ve been savoring each one per day so I feel like I am traveling with you along the way.
Take care of yourself. Man… I was worrying about you on this trek and I’m in shape and 39! I can breathe and not cry now that I know you’re safe. Love all you do and thank you for the AMAZING scenery! You are a true VIKING! No DNA needed! TAKE CARE
Probably the best and scenic trekking vlog ever made on UA-cam history….what a legend, you know the day was great when every inch of your body hurts as you enter to your room! That’s how legends end there day🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻 keep going 💪🏽 strong!
This is probably one of the best series i have watched. Great Heraldo!
one of the best video I have ever seen......good job Harald
55:09 the way you started to smile before saying you made it was so nice to see. You looked so happy and proud of yourself.
56 mins of my day VERY well spent!! Love these vlogs so flipping much!!!
I so look forward to your updates. It takes a great appreciation of the World, the Planet, People and a sense of humor about life, all of which seldom are collected in one person. You are the best and it is like hiking right along with you. I am so grateful.
The Himalayas are a beautiful part of the world.
I did a tour on a motorcycle in Nepal and had a hard time keeping my eyes on the dirt roads/tracks because of the spectacular and majestic scenery.
Harold you are the man. Thoroughly enjoying this series, thank you so much.
This video is absolutely spectacular. You are a true viking, Harald! Your spirit of adventure is uplifting and inspiring. I am definitely travelling to Nepal this year or the next for the same trek. I have started working out to get myself physically prepared for the arduous journey.
On a sidenote: Throughout the whole video i kept thinking to myself, how this entire adventure is straight out of Skyrim.. like the pilgrimage to High Hrothgar. I played skyrim music in low volume while watching this video and it really supplements the experience.
Love Harald and his adventures but he really should have brought a Garmin sat nav device which uses GPS and preloaded maps
omg I just added skyrim music on the background it is awesome, and I've never played that game😂
@@nigelmacmanus3922 I agree. But then he also says he doesn't even need the physical map (except for planning & time management) since the trail is conspicuous
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Holyshit dude with that Skyrim thing. I was thinking the exact same thing!
Deeply thankful for all the kind souls and hotels up there in the trail to serve, without them cannot imagine this wonderful journey! 🙏
I can see my beautiful country through your eyes 👀 Thank you Harald ❤️ watching you from Japan.
Love traveling places with you Harald! You are such a generous Norwegian to the people you meet!
This journey is beautiful! I just had a conversation about how I used to climb rock cliffs and steep pathways by the chattahoochee river in the Atlanta area, while smoking pot and drinking wine to make it more interesting and dangerous I guess, but it’s no comparison to going to the favelas and other dangerous trips you’ve taken! Hats off to you North Man! Keep inspiring us simple mortals!
We love your way of dealing with the locals and showing how they live in a difficult environment. Please keep making more shows in the beautiful environments in Nepal. Be safe and take care of yourself.
Been years and I still can’t get enough of his adventures, inspires me to go out and enjoy our beautiful planet 🌎
You're a good man Harald. I really like the way you engage with and respect the people you meet. That was a long day though and I bet those lights were a welcome sight after 13 hours. Well done!
It's not easy walking up N down on mountain areas. I, myself went for hiking dorzens of times at such area so I know how difficult it is. We started from morning 6 to evening 5 and at the end of day, our legs felt so weak that we can't even stand properly. So I'm impress how he can still do it while narrating the scene... ✌
Watched the whole video without skipping a frame. It was adventurous and loved the way Herald described each moments he passed by.
Hiked on Christmas and on sacred ground where people lost their lives. One of your best!
Just if you didn't know Herald, Ghoda Tablea translets to Horses' Stable.
Just a thought, the best part of Herald's story telling is when he talks to trees, animals, stones and stuff. Cracks me up every single time as if it was the first time.
Keep the videos coming Herald. Absolutely love em!
When he talks to animals, he sounds so genuine that some times i expect the animal to respond. Lol because he says, Hello to the animal as if he expects the animal to resond and so i do. Lol It sure is funny. I relate to your comment so i commented.
Take care. We enjoy the same parts of Haralds journey. ✋😁✋
Were those ponies?
Been watching the whole Himalayan trek the views are astonishing stay safe an happy travels 🙏🏽
Beyond the limit.... I would term this video as.This is totally an off beat series which I am loving so much. Good going Herald... You do have a lot of punch left my brother.... Be safe... ❤ from India