Tibetan Village Himalaya 🇳🇵

[@HaraldBaldr]

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[@anupjung5802]

Hlo first comment

[@technov1deo]

I want rice beer now!!!

[@mayashyangba8015]

❤️❤️❤️

[@editmayanp]

Hi

[@user-kf5ho7iu6c]

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[@pjackson120]

why you haven't make any videos? I've been waiting.

[@LihhiZ]

He has so much money that he doesnt need to make so much videos anymore

[@anandchaudhary1675]

​@@LihhiZ I don't think that's the reason. His video is generally unique than other travelers. He travels a lot but only make unique and different types of video.

[@anonymoussovereign5541]

Man I hope this dude is okay haven’t uploaded in two months

[@judaspriest5123]

This Tibetan people are so kind and lovely❤

[@manishdixit1273]

Where are you.... we missed you

[@tseringkarmo1370]

i am really proud as being of Tibetan…so kind and compassion people around world.

[@Cersilaria22]

Definitely are amazing people xxxx

[@jmamaa1356]

💜🙏🏼💜

[@വൈഷ്ണവ്]

You'll get your land.

[@Steylang]

❤❤❤

[@NickGoSk8]

What is the yearly income like for the lifestyle these people live? Just curious. I live very simply myself but I am in a major metropolis. I would probably exist better there.

[@JohnSmith-me2vq]

Heraldo, we miss ya buddy! Can't wait for a new video! Hope all is well

[@TibetWangmo]

Omg the ending is sooo sweet,we Tibetans put the white scarf which we call KHATA when a person is leaving or coming ..this is very emotional

[@AmericanEnglishBrent]

They just keep coming. What a steal! I feel I should be paying a subscription for this content. Thanks, man! Gongo forever!

[@SavYO12]

Woow I couldn't agree more

[@onesky4343]

I feel the same but my financial condition mocks me for that 😂

[@heramizo6002]

Thats what Ive been thinking.. its amazing that we are watching these vids for free...

[@hacked349]

How could he complete Nepal local gongo haunt without JHOIKHATTE

[@anaglez5383]

I watched all the commercials

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

"Walls prevent conflict." I love you man. So many people are afraid to tread where you tread.😆👍🏻

[@wywk]

No money can buy those precious moments and authentic human experiences. Loving your videos more and more.

[@HyBlock]

But you have to be able to afford to go there (+ helicopter ride), so, money bought those precious moments.

[@HaraldBaldr]

@@HyBlock You can always walk like I did the first time. Will take you 4 days (including bus from Kathmandu to trailhead) and 3 to get back. I'd say it's doable on $10 a day plus the bus fare which is also about $10. That's $90 for 7 days. I'd say that's pretty affordable.

[@Jasonadventures]

Thank you 💕

[@shahroozkharaghani1781]

@@HaraldBaldr thank you Harald

[@kalain8970]

@@HaraldBaldr Yes. It's an affordable price even for budget travellers.

[@thesailorlk]

Coldness,language barrier,altitude and yet harold managed to overcome all and vlog..cheers ✌️💚

[@rajeshbajracharya6873]

That’s what makes his vlogs interesting

[@TheSamithaperera]

Ammatasiri sailor ayya 🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

[@SanDex-V-Felix]

අඩෝ 😍❤️

[@regiluthfi]

I think their english is pretty good compare to myself or most people in my country.

[@Z123-b5s]

lokka

[@wormsnake1]

Harold!!!!! We need you back!!! Love from Liverpool UK.🙏❤️👌.x

[@cynthiacarlson4427]

Such a wonderful video series, Harald. I actually cried when you left! These people are so incredibly kind, peaceful, spiritual and generous. Their love of life in the mountains, without modern conveniences, is an example to us all of what truly matters. Blessings to you and all the people you encountered on this journey.

[@IndigenousOfNepal]

Me too 🥲🥲🥲

[@EyeToTheSkyPerth]

Tea in a cozy house, surrounded by lovely people and with snow outside in the Himalayas .... that’s ‘true’ luxury! 😍

[@axa897]

For money he spends it's expensive I would choose room nearly beach ⛱️⛱️⛱️ 🤷😂

[@rickp2293]

Wouldn’t go that far mate

[@Green.ScreenFinalBoss]

Yeha.It's better than so called cozy hotel in Ktm. owned by bunch of scammers.

