Planning is in progress for '30 Days in Thailand' coming this year - Slightly different format featuring Rich and his 10 year old son Matthew travelling around and seeing what adventures and new experiences can be found there!
So this did not happen! Travelling with a family of 4 when not everyone is on board with making a film was not a good recipe for success. Sorry.... Lesson learned!
I was in Nepal from the end of November to mid December last year (2015) and everything was great. People there have put a lot of work into rebuilding and managing the damages caused by the earthquake in April, 2015. However, there were very few tourists there, hotels, guest houses, resorts, etc. were practically empty, even in touristic places. We were told that it is due to tourists being scared of fuel shortage and other inconveniences caused due to embargo from India. Yes, maybe one couldn't get anything on the menu, but otherwise, with a little bit of effort from travelers side, everything can be arranged. People in Nepal are ready to take in tourists, feed them, accommodate them, guide tours etc., etc. So if you (someone who's watching this video) are thinking to go, but the aftereffect of earthquake or fuel shortage troubles you - fear not. Pack your bag and go on an unforgettable journey to amazing Nepal!
+Ieva Bebre Inconveniences caused due to embargo from India.? Friend, so many Nepalese are coming to India for job. In my housing complex at least 20-25 Nepalese are working as security personnel for last 25 years. Every six months one batch goes home and another comes. When they go home and feel like staying there for more time, they send their relatives. They all stay here happily in our complex, are admired by all for their hard working nature. During their free hours they do some extra work and earn more. We all appreciate that. India, being immediate neighbour, was first to reach help to Nepal. I had never thought you have so much haterade for us.
+Reed Bitwindalynes Your name suggests that you think you can read between the lines but you have failed to recognise that the utmost important thing in anybody's life is his own security. And here we have given it in the hands of Nepalese for last 25 years. So much we trust them and love them. There is no haterade against them in our mind and we treat them as part of our own society. Instead you felt that security is lower grade job?
Yeahh..its all good and all..all the english talks..but since you r talkin in a decent kinda way..i'm jst gona say one thing for ur own sake..mayb it'll do u good...ITS 'HATRED'..not haterade..nd about ur question..since u asked me...NO,i dnt think its a low job...infact i think its one of the most prestigious & respectable jobs out there..safeguarding private & public institutions..infact i said the exact same thing to someone else's post before i replied to ur comment..
+Bhawana if that is fr saying then its ok otherwise we Nepalese too love indians bcuz they made the tastiest pani puri i love them to eat bt they r kinda dirty so i hate them a little
Well !! What if we go to the depth and understand the sorrows caused to the families by the maoists' in Nepal . ua-cam.com/video/VqImh3rUNEw/v-deo.html Check out
Travelling in Nepal is my biggest dream. Hope I'll be able to do it someday... Loved the video, it's absolutely amazing. Thank you guys for sharing this.
ok sure if u real interest to know n learn our nepal language.culture n many more I will teach n help for visit if u want to know more about nepal then u can talk me I give u my cell phone number +9779851053537 and my email id nabinphuyal@gmail.com u can contact me anytime if u want more about me n nepal thank u n god bless u
What an amazing country Nepal I just completed my trekking to Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal. It was the great Adventure during Nepal trek passing through terraced rice fields, rhododendron forests and friendly hospitality. It was all managed by Trekking Company Emerging Nepal Trek. The team did all things for me at good price. :)
Nepal a country where lord buddha was born. Nepal a country where kirati lord mahadev lives. Nepal a country where legendary gurkhas hails from. Nepal a country where 8 of the 10 highest mountains are located. Nepal a country where yak and even yeti are found. Nepal a country where one horn rhino is found. Nepal a country where snow leopard is found. Nepal a country where royal bengal tiger is found. Nepal a country where peace and love prevails.
1993 to Muktinath? We were there in. 2016. There were absolutely no roads whatsoever. I wonder how it was when you went there in the 90s..but, it's an unforgettable experience. That place has amazing vibes. Can't wait to go again
We just got back from Bolivia and are so sad to hear the news about the recent disaster in Nepal. We are very concerned about Ram. We have not been able to contact him, but we heard news from a friend and it does not sound good. Our thoughts are with everyone in Nepal, but especially our close friends and their families.
shangrila628 Hi, I have spoken to Ram last week and the news is not good from him. We are going to put together a small film about this next week so watch out for that. If you email us at info@noroutesfound.com I'll let you know his village.
No Routes Found I have watched this video many times before. This is the first time after quake hit us all here. I cried when I found out about Ram. I know its been a long time after quake but still if there is any thing we can do plz let us know. I am pretty sure relief has already reached by now. My friends are working in those areas. If not just msg me.
I have seen this video countless number of times and I get teared up each time. The sudden storm you all witnessed reminds me of my childhood days in Kathmandu. Nepal is just a special place with the kindest and purest people.
jamal alsughaier haha a lot before i use to live like them but now i have my own house my own car and a good 3 star hotel in kathamndu that also owned by me lol !!
Warm Greeting From Nepal. A great contribution for promotion of Tourism of Nepal. You are heartily welcome in Nepal Thousands of Time. Many many....... Thanks a lot !!!!!!!!
25:29 The guy summed it best gesturing with his open arms: "This is where god lives" I envy that full-of-life spirit of the lads. You are among the lucky ones to get to do what you love. Going on an adventure, making gorgeous video journal out of it. Sounds like pretty much everything I've wanted to do all along. Keep it up.
Love Nepal. I've been there twice now. My wish is to make a third visit to experience the wonder and blissful feeling of being in an enchanted land. Your film was a pure delight and encapsulated all the special moments that make Nepal unique.I visited Pokhara and paraglided for the first time and i'm in my sixties.
