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Must awaited tournament 🎉🎉

Superb editing ❤waiting to watch it

Melt my heart ❤️😢

A unique beauty of nature🏞️🏔️⛰️

Our local religions don't seem as beautiful or soothing. My hypocrisy is neon,, scribbles the American.

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At 27:33 you state "four months later after the shooting"! What shooting?

I hope these people who were kind enough to house and feed this bunch of hikers and film crew were compensated handsomely for their generosity in allowing this film to be made and the expense on their part in feeding this bunch. It's interesting that the main priority for any group of people is always to first build their "house of worship" around which everything else revolves upon.

Nice Film. Would be more understandeble, if undertitels were shown longer and in more huge letters Sorry.

Documented so well....I wish n pray people and government comes forward to help these people...

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Nice to see - if even halfway through - that there are actually women in the community as well. Watching the first half, I thought "well, no wonder they're dying out, there are no women there". Always remember that women are as an important part of your documentaries as the men are.

Please add English subtitles

What's name of girl She look beautiful

This documentry did a great job in explaining and giving a clear exposer on the life in people are living out there. I personally enjoyed itt very much.😄😄 And a huge thank you for the crew for the great work🖤🖤

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So small the English Translation…Hard to read..

Beautiful documentary. I learned so much from it, I was so surprised that cows could live in so high altitude. 🙏❤

Great video 😊📸📸

Then there was the Yeti

Aren't they similar to Hmong tribe tree?

Wow 🙏💐🌹🥀🙏🙏

Did the visitor group offer any money for eating n lodging? Or any kind of food or material? If not, then its just another no good cheapskates visitors, freeloaders impinging on poor folks living on these rural area.

not too intreting film

Amazing story

I have a crush on the two men at the beginning. Do they practise polygamy? I want them to be my husbands

We(westerners) cannot begin to understand (or criticize) anything about this way of life.

What a fascinating and deeply engrossing documentary! Such a pristine but desolate area; awe inspiring silence of the snow clad mountains. I can not even imagine how it would feel to eat only a porridge made of rice, milk, butter and salt, with no grains and green leaves. No vegetable curries, or fruits and nuts, to accompany their bland, staple food. Their diet is even more sparse and meagre than the austere diet of Jain Digambar monks. And yet these mountain Sherpas look sturdy, healthy, with rosy cheeks. Even the toddler has cherubic, pink cheeks and dark, glistening eyes. Not a single person looked thin, under fed or emaciated, which is quite an accomplishment. That is perhaps so because they are so small in number, unlike the over-populated countries with an abundance of thin, sickly, emaciated, starving children with hollow cheeks that we see in so many documentaries about African and Asian and South Asian countries. Thank you very much for uploading this informative documentary. I enjoyed watching it. Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania

So sad to know that these people are leaving behind their traditions, but quite understandable. Life for them is so hard. Thank you for the educational value of this documentary.

What a wonderful journey. Thank you for bringing us along.

beautiful place.

Jesus Christ The King of Kings loves you

Such incredible people of Nepal ..a very warm welcome to this team...this is the traits I love of Nepalese a people will welcome you with great smile ..thank you for this documentary...in looking forward to visit this country once in my whole life ..jay Nepal...jay Nepalese...I love you so much...the edited was amazing...the sound effect makes me cried a little...the production in total was fantastic...one of the best document I ever seem...Godbless you Himalayas....Godbless your people

This film reminds me of the film of habitants in Peru, South America . Are they ancestors of Mongolian tribe?

The day a race was lost. All while the world was at war with a pandemic... Remember...

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Western civilization consumes way beyond our needs, sometimes less is more. More better for mother nature and our kids future. 😄

You would wonder how they exist at such an altitude they are brilliant race of people

Fantastic 👍🤗 I've just discovered and subscribed to your channel. Keep on doing a great job ☺️🙏

Thank you so much for making this documentary possible to see. It touched me deeply

He obviously dont believe you lol

Namaste. Thankyou for your film. I have very fond memories of Nepal and the Himalayas. It is sad that a way of life is disappearing but it is such a hard life. I wish I could have spoken to the Nepalese people I met. Everyone was so friendly.

Jai Nepal jai desh. Nepal ma gai prati ko maya nice.

Buruknya ada sub yg teruk ...kin anas

U got a new subscriber now...Gud documentary

Actually Sherpa are Tibetan . Not Nepali . There ancestors from Tibet . . Sherpa are Tibetan . 99percent same culture .

Ok so this was good.. but I do not know how this won an award and the French lady that did the docs on women in himalayans and the other one on goat herders in northern India mountains did not recieve some kind of award (sorry names of them I forgot lol).. man hers were Awesome! This was good but hers was so much better... Marion I think her first name.. Sad to see anything come to an end... Im glad someone is giving this lifestyle film so rest of us can enjoy what they do and have done.

Too small to read too fast to follow

Subtitling is very poor. Blurred..