Nepal Travel: How Expensive is KATHMANDU?

In this video I explore Kathmandu, Nepal and show how much things cost.
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Nepal Travel: How Expensive is KATHMANDU?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I went back to Nepal recently and made a 70 minute movie about my trek through the Himalayas of beautiful Langtang National Park. You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXeUfXR4q9yDftE

[@binishatheeng5645]

Gabriel Traveler thanks for visiting Nepal sir 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@AnishShresthaonRoll]

In nepal best way to enjoy is : lose the map and go on a long long journey.

[@ranjandhakal7928]

☺☺☺

[@JaguarBST]

LOL

[@dabudick1]

this is how i got to nepali's jail

[@mammadolimlechan]

@@dabudick1 No way

[@dabudick1]

​@@mammadolimlechan that's true story. First some bad-karma motherfucker had stolen my wallet and mobile right from room number in Thamel, I asked a guy on reception to call the cops but pretended not to understand me. I sold my notebook (a thief didn't take it ) for 20$ to a local, than i dropped my lagguage with clothes on a street and started my journey lasted 2 weeks. Some guys gave me food for free, some gave me shelter but finally cops grabbed me and put into jail for 4 days.

[@abdulmoeed45]

sending love and respect from Pakistan. Pakistan consider Nepal as its iron brother. wish to see Nepal this year.

[@rojkiranrawat7863]

Welcome to Nepal .

[@skullzchief9743]

Thanks i am from nepal we also consider pakistan a very nic e country

[@Someone-ku7ts]

Thank you for showing the world that it's safe to visit Nepal. Thanks for sharing your experience out there in candid form.

[@mahbubmayan1082]

Its really safe to visit Nepal. I have just loved your country and your people. Thanks for your hospitality.

[@user-mi4yc7pr3x]

Dude your country looks really welcoming. And I'm from Romania. European Union

[@informationalfriend3998]

R Mahbub Mayan Thanks to both of you for visiting my country. I don't know how is yours experience in Nepal but trust me you will get good hospitality more than this in villages

[@p3wx4]

You can get much better hotels with much better rooms than you have shown at Rs 500. MOMO costs no more than 60 in most of the places. Lassi is better in Fruit juice vendors and costs Rs 60. Chowmien usually costs Rs 70. Laundry price is OK.

[@tpavel0]

was in Kathmandu this may, first of all that room of yours I got for 500 rupes a night with a cable and fan and my own bathroom...for 1000 rupes I had almost a lux room for Kathmandu( just before leaving wanted to spend the rupes I had left)the food cost less if you look around properly(there is even some Japanese don restaurant that everything pretty cheap and high quality with sea food!!! which is rare for nepal)... so is the alcohol. to me it seems like you just randomly stopped at different places. and nepals are really flexible on prices when it comes to ANYTHING other then food. so try to barge over the prices even on hotels... some may refuse but mostly depends what ever they full or not..

[@youamhire4045]

Hi

[@gaatutube]

That first breakfast for 200 Rs seemed quite expensive for what was shown.

[@7fi5yumi83]

hey actually the price is much more cheaper than you have mentioned. you get cheap to expensive according to the place. try getting a nepali friend. he ll show you more than you ll do alone or a guide and you ll explore more namaste.

[@Wanderer1]

Should I quit my miserable job and travel all these cheap countries? It's something I really want to do.. asap.

[@ashishbudhathoki2175]

Do it!

[@Wanderer1]

+Ashish Budhathoki Well it's settled then. If my boss asks me why I quit I'll say because Ashish Budhathoki said, "Do it!" :P

[@ashishbudhathoki2175]

+Im Finna Do Haha, Do what you want, follow your passion. Be your own boss ;)

[@Wanderer1]

+Ashish Budhathoki Nice. I like your philosophy. I shall do this, my friend :)

[@Wanderer1]

+BlooxLadd That's ok, I've got enough money saved up to travel India for seven years the Gabriel way :P

[@purusotamtandukar8818]

its not tamil (means one of indian language) , the place is called thamel .... we are here to help u .... welcome to kathmandu, nepal...

