Lost Caves of Mustang - Ancient Tibet

Lost Caves of Mustang: Ancient Tibet
The Lost Caves of Mustang documentary explores the cave temples found in Mustang, which is is the former Kingdom of Lo, where Tibetan languages are still widely spoken and traditional Tibetan culture remains.
Mustang’s status as a kingdom ended in 2008 when its suzerain Kingdom of Nepal became a republic.
The influence of the outside world, especially China, is growing and contributing to rapid change in the lives of Mustang’s people.
In 2007 Liesl Clark filmed her husband Pete Athans and climber Renan Ozturk as they tried to access some of these caves, and record them for the first time.
They had only a month to do the work on this visit, and they get off to a poor start being obstructed by snow blizzards.
Eventually they get some fine weather and began the exploration in earnest, turning up long lost paintings and artifacts from the caves, including manuscripts.
Later they are joined by an archaeological crew, both local and foreign, as they access more of the caves.
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[@ridemachine885]

The painting and the colour that they put on the wall are Magnificent. Still after hundred and thousands of year they are so refreshing as if they are saying something or giving a message to the viewer. Thank you for making it happen bringing it to the people who can't go there to witness by themselves..... And the work of @Proper_Gander is beautiful. Love FroM ThE ToP Of ThE WoRlD 8848🇳🇵❤✌

[@jagdishkhadka17]

Really did a great job both of you couple and your family nobody did before. wishing you both all the best for your renaming work to explore and find the hidden fact about the cave. Nameste

[@ThroughNeelsEyes]

Having explored parts of Tibet, my wife and I are so happy that you made this sacrifice with your young family to bring this to us. Pioneers like you make it easier for people like us to solve many puzzles.

[@pemayangki9134]

You guys are really doing a great job by discovering these monuments which otherwise would be left unseen. It will be an immense help to the people of Nepal, Mustang and to those who love Buddhist teachings. My heart is filled with joys are some tears of happiness are running down my chick. I am looking forward to seeing the continuation discoveries being done to this site and help spread the ancient written scripts by the great Buddhist lamas and yogis.

[@paradise9981]

Most of teaching scriptures were destroyed, the teachings were all bon and shamanic teachings which was great and still great that respects so much for nature. Buddhism came later basing all teachings from Bon religion. This can be seen from discoveries of scriptures

[@harrydiepstraten4157]

I really do appreciate all the efforts. Very interesting and hoping for more of these discoveries! Best of luck Tashi delek

[@karmagurung9399]

Thanks for sharing this documentary and working so hard on finding every single thing about these caves. I was always curious about those caves. No matter how hard it was to reach those caves, what I think is, you r all blessed for seeing something that no one ever did. I felt bad, that’s the villagers ask for money, they shouldn’t be doing that. Other than that, Everything is great 👍 I like it !! A lot!!

[@randomguyonyourscreen]

Love this !!! As a *Mountaineers* our interest is most in *Himalayas* hidden *Mystery of Shangri-La* !

[@CarolineStein]

Great doc! Have watched It lots of time. I feel really greatful for those who produced It.

[@norbugurung6545]

Just saw this Video today. It's just brilliant. But I'm sorry about the people asking for money because they are the people of my village and i know them...That's really hurting( somehow for me). So sorry on the behalf our my village people..Gob Bless You :)

[@coolguy3848]

@A James exactly!

[@bicchu68]

Awsome and simply amazing. Plz keep up with this great work of yours.

[@dmaysx6]

Ive been looking for this documentary for years finally I found it

[@mrkeopele]

it's nice that you're using your climbing experience to serve the native culture

[@hoangyen3664]

Thank you for useful information. Great document. I will trek Upper Mustang at the end of Aug'2017.

[@bishalshrestha1422]

Salute to the brave guys for this awesome documentary. What a mysterious place it is! Sorry from Nepal for the rude behaviour of those indigenous people.

[@eyan1114]

mustang was a separate kingdom Not a Tibetan ... Today It is part of Unified Nepal n they all are proud to be.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

Yes they said it was once part of Tibet.. Just as Bhutan an many other places..

