Visiting the interior of NEPAL 40 years ago.

A trip to the interior returning to Kathmandu. I wonder how many of the beautiful temples are still erect after the earthquake.
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[@rajubasel2021]

We are not sad people but music is sad

[@chineseecho7786]

Thank you so much for these great videos 🙏🏼🙏🏼I always want to visit Nepal And I am glad to see what it looked like 40years ago

[@sumedhshakya2099]

Heartly welcome to Nepal. May you feel worth to visit this place after you will be here.

[@louisj.farrugia2554]

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[@doubletick]

pray for nepal, and hope for the health and happiness would always be everywhere

[@smritiid3697]

Thankyou for reminiscing memories. You're truely an incredible person, Touchwood!!!

[@dibeshsayami]

Oho !! Bus was driving towards Nagarkot then the old city lane is Bhaktapur (Datatraiya area), Nyatapolo and Bhaktapur Durbar Square Area. Pashupati Area where the dead body was burning. Boudha where the monk were seen. I am sure you might have visited Freak Street where we used to have our Pie shop. Nice video !!

[@rubelroyale3436]

"They say you can’t go back again-that the places from your past change as gradually and irrevocably as the wrinkles and grey hairs that accumulate on your own aging body. But revisiting an old place can throw the passage of time into sharp relief and teach you things about the world and your place in it. Nepal is now very much in the crosscurrents of global trends and climate change. What was once a country dominated by rural subsistence farmers is rapidly urbanizing as people move out of isolated mountain villages and settle in cities and along new roadways winding through the mountains. Thanks for this glorious share, I’m touched

[@michaelijsbrand]

Thank you for your observations.

[@rubelroyale3436]

Appreciated much! My soul is all connected to your mesmerizing video, God bless you Sir@@michaelijsbrand

[@subinbajracharya2771]

Gr8 video .....nostalgic seeing my 40 year old home town

[@kevinfrancis6033]

I miss Nepal so much .. ✨🙏🏽

[@SKB394]

Well looking back at Nepal is truly mesmarizing and shows how much my country has changed.... But you know time is dynamic and has to be.. I am pretty sure someone from 10 yrs apart, 20 years apart, 30 or more years apart are gonna look at these kinda videos and gonna miss 2022 which we are currently living in.. Thanks for sharing your footage sir. Would love to see more from u if u have.

[@gagans3573]

Thank you sir for making the video of Nepal

[@smoothrabin9834]

Man oh man......thank you sir for this wonderful glimpse of our past.

[@LNVLOG12]

Nic🎉vlog

[@aashisbudhathoki2613]

Thank you so much.

[@sumeshkunwar8807]

Old Nepal memory

[@bishanpariyar9788]

Thank u very much sir for this valueable video

[@ayushbbox1]

wow it looks so different 40 yrs back, anyways it’s a beautiful video

[@exploretheworld9111]

I still remember my journey to nagarkot in 1982. It's a great time. Narrow roads bhaktapur was full of human feces and there were no toilets. People used poo at side of the gully.

[@LucMackowiak]

Nice video 👍

[@momoopikfamily8987]

where the place is often echoed the majesty of god then keep it standing, and if God has forgotten so watch its destruction

[@lamapoojan]

जय नेपाल

[@sanjeevkarki]

old Nepal

[@sajiv3114]

17:29 that my grandmom ❤

[@clickbarkheli4425]

i really thank u from bottom if my heart. that time if nepal was amazing beautifuland pease full. now of nepal is totally polluted by nepali politics....

[@tyronsimpson2143]

I can see from this film the place hasn't changed one bit really in the last 40yrs???

[@akanksha1296]

Do you have videos of Himalayan people in India?

[@nhonolama3056]

Is it 1975AD?

[@bijbaj9588]

1986

[@AsisSamsuhang]

Nepal was always a country of many colours and peoples. zthe hills and moutains are just a distraction

[@tenzylama9112]

Do you have any Tibetan refugees camps video's or pics in nepal?

[@michaelijsbrand]

Sorry: no.

[@Northumbergull]

What was your route, in brief, and which towns or villages did you go to? 👍

[@leonardo3517]

So you're a treveler 40 years ago ...

[@montexdroxey9788]

12:00 Is he father of kim jung ung?

[@savenature6723]

Why do you put such a gloomy background music?

[@mendypaudel108]

40 years ago ani bikas Tira lamkako desh sala sab yo khata maobadi khaobado la fuck hano mero des Kati ramro cha

[@DeepakSharma-qy9et]

What the fucking hell is background music?does some one died?