Knowing street food can be a little sketchy for travelers in Nepal (and refrigeration capacity is often weak), I called in the help from my local guide, Kanti of the *Backstreet Academy Kathmandu*, who takes me inside of Nepali breakfast foods and signtseeing of Kathmandu (Thamel) I couldn't fit all this deep fried amazingness into one video, so this is a part one video of exploring Nepali foods. Get ready, for more food videos on Nepal!! Read my review on Backstreet Academy tour if you want to book your spot: wp.me/p9430J-dik
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa hi !! love your vids... did your guide know the right places to eat so you don’t get sick? is it still a risk and how did you find her?
+Dorian M Yes. As a food guide in a tour company- Backstreet Academy-, she takes you to safe places and will make sure the food preparer gives you freshly cooked food. I research activities and tours to see which companies have good reputations but also offer unique cultural experiences I feel would be fun, interesting but also safe for my audiences in the case anyone wants to use the operators I use. If I feel/experience un safe or 'iffy' situations on the tour, I will note that in my blog review and/or express that in my video like i have done so in some of my videos. If ever interested, check description box for blog links. When the post is published (1-2 weeks later), it will have further details.
Temple shown in 5:01 is known as goddess annapurna, the goddess of food and grain. This temple is important part of this ason bazaar, as it is the oldest market of Kathmandu. This is also known as first departmental store of Nepal, This temple is located in the centre of this medival period market surrounded by six streets, and each street used to be trading for different unique item. such as one is street only for food items, one for utensils, one for cloths, one for worshipping material, one for electronic/electrical appliances etc. Worship of this god mean to get success in trade.
Love the Nepal episodes ! I have been there twice Please go outside Kathmandu to pokhara, lumbini, nagarkot, or Chitwan Such a different vibe from the city I am planning mustang In Kathmandu, try some more Newar food ! Also Tibetan food is good
I've gotten to the point where I am just at a lost for words. I sit here and watch you explain and show us the many places we may either never will see or never thought existed. for me its truly hypnotic.
Finally i see something except chowmin and momo . Nepal has different varieties of beautiful cuisines but sadly youtubers dont care to show them . I hope you find some other traditional dishes . (Please god make someone feed her nepalese bizzare foods like bhudi and chustaa) 😂
+Saksham Shrestha A momo or two will eventually pop in (sorry) but missed on the chow mein. Having a local or guide show you around makes a huge difference in getting behind the tourist wall with food . 😁
Never seen this side of the earth before. Thank you for giving us your point of view on your travel to Nepal and particularly some of their food offerings. Keep it up. I may one day travel there and you will be one of the reasons why.
I love how you travel to... well let's say less touristy places. And I also love how you present each new place. It really makes me want to venture to non popular touristy places. I mean, this place looks awesome and the food looks super delicious.
I agree! It's why I'm glad I'm not in a major city in Korea, like Seoul. It's a small place but its big for me and even Korean's don't know much about this place. That's why I'm trying to make lots of videos about Seosan (and other parts of Korea) and your videos inspire me!
Sel roti is Nepali bread. It’s not dessert, “holy food”, or other nonsense. It’s a round bread, plain and simple. You can have it as a breakfast, lunch, snack or dinner. We have many breads but this holds special place. You can make it sweet or blend, you can have it both.
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa Yes. We do. If you ask me one country that's closest to India culturally and historically, its Nepal. We are proud of Nepalese people. We love them. I can't comment about the govt's behavior towards Nepal. But one thing is true, that the heart of every Indian has a special place for Nepal. Our friendship is as old as the Himalayas and the Mount Everest.
im gaurav Same same but different! Nepal has its own unique and special vibe! I am a Kathmanduite and have studied in India. India is great in its own way but Nepal has its own identity. Nepal is amazingly diverse despite being a small country compared to its giant neighbours, India and China. I may be biased but I feel (and many agree) that Nepal packs quite a punch considering its size...