[@rubyshrestha3751]

This is a great video,I must say, and I'm really sorry for the money u had to pay. But that is quite normal for any person to try to protect their property. I'm from Nepal and we know how irresponsible our government can be.. So as far as we understand, we can't trust the government blindly. We live in a poor country and these ancient properties are all we have for glory. We can't even think of risking those...

[@guensustha7296]

Even Nepalese were not actually " allowed" to visit upper Mustang before...People may not know that even if it is a part of Nepal, Upper Mustang had its own King and its own rule...So even Nepalese people didn't go there a lot...So These foreigners are really lucky that they could go there

[@anujsapkota502]

bro hami jaile pani upper mustang jana pauchau kinaki tya janu nepali ko adhikar ho ra yo nepali ko garva pani ho.Tara bidhesi haru laai band garnu parchha kinaki tya yesta prachin awashees haru chan jun pocket ma halne khal ko hucha.Tyo bidhesi le uthayera lancha .Hamro chimeki sanga ta hamla biswas garna sakdainau vane aru ta parai ko kura ho.Tya aru rahasyamayi prani haru chan jun aila tatkal nabhanda ramro hunchha.Goatman jasto bichitra prani tya painchha.

[@kooxaldoxt5162]

@@anujsapkota502 correct

[@bagtea]

@@anujsapkota502 before 2008, people weren't allowed to visit upper Mustang. In 2008 the monarchy ended in Nepal, so did the semi-monarchy in Mustang, Bajang, Salyan and Jajarkot.

[@emi1chin]

Super epic. Heading over to Mustang in 2017....this video confirms my conviction! Thanks x1000 :-)

[@ronpaulrevered]

Can I come with you?

[@ProperGander]

Seriously... me too.

[@Foldolds]

WHY NOT BUY A DRONE FROM CHINA AND TRY AND DISCOVER THEESE CAVES YOURSELF IM SURE ITS A GOOD IDEA

[@TamlaRai]

Beautiful documentary; the attempt of restoration of the culture such as the centuries old Mandala's art would be sound revival strategy for people to make Mustang a destination, good for tourism, good for the local entrepreneurs and good for the undiscovered ancient texts!

[@ricktalks7420]

Brilliant documentary .

[@ronvi4539]

Wow! I love this kind of education...

[@nabinpoudel3997]

great video.those caves are to be explored from the nepalese government.the documents and art inside those caves are very valuable which may show the ancient history of tibet,nepal and lots about buddhism.

[@whitelight8740]

Nabin Poudel : THE WESTERNERS WILL EMPTY OUT NEPAL.. And those Nepalese who are with those thief will face bad karma.

[@shaiaheyes2c41]

White Light The Westerners?! Nepal is being invaded by Chinese, not Westerners, and you can thank the Jew World Order aka hell on Earth for that.

[@anujsapkota502]

and you are invaded by westerner

[@shantawaiba8678]

I like this video. I want to be visit there . Such a ancient hidden place in Himalayas

[@nisgo254]

i cant wait to get update of the documentary reading the manuscripts

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Excellent documentary 👏👏👏

[@sharadashrestha3873]

government should protect it and do more research about it and we must promote and advertise about it in world

[@amitsth17]

great documentary guys do u got more research i would love to know just tell where do i follow u

[@elenavanbc]

how can someone vote this documentary down? some Chinese official??

[@hankscorpio8928]

“Unexpected Snow Storm?!?!” 😂 My man, SOMETHING WAS TRYING TO STOP YOU.

[@saugatgurung2968]

Fantastic place

[@setemanlopchan594]

Waw..Really Wounderful mytriouse

[@adhikari4.o483]

Just returned from this cool place 1 week ago this place seems like another planet Like heaven

[@RyanMcCarty]

Wouldnt it be better to start from the top of these cliffs, anchor in, then rapel down? Im not an expert but it seems safer/easier.

[@sylvielopez2686]

Merci pour le partage de cette vidéo et bravo à cette famille de nous faire découvrir ses grottes qui n'étaient pas accessibles il y a plus d'un demi-siècle, il est étonnant que la neige ai disparue dans ses contrés car il existe d'autres caves dans les hauts plateaux normalement inaccessibles . À lire le livre très documenté par Lama Anagarika Govinda " les chemins des nuages blancs " merci pour le partage et merci à KZbin

[@satatik21]

I was reading a song of realization from an ancient Tibetan master, and in one of the verses he mentions they made these cliffside cave dwellings hard to access due to Mongol bandits coming in from the north and causing havock.