I am from Nepal. I went to Annapurna Circuit for a week with my friends back in April 2012. In the beginning, I was a bit hesitant, not because of all the trekking to be done, I just wanted to stay home and do nothing. My friends pushed and there our journey began. We went to Pokhara from Kathmandu and then to Ghandruk and stayed there the first night. Our trek began from the next day. We woke up and went to the roof of the hotel. And we saw the first glimpse of the majestic, dominating, grand, all in its glory, the Annapurna range. It appears so near and so high. The first time I saw it, i had goose bumps and felt so inspired by the beauty of the beasty moutain. From there our trek began. We completed it with in a week. After having been there, what i can say is Trekking, and especially in Nepal, is the highest form of adventure you can ever do. You never forget the moments. It becomes your addiction. The memories remain fresh. The journey reminds you of the incredible experience. It widens your heart and its boundaries. It pushes you to go out and enjoy the priceless things that our mother nature has to offer. If you want to feel something majestical, go trekking, come to Nepal. You will never forget it. It stays till the very end. Can't wait to go the next time. Thanks for the awesome video. Cheers. ;)
I really like your Video. Have been to Nepal twice. I dont know what it is about Nepal... Ist just... some kind of belive in fate. Even if you go on a freaking dangerous Road it is amazing. I love Nepal
I am saving for Nepal trip within 2 years. Would like to do the same. Living in the mountains. Anyone from Nepal who can be a guide please. Love from Philippines ❤️
Such a lovely video about this amazing country. I've lived here for 8 years now and love it more every day. I'm adding this to our list of Nepal Tips and Tricks from Other Channels. Thanks so much for sharing your travels. I love how you are so respectful of the culture. Come back soon!
I so very much love this little documentary. I've never been to Nepal, but I feel like I was there with ya'll! The Roof of the World is a beautiful place, thank you for showing us around. I'd really love to see more traveling adventures from ya'll, I was sad to find that this is all you have on your channel. I'll subscribe so I don't miss out on future adventures, keep on traveling and filming!
Aahh Nepal..for us Indians, Nepal is like our second home. The first foreign country in middle class Indians bucket list is always either Nepal or Bhutan.Its my dream to visit PashuPati Nath ji.. Love from India...
@@rohitbishwash91 You will definitely stay alive and healthy cause Covid is just an ordinary flu. You just have to maintain your immune system with fresh food, enough sleep, one hour basking in the sun, light exercise and fresh air. As you know, you don't need to bring passport, only an ordinary ID.
This made me realize how beautiful my country is. We always look for other countries and dream of going there. It’s like looking for heaven when you are already in one..!!! Thanks and great work guys..!!!
i love how they even enjoying the storm in Nepal.. while we usually stay inside the house to protect ourselves from it Love from Nepal Visit Nepal 2020 AD
I love it!! What a 'piece of work'!!! Whenever I crave something original I call this video up to bring me out of the doldrums!! Nepal looks utterly fantastic!!!! I have coined the expression "Sweating like a badger" !!!! Great Work!!!
That was very enjoyable. Wishing I had gone to Nepal back in the 1970's when I was much younger. Thank you for sharing. Peace. (DH, Oklahoma City, August 13, 2019)
Fuckin hell you guys are damn lucky....Spectacular view, wide range of mountain, beautiful landscape, amazing scenario, culture and rural life...on and on..what an experiences you people had there. The most beautiful moment was that when you people were screaming laughing chanting and having fun in stromy rainfall in Ram's house at 10:30 that was very touchy. I used to do that with my little fellows in my childhood. I really miss that part. Awesome feeling and great video. Hope to see more videos in future. Take care you guys.
Thank you for de beautiful lines u said at the end - "One of the country that stays with u". Ah! i miss my country more after seeing the video..been nearly 4 years!! loved every secs of the whole video - 🇳🇵🇬🇧
I literally just saw this video today. Such wonderful memories you have captured, in just 30 mins you gave us a spectacular feeling for real. Moreover, thank you massively for your concern about the recent devastating happening in Nepal. Your thoughts and kindness is much appreciated. Seems like Nepal has inspired you in some way, and its' good to know. Cheers :)
Hi, guys! Wow, this video was incredible! Thank you for sharing your experience. I can't believe how much adventure you packed into your month. I can't wait to see more from you. Happy new year!
Absolutely amazing piece of work... this is where god lives...yet to explore NEPAL ,the country itself is so beautiful with nature, more than that the lifestyle culture ,tradition and the love of the people makes it more Beautiful.
+Sanjay Kc i too liked the saying ..Nepal is amazing, living here is like living in paradise But i heard about the indian blockade sad BACK OFF# INDIA such a beautiful country is in problem but what makes me wonder is why are the international committee not reporting in indian blockade????
very well made video....its hard to believe its 5 years old......great quality and well made......so many changes now since this film was made.....more roads and more tea houses...this trek has become to popular.....im back over next year to do Manaslu Circuit and the EBC BASE CAMP.....
Guys you made me miss home so bad now....just wow.....it's a shame that i haven't been able to explore my beautiful country until now...but definitely will be doing soon and your video was just inspirational and loved loved loved how you spent your time in Nepal....specially in Jyamrung. And high five for Pokhara, i'am pretty sure you had an amazing time in our lovely city....gosh miss Lakeside.. miss Pokhara.. miss Nepal!
Rojina, it's like 3 years before. I used to think as you doing now. And you know what, am backed to nepal and exploring.Honestly I am satusfied. From pokhara.
So, thanks a lot guys, you are wonderful experience shared with us.Unbelieveable...I am very jealous :)))). J was "here" because searching for information about this beautiful, strange, frightening, brave,...ect country. I want to visit next year reside or whatever it is called, this country a few months.Thanks again.
Thank u guys u documented and showing the world paradise still exist in earth that is my country Nepal.I urge people around the world visit Nepal once; life is one time don't know u get again or not before it ends surrender in beauty of nature of Nepal .
really great video...thanks for taking the time and interest to make, edit and share - I particularly appreciate the excellent sound quality and volume. Best to you guys and your Nepalese friends ...from California !