Not the same at all. No women in India anywhere. You don’t see them working in shops, restaurants nowhere in India. Kinda gay. All guys. Nepal there’s women everywhere
I spent a month in Nepal earlier this year delivering aid to Sinduli deaf school and other remote schools in need. The traffic in Kathmandu was unbelievable, and i spent most of my time there lost, lol, because the streets were a maze
Nepal...going in April. Would you say it's a good season to be there? Also will be doing a 9 days hike...any tips on altitude sickness precaution? ? Tgx. Xo
I am also traveling in April. For hiking it’s a good time but October is the best but you have better chances of cheaper accommodations in April during hiking . Popular tourist Cities in south like chitwan and pokhara would be boiling in high temperature 30-32 degree Celsius . If you are a good hiker ABC would be best but if you like casual hiking Langtang would be best. personally I have been to both and I like langtang. Very good place. You can also continue to gosaikund from lantang if you want more hiking. But gosaikund is little harder than langtang. If you travel slowly altitude sickness can be reduced. You can ask local recipes which you can chew to reduce altitude sickness. Good luck with your travel
You seemed to have awesome guide there!! 😀 Must be a fun and interesting food tour just watching this first part of your vid. Looking forward to the next ones! omg i loved the masala chai too! I brought some home and made the tea for my parents 😀 sharing the experience with them!
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa included Nagarkot in my ITI but I had to tweak my plans when I got there. 😐 Explored KTM, Pokhara/ trekked to Poon Hill and I kinda chickened out in Janakpur after a day 😣😂 I found it challenging in the beginning maybe because of KTM's busyness (I wanted my way out of KTM after 2 days... but ended up enjoying every bit of it on my last 2 days), weather and trekking (I have my winter essentials but learned it's not the best combo for me lol, I dunno how I freakin survived 3 days, ahhh the viewpoint made up for the struggles haha got a bit sick after). Midway through the trip, that's when I started to appreciate Nepal. Met the nicest locals who showed me around and looked after me! I think I almost cried on the plane stairs on my way back to KL/ MNL. Lol
For some reason, I don't get notified of responses on YT. Just found this now. Hats off to you for doing Poon Hill +Leah Luna. I was tempted but I didn't have many days left. Nepal has some of the kindest, gentlest people, but yeah, going outside of KTM is nicer- the roads and dust make it look miserable. Anything "country" is lovely and chill tho. Why didn't you buy winter clothes at the shops? Omg, what happened in Nagarkot-- too much culture shock? Or too much marajuana?
Bhairav is not the evil manifestation of lord Shiva(the god of destruction in hindu Trinity). He isa fierce (aggressive) manifestation of Shiva . Evilness is different from aggressiveness. Bhairav protects his devotees from the enemies. In fact ,Bha means creation, ra means sustenance and va means destruction. Therefore, Bhairava is the one who creates, sustains and dissolves the three stages of life.
I went there for last 2 weeks. I havent tried those street foods. I wish I had. I eat more on fresh vegetables and fruits and in the Hotel I ate only vegetable Chowmein . I really loved that :)
Only avoid some street cart foods. The one from stores are made well prepared. The people who make them do not compromise with food. They always keep it clean and fresh.
Always love watching your videos, Christine! I am looking forward to watching part two! I sure wish I could get over to Nepal sooner, rather than later, your videos make me want to travel sooooo bad! As you know, Kathmandu is high on my list. I remember being in Bangkok when that earthquake hit. There was a doctor in our hostel that was trying to get there to volunteer, along with another woman from Austria who had just spent almost a year there, that was also trying to get there to help out. It was so sad, and I am sure they are still devastated from the disaster. I hope the tourist industry is bringing a few needed dollars into that area.
Early in the clip at the temple that you visited. It's not "evil manifestation of Shiva" It's an "aggressive form of Shiva". Like Kaal-bhairava. The difference being that Shiva is usually worshiped either as an ascetic or as his avatars. In this avatar, he is a killer of demons. Ergo the "aggressive" version. Evil is not worshiped by Hindus or Buddhists in any sects.
+Romina Local foodie guides - you can kinda trust for a safe experience. Their co reputations depend upon it. i researched this company way in advance and told other bloggers about them; they pre- tested them for me. Haha. Just research the company before you choose them and you should be solid👍
Amazing!! When you got the "rain cookies" on a newspaper sheet, I wondered what the reaction of some people here in Brazil. Maybe they would be horrified. That is why although on a smaller scale, I prefer to make my trips alone.