[@Saqux]

@@rickp2293 id say thats luxury if youre there for a short time

[@avisheksilwal424]

my man just discover the better definition of luxury..🧐

[@alisha1678]

That herb is so precious and very valuable . They were only found in Himalayas. They were just like holy water .

[@vinniedaniels3521]

It's amazing how pure and welcoming humanity is when you leave the larger cities. It seems so peaceful and tranquil in the mountains and I can see why nobody wants to leave.

[@DevenderSingh0772000]

cannot agree more.

[@hithereocean888]

Tea is the least you will be offered whenever you encounter Tibetans.. always welcoming people.

[@PeterPhinney]

people in the capital city of nepal are also very welcoming.

[@kiranroka9889]

All we can do to harald for doing this much for the tourism in nepal is giving a like to support him. so please give a like for all the effort he is giving to give us these videos.

[@wildfellow9063]

I almost forgot. Thanks for reminding

[@HaraldBaldr]

Nepal would have a great tourism season this summer if only your government would end the insane maskpression and ridiculous business restrictions which makes people not want to come right now 🤦‍♂

[@wooly1950]

Its a pity the rest of the world isn't as peaceful as these wonderful people. Well done Harald, hopefully your videos bring more people to these villages

[@zdorovyjhluzd]

More but not too many

[@spiral1241]

Lol peace is never an option the people who you are seeing on screen would have destroyed so many other people lives to have a house and accumulate resources nobody does for anybody nobody is clean

[@zdorovyjhluzd]

@@spiral1241 War was an option before but after WW2 people should realize that WW3 would definitely destroy entire planet and peace is our only option. I understand your frustration man but people like Harold and Bald and Bunkrupt at least they trying what they doing should enspire you and me to be a better person. Just try to put your energy in a creative things, not destractive, be passionate and life will revord you with new friends and love

[@Redisia]

There is such a sadness to the comment considering its a country annexed by china. The people there have been forcefully integrated and those who protested had their families punished. Many people died...

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

Actually most people are peaceful. It's just a small amount of people who cause the conflicts and fight in them. The vast majority of people just want to live in peace if possible.

[@senau4351]

I'm addicted to your Himalayas series! Never would I have thought to add this beautiful place to my travel bucket list. Thank you for showing the rest of the world the beauty of Nepal and their people.

[@ShG2022]

Nepal is very famous travel spot. It makes to the top 10 list everytime, whether it be youtube travel vloggers or travel magazines like Conde Naste

[@bolywoodholywood3080]

Madam we welcome you with warm heart ♥️♥️♥️ this is we are

[@sauravuprety5503]

love from Nepal

[@prasanna_5]

Boka haru

[@grungekarki6903]

Welcome nepal 🙏 namastey

[@xEnflamed]

this guy truly is a different type of human being just interacting with everyone and everything! good on you harold if there were more people like you the world would be such a greater place! god bless

[@adamlyons424]

One of the best series he’s ever done , truly eye opening , It’s so good to see how welcoming and nice the local people are

[@joseph-gk9cd]

That's why everyone love him

[@mariaparker1297]

I used to say the same words, not anymore......we are scattered throughout the earth. Ma Kinnu Nepali shabdakosh & have siknu enough Nepali to get around.. Mahena...Falgun ..Chaiti . So I am counting my days of arrival to vimansthal Tribhuvan. Sataya.....we begin by giving. Mero ghar Texas USA ho.

[@silly-lantern3464]

@@mariaparker1297 Glad to see you are writing few Nepalese words in there. We Nepalese welcome you whole-heartedly to our mother land.

[@tomblakemoremusic]

Honestly, I really didn't enjoy the USA series, but this Himalaya series has been possibly the best ever on this channel Harald! Fantastic documenting of how life really is in this crazy part of the world!

[@johnkoutsantonis6943]

Check out his African village series, if you enjoyed this.

[@laraso526]

Same, USA series was kinda mehh

[@voidwalker9223]

Because the people who live in these types of nations are much stronger and happier. Western people just like to complain and get too involved in politics. These people have no time to be sad because they cant pick their gender or if their president says mean things. Gotta wake up and learn to survive and build your life not wait for government to pay for everything.