[@vtecpreludevtec]

Yea tamil is from Madras,its tha mel

[@harryrozario1994]

Mike Berg Tamil is from TamilNadu

[@vtecpreludevtec]

+Harry Rozario yeah bro,Tamil Nadu state,they prefer coffee over tea!

[@user-mi4yc7pr3x]

Man. Tandukar I wanna do business with you . I'm from Europe

[@FoodNepal]

you gotta try local Newari Foods while you're in Kathmandu...

[@muskanchhetry6580]

Food Nepal ya😋👍

[@Thatskindadumb]

You should

[@user-hm2ni6lg3j]

do nepalese eat beef? 🐄

[@user-hm2ni6lg3j]

@@sashu6231 did i ask u?

[@ROHAN-wo8xs]

@@user-hm2ni6lg3j no only buff

[@WildGlance]

I was born there and lived there for 7 years then moved to America. It’s been 6 years and I want to visit back so bad.

[@mypeacefulvlog6691]

We are really grateful toward you for promoting about Nepal. And I wanna suggest you to find cheap restaurent and guest house as well. I guess Kathmandu is cheapest city to travel over world dude. Any way try some different places I hope you gonna get cheaper than you were paying now. Keep on updating videos of Nepal. Thanks for promoting man!

[@mheredge]

I think a lot of people expect Nepal to be cheaper than it is, but you have to remember that EVERYTHING is imported and it nearly all has to come via India. So it isn't as cheap as India, nor many parts of China. But it is much poorer than it's mighty neighbours. I've just returned from a couple of months in Colombia and prices were in some cases cheaper there. It depends what you want to eat and drink, but for example, beers are relatively expensive compared to other countries in Asia; trekking - prices are higher the higher you go (food and accommodation), so you need to budget on at least 20$ a day (basic minimum not including guide/porter/entry fees).

[@bishwarai7880]

Thank you for visiting Nepal....

[@daquansaahee3233]

im from Thamel Kathmandu and its very fascinating to watch the tourist prospect. visit again. hope to see you soon!

[@Daniel190619]

I'm planning to visit Nepal next year April/May. Can you suggest something one has to see/ to in Nepal other than the regular tourist stuff?

[@bigdump2825]

Haha wow

[@dawa35]

Corrections: 1) 'Aloo' means potato not only in Hindi language but also in Nepalese language too. Because of the fact that the Sanskrit is the source of both Nepalese and Indian language, there are lots of similarities in these two languages. 2) Hot Tibetan beer -Tongba- is not only 'millet soaked in a hot water' but they are first cooked and then fermented with the help of yeast for at-least 4 to 5 days at certain temperature. The hot beer - tongba - becomes stronger with it's age. Just wanted offer viewers the right information that the 'producer of this video' failed to provide. Thank you.

[@mistersir3185]

Just to let you guys know that this is a "budget travel" video, which will give you an insight on how you can manage your stay cheaply. Of course there are tons of upscale hotel and traveling places for the tourists. However, the choice is yours and the visit is worth it. You won't leave this place without anything. :)

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Exactly.

[@youtubeaccount8495]

could've been cheaper 😏

[@samratxettri6776]

06:08 kuire hoss ya nepali jAti menu hereni last mh kani vaneko momo nai ho 😂😂😂!!

[@mheredge]

Coffee in Nepal is really good (Arabica grown at altitude). Lots of good places in Pokhara and Kathmandu serve it. I really recommend local coffee rather than Illy and Lazzava imports which are nice too, but much more expensive. My very favourite place for coffee is Cafe Chicusa in Jyatha which serves the best value real coffee (75NRs for a normal mug, 120NRs for a huge mug). They do really good breakfasts too, and the only place I know with a long list of toasties (the honey, peanut butter and banana is exceptionally good). It's more of a locals' place. Otherwise Himalayan Java is a good to hang-out if you want to meet all the gringos.

[@Pratibhaa]

I found him so cute when he said Ganesha, the son of parvati and Shiva.😊

[@AMAETV]

Almost 40k views in just a few weeks, good one!! Outlining costs is definitely a good travel niche for you. Keep it up :)

[@TJSinghVideos]

ur chaNnel is also good i sub check mine if u. want

[@whatthehell3530]

AMaeTV you visit Nepal?