+Jorge Antônio Silveira da Silva India does the same; its bc these vendors make very little so they are resourceful. Once I got chaat mix in a page of some kid's grades homework paper. 😁It was cute.
Christine, do you know if Kanti (Your food guild) do individual food and sites tours? I prefer solo tours, like to take my time to enjoy, no rush...Extra cost, no problem..Also, her English is a great plus..THX U...
+Tiger Eyes I believe Backstreet Academy tours offers solo tours also. You'll have to check their website ; they also have great reviews on TripAdvisor. Also, not all their cultural tours fill up, so you in my case I was lucky.
Hey Tiger Eyes, This is Agnesha from Nepal. I happen to be free for some time and would love to provide you company for food and sites tour. As I am planning to start something to help solo travellers, it would be a great opportunity for me too. Please feel free to reach out to me if you are interested. Cheers!
Wow, you should do more videos where you talk to locals. You are a natural interviewer. Every time you interact with locals it is such fun but this video really showcased your giftedness in this area. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks! But I also was lucky to get Kanti, who was an awesome guide and great on camera! Within minutes of meeting her, I knew I building her in as a cohost on this video. I pummeled her with questions and she had fun jabs back! She's the kind of guide you'd actually like to be friends with!
I just love how you travel so locally and you do this alone. How did you get so brave to go away from the touristy things? I don't think I could do it.
I know this is a very late comment but you should visit mustang marvelous sights and in mustang u should visit limbuk which is a holy cave and also the 108 sprinklers which is good luck if u dip through all of the 108 sprinklers, plus it’s a place we’re Hindu and Buddhist come together as a whole there are lots of tourist there and I enjoyed my stay.
Very good video. This is real Kathmandu. A local guide like this is the best. People are really nice
Knowing street food can be a little sketchy for travelers in Nepal (and refrigeration capacity is often weak), I called in the help from my local guide, Kanti of the *Backstreet Academy Kathmandu*, who takes me inside of Nepali breakfast foods and signtseeing of Kathmandu (Thamel) I couldn't fit all this deep fried amazingness into one video, so this is a part one video of exploring Nepali foods. Get ready, for more food videos on Nepal!!
Read my review on Backstreet Academy tour if you want to book your spot: wp.me/p9430J-dik
Yay street food! Absolute favorite thing to search for while travelling.
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa hi !! love your vids... did your guide know the right places to eat so you don’t get sick? is it still a risk and how did you find her?
+Dorian M Yes. As a food guide in a tour company- Backstreet Academy-, she takes you to safe places and will make sure the food preparer gives you freshly cooked food. I research activities and tours to see which companies have good reputations but also offer unique cultural experiences I feel would be fun, interesting but also safe for my audiences in the case anyone wants to use the operators I use. If I feel/experience un safe or 'iffy' situations on the tour, I will note that in my blog review and/or express that in my video like i have done so in some of my videos.
If ever interested, check description box for blog links. When the post is published (1-2 weeks later), it will have further details.
Glad you're doing food videos again!!! Wish you'd do more, Grrrrrrl.
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa thank you!!! 😁❤️
your guide is so cool, such a smiley and welcoming gesture of her
+8bit Yong Yes, she was a perfect guide- very welcoming and knowledgeable ! =D
Bhairav is not the evil manifestation of Lord Shiva. Actually, 'Fierce' would be the right word to describe Bhairav.
Yup, that would be the correct term " Fierce " not evil. Evil obviously gives it a whole new "negative" meaning.
absolutely!!
Very nice 👍🏾🇳🇵love to visit Nepal one day soon! That Nepali girl seems very nice too!! Regards from Japan 🇯🇵
If you r japanese so why u placed our Hindu God pic in ur account ?
@@randomguyonyourscreen fm
@@randomguyonyourscreen gaurav. Is ur God ur private property?