[@susanpaudel7733]

every one should watch this video

[@dilashashrestha5601]

Last month I've beeen to there such a wonderful place

[@alla6376]

Im from saudi arabia Nepal is good place in the Mustang I love Nepal

[@nancysepic]

Is there a continuation documentary on the transcripts?

[@lamurepnansirki5212]

The very same concept indicated in olden tamil lyrics, people from Lemuria left (submerged Kumari continent) before hit by a huge meteor to the Mustang mud hills, when the whole world covered by water.

[@altarush]

I saw in one video that scientists found bones that had knife markings on them as if the flesh had been removed for sky burying or something worst.

[@angellee5108]

How do you imagine the images lighter than they are painted

[@SuperSnowyprincess]

This video was so amazing but the time came when people started bargaining n asked for money 😢 despite having the governments permission So sorry on behalf of those villagers 😒 Love from Nepal ❤️

[@whitelight8740]

SuperSnowyprincess : I AM FROM MUSTANG.. THOSE CLIMBERS TOOK AWAY OUR TREASURES. THE VILLAGERS REACHED AT THE SCENE 3-4 HOURS LATE.. BY THEN, THE CLIMBERS HAD ALREADY GOT EVERYTHING FROM THAT CAVE. IT WAS ALL WITNESSED BY A LOCAL BOY WHO WAS BY CHANCE AT THE OTHER SIDE OF THE RIVER.. THE BOY SAYS THE CLIMBERS SUCCESSFULLY CLIMBED ABOUT 4-5 TIMES BEFORE THE VILLAGERS ARRIVED.. shame on those climbers and shame on those Nepalese team who sold holy treasures to tourists.. Even the Nepalese government should've informed the villagers before permitting them to climb the caves.. treasure diggers will rot in hell.

[@Foldolds]

dear White light, WHY NOT BUY A DRONE FROM CHINA AND TRY AND DISCOVER THEESE CAVES YOURSELF IM SURE ITS A GOOD IDEA

[@Foldolds]

PLEASE BUY A DRONE FROM CHINA AND TRY AND DISCOVER THEESE CAVES YOURSELF IM SURE ITS A GOOD IDEA AND YOU WOULD MAKE MILLIONS FROM THE VIDEOS YOU WOULD PRODUCE, I WOULD PAY FOR YOUR DRONE IF YOU WANT LOL

[@whitelight8740]

charicters invalid : how much does a drone cost?

[@egieeggg9718]

White Light one with camera 15€

[@ArthurHau]

One may wonder why there were humans when the surrounding environment is so inhabitable. Yet, you see monkeys in the paintings. Monkeys need to eat fruits and climb trees. Also, you see wood structure that used to allow people to go in and out of the caves without much difficulties. Where did the wood come from? The region must have been rich in vegetation, perhaps with a lot of conifers or even some hardwood deciduous trees. The current state of the region must have been the result of human deforestation, overcultivation, overgrazing,... leading to climate change, erosion, ....

[@kathmandoo]

Arthur Hau You make some very good points. In the Khumbu region near Everest the tribes also cut down huge forest areas which started to affect the erosion in that area, especially around Namche. Edmund Hillary was a leader in reversing this and now the forests are quickly growing back. They now use dried dung for heating and cooking plus some of the bigger villages now also have gas. Your point is good in that if this deforestation was left unchecked then it may end up as a desert.

[@ranjitrai2612]

I was wondering, how they got in and out. that's a big ? mark

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Those caves are made by an advanced civilization before the great flood.

[@nileshsharma8469]

Very well done, but why the hell yoy are damaging the outwalls of the caves . . I cant see that, its hurtful. . Find some other way to get in. Ppl trying the same way will destory this beautiful place in a v short time. Plz.

[@sharadashrestha3873]

Keep it up

[@claudiaroidela850]

This area has to have a completely different look back then, when glaciers were still there. Wooden ladders and ropes to connect caves levels.

[@theZCAllen]

Wow that's an interesting point!