[@paksalamerwijokoanuar360]

Yes i agree this Himalayan series is absolutely satisfying to watch

[@user-gd7nk4re6u]

Because usa has no culture (not hating)

[@nepalgorkha8665]

Dear World, Welcome to our Nepal. Thank you Harald for showing our country through your camera 🙏 Nepal and Nepalese won't forget your contribution towards our tourism. 🙏

[@dreamcreate116]

He really helps communities. A good man. Privileged to see his videos on your country. Namaste 🙏 ❤ from Australia. Prayers and blessings.

[@Cersilaria22]

You are amazing people I am going to try to take my family to your area Thankyou xxxxx

[@buddyb.9496]

I believe this from your people .you very beautiful nice ppl.. America ppl not so much 🙏🏻

[@Cersilaria22]

@@buddyb.9496 agreed xx

[@joliabags]

I live in Charlottesville Virginia and we have a lot of Tibetan people here. When China invaded Tibet in 1950 the University of Virginia sent a team to gather as many books as they could get and have a special collection in the library here. The Dali Lama comes here sometimes to study the books and spend time with his people here. There are times we don’t even know he is here. I made friends with a Tibetan woman who I worked with and was invited into her world. The people from Tibet and Nepal and the whole region (including India) are such special people. They are close to nature and the rhythms of life. I feel they are holding the knowledge for the world that is So Valuable. All the natural native peoples on every continent have suffered so much from the Western culture I was born into. Sometimes I grieve for what you have suffered for just wanting to live a simple and spiritual life. I’m so grateful for the knowledge and wisdom you are sharing with us 🥰✨🌈🥳🙋🏼‍♀️🌎

[@go_himalaya]

The guy is my brother we all love to stay with our grandparents. 😊 ❤ thank you Herald for staying in my grandparents house and showing life in himalaya to the world. every time I get holiday I go to them &help them with everything. It feels home when I go to them and love this house, smell of the incense, milking nak (female yak), grandmother and grandfathers chanting tibetan buddhist mantras, Grandpas yeti stories AND grandma's cooking ❤ 💕 😭 I spent whole lockdown with my grandparents it was best moment of my life. 🥰😍

[@louisep4805]

They are lovely it would be great to hear the Yeti stories 👌🙏

[@myname-ns1rp]

Hello Go_himalaya. I know I am just a stranger to you, but I already love your family. I can tell they are kind, generous, respectful, and wise. I want to share with you the most important part of my life. I used to study the 8 fold path and the 4 noble truths, and I lived in a karmic way. But then I had several encounters with God. He revealed to be Jesus Christ of the Holy Bible. Never being a Christian before, I was very surprised. But I couldn't deny it. As I read the Holy Bible, I realized it accurately explained humanity, God, and life here and after. The truth is, we have all done some evil thing. Big or small. And karma, paying for it over a hundred lifetimes would never remove our guilt, because we do only live once and then we are before God. God Jesus desires to let us into heaven, but He must do justice to sinners, or else He'd be a sinner Himself. So God became a man so that He could represent all of us. He died on the cross with all our sins put upon His soul, though He never sinned. And He took our punishment. However, being God, even DEATH couldn't stop Him! He had power to lay His life down and power to take it up again. Jesus rose from the dead, then ascended back into the throne of heaven. He wants every human to be forgiven their sins. All He requires is that we trust His sacrifice for us. If we trust God, He applies His sacrifice to us and we have eternal life in heaven. If we reject God, we have left Him no choice but to do justice against us and those people go to hell in the fire lake forever. I know this is all hard to believe, since, like me, you were raised believing differently. But I swear to you it is true and I love you and your family and want you to go to heaven and not go to hell. Thank you for listening to my message. May God bless you so much.

[@missymoonwillow6545]

Namaste, and warm greetings from a humble heart in the forests of NE Washington USA. I am a hermit who doesn't fit into the busy cities in my country, and I understand the lifestyle your family lives is hard work to maintain. I wish you good health and good fortune. May this video serve to bring people of like spirit to visit your community and family. All the best! 🌈🙏🏽

[@ASilyFromSomewhere]

@@myname-ns1rp This story of yours isn't very progressive. :)

[@EmpowermentVibes-n1k]

“There’s a sunrise and a sunset every single day, and they’re absolutely free. Don’t miss so many of them

[@bhvtu4960]

I love how simple these people live and how happy and nice they are

[@GrowWithHarriet]

Hey! Harald I love the way how people in the Himalayas are really taking good care of you . Sending love from uganda 🇺🇬

[@sanjivgunner2113]

Ugambachi?