[@whatthehell3530]

AMaeTV Thank you for visit Nepal....💖 have good time....✌

[@thanos3920]

AMaeTV nepal is very cheap and more beautiful

[@manishbishnoirar8266]

AMaeTV .help me I am came to nepal

[@bradhorwitz2214]

Super cool video. Loving this trip! Great job with the videos, as always!

[@trolldroid7649]

cheap is not always the best . if you want quality you have to pay bit more

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

True!

[@glevtube]

Thanks Gabriel. Very cool, detailed, honest, and involving way of videoing. Keep up the good work champ!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Awesome, glad to hear it, thanks.

[@Kylo_Ren_2033]

The hotel room remind me my grandma’s apartment in late 90s

[@lpdevkota]

Great Gabriel! Thanks a lot for the video. Expect more from round the corners!

[@saragorn5033]

Thank you for the experience, I remember a few years back I worked for a company called Om imports and my boss was a wholesaler of many different "handicrafts" and incents and since then I have always wanted to travel to Nepal

[@RunTheAtlas]

I like how you show all the parts of your trip- street life, accommodation, sights. Huge thumbs up from me!! 👏👏👏

[@liamandkyle2394]

20 cents for a bottled water... Awesome!!!!!!

[@Ralkholi]

Great video Gabriel, very useful details, thank you for sharing.

[@itsglam2221]

When we went to kathmandu we got a nice hotel and nice room with private bathroom, tv,wifi,tables,and 2 beds on RS.800. You should have go to sundhara(Asan)you will get nice clothes and hotels in less money

[@xenonmgr5373]

thanks for supporting and visiting Nepal

[@sudarshanneupane6573]

Thankyou @gabriel for making this nice video . Nepal is really cheap country in the world. If you have $400 it is more than enough per month. ............... SO visit Nepal..

[@derekcooper1205]

that warm beer look very interesting , Parka dident seem a lot for price ..

[@mheredge]

+Derek Cooper beer is usually very cold, though sometimes only 'cold' if after loadshedding!

[@sushanshrestha1759]

Food is quite expensive in Kathmandu... but if u visit bhaktapur then u can enjoy food at very cheap price... Specially at local hotel (Vatti) where u can give party to 3,4 friends with just 5,6 dollar.. 😂

[@kbsport3954]

Susan stha vatti food is always the best 😂😂

[@evaashakha972]

Susan stha bkt ma jhan expensive . At least ktm we can get good music n taste but bkt jus expensive

[@sushanshrestha1759]

Evaa Shakha i don't think so..Ktm ma jhan expensive xa food..Aru ta k kura garnu one glass of tea kai 30- 40 ra linxa ktm ma 😂..

[@evaashakha972]

Susan stha tyo darbar square ani 5tale mandir jannai gali haru ko restaurant haru kaam ns bekaam ko xpensive xa saxhai vanaiko

[@sushanshrestha1759]

Evaa Shakha Restaurant ta jun place ko ni expensive nai hunxa ni..I was talking about local hotel. ..In nepali Vatti..Have you ever been to any vatti of bkt...So cheap and delicious food you cant find nowhere like this in Nepal..

[@tenzinlama2725]

Gabriel they charged you too much lol.. for that room i wouldn't pay even 500 nepali.

[@WildGlance]

Tenzin Lama 10 a night is good cuz 1,000 rupees is 10 dollars. Most hotels in America cost around 50$ to 100$. I’ve stayed at a 200$ hotel before.

[@shanchar]

@@WildGlancebut the quality of American hotels is superb

[@TheABS2820]

you did not show how much weed costs

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

In some parts of Nepal it's free: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gne6aKuCoZqMkLc&lc

[@sandeeprana3856]

it costs almost nothing compared to prices of other countries

[@davidl.fernandez2940]

An Jana I dont see how it doesnt fit with all those other in the same list of interest.

[@SagunRM]

U can contact me if u want some😂

[@chang-jungkarki1684]

An Jana, hahaa that also comes just under way of living nowadays and its obvious to ask i hope hai :D

[@CaligulaBoots]

I'm planning to head into Nepal. I've already seen a dorm bed in Zen at ~USD$3 a bed (August 2016), but it still isn't the cheapest option. For privates, AirBNB privates were still cheaper than the single private rooms online.