[@nabardgangtok7528]

Mustang is now in Nepal but was in Tibet during ancient times. The lost kingdom of Tibet...

[@brunovillalobos2444]

2:04 Pete is an expert climber. He is also my husband

[@tenkoncho2134]

I love tibet

[@whitelight8740]

Ten Koncho : This is Nepal.. A small country which has china (tibet) in its north... So the landscape n tradition is 80% similar.

[@mustangmagar5230]

How to named Mustang?

[@sharadashrestha3873]

In Nepal there are more ancient treasures yet to be found

[@modernsage8132]

Btw the title is misguiding in the sense that tibet is part of china and mustang locates in Nepal

[@adamboyka8295]

awesome

[@sonampaldensherpa]

Those caves were probably built my sherpas who are in that area. In Nepal the Indian decedent people who look brown, known as chettry and Bauns. A majority of the people in the country look down on sherpas and use terms such as bhote. Sherpas decent from Tebet and the areas around it. We are also Buddhist and if you go to any Buddhist area in Nepal you will see sherpas and they live near the Himalayas. Most monks are also sherpas and we have our own language which is very similar to Tibetan. The food is also similar so. Sherpas were most likely to have been the ones who built the caves and lived in them aswell. The people there are also sherpas as they are speaking Nepalese in a Sherpa accent. The government of Nepal profits from sherpas with climbing and mountaineering. The state of the country and the lack of development in those regions of the country. I don’t see why others the people from the other casts think they are entitled to the money that comes from the Himalayas. They have no right to be proud and say they we are all Nepalese when a our people do something. As sherpas are Buddhist and are peaceful they haven’t done anything until yet. However times are changing, there are thousands of Sherpas growing up abroad due to the mountaineering success. Most of them are in America. Theres a minority in the United Kingdom, where I grew up. My own family members are in the Nepali government and a my aunt is one of the leading eye doctors in the country. Slowly but surely sherpas will get the rightful treatment that they deserve. My people back at home will get the compensation they deserve and the respect they should have had a long time ago.

[@ronpaulrevered]

Came here from icmag.

[@adrianboloveschi7266]

What language do the local people speak?

[@suscrieforsubscribing1146]

Adrian Boloveschi Nepali

[@sadhanarana9518]

Adrian Boloveschi They speak a local version of Tibetan which is their mother tongue and also the national language Nepalese.

[@magarelectronics1168]

One thing I can't understand that Buddha born in Nepal but in different climatic region but why most of them are in Himalayan these Buddhist. Did Buddha saw these huge Himalayas in his life Why is it like that.

[@dilipgurung]

This is situated in nepal

[@arunasingh6222]

Lovely Documentary ❤ And SORRY on behalf of those local people who asked for $1000. Its actually the harsh and difficult life they go through made them do so.😔

[@radioguy1620]

why would a people inhabit such a place ,except to escape some enemy or other

[@bicchu68]

It was a tradition of isolated deep meditation.

[@moitrayeebaruah]

If you remove a rock this will disable whole mountain that's what a river does... Rivers dont climb mountains but destroys what it comes on the way.... Human need's to understand...

[@sabinbastola8493]

I will discover remaining when i become an archelogist . I will do for my country, i wont let foreigners do .

[@paradise9981]

It’s not Buddhism but it is Bön Religion where Bön monks lived there but scriptures were destroyed which means enemies destroyed everything and people too.

[@mr.traveller3341]

This is the restricted kingdom in Nepal

[@MrPang2128]

Om Mani Padme Hum

[@bijayadhakal8654]

The video editor must be indian, because the real another videos I have already Wached they didn't say tibet, they have said history of buddha in Nepal

[@IllicitGreen]

30 days! might as well have 30 minutes!

[@sonampaldensherpa]

It’s not the people of Nepal it’s just sherpas man that’s Sherpa language 🤦🏻‍♂️. Knowing that most people from my generation have forgotten about this is so disappointing. I don’t even know if Wikipedia has information about sherpas and our past and heritage. I feel British but a sense of myself makes me want to just make a stand for this issue. Soon changes will come

[@sharadrai4164]

Hay sherpa get out from my country nepal.