[@GrowWithHarriet]

@@sanjivgunner2113 hihihi jendi okamba kii

[@imfree6486]

People living in himalayas are awesome. I too wanna interact and vlog like heraldo

[@MrBalOfficel]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@veemuyambo]

Oli otya

[@dokpaphosa]

I loved this Himalayan series not only because I am Tibetan but I love everything from Nepal 🇳🇵 because it is where my heart belongs. I loved how you try to communicate with them, trying Chang, the neighbor lady capturing the scene from her eyes, the neighbours teaching how to say cat in Nepali…it’s my off day today and I had a good time watching this vlog. I am waiting for more. Thanks Harald ….🙏 🙌🏻 for capturing the beauty of Himalayas and their lifestyle

[@markdevries5524]

Extremely nice and sweet people ! So nice to see how they welcomed and cared for you.

[@mamatabishokarma7786]

Nepal and Nepalese never forget your contributions towards a Publicity of our tourism sector_a huge thanks Mrs Harlad❣️🙏

[@PaulRybicki83]

Calling Harold a Mrs. Very progressive!!!!

[@scottpickersgill3023]

@@PaulRybicki83 and to call him harlad ahah

[@andyhone548]

@@PaulRybicki83 Mrs. Harlad is a super progressive dude!

[@xscafe]

Mrs Harald!! 😜

[@billshepard2908]

Thuglife Harlad! Thanks Harald!

[@chrisgibson2328]

Really great. I went to Nepal in the late 1980's and walked to a place called Muktinath I think it was called. We ended up walking along a canyon with mountains on either side and made it to a tibetan looking village in the lower parts of a mountain. I think it was a place for pilgrims. We stayed in a huge building like a fortress. I will always remember it. Such lovely people and an amazing landscape. There was a big religious festival and holy people blew conch shells on the open flat roof above us. I bargained (but not really) with a large, beautiful, smiling Tibetan woman for a yak blanket which I still have. She looked after us European tourists and only spoke her language. I saw Nepali people in sandals carrying crates of coca cola stacked on their backs for miles up the mountain tracks. I joked with some Nepali porters and tried to lift their packs but could not which led to much laughter all round. Nordic blokes were running up and down with tiny backpacks and I suffered from altitude sickness and ended up on my knees. It was the trip of a lifetime. Harald is very good and is equipped only slightly better than we were. We took no sleeping bag, wore cheap, light hi-tec boots, carried small packs with no first aid or gps or mobile and had feather jackets. We had no guides. In one village we stopped in 3 Guest Houses in a row. Don't stand on the inside or outside of pack animals on a mountain as both ways will probably kill you. If an animal wants to turn round then pay attention; they notice an avalanche before it becomes apparent to us, as I witnessed.

[@safalneupane6894]

Please visit again 😍 love from nepal

[@disisitman3893]

It must have been amazing back then . Even in Kathmandu. Nowadays tourist will have culture shock from pollution and unplanned urbanization

[@chumitarai1107]

🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🙏

[@rabinchhetri9283]

@@chumitarai1107 I lv u

[@puspapokhrel9551]

You must be about 60yrs or above by now😱

[@Fanatik4Ever]

From Maasai tribes in Tanzania, to favelas in Rio, villages in Sri Lanka, Vietnam mountains and now the unseen and secluded villages of Himalaya... Harald fits in anywhere. I swear you could ship him to another planet on the edge of the galaxy and he would be able to communicate with the aliens. Simply incredible. Truly, one of the best contents of youtube. May I kindly suggest an Amazon trip in the near future ? Seems fitting to the unintentional ethnographic research channel this has become.

[@prameshdevkota8535]

Herald…no words to express Nepalese happiness that you have introduced Nepal and the Nepalese Himalaya along with our culture in the world …..gods bless you

[@robcurtis9461]

Such a heart warming hospitality from the people in mountain.