[@peaceful_chaos14]

It looks like you went to the most basic 2-star hotel in Kathmandu... they are just like the motels in the U.S. You can find an amazing hotel in less money than that. And why in the world is Mo:Mo 120 in that restaurant lol

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Which hotel is nicer but cheaper? I'd like to know about it. Believe me, I searched around trying to find the best deal.

[@peaceful_chaos14]

Gabriel Traveler Well hotels like Hyatt Regency, Soaltee Crowne Plaza, Yak and Yeti, Annapurna, Everest Sheraton are really expensive and 5-star hotels. But there are nice but reasonable ones like Hotel Shanker, Dalai La Boutique, Friends Home, Shambaling Boutique, Kathmandu Guest House etc.

[@peaceful_chaos14]

I really liked Shambala though...that's where I stayed once.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

kyle edward Yeah a friend recommended Shambhala actually, but I checked it out and it was more expensive than where I stayed.

[@pslyves]

go around sundhara tower. there are lots of hotel. u can get a room around 5-10$/day. standard nepali meal 3$. local tasty dumplings around less than 1$ etc etc

[@robertgorlitz512]

Thungba is made out of fermented millet. They mix boiled millet with yeast and leave it in an airtight bag. After a few days the mixture contains alkohol. Same procedure with rice is called Chang.Chang is even more tasty, but hard to get in Kathmandu, you will find in the villages. And if someone offer you Raksi: its distilled Chang or Thungba.

[@cloudridermrbliss7085]

Wow brother you are pro lol. If you don't mind where you from? Are you nepalu?

[@nabinchapagain7311]

I hope there were no noises made by Gabriele's stomach after that dinner. :p :) BTW, Thamel is pretty expensive, you can spend much lesser if you stay in other parts of Kathmandu and you should go to other districts of Nepal if you arrive for longer time.... Any guide can recommend you famous tourism spots throughout THE Nepal.

[@satyamsoni1004]

Yoo everyone Greetings from India Love Nepal We are brothers ❤️❤️🇮🇳🇳🇵

[@WhatAboutNepal]

I live here in the ktm valley and found myself enjoying your video, very practical. But I never recommend street food in Nepal. It is not like Thailand where it is somewhat clean and fresh. I have a blog where I also give tips for being here. It's like no place else. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

[@crazy1z]

me too

[@nikhilkay1]

tandoori Naan and vegetables are pretty safe to eat even in street but you have to find places where lot of people are going, that ensures food is fresh

[@bryandangol8223]

Yeah don’t go for street food.

[@nabinphuyal53537]

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[@globalentertainment6239]

Everything you have explained is so genuine and authentic... I'm positive... Cheers ✌️

[@Oiii615]

Hey man, nice indepth insight in to Kathmandu. It's all good. TONGBA, just correcting if you don't mind, isn't Tibetian. It is originally from the east and is typical Limbu millet beer which shares the same lineage with the Khambu (Rai) millet beer called Chanuwa. Both are the same except that there is absence of Pipsing (bamboo pipe straw for sucking) amongst the Khambu. Chhang is also the same except for the name used by the Tibetian minus the Pipsing and Tongba/Katuwa (the wooden mug). It can be consumed both in the winter and summer. Storing in the coolest cornermost of home for summer, after fermentation, and mixed it with hot water in winter for comsumption. The best original ones are that you can find in Nakhipot or Baneswor in Kathmandu.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Great, thanks for the info.

[@everettweeks2195]

Just discovered your vids a while back. Love them all, you are a great tour guide, and very inspiring. Please keep it up. Stay safe and have fun out there.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Great, thanks a lot.

[@TrueMexico]

The food in Nepal looks really tasty, how is the coffee situation there? A lot of people need their coffee in the morning like me! I am curious to know prices, where people/travellers buy a coffee.

[@mheredge]

+True Mexico There's lots of really good locally grown coffee (Arabica), especially easy to find in Thamel and Pokhara Lakeside. Beware the Italian imported Illy and Lavazza as this is about two or three times the price.

[@Itsgoodtobethechazz]

+True Mexico Forget coffee! One thing that really captured me was the amazing tea you can get there! Cheap and omg the taste!!

[@thelionsong2342]

you should try some traditional foods in here its delicious

[@raymanozrai]

coffee is best in nepal. u should try.