Temple shown in 5:01 is known as goddess annapurna, the goddess of food and grain. This temple is important part of this ason bazaar, as it is the oldest market of Kathmandu. This is also known as first departmental store of Nepal, This temple is located in the centre of this medival period market surrounded by six streets, and each street used to be trading for different unique item. such as one is street only for food items, one for utensils, one for cloths, one for worshipping material, one for electronic/electrical appliances etc. Worship of this god mean to get success in trade.
thanks bro i didnt know also
Love the Nepal episodes ! I have been there twice
Please go outside Kathmandu to pokhara, lumbini, nagarkot, or Chitwan
Such a different vibe from the city
I am planning mustang
In Kathmandu, try some more Newar food ! Also Tibetan food is good
lauren S wel I'm from nepal and newar, thank u for liking my food😊
you should start vlogging. i'd love to see videos on mustang
lauren S wow. Thanks. Love from nepal. You Are heartly Welcome in our country😊😊
thank you for comendsh
Nice
Love from INDIA🇮🇳🇮🇳 to ❤️❤️ Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵
India🇮🇳 is always with Nepal🇳🇵 so no one can say Nepal🇳🇵 is weak !!!
This is just a misunderstanding u don't about Hindu culture we never have,had or will invade any country we respect others sovereignty
Lets not politicize every thing!!
Its a food vlog channel!! Why not enjoy it rather rantinh about each others politics!
Kathmandu is one of my favorite places to be. This brought back a lot of memories. Thank you!
I've gotten to the point where I am just at a lost for words. I sit here and watch you explain and show us the many places we may either never will see or never thought existed. for me its truly hypnotic.
+ht3oldnavy Aww ❤️
haha it does exist 😊 come visit nepal and you'll see so many different stuffs for the first time. ☺😊
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Finally i see something except chowmin and momo . Nepal has different varieties of beautiful cuisines but sadly youtubers dont care to show them . I hope you find some other traditional dishes . (Please god make someone feed her nepalese bizzare foods like bhudi and chustaa) 😂
+Saksham Shrestha A momo or two will eventually pop in (sorry) but missed on the chow mein. Having a local or guide show you around makes a huge difference in getting behind the tourist wall with food . 😁
Indeed it does ! 😆
Never seen this side of the earth before. Thank you for giving us your point of view on your travel to Nepal and particularly some of their food offerings. Keep it up. I may one day travel there and you will be one of the reasons why.
I love how you travel to... well let's say less touristy places. And I also love how you present each new place. It really makes me want to venture to non popular touristy places. I mean, this place looks awesome and the food looks super delicious.
Yesss! I"m so glad my videos make you feel that. I love the touristy stuff, but going local is where the memories and magic are.
I agree! It's why I'm glad I'm not in a major city in Korea, like Seoul. It's a small place but its big for me and even Korean's don't know much about this place. That's why I'm trying to make lots of videos about Seosan (and other parts of Korea) and your videos inspire me!
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Sel roti is Nepali bread.
It’s not dessert, “holy food”, or other nonsense.
It’s a round bread, plain and simple.
You can have it as a breakfast, lunch, snack or dinner.
We have many breads but this holds special place.
You can make it sweet or blend, you can have it both.
I miss walking on the street and having chatpatay, momo, Sausage and everything !!!! 💔 😕
Arati Rana hiii lots of respect from India for Nepal... once in a life I wanna c Da Nepal...plz..gv me some tips..thanx..
same here dd(or dai) i live in new zealand right now and i miss eating aloo nimki
Everything is same as here in India!
We Indians and Nepalis share a 5000 years old culture and history.
Lots of love from India!
+im gaurav love back to you and India ! Does India consider Nepal a sister?
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa
Yes. We do. If you ask me one country that's closest to India culturally and historically, its Nepal.
We are proud of Nepalese people. We love them.
I can't comment about the govt's behavior towards Nepal. But one thing is true, that the heart of every Indian has a special place for Nepal.
Our friendship is as old as the Himalayas and the Mount Everest.
im gaurav Same same but different! Nepal has its own unique and special vibe! I am a Kathmanduite and have studied in India. India is great in its own way but Nepal has its own identity. Nepal is amazingly diverse despite being a small country compared to its giant neighbours, India and China. I may be biased but I feel (and many agree) that Nepal packs quite a punch considering its size...
@@sadhanarana9518 you're absolutely right. Nepal is unique and special in it's very own way 😊
Not the same at all. No women in India anywhere. You don’t see them working in shops, restaurants nowhere in India. Kinda gay. All guys. Nepal there’s women everywhere
*Yummmmy* 😊😊
Thanks for visit Nepal ..