[@jenzerbabiee1]

Hope ur feeling better Harald loving the Himalayan people really caring love from ireland 🇮🇪❤️

[@evvereeshsingh3494]

Without saying anything much this vlog tells us a million stories . Thank you so much Harold 👍

[@JM-uv5xi]

This goes to show that respect, love and genuineness can help overcome any language barriers. Such hardworking people, yet happy with their lives and what sustainable lives they live. In total awe. Thanks for sharing your journey and providing them a platform for international exposure. Cheers

[@rindaimbirimi3681]

Thank you Harald for going through a lot and showing us these people who are friendly and giving despite the weather and the difficult terrein, and you seem to understand each despite language barrier and they carry on with life without complaining. We your subscribers approves

[@MrJackassz]

Its always the poorest who are most generous and rich seem to always be greedy!

[@varuug]

@@MrJackassz The rich are rich because they are greedy.

[@emimafernando]

Where are you now

[@Alan07881]

The hospitality from this family is amazing what beautiful people.

[@fdpcompdm]

It truly is it even made me get emotional at the end.

[@silly-lantern3464]

Welcome to Nepal.🇳🇵Land of humbleness and genuineness.

[@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740]

Nothing is free brother, they survive on tourism

[@Alan07881]

@@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740 Who said anything was FREE, i think you commented on the wrong post.

[@silly-lantern3464]

@@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740 Seems like you have a rough neighbourhood.

[@teehee1223]

Seeing my own relatives in every video brought another kind of warm happiness haha great video...

[@Jpayotyai123]

Wow ♥️♥️

[@phoenixaleks]

I love the family you stayed with and all the villagers! Their hospitality is unmatched anywhere. And I just know that when Harald says he's coming back with a mule .. there will be a continuation to this story. Beautiful.

[@IshanBaskota333]

Five Finger (Panchaule) is a plant which has roots like the five fingers of palm which is used for Dysentery, Diarrhea, Chronic fever, Cough, Stomach ache, Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Fractures, General weakness and other conditions.

[@DOW-E]

We need you back. Seriously only travel vlogger to watch

[@chumdemoovung1678]

Thanks

[@ErenYatkin]

you can see how hard the life itself is by looking people's hand. it's amazing!

[@sasos90]

Damn how calm and kind are these people. Makes me wanna live there tbh.

[@AKMRULES48]

This is Oscars nomination worthy series. A good cultural study and exploration.

[@lisanancoff3462]

Just beautiful ! The people, the hospitality, the scenery. What a great series this is..my new favorite !

[@antic_world]

Pls come to India

[@bhugolrc7731]

Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@theartofteachingaround]

Namaste Harald Baldr (Bahadur) ji! Thank you very much for traveling around the Himalayan regions of Nepal. It is great to see their daily chores and your contribution to them.Wish you for a speedy recovery from a stomach ache. Hope you will get better soon. Enjoy and cheers! :-)

[@meow0036]

(Bahadur) = Brave

[@trariktsering91]

Most appreciated…..I really like the way you interact with these local people with utmost respect …As a Tibetan myself I like to say thank you for sharing your journey and providing them platform for global exposure….I’m immensely felt happy and blessed to see it through your channel..🙏

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

hopefully you can get your country back one day

[@tedbundy8747]

in Germany everybody loves Nepal because of Luklla

[@tibetanmastiff1620]

Free Tibet 💪

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

@@tibetanmastiff1620 stockpile arms and take the chance when it comes. and show no mercy. there is many traitors for money in your community.. take their heads off or youll rot form within

[@berndstromberg1586]

Last summer in my City in Germany there were three people protesting for a free Tibet. So you are not forgotten yet

[@peterb6836]

This series is together with your African adventure the best there is, showing the unknown and real life of the people up there is the best

[@titosumi7829]

Very kind people indeed. Much respect to the Nepalese people for granting them citizenship for a people who lost their country

[@sakai101yahoo9]

Wait till the American politicians come over.

[@pawanthapaliya3665]

In the past Tibet used to be ruled by Nepal and they used to pay taxes to Nepalese governments. Later treaty happened and Nepal lost it and it belongs to china

[@Bodpa2024]

@@pawanthapaliya3665 what? when? Factual error buddy. Nepalese princess Bhrikuti Devi (Sanskrit: भृकुटी) was sent to Tibet for marriage to Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo in 7th century to form political alliance not vice versa. You might want to do some research. Have you compared the size of Tibet and Nepal on the map?