[@mheredge]

Sorry I replied to your comment about coffee in the general comments True Mexico. The coffee is excellent as they have the perfect climate for it and grown Arabica beans, which are the best.

[@kiranvlog4953]

Thank you Very Much Sir For Visiting Our Beautiful Country Nepal. I Hope you will Come Again As Soon as Possible with your friends and family members!❤❤❤❤❤

[@brosforever1878]

Every non-Nepalese person always says momo wrong😂😂 Great Video.I really wanna go back to nepal

[@naveenmishra0522]

Bros ForEver Hey are u planning to travel Nepal

[@brosforever1878]

InstagramBollywood Page Yep, In Nepal right now

[@LeanPrimal]

Kathmandu is a good travel destination im from INDIA i went there with my friends.

[@clickbarkheli4425]

Namaste ! Come again my Nepal.

[@sojutime]

Nepal assesses a 30% tax on alcohol. Imported alcohol is hit with a 100% tariff.

[@YOUTUBER-xm3hi]

i also visted nepal from uj its really a good country . i lived in solti hotel

[@levetoutsav]

Quiet expensive tho

[@sauravbhatta8448]

"tongba" is not a beer. It's totally different. Also, it's not from tibet. It is some kind of alcohol. It tastes better in winter

[@barunrai8004]

Tongba isnt tibetean beer !! it also belongs to a Nepalese cultural.

[@cloudridermrbliss7085]

You are right Nepali babu😈😈

[@williamdixon7401]

Lol, Yak has the best tumba in Katmandu! One of my favorite hangout spots.

[@sundeesfan7853]

hi i am from nepal kathmandu

[@TheArtofTravel]

Greetings from The Art of Travel! I am originally from Nepal and visit my country quite often. While Kathmandu can very expensive, the rest of country is very poor and therefore also cheap. One can easily survive and travel on as little as 2 dollars a day. Great video! Please visit again!

[@trick_treat]

Great vid. Gab. you make want to quit my job and also travel the world. LYD!

[@nipun45]

I love how u show the real nepal.

[@conniesilva5943]

Hey Gabriel! Im planing to go to Nepal this December how was the wifi in Nepal? Do you have to buy your own Wifi?

[@ashishnepal2952]

connie silva no any free wifi is provided . basically while you're in your hotel you can get your wifi but in the road or other places wifi isn't available. Internet system is not good, we surf below 256kb/s.

[@dionakgamer7769]

connie silva you have to download WiFi hacking app to hack neighbor wifi😂😂😂

[@rajurai5210]

TONGBA ...especially indigenous people of Nepal ( Rai , Limbu or in one word KIRAT ) brew and drink from the ancient time..that is made from pure millet and used a kind of herb as a chemical to intoxicate that is found in the jungle... that is called in Nepali MORCHA (मोर्चा) ....

[@mackolandorzan3899]

Looks like you know every thing about Indian food..!!!!!

[@benjaminmandile7981]

i spent five months living there working for an NGO and on the weekends my mates and i would stay in hotels for the night. Hotel Namsey can be taken for 900 if you talk them down. If you walk across the street to galalohpacka go to JFC for cheap food. If you go behind the main shops in thermal you will find local food for cheap.

[@benjaminmandile7981]

there are also places for as low as 300-400 a night

[@anishadhikari5539]

thanks for coming in our country 😁

[@petagonkyi]

The Tibetan millet beer is usually drunk cold. If you are in a hurry than hot one is better as it takes less time for the alcohol to seep out of the grain.

[@caseyvee4419]

Sounds like it is really cheap!! But how safe?