Brain Freeze Goat? You must have tried sukuti too right? 30 days...and you guys really brought back the memories of the Nepal I used to love....as a Nepalese who lived more than half of my later life in Singapore and Australia, this brings loads of memories and with that...tears...thanks guys, awesome video...
nice journal of the trip from you guys....I feel like heaven is right here in my country, Nepal....we nepalese gotta realize it. enjoyed watching this through
Thank you for visiting my lovely country nepal . It was amazing to see wonderful Himalayas ,nature . Pls do come back for an amazing trip . Love and respect
Amazing video! I spent 12 days here and it wad already a life changing experience so I cant imagine for 30 days. It must have been so inspiring. I love this country and people. I did a video on my channel too if anyone here is interested to hear from a first timer!
Should have been more video of trek than the house you guys stay..thanx guys you haven't mention poor in this Video...Nepal is for true travellers and who loves adventure...and Fuck those who come to Nepal and say they are poor and all shit..look how rich we are actually..the true culture,nature is there for you..and Nepal has much more to offer than Annapurna circuit..you should have put the natural hot water bath..guys we should travel to western side of Nepal but it's really tough and it is totally Virgin you will see more amazing places I can't even explain..thanx for making this Video..good camera work..great work..visit Nepal again..bless you guys.
One thing people don't understand is, if Nepal was poor then people wouldn't visit us. Tell me one genuine richer soul who goes to see the poor. Not you nor I or anyone in that regards. Nepal is rich in its own ways which is why people who acknowledge that fact come to see us. Edit: Moreover, why would you need ratification from foreigners on how rich your mother is?
+I make prank calls to radio programs. Play them on my page. who told u nepal is part of india? actually india is part of africa, actually india is same as nepal and nepal is always an independent country. And fuck u we are separate from India.
+I make prank calls to radio programs. Play them on my page. bullshit ..open n read d history of Nepal beside addressing about Nepal...Nepal was a independent country n will be as long as there is a single drop of blood in we Nepali... not like u guys loosing d battle and ruled by different countries..
thank for your visit and really appreciate what u have shown to us.... even being a Nepalese I didn't go for trekking, hopefully this time I will.... thanks once again...
Great video - So sad that you discovered that Ram's family and home were impacted so bad with the earthquake. I can't imagine knowing someone so long and then this devastation happens.
+Carol Pearce Tough times for so many people. I spoke to Ram last week, he now has a house rebuilt that he can live in with his family and he is happy as well as very grateful for everyone's help.
Hello, Nameste! I am very happy that you visited Nepal . And its an honour to have you here. There are alot of more places to visit in all over Nepal . And i would like you to visit once again sharing your experiences about visiting now vs visiting 6 yrs ago. The most important is i loved the way you edited and narrated the vlog💐. Thank you for visiting here🙏.
Fantastisch .mooi Nepal. 🇳🇵 Het geeft je een goed en warm gevoel Een prachtig mooi land Waar je avontuur kan beleven Met veel armoe waar de mensen heel vriendelijk en dankbaar zijn ! Een plaats om van te dromen !!!! En er zeker nog terug wil komen
Come like this way where you wana stay, warm welcome to Nepal do not pay high to luxury vehicle or hotel, little bit hard on transport, Amazing awesome trip thank you so mch from coming Nepal.
Many thanks from Jaunpur up India for showing us beautiful documentry of Nepal.As a tourist you will get everything here in this small paradise of the world.
Thank you a lot for visiting our beautiful country. You guys did a very nice video and we all Nepalese would definitely like to greet you and express our gratitude towards your team. Great Job! very true and very nice video blog!
. ############# Nepal is blessed with natural beauties as plains, hills, middle and highter snow mountain ranges with ever-flowing rivers.This half an hour documentary on trip to nepal is really enjoyble, and your travelling in such a quick way looks great ! You've connected the crowdy and narrow environment of Kathmandu to some of the lovely rural areas and the himalayan region through this video. Your walking on the windy white snowy paths, to say, is actually cosmic and mystic to be felt in this documentary !!......
Awww man, even your background music reminds me of Nepal, i heard lot of same kinda' music there, sO amaizing place on earth, Can i plz know where did you get that music from ?
Nepal is a natural beautiful but still so many country people they don't know where is Nepal and how is Nepal, so like this presenting and supporting our beautiful country Nepal thanks a lot you & your UA-cam channel,
Not just Nepal, but the all the Himalayan villages in Bhutan, Uttrakhand, Sikkim or Himachal has this aura which invokes that oneness with mother nature. Streams running, birds chirping, lush greenery, mighty mountains and that element of surprise makes it a wonderful place to live.
Could you not find any decent Nepali folk song that you had to settle with an Indian song in the beginning of the video???....Anyway, to people of the world, we love Indian music, it's very popular here, eastern classical as well as Bollywood songs but we have our own music, culture, tradition and many things absolutely exclusive and unique to us and only us. Long live Nepal.
+No Routes Found Not offended. But disappointed. I fear that neglecting small things might give wrong ideas to people. Anyway, thank you for visiting us and enjoying ur holiday with our brethren. Peace V
+No Routes Found ignore his stupid comment! what he doesn't understand is that music is actually a Sanskrit music not Indian. Even if its inidan music it doesn't matter coz music has no boundaries and barriers ! Thank you for showing Nepal beautiful through this amazing video! Hats off!