[@Bodpa2024]

@Yutsan Tsunman yes, true that Nepalis belonging to the border regions of Nepal have Tibetan ancestry and they are citizens of the country. But those who fled into exile after Chinese occupation of Tibet in 1959 are not all citizens. And another correction to your post: Nepal’s princess Bhrikuti Devi was married to the 33rd king Songtsen Gampo of Tibet’s Yarlung dynasty (not the first king Nyatri Tsenpo).

[@muszoidbreak]

@@Bodpa2024 do research about bhim malla the commander who conquer different places of Tibet and tibet has to pay taxes to nepal before and the Tibet use nepali currency as their currency. At that time nepal king used to be pratap malla correct you facts and taking about the size we lost 1/3 of land to British on Anglo nepal war

[@sunchavox]

Everyone who watches this should atleast pay a like for the effort Harald has put in. 👍

[@majesticscope6782]

Namaste dai 🙏

[@jonbennett118]

No kidding the least we can do.

[@sunchavox]

@@dalebcooper3718 that's what I do to all his vids 😊

[@sunchavox]

@@majesticscope6782 namaste Bhai

[@truthcatcher]

Tibetans are very compassionate and kind and loving and we Indian love and respect them.

[@pemnurisherpa2862]

Whoever Is watching this from nepal thank you for showing the hospitality..... And hope everyone from every corner of nepal they will take care of our guest.... Love u all

[@MYCHITRAKALA]

Five finger means "pach aule" in Nepali, which is used as herbs. It has many beneficial. It is one of the major herbs found in himalaya.

[@GENRTS]

Cool story😚

[@profuse007]

Is it like ginseng? Ginseng extract, like in Monster or Red Bull drink, gives you a certain alertness

[@HyBlock]

​@@profuse007 No they're not in the same family of plants, it's also considered endangered so it's banned from collecting and selling (commercial purposes) can be found in very high altitudes in the Himalayas, it's scientific name is "Dactylorhiza hatagirea"

[@sdqsdq6274]

@@HyBlock hmmm its a orchid

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

"tastes like a tree" -harald baldr

[@shroomtogo]

Danke!

[@bewhitey]

Harald's videos living with the natives deep in uncharted territory are always exciting and interesting to watch. It is not just simple vlogging. It is almost investigative video journalism, but nowhere near as stale. He is documenting life in a very simple and open approach. Very free and spontaneous format. He is adventuring out into the unknown, ALONE! Letting go of control so that fate can decide his journey. To 99% of us that is terrifying. We have to plan everything out, have a family support system, and make sure we are safe and comfortable at all times. Like 10 layers of safety. Harald has 0 layers of safety. As you can see when he got sick there is no hospital, no film crew to save him. He is relying on the hospitality of strangers and his own strength to carry on. You get to come along and experience all of this first hand. Much more fresh and profound than something like a documentary on Himalayan life where the viewer is separated from the true experience by a lens, narrator, producer, script, film crew...... this is completely free, life is the script, and it is beautiful. I have really enjoyed this Tibetan adventure! Getting to meet all these amazing heartwarming characters living life in extreme conditions. Thanks Harald

[@basketball8698]

Perfectly explained ❤️

[@rileyfrady7469]

Well said man

[@fizaa4330]

Couldn't have put it any better than your words.

[@lukeronan8842]

Hey Harald. This has been the best trip. I absolutely loved the videos. I definitely want to visit and support the businesses now

[@GuldenDraak428]

Harald this was one of the best series of Nepal videos I have seen on KZbin. Cheers man! and safe travels.

[@peters7229]

The Tibetan language lesson around the fire with such lovely people was so heartwarming.

[@dhirendrabista357]

Thanks You tube .

[@dhirendrabista357]

Good to youtube

[@whatever503]

It doesn’t seem like they are speaking Tibetan. They were saying “Biralu” which means cat in Nepali. Maybe a word two but not much. Lots of the people living in the mountains bordering Nepal and Tibet are Sherpas and Tamangs who speak languages which have some similarities to the Tibetan language but they do not identify as Tibetans. They do dress similar with certain distinct differences and eat some similar food and share the same religion “Tibetan Buddhism.” Nevertheless a nice video

[@donowhy4113]

Himalayas are a spiritual experience of a lifetime. It's a different world with away from all the Chaos.