[@pamcasso09]

@@sharadrai4164 you rais should go back to china

[@samarpanlamagurung9687]

Hello It's not Sherpa its Loki or Mustangi Spoken by Lowa People comprising of Gurung and Lama. Language is similar to that of Kham People of Tibet and ya similar to that of Sherpa Community of Nepal.

[@Dr.Cosmar]

They are a post deluge society. When the great flood happened, it collected in valleys and didn't drain out for decades. The people that farmed in the valley below, either died, or made homes in the cliff. For reference, I'm talking about the end of the ice age, when sea levels rose a couple hundred feet. I'm really speaking RIGHT after or "during" you could say. I'm no geologist, but if you fill up that valley with water, it's miniscis will meet the bottom level of caves....falling off was meaningless to them, they would have fallen into water. It probably stayed that way for 10-50 years. This also explains it's abandonment, as it got harder and harder to get into your house or village you would eventually move. Not to mention, the population could have begun to boom again. The cataclysm that caused their way of living was bound to have taken the old, the weak, the infirm. Leaving uneducated, unskilled people behind (for the most part). The culture survives in their memory, and was continued as best they remember. If you are reading this, and have more resource than I...check the valley floor with lidar from the air, look for a grid pattern. You may have to satellite spectroscopy.

[@ujaybajracharya6030]

A very nice documentary but the murals in the caves of mustang, a part of nepal arent the tibetan art.they are the newar art originated by newars, the native of kathmandu. the capital city nepal..

[@firojbasnet9366]

Your documentary is good.But I felt really bad when the people are demanding for the money, yeah, it is good to show the curiosity about the actual matter for the protection of ancient valuable things, But here its seems like that, their intention is only to get money. On the behalf of those villagers, I want to say sorry.

[@sanjaybhandari4375]

mustang is in nepal not in tibet😠😠

[@bhaskaradhikari4312]

mustang was a separate kingdom with high influence of Tibetan culture .

[@pawonshrestha2890]

Yes

[@sitalam]

mustang is in Nepal, not in Tibet,

[@anujsapkota502]

are you indian or foreigner from west.Do you ever know mustang civilization the history of medival nepali civilization.Just like india logic you are saying upper mustang was tibet just like buddha was born in india

[@dondai135]

It is part of Nepal. There is no Tibet. Tibet is China. You guys from the West should not interfere in China-Tibet conflict, because China is not Syria, where you can do what you want for your own benefits. Long live People's Republic of China. We dont trust and gonna trust Westerners anymore.

[@tawa1863]

mustang was the part of Tibet before the war. and there is nothing wrong with the caption guys, you guys are just barking like the tibetain,Nepali peoples of tsarang who asked for money to climb those caves. and local people of upper mustang still talk in tibetain language and not in nepali inside locals

[@gadgethouse8532]

MyImList it is not part of tibet today lol

[@tsheltrimzangpo7153]

Mustang. The name itself speaks louder than Nepali people. The name is Tibetan name. Later relocated as Nepali territory.

[@aakashkohli914]

Fuck I want to go there ... But unfortunately for me . No Rock climbing.

[@mohantiwari5943]

Mustang was not the part of ancient Tibet

[@MoMo_Head]

How do you know?! Mustang is bad pronounce name of real name Lo manthang itself is Tibetan name, people, they speak Tibetan, tibetan culture, tibetan Buddhist, tibetan style of homes. Mustang was once part of the Guge kingdom of Ngari. Tibet. But nepali annexed it These cave are nothing compared to Guge. caves. Even the nepalies were not allowed to go there before 2008 coz mustang was controlled by mustang king but Nepal completely occupied mustang in 2008.

[@mynameisearl2626]

looks like they want it left alone

[@rajkinghang928]

Sorry bro ..mustang part of nepal, not Tibet

[@whitelight8740]

No Westerners should be ever allowed to dig into these caves.. many Westerners have stolen treasures from mustang.. many antiques and cave souvenirs are now seen in museums and private collectiors room... treasure Diggers will have a bad fate, will suffer karma.