I am grateful for this wonderful video. And I have my utmost respect for these documentarian brothers. Seriously, I can't thank you enough. However, Sanjog Rai you must understand that you can't play a Chinese music and show Sri Lanka (But music has no language duhh), You can't play a celtic song and show Egypt (But music has no boundaries duhhh), you can't play Salsa and Samba music and show Japan (but music is music, it doesnt matter) and same as everything above you can't play Eastern classical (There are two of them - Hindustani classical, practiced in India, Pakistan as well as Nepal and Karnatak classical, practiced predominantly in South India) and show the hills and mountains of Nepal, hell not even Tarai basin represent that music coz they have their own. It's the matter of "identity through music". Nepali music, or I should say, Nepali folk "Jhyaure" music is absolutely unique to Nepal and Nepalis (Actually it is also sung in Nepali speaking communities/regions of India which were once part of Nepal before Nepal had to sign a treaty to hand them over to British East India Company.) P.S: There's no such thing as Sanskrit music. It is a language not music. Please do some research before you make any more comment brother. Peace V
Well.. if the music goes well with the video than, I don't see any problem with that! Hollywood movies sometimes uses music originated from other countries if the theme is right. So does that mean they are wrong to do so? And FYI there is Sanskrit music. Please do your research! Mantra's and Raga's they are Sanskrit music. and there are loads of other genre which has been adopted from Sanskrit. I was born in a family with musical background so I guess you should be doing some research before making comments. Even if its indian music what difference does it make. Video clearly shows Nepal and they are talking about people of Nepal. If you have so much problem than why do you have an English name here. You should change it to Nepali name brother!
@NoRoutesFound Absolutely enjoyed the raining/thunderstorm scene, I also used to feel giddy while I was there and when it heavily rained. Some moments, you can't describe it with words, can you?
I live in America and i dont have the money at the moment to travel there but it seems like a very special beautiful place. Reminds me of Tibet, i think of amazing monasteries, great people and beautiful views. So much history as well. Love from New York!
Planning is in progress for '30 Days in Thailand' coming this year - Slightly different format featuring Rich and his 10 year old son Matthew travelling around and seeing what adventures and new experiences can be found there!
So this did not happen! Travelling with a family of 4 when not everyone is on board with making a film was not a good recipe for success. Sorry.... Lesson learned!
I just love Nepal.respect from Pakistan
mi tu
hooria mir thank u love frm nepal to Pakistan
hooria mir thanks from Nepal
hooria mir I am Nepali and I hate Pakistan for so many reason I can't even write.. sorry! Y'all gotta stop fight with India!
thanks u
I was in Nepal from the end of November to mid December last year (2015) and everything was great. People there have put a lot of work into rebuilding and managing the damages caused by the earthquake in April, 2015.
However, there were very few tourists there, hotels, guest houses, resorts, etc. were practically empty, even in touristic places. We were told that it is due to tourists being scared of fuel shortage and other inconveniences caused due to embargo from India. Yes, maybe one couldn't get anything on the menu, but otherwise, with a little bit of effort from travelers side, everything can be arranged.
People in Nepal are ready to take in tourists, feed them, accommodate them, guide tours etc., etc. So if you (someone who's watching this video) are thinking to go, but the aftereffect of earthquake or fuel shortage troubles you - fear not. Pack your bag and go on an unforgettable journey to amazing Nepal!
+Ieva Bebre Inconveniences caused due to embargo from India.? Friend, so many Nepalese are coming to India for job. In my housing complex at least 20-25 Nepalese are working as security personnel for last 25 years. Every six months one batch goes home and another comes. When they go home and feel like staying there for more time, they send their relatives. They all stay here happily in our complex, are admired by all for their hard working nature. During their free hours they do some extra work and earn more. We all appreciate that. India, being immediate neighbour, was first to reach help to Nepal. I had never thought you have so much haterade for us.
+Reed Bitwindalynes Your name suggests that you think you can read between the lines but you have failed to recognise that the utmost important thing in anybody's life is his own security. And here we have given it in the hands of Nepalese for last 25 years. So much we trust them and love them. There is no haterade against them in our mind and we treat them as part of our own society. Instead you felt that security is lower grade job?
Yeahh..its all good and all..all the english talks..but since you r talkin in a decent kinda way..i'm jst gona say one thing for ur own sake..mayb it'll do u good...ITS 'HATRED'..not haterade..nd about ur question..since u asked me...NO,i dnt think its a low job...infact i think its one of the most prestigious & respectable jobs out there..safeguarding private & public institutions..infact i said the exact same thing to someone else's post before i replied to ur comment..
thanks for visit to Nepal...you are wellcome again to visit ...please dont forget to visit the highest peak in the world mount everest....
+Bhawana if that is fr saying then its ok otherwise we Nepalese too love indians bcuz they made the tastiest pani puri i love them to eat bt they r kinda dirty so i hate them a little
Nepal's people's are great and Nepal is beautiful...
lot of love from Pakistan
ghulam Murtaza thanks Brother
Lots of love to Pakistan from Nepal
thank u so much for ur great words
अभिवादन सबै प्रकृति र संस्कृति प्रेमिकाहरूलाई।
We also love you vaijaan .. loves from Nepal
Heaven is myth, Nepal is real.
Poor but Proud to be a NEPALI.
Rudhan Ghimire well said my friend.
Well !! What if we go to the depth and understand the sorrows caused to the families by the maoists' in Nepal . ua-cam.com/video/VqImh3rUNEw/v-deo.html Check out
Rudhan Ghimire we arnt poor. we are just unmanaged.....
Erika Humagain yap u r right
Erika Humagain yap u r right
Travelling in Nepal is my biggest dream. Hope I'll be able to do it someday... Loved the video, it's absolutely amazing. Thank you guys for sharing this.
+Camille Vasseur You actually should, it's cheap and good! :D
Just need time, money, and overcoming the fear of travelling alone :D !
Camille Vasseur Good Luck! :D
Nabin Phuyal I would surely love to learn the language & culture of Nepal :D !
ok sure if u real interest to know n learn our nepal language.culture n many more I will teach n help for visit if u want to know more about nepal then u can talk me I give u my cell phone number +9779851053537 and my email id nabinphuyal@gmail.com u can contact me anytime if u want more about me n nepal thank u n god bless u
What an amazing country Nepal I just completed my trekking to Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal. It was the great Adventure during Nepal trek passing through terraced rice fields, rhododendron forests and friendly hospitality. It was all managed by Trekking Company Emerging Nepal Trek. The team did all things for me at good price. :)
In which month did ya visited ???