So nice video....simple yummy food....also good local tour guide....👍👍👍
I spent a month in Nepal earlier this year delivering aid to Sinduli deaf school and other remote schools in need. The traffic in Kathmandu was unbelievable, and i spent most of my time there lost, lol, because the streets were a maze
The tour guide is very good, she kind of knows what she is talking about and has a good answer to all the questions.
I like Nepal, life is very simple and peaceful ( From Philippines).
Wow u been to Nepal!
Thank you for visiting us!!
Top vid on Phi Phi
your nepali lady guide is so good guide 💝💝💝
I Enjoyed this. Love to watch your soothing personality.
So sweet!
THANKS FOR VISITING NEPAL "धन्यवाद"
Just FYI, Bhairav is not an evil manifestation of Shiva. Fearsome or even just fierce, would be a much more apt description.
Nepal...going in April. Would you say it's a good season to be there? Also will be doing a 9 days hike...any tips on altitude sickness precaution? ? Tgx. Xo
Dunno. Google it. Hiking- depends upon what type of hiking. If it's Everest above a certain level you'll need to read up on ALS
+Sudipee Vajracharya Thank you for sharing!!!
Sudipee Vajracharya Thank you so much Sudipee! Great details and information that I know I will take to heart for a smoother visit :) thanks again.!!
I am also traveling in April. For hiking it’s a good time but October is the best but you have better chances of cheaper accommodations in April during hiking . Popular tourist Cities in south like chitwan and pokhara would be boiling in high temperature 30-32 degree Celsius . If you are a good hiker ABC would be best but if you like casual hiking Langtang would be best. personally I have been to both and I like langtang. Very good place. You can also continue to gosaikund from lantang if you want more hiking. But gosaikund is little harder than langtang. If you travel slowly altitude sickness can be reduced. You can ask local recipes which you can chew to reduce altitude sickness. Good luck with your travel
No I don't know
You seemed to have awesome guide there!! 😀 Must be a fun and interesting food tour just watching this first part of your vid. Looking forward to the next ones!
omg i loved the masala chai too! I brought some home and made the tea for my parents 😀 sharing the experience with them!
+Leah Luna the tour was so insightful inways im always looking for. you made the milk tea ? Bravo! Btw- which cities did you ultimately choose?
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa included Nagarkot in my ITI but I had to tweak my plans when I got there. 😐 Explored KTM, Pokhara/ trekked to Poon Hill and I kinda chickened out in Janakpur after a day 😣😂 I found it challenging in the beginning maybe because of KTM's busyness (I wanted my way out of KTM after 2 days... but ended up enjoying every bit of it on my last 2 days), weather and trekking (I have my winter essentials but learned it's not the best combo for me lol, I dunno how I freakin survived 3 days, ahhh the viewpoint made up for the struggles haha got a bit sick after). Midway through the trip, that's when I started to appreciate Nepal. Met the nicest locals who showed me around and looked after me! I think I almost cried on the plane stairs on my way back to KL/ MNL. Lol
For some reason, I don't get notified of responses on YT. Just found this now. Hats off to you for doing Poon Hill +Leah Luna. I was tempted but I didn't have many days left. Nepal has some of the kindest, gentlest people, but yeah, going outside of KTM is nicer- the roads and dust make it look miserable. Anything "country" is lovely and chill tho. Why didn't you buy winter clothes at the shops?
Omg, what happened in Nagarkot-- too much culture shock? Or too much marajuana?
0:03 that smile made me smile
🤣🤣🤣
Beautiful deep fry little balls love this kind of food very nice and spices as well thank you for your your beautiful video from Spain.
VERY GOOD NARRATION. EXPECTINGMORE IMFORMATIVE VIDEOS. BEST OF LUCK
Excellent guide.
Agreed
Bhairav is not the evil manifestation of lord Shiva(the god of destruction in hindu Trinity). He isa fierce (aggressive) manifestation of Shiva . Evilness is different from aggressiveness. Bhairav protects his devotees from the enemies. In fact ,Bha means creation, ra means sustenance and va means destruction. Therefore, Bhairava is the one who creates, sustains and dissolves the three stages of life.