[@Sanjayvcd]

travellers are always safe in nepal

[@samarpanrasaili7151]

Nepal is most beaitiful country in the world and Nepali people also very kindful and good recepetly people Nepal is most safe country in south asia

[@smilelikeUmeanit90]

pretty safe, and you get tons of bed bugs in hostels rooms as well, as a bonus ;)

[@pslyves]

its safe! there are no civilian mass shootings records in history(forget about civil war which ceased a decade ago). owing gun is very very rare and who owns it are gangsters but are busy in their own self business(no more now). foreigners are respected. u r valuable in nepal not in sense that foreigners are rich because respecting foreigners are in nepalese blood. u get smile and big hearted welcome in every place u go. but u can get distracted by street childrens who beg you or irritate for money. so in that sense u r 95% safe. 5% is your unluck that u meet some bad people or u hv a bad day. Pollution level high in cities. AIR,SOUND,WATER... river flows with human poops. water is unsafe(cholera/salmonella) in that sense u drink open bottled water in any hotel. but u get good jar water. air pollution: sometimes it gets like beijing. dust everywhere. transport: buses(3rd class- seems like bees in a hive) ,taxis... tourist area(rickshaw) sanitation level: poor

[@caseyvee4419]

Raymonds Thanks! I was mainly thinking about street theft/robbery, credit card fraud, things of that nature.

[@warriortkd86]

It was Really helpful. Nepal is a nice place and Nepali People are very nice and brave people.

[@saitamasensei5153]

its cheap but its cheaper if you go outside tourist areas or can be lot expensive, depends on your guide. I wouldn't call Nepal the best or cheapest or anything, but Nepal sure comes in as "must visit in life time country".

[@madametia5379]

Gabriel thank you for this awesome video! I have been wanting to visit Nepal but was fearful. Do you think that I would be a little accepted there by the feel of things Gabriel? or would they not so much want me there. I'm really kind but not sure on how they would perceive me. Also did you get to see any Tibetan handmade jewelry like collar beaded necklaces made by hand? THANKS SO MUCH, will order your book!

[@levetoutsav]

Yes the stuff you are searching for, Is available in Nepal. you just need to be careful while buying cause Neplase do have a bargen system while purchasing any good so what i think you should o is take a typical neplease women with you to buy that trust me you ll experience this.

[@madametia5379]

leveto utsav Thank you so much leveto utsav! This helps a lot! :)

[@bijeshshrestha6268]

you just need a good nepali guide bro- too sugest you & too know & get the good's at cheap price- please visit nepal & be with good people- you will feel good & its heaven😀

[@naveenmishra0522]

Hey when u traveling

[@iman9680]

Madame Tia when do you want to go , just let me know, I guide for you free.

[@mitredgaming9960]

Thank you very much ! visit again Nepal !!!

[@albaproductions9602]

I want to live in Nepal maybe open a bed and breakfast or a lodge.

[@bishnupaudel2646]

come on my home....LOL*

[@mr.never_say_no1755]

God bless you Nepal.

[@superfast650]

@@bishnupaudel2646 where is your house ?

[@oriano2073]

Aloo means potato in Hindi, Nepali, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Karenni, Karen and more. Basically almost all of the South , East, and Southeast countries.

[@shubhajitchakraborty668]

really expensive place you always visited. Kathmandu has lots of cheaper places than that, Banana lassi for Rs. 140, are you crazy!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, I'm crazy. :)

[@Bransongurung1989]

Gabriel Traveler thanks for visiting Nepal

[@sulavaryal6699]

ya there are cheaper places too. thamel usually is more expensive than other places. but well, like you said in the video, depends on the quality too. the more the number of tourists visiting, the more expensive that part of the town.

[@pema370]

Whoever visit to Nepal should make local friend, who can guide u good deal for everything

[@foreverzeta6578]

Gabriel, can you save me that nice PINK plastic bag, i like it! i'm glad you found your shirt!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

hi Michelle, I just came across this comment randomly. Too bad, I totally could have saved it for you. Ah well. I hope you're good, have you seen any of the India videos? They're going to keep getting better, I have a bunch of amazing ones coming up. Curious to hear if your travel plans are coming together. I'm getting pretty swamped with comments now so often miss replies here. But I'm flying back to California in three weeks, I have to take care of some things and figure out what I'm doing next.

[@nischalmaharjan4498]

that polithene bag was almost banned in Nepal

[@Rarekime]

Nepal is Very Fun to enjoy And yes Full From of Nepal is Never Ending Peace And Love Nepal Is Best😍

[@DrNoodlehead21]

Asked him what was in the hot beer. He straight up reached over and grabs your straw xD

[@jancw]

+Matt Pfister I thought he might take a sip so he could tell him exactly.