I am really crying because i was born there but i live in Norway so it makes me miss Nepal more,Great video💖
Elisabeth Hanssen so swt😊
same
Well com nepal
Won,t u come to nepal?
Elisabeth Hanssen oh! Really...plz visit our country as soon as possible
Nepal a country where lord buddha was born.
Nepal a country where kirati lord mahadev lives.
Nepal a country where legendary gurkhas hails from.
Nepal a country where 8 of the 10 highest mountains are located.
Nepal a country where yak and even yeti are found.
Nepal a country where one horn rhino is found.
Nepal a country where snow leopard is found.
Nepal a country where royal bengal tiger is found.
Nepal a country where peace and love prevails.
sahi ho
Badi bhayo badi bhayo ja tahi Buddha buddha
i hate mahadev
+Palesakipu Nhyepala why?
BUDDHAMAHADEV .....Love you Bro From India
I'm an Africa brother and so far have been loving everything in Nepal omg
j boy thank you dude
Thanks for taking me back to Muktinath. I was there in 1993 as a 21 year old with much younger knees.
Ross Brandli and I was just born 🇳🇵🇳🇵😉
Woooooooooo in 1993? Do you have a picture of that time brother?
@@Anttu94 yup
1993 to Muktinath? We were there in. 2016. There were absolutely no roads whatsoever. I wonder how it was when you went there in the 90s..but, it's an unforgettable experience. That place has amazing vibes. Can't wait to go again
Loved Nepal and the people. Il be going back Oct 2019 during the Festival of Lights.
Cooool! i hope you enjoy your trip to Nepal
I'm 12 yers old and I'm lucky our school took us there for 45 days
Which school r u in :)??
+Vikas Kovvuri me I study in Lincoln kathmandu
Wow that's a very long trip
@@plascorpgt6948 rich boy
We just got back from Bolivia and are so sad to hear the news about the recent disaster in Nepal.
We are very concerned about Ram. We have not been able to contact him, but we heard news from a friend and it does not sound good.
Our thoughts are with everyone in Nepal, but especially our close friends and their families.
No Routes Found What village was Ram from, could you please specify?
shangrila628 Hi, I have spoken to Ram last week and the news is not good from him. We are going to put together a small film about this next week so watch out for that.
If you email us at info@noroutesfound.com I'll let you know his village.
No Routes Found I have watched this video many times before. This is the first time after quake hit us all here. I cried when I found out about Ram. I know its been a long time after quake but still if there is any thing we can do plz let us know. I am pretty sure relief has already reached by now. My friends are working in those areas. If not just msg me.
+No Routes Found Most of the things you showed up in the video about Kathmandu no longer exist. :(
+Ayush Pandey it all got leveled?
I have seen this video countless number of times and I get teared up each time. The sudden storm you all witnessed reminds me of my childhood days in Kathmandu. Nepal is just a special place with the kindest and purest people.
tomorrow i fly from the Netherlands to Nepal/ Kathmandu
andredr88 how was your trip? I'm going this summer
Gigabytez 123 go to rara lake
Potato Eater yeah i just returned from Rara Lake ....the weather is bizzard...heavy rain
One word... Great!
Ik vlieg morgen ook naar Kathmandu
I have been to Nepal in 1980 I like the country and the people
not much have been changed since
jamal alsughaier haha a lot before i use to live like them but now i have my own house my own car and a good 3 star hotel in kathamndu that also owned by me lol !!
you must be lucky and hardworking
jamal alsughaier Little Knowledge Is Dangerous Babe😙😐
@@jamalalsughaier6032 lot of things have changed...
Warm Greeting From Nepal. A great contribution for promotion of Tourism of Nepal. You are heartily welcome in Nepal Thousands of Time. Many many....... Thanks a lot !!!!!!!!
Speedy Travels And Tours I went to Nepal years ago - it was great - I want to go back and live in Pokhara for a few months :))
Hey, Hindus, Jains and Buddhists. Check out my channel. You will like it, I think
what a natural beauty,culture and friendly people, simple life, much more too, just one need having eyes and heart,no impressions in world. great,
25:29 The guy summed it best gesturing with his open arms:
"This is where god lives"
I envy that full-of-life spirit of the lads. You are among the lucky ones to get to do what you love. Going on an adventure, making gorgeous video journal out of it. Sounds like pretty much everything I've wanted to do all along. Keep it up.
Love Nepal. I've been there twice now. My wish is to make a third visit to experience the wonder and blissful feeling of being in an enchanted land. Your film was a pure delight and encapsulated all the special moments that make Nepal unique.I visited Pokhara and paraglided for the first time and i'm in my sixties.
I am from Nepal. I went to Annapurna Circuit for a week with my friends back in April 2012. In the beginning, I was a bit hesitant, not because of all the trekking to be done, I just wanted to stay home and do nothing. My friends pushed and there our journey began. We went to Pokhara from Kathmandu and then to Ghandruk and stayed there the first night. Our trek began from the next day. We woke up and went to the roof of the hotel. And we saw the first glimpse of the majestic, dominating, grand, all in its glory, the Annapurna range. It appears so near and so high. The first time I saw it, i had goose bumps and felt so inspired by the beauty of the beasty moutain. From there our trek began. We completed it with in a week.
After having been there, what i can say is Trekking, and especially in Nepal, is the highest form of adventure you can ever do. You never forget the moments. It becomes your addiction. The memories remain fresh. The journey reminds you of the incredible experience. It widens your heart and its boundaries. It pushes you to go out and enjoy the priceless things that our mother nature has to offer. If you want to feel something majestical, go trekking, come to Nepal. You will never forget it. It stays till the very end. Can't wait to go the next time.