[@anna-brittaingelsson8906]

So interesting culture video view Best wishes from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@skuzlebut82]

Harald, there are so many travel vloggers out there, however you are significantly ahead of the rest! I love the fact that you form relationships so quickly with complete strangers and you show us all, an in depth representation of their daily lives.

[@rajeshbajracharya6873]

Well said. His interaction with the locals is the key that differentiates from other vloggers.

[@stevenhull5025]

If only we in the West were so kind and caring to our fellow man as these folk are.

[@larslemn4835]

Both kind and unkind exist everywhere

[@Jasonadventures]

Thank you 🙏

[@ghoshrohit]

Hari Om Tatsat...Mountains are the home to Shiva..Kailash and Tibetan Mahakaal...Mountains are heaven..a place to meditate and becoming closer to Nature...Man & Nature Oneness..

[@ChrisBing1]

Thats what I call authentic hospitality from Tibetan people. For sure on my bucketlist to wandering the mountains over there! "Like" from me.

[@darrenrieger4343]

PLEASE COME BACK TO MAKE MORE VIDEOS! YOUR PEOPLE NEED YOU!! WE NEED A FIX! FOR THE LOVE OF EVERYTHING GOOD, YOU ARE MISSED. But seriously, your videos are always jaw dropping and eye opening from start to finish. You are the only guy out there to make me laugh. Smart, funny, humane, friendly, kind and generous to the people. I wish health and happiness to you and everyone in your life.

[@Ishiko11]

@33:32 that’s what our Tibetan parents always do when someone feeling sick. Seems you having good time with Our Tibetan cultures 👍 Stay healthy and keep making more videos !

[@melanalgia]

The atmosphere that these people produce is more than amazing, especially at night. I very much enjoyed the way you showed it to us, Harald!

[@surendradhakal4804]

Their hospitality is priceless. How blessed you are

[@Tibetwillneverdie-wewillwin]

Mr. Herald is a realistic man. He is showing the situation realistically, wholeheartedly. Thanks for showing Tibetan peoples around Himalayas. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@theezrah1951]

i feel a certain kind of comfort watching this video, typing this whilst my eyes are tearing...it just that im going through so much right now, school, money and all that stuff. looking at the way these people live, despite not living a life of luxury...(which i so much desire), they seem to be genuinely happy. i know i should be grateful for the life i have...but honestly i would give up everything i have going on here to live the lifestyle of these people. they seem happy, even with the little they have. god, i have huge respect for u harald...watching your videos really takes me to a different dimension. thank u so much.

[@mydrpete]

Great ethnographic research. Filmmaterial is useful for helping the wider world to understand the Tibetan society in Nepal.

[@rajl8890]

This Himalayan series has been awesome. Tremendous grit on your part and the generosity of the locals helped put this together. Very memorable.

[@ericaclyde1231]

Absolutely loved it! ❤

[@newnepal2072]

Time to unfollow this NATO propaganda machine!

[@isabell5739]

this is the only cannel im waiting for the videos , painful to check every time lol

[@chesam1079]

I feel happy someone writes Tibetan. These days due to Chinese pressure and love for money. Many people around the world don’t use and speak about Tibet. After all Tibet and Tibetans is mostly connected to peace, compassion, spirituality, mountains, snow and generosity. Peace and love to all. OM MANI PADME HUNG.

[@32braveheart]

9:32 The grandson knows the word 'garland.' Amazing.

[@pembasherpa1993]

Yes in nepal we are sherpa using tibetan script

[@kamamoores3138]

Dont lie.

[@chesam1079]

@@kamamoores3138 what lie?

[@dennisx4492]

Watching you on your journey has helped me forget about my depression. There’s something comforting about your videos. I love the fact that you smile and laugh when interacting with the locals. I hope to meet you someday!

[@lobsangtsering7772]

Hope you guys feel better soon. Look at the hard live of these people in Himalayas and feel good of what you have. This is one of the Buddhist teachings.. stay strong. Peace✌️

[@thirdeye9696]

Thanks heraldo for showing Nepal to the Nepali like no other can do. Love from KTM Nepal.

[@lnmagar9496]

All nepali people very humble and very honest 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵jaya NEPAL 🇳🇵

[@ommanipaymayhoo7648]

These are Tibetans, if u find pure Nepalese then its not that much honest and lovingly like these are.

