Wow amazing!! 😍🥺 Last time I went in Chile I couldn't go to Patagonia, its in my list for a long while as well... I'm planning it! I saw some tents, did you camp there? I would be very grateful if you could share some tips and maybe some camping contact that I could contact and plan my dream trip too, tks. 😍🙏🏻

When did you go? My buddies and I plan on going in March. Not sure yet what the weathers like then. Awesome video

Thank you I’m doing this trip in 2025 - would love to see a recommended packing list / trip summary. But I loved your series

She's so cute. I'd go on the trail with her 😊!!!

I would have starved on this trek Did u pack some extra food?

Wow what a great journey. Epic views and vlogging.👏. I feel bad your guide wasn’t there for the birth of his son though. Safe journey home and happy trails.🤟🏻🥾🏔

Love this KZbin channel❤

Have a Happy New Year! 🥂

What a fantastic hike. I doubt I'll ever get there but I'm kind of hoping you'll do a how to type video on this hike.

I'm 0.01 seconds into this episode and my jaw is already on the ground. Amazing!!! Thanks for taking us along on your epic journey! 🥰

What a marvelous trek, thank you for sharing with us!

Fabulous presentation and insight. Very much appreciated.

What size is that?

Just found this video. It is so helpful. Thank you so much. Also, your hair is gorgeous

I’ve been around the Wonderland twice. Once in 2002 and again in 2007. I plan to go one more time with my grandson before I get too old (70 next month). It’s actually 93 miles around the mountain with average daily elevation change of 2700 feet (up and down). Highest point is 6800 feet. Most people plan 9-12 days to comfortably do the whole loop, although I have a good friend who did it in 3 days, carrying just a day pack. He had food drops prepared for him on days 1 and 2. It’s one of the most beautiful and rewarding trails I’ve hiked over the years.

Watching on Boxing Day. Amazing. Nepal really does look beautiful. Happy trails.🤘🏻🥾⛰️

This is a heartfelt thank from a Taiwanese. Your video have been incredibly helpful to me❤

Merry Christmas 🎄

Nice video. Merry Christmas. Good Luck, Rick

Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family. Those mountains are absolutely beautiful. I wonder if they plant so many marigolds just for the color or maybe also because not much eats them. Maybe not even goats or mules.

What a fantastic trip! Love the goat :) 🐐

Hello Audrey. I hope you and all your loved ones ed ones have a Merry Christmas. I enjoyed your Nepal trip. Looks amazing.

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

Thank you. Good video.

Awesome! (well... except for the yak muffins) Thanks as always for taking us along. It's amazing to see you at 14,500' and the mountains are still towering above. Unreal and beautiful!

Maybe the slower pace is what you intentionally need to do for altitude hikes. Really thought this hike was beautiful and witnessing the culture was intriguing. I would love to know and understand more.

wow....fast time on very challenging trail...you make it look easier then really is

Great videio. So Jealous, Just Sayin'

Beautiful mountain pass. I was confident you would do ok on the high pass. Congratulations! What do they do if one member of a group has to turn around? FYI my cell phone died, and I won't have any service till after New Years. I hope i haven't lost all my contact info.

Interesting thoughts on pacing. One of the main reasons for having a slow pace above 12,000 ft. is acclimatization. Guides don't want guests to go into "oxygen deficit". It can push the body into the signs/symptoms of HAPE and HACE. Or even worse! I have been guiding for decades in the Himalayas. In 2023 I guided the 3-Pass Loop/Everest Base Camp Trek followed by the Manaslu Trek. We set a slow pace that keeps moving. Not a stop & go pace. Normally when my group gets above 16,000 ft we are passing exhausted hikers on the side of the trail. In 2022 I did 670 miles on the AT in 40 days. That's different due to the low elevation. Averaging 20 miles a day is no issue. I used to own Aspen Alpine Guides in Aspen, Colorado. I was on Mountain Rescue Aspen for over 24 years. Slow and steady is the key in the high peaks. Check out, www.youtube.com/@ronrash5895. Oh and definitely keep your channel going!!! 🙏

I plan on hiking WTC next summer. How do you get from the airport to Port Renfrew? Is there a shuttle that takes you to the trail and back to the airport once you complete it?

I'm here late but my recommendation is to post less and give the algorithm time to push your videos. And that way you can also put down some more time on video editing

I did the Manaslu trek in late Oct/early Nov this year and was really surprised to see the larches (I live in the PNW and enjoy the early October larch madness, so I am pretty sure they are a larch variety) coming out of Shyala into Samagoan. Cool to see inside that temple that is getting finished. There wasn't anyone around and it was locked when we checked it out. Hope you had a great trek! We did.

Horse/mule/donkey sneezes always make me laugh. Good way to start the video. 50+ years ago our cat Punkin(orange cat) would jump up on the coral fence and visit Kim(my sister's morgan horse). They'd sniff each other and one time Kim sneezed. Punkin leaped off the fence and ran for his life. Nice video. Liz Kidder was just saying that some famous guy was there about the same time she was but she didn't know it. Nice video. I like the stone construction. Its much better than I've been able to do. Happy Trails. Good Luck, Rick

Yikes to long between videos…..😂😂😂. Beautiful. Those mountains are stunning. Enjoy and happy trails.🤘🏻🥾⛰️

Come on! Post Day-8!!!

Great day, what an amazing hike. I'll bet you did just fine over the high peak, but looking forward to that video.

Beautiful lake with Manaslu in the background covered in snow. Great looking bowl of soup for lunch 😊

The high altitude lake is absolutely stunning. An extraordinary presentation of your expedition 👍 Greetings from India 🇮🇳

All these videos are so beautiful. I don't know if you ever watch Liz Kidder's KZbin channel, but she just dropped a video of the Annapurna circuit (one 1.5 hour video for the whole trip). This turned out to be the year for American women with long blond hair's KZbin Nepal trek videos.

I never knew they charged to hike

Apprec u sharing this experience with us. Lucky u. I guess you were able to charge a power brick every few days. What were the highs and lows day five?

Just wow. Not sure how many times I can say the same thing, lol. Thanks for bringing us along and happy trails.🤘🏻🥾⛰️

I loved this trail! I decided to go to the upper lake and you’re right, it was extremely as steep. I went in June during the snow melt.

An extraordinary presentation of the majestic mountain and the peaceful village life 👍

Now that is looking like what I expected Nepal to look like. Totally beautiful. How do they get food and supplies up there? Dulali sp? a celebration of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance. Seems like we could use that in our country.