Thanks for the awesome video. Cheers. ;)
I really like your Video. Have been to Nepal twice. I dont know what it is about Nepal... Ist just... some kind of belive in fate. Even if you go on a freaking dangerous Road it is amazing. I love Nepal
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Awesome video! Nepal is amazing. I hope that I can go back there one day to see the beautiful country and meet all the friendly people.
True Nepal people are very kind, l saw that at 2019...
I am saving for Nepal trip within 2 years. Would like to do the same. Living in the mountains. Anyone from Nepal who can be a guide please. Love from Philippines ❤️
yes y not
Contact me
Can't be your guide but will surely take out some time to show you my city if you happens to visit here. :)
My brother has treeking office
Contact .. i will provide free food and free living service
He is so right about travelling to nepal because of the people. I went there last year and the people there are actually so nice!! :)
Such a lovely video about this amazing country. I've lived here for 8 years now and love it more every day. I'm adding this to our list of Nepal Tips and Tricks from Other Channels. Thanks so much for sharing your travels. I love how you are so respectful of the culture. Come back soon!
I so very much love this little documentary. I've never been to Nepal, but I feel like I was there with ya'll! The Roof of the World is a beautiful place, thank you for showing us around. I'd really love to see more traveling adventures from ya'll, I was sad to find that this is all you have on your channel. I'll subscribe so I don't miss out on future adventures, keep on traveling and filming!
Aahh Nepal..for us Indians, Nepal is like our second home. The first foreign country in middle class Indians bucket list is always either Nepal or Bhutan.Its my dream to visit PashuPati Nath ji.. Love from India...
Glad to hear it. Hope you will make it to Nepal soon after the Covid situation is over
@@sudarshanrajbhandari391 yes man will definitely visit if luck keeps me alive..
@@rohitbishwash91 You will definitely stay alive and healthy cause Covid is just an ordinary flu. You just have to maintain your immune system with fresh food, enough sleep, one hour basking in the sun, light exercise and fresh air. As you know, you don't need to bring passport, only an ordinary ID.
This is why I love my country. Proud to be Nepali. :)
This made me realize how beautiful my country is. We always look for other countries and dream of going there. It’s like looking for heaven when you are already in one..!!! Thanks and great work guys..!!!
"Sweating like a Badger" That is hilarious!! I have this video in my " Favorites"!! And I never get tired of watching it!!!
i love how they even enjoying the storm in Nepal.. while we usually stay inside the house to protect ourselves from it
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I love it!! What a 'piece of work'!!! Whenever I crave something original I call this video up to bring me out of the doldrums!! Nepal looks utterly fantastic!!!! I have coined the expression "Sweating like a badger" !!!! Great Work!!!
That was very enjoyable. Wishing I had gone to Nepal back in the 1970's when I was much younger. Thank you for sharing. Peace. (DH, Oklahoma City, August 13, 2019)
Fuckin hell you guys are damn lucky....Spectacular view, wide range of mountain, beautiful landscape, amazing scenario, culture and rural life...on and on..what an experiences you people had there. The most beautiful moment was that when you people were screaming laughing chanting and having fun in stromy rainfall in Ram's house at 10:30 that was very touchy. I used to do that with my little fellows in my childhood. I really miss that part. Awesome feeling and great video. Hope to see more videos in future. Take care you guys.
Dogapart Thanks for the great comments. :)
Thank you for de beautiful lines u said at the end - "One of the country that stays with u". Ah! i miss my country more after seeing the video..been nearly 4 years!! loved every secs of the whole video - 🇳🇵🇬🇧
This video brought me straight back to Nepal. Beautifully shot guys. I loved it.
Amanda C Glad you enjoyed it Amanda!
Amanda Chiarappa i
Still more place to visit this is 1/3 part of nepal . Once not enough to visit, you are always welcome 🙏 🇳🇵
I, for one, enjoyed the goat. It's good to remind people where meat comes from. That is the real Nepal and part of the experience. Great Video!
The Wanderers lol that sarcasm
I'm from Cambodia 🇰🇭 i like Nepal
Swadicup.
I literally just saw this video today. Such wonderful memories you have captured, in just 30 mins you gave us a spectacular feeling for real.
Moreover, thank you massively for your concern about the recent devastating happening in Nepal. Your thoughts and kindness is much appreciated. Seems like Nepal has inspired you in some way, and its' good to know.
Cheers :)
Hi, guys! Wow, this video was incredible! Thank you for sharing your experience. I can't believe how much adventure you packed into your month. I can't wait to see more from you. Happy new year!
Absolutely amazing piece of work... this is where god lives...yet to explore
NEPAL ,the country itself is so beautiful with nature, more than that the lifestyle
culture ,tradition and the love of the people makes it more Beautiful.
+Sanjay Kc superb..Everyone should surely Visit NEPAL once in their life...well said Sanjay
+Sanjay Kc i too liked the saying ..Nepal is amazing, living here is like living in paradise But i heard about the indian blockade sad BACK OFF# INDIA such a beautiful country is in problem but what makes me wonder is why are the international committee not reporting in indian blockade????
very well made video....its hard to believe its 5 years old......great quality and well made......so many changes now since this film was made.....more roads and more tea houses...this trek has become to popular.....im back over next year to do Manaslu Circuit and the EBC BASE CAMP.....
Guys you made me miss home so bad now....just wow.....it's a shame that i haven't been able to explore my beautiful country until now...but definitely will be doing soon and your video was just inspirational and loved loved loved how you spent your time in Nepal....specially in Jyamrung. And high five for Pokhara, i'am pretty sure you had an amazing time in our lovely city....gosh miss Lakeside.. miss Pokhara.. miss Nepal!
ohh our golden places,especially hometown pokhara
Rojina Gurung hi you have the same last name as me XD and yeah Nepal is nice
Rojina, it's like 3 years before. I used to think as you doing now. And you know what, am backed to nepal and exploring.Honestly I am satusfied. From pokhara.
Love it. Thank you for sharing Nepal beauty with the rest of the world. Namaste.