Love Nepal from Thailand
thanks ,🤤 alot and love thailand from Nepal
North east Indian shares common food habit with nepali food habit actually..but nepalis are multiethnic people ..
North east indian are originally part of china ....similarly with mongoloid
Mouthwatering 😍 wish I could go and try them someday!
+Rizky Asri I hope you get to also!!❤️
Thankyou for showing im going in May, so excited...any one with tips? The food interests me but the tummy bugs dont.
It’s why I took this food tour. 😉
Wow, that opening with the guy walking his bike and smiling at you... Welcome to Nepal.
I went there for last 2 weeks. I havent tried those street foods. I wish I had. I eat more on fresh vegetables and fruits and in the Hotel I ate only vegetable Chowmein . I really loved that :)
You look like the Girl version of Mark Wiens
+Sodhan Manandhar 😂
sounds like him aswel xD, great video
She doesn't seem as fake as Mark
I hope not, Mark is ugly with his foodporn -face
a whole lot cuter than Mark too!
*Really amazing , your videos are excellent.*
Only avoid some street cart foods. The one from stores are made well prepared. The people who make them do not compromise with food. They always keep it clean and fresh.
thank u so much for visiting
Was this the breakfast tour? Or do you know if on the breakfast tour does she bring you to that market?
Always love watching your videos, Christine! I am looking forward to watching part two! I sure wish I could get over to Nepal sooner, rather than later, your videos make me want to travel sooooo bad! As you know, Kathmandu is high on my list. I remember being in Bangkok when that earthquake hit. There was a doctor in our hostel that was trying to get there to volunteer, along with another woman from Austria who had just spent almost a year there, that was also trying to get there to help out. It was so sad, and I am sure they are still devastated from the disaster. I hope the tourist industry is bringing a few needed dollars into that area.
First time watching your video amazing 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇬🇧🇬🇧
i love Kathmandu
will return in October the street food is sooo good
thanks so looking forward to my return the guys i used there were Vespa Valley grate to nip round on a old Vespa
Super cool!
Early in the clip at the temple that you visited. It's not "evil manifestation of Shiva" It's an "aggressive form of Shiva". Like Kaal-bhairava. The difference being that Shiva is usually worshiped either as an ascetic or as his avatars. In this avatar, he is a killer of demons. Ergo the "aggressive" version. Evil is not worshiped by Hindus or Buddhists in any sects.
Great video! Everything looked tasty. You’re brave for eating street food. Even with a guide! I commend you 💙✌️ safe travels
+Romina Local foodie guides - you can kinda trust for a safe experience. Their co reputations depend upon it. i researched this company way in advance and told other bloggers about them; they pre- tested them for me. Haha. Just research the company before you choose them and you should be solid👍
Great video...You should have tried more newari foods like Yomari, Chatamari....
Anuj11 chatmari is delicious !!!!
Haku chhoyla js my favourite
im really happy that you liked it :)
Definitely going to be bookmarking this for when I get to Nepal :)
+Jon D Please do! There's more to come!
People at Nepal seems to be very humble and nice
Amazing!! When you got the "rain cookies" on a newspaper sheet, I wondered what the reaction of some people here in Brazil. Maybe they would be horrified. That is why although on a smaller scale, I prefer to make my trips alone.
+Jorge Antônio Silveira da Silva India does the same; its bc these vendors make very little so they are resourceful. Once I got chaat mix in a page of some kid's grades homework paper. 😁It was cute.
I just found your channel and love your video so much!!！👍🏻👍🏻
Keep doing it girl!!😘😘
You need to come to Nepal again theres a lots of foods u need to taste. 😊😊
Oh, there will be more Nepal food videos to come and it'll get even better +Just for today!😍
All the best 😊
Just for Today बताए
kanti thapa you are so cool and such a smiley . I liked your guideline and you all know abt of food .
Plz say "Jai 🇳🇵 Nepal " Happy to see my country in your blog:)
Fantastic! I'm flying to Kathmandu on 29th September for EBC Trek and this is useful. Thanks!
Welcome to Nepal
I will be there next week! Thanks!
Terrific! You should look up Backstreet so you can try some yum local food!