[@mheredge]

+Jan CW Tomba is fermented millet or barley, made generally by sherpas and maybe Tibetans. First time I had it was near Darjeeling. The Yak Restaurant is one of the only places in Thamel that serves it. It's especially good on a cold winter night!

[@metalheadbises6165]

Food looks and tastes GOOD.Thanks to handful of MSG added.

[@naomiehada2721]

that place where you look money exchanger price (himalayan money transfer ) is our.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool, hello from Morocco, my current location.

[@dohori2024]

Dude when you said Veg MO:MO steamed .. thats when I was like ... I like this guys already LOL ... and are you still in nepal or what ....

[@kushalneupane6841]

nice to know the price of food in thamel :)

[@cejinatamang126]

it's Thamel, Tamil is in India! It looks great in festive time! cheers

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, Tamil Nadu is a little different. :)

[@beyondthestars4299]

Dosen't look expensive to me lol

[@lalzzgaming1857]

I am from Nepal Its actually full of natural beauty......

[@UD747RED]

Assassin's creed Nepal Edition @ 8.00. :D

[@aadityasharma3426]

UD747RED LoL! Absolutely yeah!

[@lovenlightman]

3:29-She is very pretty -Nice video man Thanks.

[@prasanty99]

this one is worst hotel.....come in dhulikhel there you can test best seen ever... :)

[@rickthapa8045]

prashant sapkota : true

[@quadcopter]

Dhulikhel is great. You can feel it clears your lungs as well staying there. But the sights are better in Kathmandu and the travel takes too long so better get a place to stay in Kathmandu. But of course it is almost mandatory to have a visit to Dhulilkhel.

[@TravelWithSachin]

You can easily get a clean (good) room with attached bathroom for $10 in Thamel area.

[@Cottagemould1]

Gabriel I'll be in Kathmandu in September. Could I meet up with you? :)

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Hi, I'm not in Nepal anymore, I was just visiting. I'm now in Portugal but flying back to the United States soon.

[@Cottagemould1]

Ah ok. Could you recommend anything in Kathmandu? :)

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Connor macandrew A lot to see there, Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Temple, Bhaktapur, Bhodinath Stupa, Thamel area, Freak Street. Here are some more of my videos from there: kzbin.infosearch?query=kathmandu

[@Cottagemould1]

Thank you, brother!

[@Cottagemould1]

+ĶÏnĞ ČàiŔo hey. Whats up? :)

[@binoddangol3364]

The food costs much cheaper than you mentioned, you just happened to choose some nice looking place with same quality food

[@p3wx4]

I've seen you in Ktm! haha

[@AashutoshPoudel]

bro! I guess that's not him. Sabaii kuhirey ustaa ustaii dekhinxan!!

[@p3wx4]

Mc Noyan I've seen him! with a gro pro and talking to himself! I remember his face!

[@adityabhattarai1160]

well the 10% service charge they add up is suppose to act as tip but if it's hospitable and the waiters are pleasing leaving additional tip is trendy here.

[@felixfuentes9736]

momos are the best but come from tibet ;)

[@shubhamkumarsinha7898]

Sudh sakahari madwari bhojnalaya. near Pashupatinath temple. One of the oldest and best Restaurant in Kathmandu.

[@asmita0101]

quire harulai ta tesai ni marne gari thugcha

[@crownshekhar]

Hai

[@nepalivideos5507]

Every international person have to pay extra . It has been a culture. He is eating Veg Momo for Rs 120 instead of Rs 60 because he is an international guy and he is staying in tourist destination area. International student from Nepal have to pay appox $10,000 more than the student from the USA for studying in US universities .

[@btwk1157]

+Nepali Videos It costs the same even for us at those areas. They don't charge more for tourists.

[@whatthehell3530]

asmita kc yes I agree with you 100%. Thank you

[@suginami123]

Very very useful to see what prices are and what things really look like. The inside of restaurants and hotels. Food pictures and menus. I would only say don’t get too hung up on the price or you end up with travelers competitiveness about who paid the least and who got the best deal. Well done.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Very true. Be sure to check out some of my other Nepal videos, I made tons of them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpKUY62pmdipbLc

[@bartonsky]

Thank you for the helpful and fun video.

[@milanrai2644]

hahaha tongba is the best wine for nepalese peoples