So, thanks a lot guys, you are wonderful experience shared with us.Unbelieveable...I am very jealous :)))). J was "here" because searching for information about this beautiful, strange, frightening, brave,...ect country. I want to visit next year reside or whatever it is called, this country a few months.Thanks again.
Thank u guys u documented and showing the world paradise still exist in earth that is my country Nepal.I urge people around the world visit Nepal once; life is one time don't know u get again or not before it ends surrender in beauty of nature of Nepal .
God bless all souls lost in yesterdays earthquake there......
really great video...thanks for taking the time and interest to make, edit and share - I particularly appreciate the excellent sound quality and volume. Best to you guys and your Nepalese friends ...from California !
This is where the god lives man ...
Rex That's what the man says!
Rex i love you
R.I.P Goat. (P.S (2 years later XD) I’m Nepalese but now I live in England so yeah)
XxKawaiiLoveNaturexX yep, I feel scary to see that scene
is this suppose to be an achievement?
I stopped the vid there .... I cannot watch animal slaughter ...... 😢
But you guys eat them ?? What's the difference...
bloody hell -that intro is totally epic...the fire lightening up to 8 sec...
The Himalayas are really spectacular...
this movie brings back my memories...the same way i had headed to Thorangla...
thanks for such a good memories...
Travelling the whole Nepal is my biggest dream. Hope I'll be able to do it someday... while I'm also living in Nepal.
Except for that goat part, i enjoyed every bit of this adventure.
Pretty Amazing !
Thanks Brain Freeze, we tried to keep the goat scene as tasteful as possible whilst still sharing the reality of everything we experienced.
all right, could you add some more videos of this adventure.
Brain Freeze Maybe in the future
Brain Freeze Goat? You must have tried sukuti too right? 30 days...and you guys really brought back the memories of the Nepal I used to love....as a Nepalese who lived more than half of my later life in Singapore and Australia, this brings loads of memories and with that...tears...thanks guys, awesome video...
I also true :)
nice journal of the trip from you guys....I feel like heaven is right here in my country, Nepal....we nepalese gotta realize it.
enjoyed watching this through
Thank you for visiting my lovely country nepal . It was amazing to see wonderful Himalayas ,nature . Pls do come back for an amazing trip .
Love and respect
You guys are amazing. True lover of Nature. Cheers mate.
Thanks Arjun, Nepal is one of the greatest countries in the world.
Amazing video! I spent 12 days here and it wad already a life changing experience so I cant imagine for 30 days. It must have been so inspiring. I love this country and people. I did a video on my channel too if anyone here is interested to hear from a first timer!
Should have been more video of trek than the house you guys stay..thanx guys you haven't mention poor in this Video...Nepal is for true travellers and who loves adventure...and Fuck those who come to Nepal and say they are poor and all shit..look how rich we are actually..the true culture,nature is there for you..and Nepal has much more to offer than Annapurna circuit..you should have put the natural hot water bath..guys we should travel to western side of Nepal but it's really tough and it is totally Virgin you will see more amazing places I can't even explain..thanx for making this Video..good camera work..great work..visit Nepal again..bless you guys.
Thanks for the comment there ishup, we agree with you that Nepal is a rich country. There is no doubt that we will be
One thing people don't understand is, if Nepal was poor then people wouldn't visit us. Tell me one genuine richer soul who goes to see the poor. Not you nor I or anyone in that regards.
Nepal is rich in its own ways which is why people who acknowledge that fact come to see us.
Edit:
Moreover, why would you need ratification from foreigners on how rich your mother is?
***** Man get it Nepal has always been an independent country. Its not a part of india. Nepalese dont like being called a part of india
+I make prank calls to radio programs. Play them on my page. who told u nepal is part of india? actually india is part of africa, actually india is same as nepal and nepal is always an independent country. And fuck u we are separate from India.
+I make prank calls to radio programs. Play them on my page. bullshit ..open n read d history of Nepal beside addressing about Nepal...Nepal was a independent country n will be as long as there is a single drop of blood in we Nepali... not like u guys loosing d battle and ruled by different countries..
thank for your visit and really appreciate what u have shown to us.... even being a Nepalese I didn't go for trekking, hopefully this time I will.... thanks once again...
BEAUTIFUL!! I REALLY MISS NEPAL! THIS WAS AMAZING TO WATCH!
THANK YOU! :D
Great video - So sad that you discovered that Ram's family and home were impacted so bad with the earthquake. I can't imagine knowing someone so long and then this devastation happens.
+Carol Pearce Tough times for so many people.
I spoke to Ram last week, he now has a house rebuilt that he can live in with his family and he is happy as well as very grateful for everyone's help.
Nice Video! tks for sharing one of the my favorite countries..
thank u am from Nepal...
Hello, Nameste!
I am very happy that you visited Nepal . And its an honour to have you here. There are alot of more places to visit in all over Nepal . And i would like you to visit once again sharing your experiences about visiting now vs visiting 6 yrs ago. The most important is i loved the way you edited and narrated the vlog💐.
Thank you for visiting here🙏.
Amazing. I've been there for 5 years now. Thank you guys for you amazing video. Cheers
Fantastisch .mooi Nepal. 🇳🇵
Het geeft je een goed en warm gevoel
Een prachtig mooi land Waar je avontuur kan beleven
Met veel armoe waar de mensen heel vriendelijk en dankbaar zijn !
Een plaats om van te dromen !!!!
En er zeker nog terug wil komen
I made it nepal after watching this video..thanks
Come like this way where you wana stay, warm welcome to Nepal do not pay high to luxury vehicle or hotel, little bit hard on transport,
Amazing awesome trip thank you so mch from coming Nepal.
This is AMAZING guys! Well done :)
Many thanks from Jaunpur up India for showing us beautiful documentry of Nepal.As a tourist you will get everything here in this small paradise of the world.
