Good video ❤❤

All,, peopless,, HELP PALESTIN GAZA,,,, DONATE PLEASE,,, OK',,, lagi

She good in english, the local girl. Bless Malaysia ❤

Quality video mate, long way from blind children UK, Leeds!

Good motor ya is yamaha y15zr v1😆👍 And good video trip road yeah❤😘🥰 Malaysia is mistery history 1000years old country😅many culture man👍

You a Manc you lass ?

Favourite place ❤❤❤ friend I'm from Nepal ❤❤❤

Very nice. On my list for 2025

Street art Johor kenapa penuh sampah tu.

Hi ! did you get control by police during your days in langkawi for license ? Thanks ❤

this is nice

I went there in 1982. It was under renovation at that time… Mostly Filipino’s are doing the renovations… It’s really beautiful!!!

When i go to Nepal,i will follow the complete route you choosed

Cant wait for new episode,im addicted 🇳🇵

that so-called monk scammed you...

It's always ok to simply say "no" pleasantly and walk on. It's not uncommon to be invited for tea or a meal with no expectation of payment. Most SriLankans are gracious and hospitable. Most worker-level SriLankans don't understand/speak English well enough to really communicate in English. I have found the tuk tuk drivers to be especially helpful and honest.

Tioman island is not for tourist... Alot of my friend who live there do not like many people come there

Thanks for your video. It’s my country

I did a chicken noodle soup 🍜 one, without realizing it’s a thing lol. I hadn’t had any in awhile so I just kept making a sept one an get a bigger pot an just top it off with the new soup 🍜

Best travel vlog so far... Thanks both!

Guys, the word daging means meat. If beef, we say daging lembu here.

Fantastic to see a Trang video my wife's home province! Trang the city of happiness! It's a very hot place! Heading there next week

Wow. What a beautiful video. I hope u enjoyed the journey the same way I enjoyed the video

Epic! One of my favorites of your videos!

MANYOFTHES ARTWKSREPRESENTOLD THINGS PPLEIN EVEN IN SNGAPOREUSED TO DOLIKKIDSPUSHING BICYCLE RIMS

I love your videos, is it really necessary to have DTP, Hapatitis vaccination before going there?

Fantastic vlogs! Loving them! ❤

Absolutely great 👍🏻 but don't go to Indonesia/indian island because of thieves and many crimes

That monk is not malaysian . Scammer monk real monk won't ask for money.

Thank you for coming to Malaysia, I hope you are happy here

I like this new Adventure you guys are taking. Its a good change.

I think you did better than any of our Tourism entity. No need staging. Pure emotion. Nice editing

@19:05 Along with altitude, people get sick with cold( both literal cold and a viral flu) and the toll on the body. Sunny sweaty days turn into chilly freezing afternoon and with that sweat and blowing wind, you don't even realise it. The locals therefore wear T-shirts and puffer down jackets. Open the jacket swiftly during the day, put them on with zip open during walks, by evening completely zip with caps on.

Told you. This is the "posh" (haha) part of trekking route. Well kept. The jiri route is the forgotten one, abandoned by trekkers and then the locals followed due to lack of livelihood.

How many days did you need ?

Aiyoh!🙂 I can't believe that I have watched through this whole video. Well done guys, okokok! 😛

another great episode. you pretty much do-it-yourself, considering the large numbers of trekking companies in Nepal. the most posh I know is Elite Exped, belongs to Nimsdai. he's super famous around the world.

These videos are totally amazing 👍🙂👍- thank you for sharing 🙏

Tq for talking about the racist country apartheid ..Israel screw palestians..Malaysia screw non Muslims screw ur video..tq

hello please stay at pangboche!

Welcome to Nepal 🎉🎉 enjoy your beautiful time.

10:01 they are not locals. I think they're Filipino immigrants because the boy asking for a money. We locals don't do that.

Love you guys videos.. seeing different countries and there culture awesome guys... the view on the mountain beautiful 😍

amazing sharing, really enjoying basecamp

Welcome to Malaysia😊

What’s with the guy on 36:00 😅 cringe

Welcome back to Nepal. Welcome to the Everest Region. Probably the best & advanced trekking experience in Nepal. As you climb, Jokpe(as you say Donkey 🐴) are also bringing your amenities carrying on to those heights. After Namche Bazar, these Jokpe stops & from there, Yaks are used as carrier. They are strong enough onto those heights/altitude. Your presentation is very good. Your voice is comforting our ears. Thank you ❤so much 🙏. Enjoy your special & spectacular 💕🌹 Trek.

Thank you for visiting Nepal ❤

All routes there are ancient. Remember that the 1953 Hunt expedition to Everest hiked all the way from Bhaktabur in Kathmandu Valley, not form Jiri...

Collected comments: there are about 50000 trekkers (going up and down) above Lukla, from Jiri maybe 1000 per year going mostly only up. So the trailsides are vastly more developed beyond Lukla with lodges at every corner. Traditional village life, yak raising and farming, is a different matter altogether, and you do not see that part of the culture waking the main trail and not visiting the outlying villages. What comes to cavaders you saw, yes people die also up there. Most likely they are not tourists, very few die up there actually, and those who do happens from their own stupidity (ascending too fast) or simply old age or other natural causes. This does not make hiking up there any more heroic. Phakding: perfectly possible to hike much further up, even to Namche from the plane to Lukla. We arrived Lukla 10 am, had breakfast, lunch at Phakding, arrived Namche quarter past 4 pm... 5:47 Nepal was totally closed until 1949, first Everest attempts were done from the south in 1951, not 100 years ago. 9:46 not donkeys, mules. Did you miss the rest stop on the climb to Namche where you can see Everest the first time? Clear weather and all. There is a shack selling refreshments. EBC most popular trek? Khumbu gets about 50000 visitors per annum, but ACAP area (Annapurna) gets about 120000. I would think Annapurna Sanctuary gets more visitors than Khumbu. Background: I have been there 5 times since 1985, about 5 months total. High passes, obscure trails..