[@Savetheworld90]

32:50 that Tibetan music in the background 💐 Tribute song for His Holiness the 14th Dalailama. Hoping that the Himalayan trek was one of your most unforgettable experience of all time. Can you share your overall thoughts and opinion on this experience . Things that might have changed you as a fortunate Norwegian lad. Bless you and stay safe!

[@bijoujacob8506]

People have big heart in the Himalayas ❤ offering tea, food and more out of scarcities ❤❤

[@kristinashrestha1058]

Thank you very much Harald for showing my country to the world. You have done amazing job and great contribution to developing the tourism of Nepal God bless you dear

[@smarttrick101]

After watching this video I realised that there is no any language barrier in these world. If u wish You can express everything you want.. ❤️❤️

[@ricoeugene2628]

Yes , that is true! Harold are doing GREAT here!! Outstanding video!! ...another thing.. Music is an international way of "speaking"... ..music know no borders.. : )

[@dainetv2022]

This might be the most peaceful place in the world and the people are the nicest and beyond hospitable. And they look genuinely happy and contented with what they have. Everything about this series is amazing, Harald. I might have followed other travel vloggers but you will always be number 1. Be safe out there bro looking forward to more amazing contents!

[@randomguy1.1]

Vlogging is not just about showing places but also about how you interact with locals. For me, you are the best vlogger in the world❤️❤️

[@Sitamata]

*Sometimes a rich heart lives under poor coat. These people are so welcoming and generous. Their selflessness is unbelievable and they seem so kind and strong in their faith.* *Harald, you are one in a million. You have been blessing these peoples homes with your presence and uplifting mood, no matter what. Your compassion extends to the animals and nature too. It’s been days that I have been wondering “What drives you? What motivates you to go in such places?”* *Now I feel you have understood the purpose of life. To be happy and bring happiness. To touch lives and love people...and by extension, animals and nature.* *My wish for you is that you never get sick in these cold waters and things like that.* *We appreciate you. Just sending you light and positive vibes.*

[@josephwirtz8352]

Well spoken.

[@hiddensoul8406]

It’s poem

[@deepakkarki6525]

What a saying.

[@danielramos6808]

I hope you and your family are doing well and safe!

[@chrisbrown8748]

Much respect for being able to endure such a difficult situation.

[@tigergreg8]

I don't even know these people, but I feel a love for them. I respect how they live, and interact with each other and those who they don't even know. I'm sure the younger guy missed you when you left. He' doesn't seem to get to hang out with those who are around his own age, or closer to it, it seems. Trying all the food and medicinal would be a treat. I so much enjoy these videos and almost feel as though I am there when I'm watching them. Thank You.

[@iamtapasoraon5927]

Your video is awesome. Don't stop to make video

[@cookinginhalifax5738]

This is an incredibly comforting video. Those people are amazing. I hope you gave them some money.

[@sagaradhikari2971]

Harald you are legend .. despite not feeling very well you went back to experience Himalayan lifestyle .. And kudos to nepal government for giving citizenship to those people, unlike some so called developed country who sent them in detention centre for rest of their life .. .. hats off mate .!!

[@aceking5846]

Thank ya Harald and mine virtual gratitude to my Tibetan fam who plays vital role to make this beautiful video where ppl from all over the world can watch sitting in their couch and enjoy all the activities Virtually.. 🙏🙏🙏

[@sureng5208]

Thanks!

[@HaraldBaldr]

🙏

[@alfieonions3042]

Absolutely incredible, you must build such a connection with people when you get sick and they basically nurse you back to health. Must be incredible seeing the difference in medicine across the world

[@sylvesterfong9275]

👍👍👍 Many thanks for another informative and beautiful vlog. The Nepali- Tibetan people are extremely generous, hospitable and caring people. Love your Himalayan series of vlog. Blessings from Kuching, Malaysia.

[@fathimasafna8370]

Harald since a week I am watching your videos. You are very generous and a Gentleman. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sunshinegirl8216]

To get a few items, tourism appears very important, because it does not seem easy for Nepalese Tibetans just get a few essentials there. Hopefully enough tourism comes their way. They are very generous in sharing whatever they have with others. Very special video and hope you are feeling much better. Thank you for sharing with us.