Tibetan Village Himalaya 🇳🇵

■ HIMALAYA, MUNDU: The village of Mundu, although situated in Nepal, is culturally, linguistically and architecturally Tibetan. The people who live here, although Nepalese by citizenship, are Tibetan by heritage, language and culture.
Their ancestors were nomadic and moved about in the Himalayan mountain range with their livestock looking for grazing fields and fertile soil. With the Chinese conquest of their lands, Nepal, unlike some other neighboring countries have magnanimously given them citizenship.
They describe themselves as both Tibetans and Nepalese though and speak both languages. They continue to be a mountain dwelling people at heart and whenever I asked anyone about moving to a warmer city where life is presumably easier, the answer was: NO!
Having been brought here by Kartok Lama, the woman who runs Hard Rock Cafe up here in these mountains you saw in my previous video, I was told I could spend the night to experience and get a unique insight into Tibetan village life in the Himalayas.
Naturally this was an opportunity I was obviously not going to miss....
■ If you wish to contact Kartok Lama and visit her Hard Rock Cafe in Himalaya's Langtang mountain range or her village, you can call her on: 984 988 1673 If you need a guide to take you up here, her sister's son can be reached on Instagram: go_himalaya
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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

[@manishdixit1273]

Where are you.... we missed you

[@judaspriest5123]

This Tibetan people are so kind and lovely❤

[@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

[@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.

[@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

[@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

[@JohnSmith-me2vq]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@alisha1678]

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

[@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.

[@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 🥰✨🌈🥳🙋🏼‍♀️🌎

[@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

[@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.

[@bhvtu4960]

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

[@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)

[@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.

[@jenzerbabiee1]

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

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

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

[@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!

[@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 🥲🥲🥲

[@paulmcdonough1093]

these people are survivors throw us priveliged western society in that enviroment we would struggle, to adapt

[@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😱

[@robcurtis9461]

Such a heart warming hospitality from the people in mountain.

[@wormsnake1]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@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

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@evvereeshsingh3494]

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

[@teehee1223]

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

[@Jpayotyai123]

Wow ♥️♥️

[@ErenYatkin]

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

[@ruzzy8883]

Come back Mr Baldr we miss the uploads.

[@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.

[@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 🙏

[@truthcatcher]

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

[@ChrisBing1]

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

[@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

[@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!

[@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?

[@donowhy4113]

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

[@emimafernando]

Where are you now

[@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!

[@AKMRULES48]

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

[@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..

[@Lhasa4642]

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

[@mydrpete]

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

[@sasos90]

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

[@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.

[@surendradhakal4804]

Their hospitality is priceless. How blessed you are

[@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.

[@thirdeye9696]

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

[@deepbist5064]

Tibetan people are best. They went beyond to help you in this journey. Glad you met them!! ❤️🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@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 .!!

[@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.

[@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

[@marissaballoging5928]

Wow...i'm so amazed with the hospitality and kindness of those people. Long live Himalayans 😉😍😘

[@silly-lantern3464]

Genuineness and kindness just falls naturally for us Nepalese.

[@marissaballoging5928]

@@silly-lantern3464 yeah i can see that,😁😍

[@sonimtamang6833]

Welcome to Nepal

[@wilwillsmith]

Please Harald come back! I watch all your videos with such happiness..

[@chrisbrown8748]

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

[@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.

[@amayadentalsurgery6519]

What happen to you bro

[@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✌️

[@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.

[@Vivalove8]

That’s how we do reserves turnips in Tibet and meats in yaks skin then wraps with cow dunks during winter ❄️ And it’s so beautiful preserved Tibetan cultures here but you can’t barely see in Tibet these days .

[@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.. 🙏🙏🙏

[@rijutruthwarrior1128]

Another great video by Haroldo. Reminded my childhood summer camps at sherpa villages. 👍 Tibetans are very kind people. Hope they get their country back one day.

[@tenzinpaldon6094]

🙏 Thank you!

[@korgeth]

Dude, there are so many cool people on earth.

[@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.

[@cookinginhalifax5738]

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

[@kombikaramujaninja5426]

Pessoas amáveis e generosas, divedem o pouco que tem. Obrigado por compartilhar. Curitiba / Brasil 🌎

[@wildprincessStina]

This was a good one. Thank you for this. I hope your enjoy your time when you was there. Hope your head got better.

[@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.

[@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

[@kallehagglund82]

Alltså,jag blir så jäkla sugen på att resa när jag se dina videos. Även om jag aldrig gjort liknande resor. Det blir mest att man tågluffar. Men jag har aldrig nån plan när jag reser, för det är ju själva resan som är grejen, inte destinationen! Bra jobbat min nordiska broder 😉

[@neemasherpa2237]

Harald you are awesome man! The way you interact with local people is too good

[@avisheksilwal424]

he is showing the himalaya part of Nepal to the world, which is totally new to around 80% Nepalese people as well...loved it 🙃

[@nimasherpa6005]

Nice joke

[@ShG2022]

What are u talking? U r a nepalese n u don't know this culture? Bro u need to get out of ur well..Nepal has so many cultural diversity, get out of ur community n travel n explore make frens with other caste n culture people..

