BLOWIN MY MIND IN KATHMANDU

[@duletheriffduska4324]

Wow very tripy there. And no traffic lights lol always amuse me. Enjoy ot and thanx for this. Black substance??!!! Careful x

[@Theartistfarmer]

Yes no traffic lights no worries ,yes the black stuff needs some researching before I take it 😕😕

[@jetjet5415]

Looks so great and grazy there . Enjoy

[@Theartistfarmer]

yes its crazy beautiful

[@shakamura7496]

This brings back memories, great videos man!

[@Theartistfarmer]

Thank you man glad you enjoyed 🙏🙏🙏

[@Alexouli]

Love your sense of humour now I know that the subtitles are fictional 😂 spot on with the Big boss lady! I remember when I was travelling yes sometimes hard to find a cheap and clean room, not always mutually exclusive, but quite often. Kathmandu and Nepal in general are one of my favourite places. Getting into the more remote places is really magical and peaceful. Hope to return there some day!

[@Theartistfarmer]

Yes the subtitles are a little bit of fun 😊 yes Kathmandu was a bit tricky to find a nice room but I enjoyed the city I think I was just there at the wrong time of year and was also very keen to get to I dia ,I will return also one day and explore

[@Alexouli]

Another comment I wanted to make is that I really love your camera work, it is really like seeing through your eyes and that you have an artistic sensibility and sometimes linger on beauty and interesting features. Also loves the little cameo dance music videos! Oh man I remember there was a wonderful oasis in `Kathmandu called garden of dreams near the kings palace that was this beautifully maintained garden behind closed walls and I think they served Dutch food in a cafe there too. You had to pay to enter but it was really magical as you got away from all the chaos and could enjoy some peaceful moments while delighting in the sculpted garden.

[@Theartistfarmer]

So glad you enjoyed,I am an artist so I approach most things artistical thank you for your appreciation,I didn't get to that garden you mention next time I will check it out thanks for the tip ,a new video coming this week I think you will also enjoy keep a look out for it 😁

[@Alexouli]

@@Theartistfarmer I went for a month last year which was wonderful. But I really miss the days in my early 20s when I used to go for 6 months at a stretch and be fully immersed. One day, one day!

[@Theartistfarmer]

@@Alexouli yes I agree these places need time to settle into and time to unwind from the west also ,6 months is a good amount of time but one must always prepare to come back a slightly different person after such a time in these special cultures ,hope you get back there soon

[@Alexouli]

@@Theartistfarmer thanks 🙏 yes, it allows time to decompress and find a new rhythm. When I was travelling albeit in a time before smartphones, I didn’t even know what day of the week it was and I didn’t care, I just entered into a totally different flow which became more to do with being in nature and being around different groups of people, or sometimes alone. I lived in a village in kerala for a few months totally off the tourist trail, I have lived for months at a time also in Dharamsala, Varanasi, and had extended stays in the Andaman Islands, Sikkim. Yes, absolutely agree that you come back as a different person. It is an opportunity to explore our depth and enter new realms of relaxation and experience away from the normal day-to-day stresses (for the most part). Deep love for travel and so grateful I had around 5 years of non-stop travel including 2 years endless summer ☀️

[@Theartistfarmer]

@@Alexouli yes so to travel for an extended period anyone would feel a big change in themselves after that ,sounds like you really covered some ground ,yes I also love that feeling if not caring what day of the week it is free a bird a priceless feeling

[@delisindirim]

Yes yes! 💥👌

[@Theartistfarmer]

cool

[@dawnfloyd677]

Did you buy shilajit? ... hahaha did you go to the gallery ?

[@Theartistfarmer]

Yes it was shilajit

[@SuperSamcheong]

hi

[@Theartistfarmer]

hello my friend