Thank you a lot for visiting our beautiful country. You guys did a very nice video and we all Nepalese would definitely like to greet you and express our gratitude towards your team. Great Job! very true and very nice video blog!
Thank you Vivek! We will be back. :)
No Routes Found you are always welcome with warmth and lots of love. namaste
Nepal is small but it is itself world.Nepal is far but magic of attraction inside the farness...wow nepal💙💚💛💜💓💔💕
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############# Nepal is blessed with natural beauties as plains, hills, middle and highter snow mountain ranges with ever-flowing rivers.This half an hour documentary on trip to nepal is really enjoyble, and your travelling in such a quick way looks great !
You've connected the crowdy and narrow environment of Kathmandu to some of the lovely rural areas and the himalayan region through this video.
Your walking on the windy white snowy paths, to say, is actually cosmic and mystic to be felt in this documentary !!......
Awww man, even your background music reminds me of Nepal, i heard lot of same kinda' music there, sO amaizing place on earth,
Can i plz know where did you get that music from ?
All the music used is listed in the credits at the end :)
Excellent documentry !
daintellekt Thanks!
No Routes Found
Incredible video
ThanksforVisitingNepal❤️
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵
I want to move to Nepal and open a Lodge.
Alba Productions can I get a job in your lodge??
I can cook really good food
Wow good thought.
If u need anu helps from me, just tell me I will try to help u whatever I can...
did u start your lodge ?
ash No not yet still saving another year should top it off
I love to read all these heart warming comments guys for my country ...and special thanks to the visitors .
realy nepal have a very amazing place in this big and beautiful world................................
Yeah beauty, but their people so noob and low mentality
Try To Smile but people behave so stupid
oh yeah you stupid punk! its a third world country and yet so safe and cool ..you fool
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Thanks for beautiful video about my country 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Welcome to Nepal 🇳🇵
i love everyone's energy in this. so beautiful. can't wait to experience this for myself :)
Nepal is a natural beautiful but still so many country people they don't know where is Nepal and how is Nepal, so like this presenting and supporting our beautiful country Nepal thanks a lot you & your UA-cam channel,
Thunderstorm, That seen Was really
Amazing ...Nepal its No need to explain anything...
Thank you for taking us along with you! The T-shirt guy has amazing cold conditioning.
Nepal is a heaven!❤️🇳🇵
It took me 8 years to find this video . A place you stayed in jyamrung is just about 10 minutes from my hotel . Unbelievable
Just subscribed onto your channel.. Because you did a video on Nepal.. Dhanyabaad
Not just Nepal, but the all the Himalayan villages in Bhutan, Uttrakhand, Sikkim or Himachal has this aura which invokes that oneness with mother nature. Streams running, birds chirping, lush greenery, mighty mountains and that element of surprise makes it a wonderful place to live.
Could you not find any decent Nepali folk song that you had to settle with an Indian song in the beginning of the video???....Anyway, to people of the world, we love Indian music, it's very popular here, eastern classical as well as Bollywood songs but we have our own music, culture, tradition and many things absolutely exclusive and unique to us and only us. Long live Nepal.
+Bruce Halford It was more about finding music with the correct usage license, sorry if you are offended by our choice of tunes.
+No Routes Found Not offended. But disappointed. I fear that neglecting small things might give wrong ideas to people. Anyway, thank you for visiting us and enjoying ur holiday with our brethren. Peace V
+No Routes Found ignore his stupid comment! what he doesn't understand is that music is actually a Sanskrit music not Indian. Even if its inidan music it doesn't matter coz music has no boundaries and barriers ! Thank you for showing Nepal beautiful through this amazing video! Hats off!
I am grateful for this wonderful video. And I have my utmost respect for these documentarian brothers. Seriously, I can't thank you enough.
However, Sanjog Rai you must understand that you can't play a Chinese music and show Sri Lanka (But music has no language duhh), You can't play a celtic song and show Egypt (But music has no boundaries duhhh), you can't play Salsa and Samba music and show Japan (but music is music, it doesnt matter) and same as everything above you can't play Eastern classical (There are two of them - Hindustani classical, practiced in India, Pakistan as well as Nepal and Karnatak classical, practiced predominantly in South India) and show the hills and mountains of Nepal, hell not even Tarai basin represent that music coz they have their own. It's the matter of "identity through music". Nepali music, or I should say, Nepali folk "Jhyaure" music is absolutely unique to Nepal and Nepalis (Actually it is also sung in Nepali speaking communities/regions of India which were once part of Nepal before Nepal had to sign a treaty to hand them over to British East India Company.)
P.S: There's no such thing as Sanskrit music. It is a language not music. Please do some research before you make any more comment brother. Peace V
Well.. if the music goes well with the video than, I don't see any problem with that! Hollywood movies sometimes uses music originated from other countries if the theme is right. So does that mean they are wrong to do so? And FYI there is Sanskrit music. Please do your research! Mantra's and Raga's they are Sanskrit music. and there are loads of other genre which has been adopted from Sanskrit. I was born in a family with musical background so I guess you should be doing some research before making comments. Even if its indian music what difference does it make. Video clearly shows Nepal and they are talking about people of Nepal. If you have so much problem than why do you have an English name here. You should change it to Nepali name brother!
Thank you for this guys! Like idk you guys truly showed the beauty of my country 🙏🏻
Amazing work lads. Haven't been back in my country in years.
thanks a lot for updating to Nepal as well as publishing to the world.
@NoRoutesFound Absolutely enjoyed the raining/thunderstorm scene, I also used to feel giddy while I was there and when it heavily rained. Some moments, you can't describe it with words, can you?
+RR621801 That was a crazy hail storm, never seen anything like that come in so fast!
I live in America and i dont have the money at the moment to travel there but it seems like a very special beautiful place. Reminds me of Tibet, i think of amazing monasteries, great people and beautiful views. So much history as well. Love from New York!
Thats where god lives fellas!!! Cheers
I love this video so amazing guys
And thank you so much for showing my village