It's not Malpura as you have written on your video but rather Malpuwa (maal-poo-aa)
Great video, I'm waiting for the next video ... I have long known from Bondowoso, East Java, Indonesia
Awesome vedio I loved it
nice video..
Christine, do you know if Kanti (Your food guild) do individual food and sites tours? I prefer solo tours, like to take my time to enjoy, no rush...Extra cost, no problem..Also, her English is a great plus..THX U...
+Tiger Eyes I believe Backstreet Academy tours offers solo tours also. You'll have to check their website ; they also have great reviews on TripAdvisor. Also, not all their cultural tours fill up, so you in my case I was lucky.
Hey Tiger Eyes, This is Agnesha from Nepal. I happen to be free for some time and would love to provide you company for food and sites tour. As I am planning to start something to help solo travellers, it would be a great opportunity for me too. Please feel free to reach out to me if you are interested. Cheers!
Thank you Christine..As always, I admire you..Sweet journey, Sweet life.:))
agnesha dahal..Do you have Instagram or Facebook?
Nepal looks like a fusion country. China and India.
It awesome the food there very good fresh food thank you for sharing.
Wow, you should do more videos where you talk to locals. You are a natural interviewer. Every time you interact with locals it is such fun but this video really showcased your giftedness in this area. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks! But I also was lucky to get Kanti, who was an awesome guide and great on camera! Within minutes of meeting her, I knew I building her in as a cohost on this video. I pummeled her with questions and she had fun jabs back! She's the kind of guide you'd actually like to be friends with!
that Akash BHairav is actually like a warrior version of Lord Shiva. :P gr8 vid!
Great video
U should definetly visit LUMBINI . U r gonna love it . I got the drone video of LUMBINI . Check it out
So awesome, love it
I subscribed.... Really like your videos.😀
Akash bhairaba or a bhairaba is not an evil
It is actually a ferocious appearance of lord shiva.
When going to nepal, no need tourist visa etc? Is it okay to go direct?
I just love how you travel so locally and you do this alone. How did you get so brave to go away from the touristy things? I don't think I could do it.
I love experiencing authentic culture and food and this food tour and guide really helped take me deeper. It was perfect! 😍
we nepalese are so friendly dude ....and we respect other peoples
Great job My Nepali Sis 💕💕 And Thank You So Much Visit Our Country Thank You,
Omg I miss Nepal. The best trip I've taken.
nice video.
I know this is a very late comment but you should visit mustang marvelous sights and in mustang u should visit limbuk which is a holy cave and also the 108 sprinklers which is good luck if u dip through all of the 108 sprinklers, plus it’s a place we’re Hindu and Buddhist come together as a whole there are lots of tourist there and I enjoyed my stay.
good guide....nice clip..
Superb 👌 😊
I am from kathmandu is very nice place I Love you nepal🤗🤗🤗
Hamro morang tira ni hamna
Tara jotko xa 😀
Nice GRRRL ♡♡♡
Hi
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lol cold store didn't seem cold. :-P. love your videos.
If you ever return you have to try momos, catch my family in the cooking show My Grandmothers Ravioli, Meena Mo and the Momos
Try gundpak best in the world and momoz
Hello Nepal...i miss the Man Who always cook nepale food for me, missing u Pratap...
I went on food tour with them in KTM was amazing!!! On the afternoon one
Best Samosa I ever had and now been in India a couple of months 😊
+Louise Segal Yes, they are amazing! I wish all food tours could be as good as this. Did you do the secret places tour?
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa yes we were going through little doorways was fab
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i love u guys...keep doing it buddy
Love from nepal.😗
Come nepal whenever u want.
U r hearlty wlcome by we Nepali😄😄😍😘
Shukriya!!!
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa not sukriya , dhanyabaad ( Nepali word)
U just got a fan lady. Really like the video. Great guide.
Yay welcome! Thanks to my great guide I have a great video. 💋
Hey which camera are you using?
Thxx for visiting Nepal
Very good
Its my 1st time i seen ur vlog so interesting ur from Nagaland rite?
check out our 1st tour video. thank you
Thanks for visiting and tasting Nepalese food. Welcome.
And you're beautiful💜