[@guymichelledharma4103]

The documentary makers disgraced themselves. There is no way locals would want foreigners (who are not even Buddhist) to be poking around. Government Permission? Since when has government respected Tibetan culture? - the majority of their spiritual leaders are in exile, working tirelessly to preserve what they can. The rationale of the man who asked his audience to question how valuable is their spirituality if they are willing to put a price on it...was like listening to a child whinge after being told to get down from a high play ground. Right from the beginning the narration contradicted itself, one minute they attempt to convince us that the locals knew nothing of the caves, except that they do, oh and they have books etc and if you speak to a Tibetan monk or lama (there are plenty in the west who have gone to the effort to learn your language) you would have been informed. But, alas, clearly the thrill seeking/do good documentary makers prefer to portray themselves in a humble, humanitarian light, but probably just jeapordised these valuable caves further by exposing them publicly (Let's see what the Chinese government does next, shall we?) The only truth the documentary makers managed to say (in that husky and ever so false humble tone) was that they didn't know what they were about to discover. Well, if you'd done any research at all....it's Padmansambavah himself!...he removes the ego - oh and how he delivered!! You found it - your whopping great big intellectual egos driven by foolishness, pride, arrogance and desire. This is not a rant or an attack, it is one exhausting exhale and an eye roll. I pray that you learn something, like don't do anything like that again. Ever. Om mune mune maha muneye soha.

[@theZCAllen]

Your practice is lacking

[@subasmagar1347]

mustang was a kingdom with soverignty...it was not part of tibet but now it's in Nepal........and it's Nepal.....

[@sagar11222]

It seems Aliens lived here.

[@devincoble4993]

wouldn't that have been hilarious if when he kicked and pulled out that rock the entire side of the mountain fell on him. Poor rock was there thousands of years and this prick comes and kicks it and pulls it out. But no seriously, great documentation.

[@klausop1054]

Many were stolen n reached to main land china through Tibet but few got back to Nepal with the help of Chinese government...!

[@dreamadventure8220]

tibet tore apart and by eaten by china, india and nepal

[@bikashshrestha7309]

Lost Caves of Mustang - Ancient Tibet,,, Suggest to change the topics its Lost Caves of Mustang - Ancient Nepal..... Mustang is in Nepal not in China & Tibet.. Nepal is independent country...

[@bijaygurung8669]

I think there's villagers is not good people because they have take a money and they can cell all heritages things

[@tenzingurung3653]

I guess they are influenced by Bahunnism. After all, bad things are easily learned. Aryan Netas didn't hesitate to sell Nepal piece by piece and these people are selling their heritage.

[@purnaprasadsharma9558]

+Tenzin Gurung i couldn't understand...when anything happens wrong you mongolian blame bahun...today all nepalese claiming most of the part of india was of nepal..so all nepalese of india claiming gorkhaland in india and all these nepalese include bahun,chetry,magar,gurung,limbu,rai etc..Do you know why they are able to claim today bcoz of the king of khas(bahun, chetry and thakuri) who got victory over land of india..so today the all gorkhas of india dare to demand land over there.

[@goodperson810]

@@tenzingurung3653 mongole tattu keep crying no need to fight with us khas aryan jun din hamro jati lai ris uthxa tha nai xa talai duniya ko half bhanda dherai population aryan Caucasian ko xa.

[@saroz6839]

All treasures were stolen by tibetan khampa gurrlas....i guess so

[@kathmandoo]

WHY didn't you just pay them???? It's a NOTHING amount but would be good for them. I guess these people are just scared and desperate. Once again - Money rules.

[@kamalgautam5744]

You guys paid $1000 ?? Oh my god..On behalf of every Nepali i apologise to that Disgusting behaviour sir..They should've helped you rather then asking you for money...Ashamed to call myself A Nepali.. 😑😑😑

[@brianpeck4035]

Shame and Pride are friends. Hubris (Greek) is not truly pride but false pride supported by comparisons with others. When false pride is revealed or "hurt" it reveals as shame. When true pride is revealed it reveals as love. Love and forgiveness are friends.

[@IETCHX69]

You took your kids ?!? I would bet A MILLION DOLLARS that they grow up wise , well-adjusted , wonderful humans . Someone bet me !! Those P.O.S. villagers at 33min , are really committed to their cause , huh?

[@redpanda1126]

Foreign looters