[@avisheksilwal424]

@@ShG2022 read the comment again bro...I am trying talk about himalayan life style...not cast and culture

[@danielramos6808]

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

[@Rainnchaser]

Thank you Harald for sharing a glimpse of daily life from inside. As a viewer, I feel like I'm right there experiencing the warmth and hospitality of these incredibly strong and modest people.

[@tonysouthdakotah6774]

Sorry, I fell away from watching Harald’s videos for nearly a year. I watched a couple of the Himalayan series today, and it was Harald better than ever. Thanks Harald!

[@bhupendrasubba3732]

Can we even imagine ourselves being this much kind towards totally unknown people from somewhere? Omg, Their life style and hospitality is Unforgettable. Wow😲😲 The pictures are like something that can make you smile at last.🤗🤗

[@darrenrieger4343]

Absolutely mind blowing that you experience these things. I can't get over it. It's so amazing that you let us travel with you to see this!. I don't even know what to say, but thank you for brining us with you to see all these special places and special people. You are truely one of a kind, and I think I speak for everyone when I say I really appreciate it. Stay safe on your travels. From Northern Canada with love 🇨🇦✌

[@babyj5184]

Seriously hoping this guy is okay I’ve binged watched him recently and he seems like a consistent uploader and to see he hasn’t uploaded is worrying... I hope he’s safe...

[@oebaf5207]

Thinking the same

[@dannyboi7695]

He goes mia without saying anything very often actually

[@Pewdsnumber1fan]

He is very active on Instagram, dont worry ♥️

[@fm.masesi]

This is a military kinda of a adventure 😂😂 , bad weather but rewarded by nice views and experience. Those indigenous people got golden hearts 👍.

[@davidweir4169]

An avid watcher from Australia Just love your warmth and generosity to these humble loving people Keep[ the vlogs coming These have been the best yet

[@todamont]

WHERE IS HAROLD??? He hasn't checked in for months since this video :/ Hope you are OK buddy!

[@ExitStrategyTV]

Love the videos - I have always wanted to hike through Nepal and now I feel like these videos have thrusted me to finally do it. Thanks, Harald!

[@silly-lantern3464]

This is a sign, Nepal is waiting for you whole-heartedly.

[@ngawanggyatso2661]

I feel so proud to be born as Tibetan

[@loffagood556]

Great people!

[@monzaparabolica7658]

You should!

[@aminassalmi9647]

Lucky

[@Oymuji]

Where u live bro in Nepal or Tibet Feel lucky that u r nepali also

[@doggod3]

Hey man I just want you to know that we miss you. I check for a video every day. Make a vlog about tying your shoes, I don’t care, we need you Roldy.

[@ugyen217]

Proud Tibetan..m just in love and feels proud to be one of them😍😍 their hospitality, care and so giving nature made me so happy..u r so lucky to hv met such ppl..they took great care of u while u were not well..take care and May u hv safe adventure around…let the vlog keep coming, waiting for next😍😍

[@thakurrandharsingh9036]

They are Nepali

[@truthcatcher]

@@thakurrandharsingh9036 Just because they live in other countries doesn't mean they are Nepali, there are so many Tibetans all over the world and I believe that they hold their culture at their heart. Their language(written, spoken) are Tibetan. Everything from small to big were noticeable. But you are naive saying they are Nepali just because they are on your land. Its a good thing infact that you are accepting them as your people but they like to be called Tibetan since it's deep rooted in their heart. Please respect as other nations who call them Tibetan. They will like it.

[@ugyen217]

@@thakurrandharsingh9036 mentioned Tibetan village himalaya not Nepali village

[@swasg427]

@@ugyen217 this is Nepal

[@ugyen217]

@@swasg427 I didn’t say it’s Tibet..I am saying they are Tibetan living in Nepal but that doesn’t make them Nepali

[@RS-uv2ql]

Last pictures are lovable.. heart touching Wonderful people..

[@tdi8216]

Where is the latest video "I'm leaving the Himalayas" i just come back to see this and its gone. Btw,its my 1st ever comment in yt thought i ve been watching yt for nearly 2 decades. Pls upload the video back, i want to watch it now. Thanks a mill :)

[@DamarSBGurung]

God blessed you

[@sanjaynewar732]

Gurung da ❤️

[@fathimasafna8370]

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

[@metaverse1347]

Hello HERALD Nepal and Nepalese have special feelings to you in there heart🇳🇵

[@AndyPhilippines]

Thank you Harald to show us these kind people! You definitely have to come back there! 😎 Your Vlogs are the best. 👍