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[@maskedtainment1425]

I hope Netflix buys the right for this movie as these guys deserve to be paid for bringing us the best story telling, visuals and never ending emotions

[@maggiemargaret1412]

Yes, I felt like they took me onto this adventure. Well done~! and let's hope they share a lot more than $10 with the Sherpas~!

[@catytheosanders3975]

I Agree.

[@jeorjemika]

you re so right mate!!!

[@AlexandruVataman]

Netflix sucks

[@MsMichigan]

Mr Ballen should put their adventure into 1 of his videos! 🙌

[@frankforster706]

Maybe it's just me: I was touched by the different level of respect that these guys paid to the culture and the people while being abroad. Making the effort to learn a bit of the language, appreciating everything including the hardships with a positive mindset. Thomas respecting the risk, nature and his own limits while giving up on a dream of his was impressive. This was a bunch of guys enjoying the experience to the fullest, not a bunch of Westerners hunting for records and instagram posts first and foremost while missing the bigger picture. Respect and I wish you guys safe travels and adventures!

[@squareinsquare2078]

Totally agree. Having travelled to many remote places the best thing is being with the people there. On my last trip to Kazakstan last year I had the most amazing guide. He couldn't speak English, I couldn't speak Russian or Kazak, but we just striked up a proper friendship. That was last summer and we're still in contact with each other now. Difficult travel is the most rewarding, seeing the most amazing of places.

[@abdulghaffar5618]

Very nice, stay blessed.

[@PoppinPortraits]

The most famous highest peaks are not the best or nicest or most technical. That goes for mt blanc, Everest, Kilimanjaro and many others. HOWEVER it’s nice to tick the popular famous ones off and good beer banter. No benefit down the pub/bar in bragging about summiting a peak no ones heard of so it’s nice to name drop some that they recognize 😆

[@lewistaylor2858]

agreed but "not a bunch of Westerner hunting for records and instagram posts first and foremost while missing the bigger picture." suggesting that disrespect is a western attribute? I would suggest that it is people who go to the west who show almost zero respect for the native culture...

[@frankforster706]

@@lewistaylor2858Could you possibly be more nebulous? What do you mean?

[@awaiszafar9579]

My country Pakistan has suffered so much to terrorism, i can't thank you enough guys for making this expedition and sharing this mind boggling views with the world. Thanks once again for showing the actual Pakistan.

[@myhomemypakistan6820]

@princewish You are always welcome 😊 Come and see Great Pakistan 🇵🇰 and the hospitality of people of Pakistan

[@akshayjain6697]

I also wanted to tour of Pakistan's occupied kashmir. Many times have seen the photos of different places. But irony is i m an Indian I do believe everyone is not harmful for us there but may be few are enough. 🥺

[@myhomemypakistan6820]

@@akshayjain6697 Same here Brother .... as I always dreamed to tour indian occupied Kasmir especially The Valley ... Boating and Swimming in Dal Lake n Praying in jamia Masjad Srinagar ..... Pakistan will always welcome you ... Don't ignore 20 million for few..

[@akshayjain6697]

@rashidaq actually everyone is waiting for the corona to go in hell and the curfew to be removed to just experience the beauty of the kashmir. But one fact that nobody can't deny is that there are militants who is harming the country only because of that curfew is being applied. I'm saying that because I was in kashmir in july 2019 and rested with a well known muslim family. They only told me......there are militants all over here..and you are safe until you are within the boundary of a kashmiri's home and it was 11PM when he offered us a free stay and food with great assurance of being safe.

[@globalrunningculture9122]

Sending best energy your way, Awais Zafar. Life to you!

[@Asillae]

I'm still here in 2024, ready to watch for the sixth time this wonderful documentary, for me the best captured mountaineering history of all time.

[@MarcelEne]

"Dust allover our faces, Pakistan allover our eyes". That is so...Zabardast! 🥰😭

[@MuhammadIbrahim-hl9bl]

I am a Pakistani and I couldn't explore Pakistan in my 32 years more than I did in these 54 minutes. Hats off to you guys... This documentary deserves to be on Disney+, Netflix , Amazon Prime and what have you...!!! loads of love for you guys...

[@djmclencio]

Disney ??? And who is the Donald Duck

[@daddydakota911]

It'll be back in India super soon, Inshallah

[@djmclencio]

@@daddydakota911 in india the people say NAMASTE !!!

[@daddydakota911]

@@djmclencio yes and when we encounter a Momin, we also say Fuk off Biatch

[@sirat_ul_jannah57]

@@daddydakota911 yeah 200 nukes are ready to send country of India hell

[@laoraymond4413]

Pakistan tourism department should pay for this wonderful documentary

[@stelun56]

I was here in 1978. The people here are some of the nicest I have ever met. They are unbelievably kind, and they shall always have a special place in my life.

[@azkakhan6827]

Thank you Sir for your kind words 😊🙂😊

[@aalleexx1997]

🧢

[@junglie]

So true the himalayan locals are good people & very hardworking & honest.

[@ziblot1235]

My experience with almost all of the Muslim folks I have met, has been pretty much the same. Quite friendly and interested in our ways, as I am interested in them.

[@carsonreid7133]

Thomas is an absolute legend for turning around. I've got mad respect for him making that call.

[@TheAleehyder]

"I lost 10 kilos (weight), and gained 7 friends" loved this line!

[@wongalwin]

Pakistan the best place I ever visited. Love from 🇲🇾

[@sweetdiaries2799]

awww ❤

[@usmanghani9778]

Thanks mate you cannot imagine what’s the impact of your words for us. Because Pakistan & Pakistanis are most miss portrait by the media.

[@cathymays8746]

@@usmanghani9778 I'll second his comment. I found Pakistan country and people very memorable and "zabardast" in 1980 when I travelled from Kathmandu to London on a bus.

[@usmanghani9778]

@@cathymays8746 ❤️❤️❤️

[@noormuzamil9850]

@@cathymays8746 👏👏❤❤❤

[@AC-ge2tr]

What did I just watch? Breathtaking. Frightening. Beautiful.

[@rahulsaxena2542]

Okay, this is officially the craziest, dangerous, and thrilling film that I've ever watched. Totally raw and unforgiving wilderness.

[@noahxav]

If you liked this film a lot, you should also check out Meru and The Dawn Wall. They are amazing and you would love them.

[@victorkolt]

@@noahxav thanks!

[@FlecheDeFer]

It is actually designed to make you believe it is, but in reality all this is very much in control.

[@bobsnabby2298]

Have a look at the film "Free Solo" for more scary stuff.

[@cornstalk5731]

"We form a nice group of idiots" - a legend

[@ankitasehgal03]

I keep coming back to watch this whenever I feel hopeless. The freedom of the wild. Zabardast!!

[@nlewin5072]

I'm here right now for that very reason.

[@ryankushner5162]

Pakistan is the most beautiful country I have ever seen with incredible kind people. This movie is incredible capturing not only the beauty but also the kindness of its people. One of the best documentaries I have seen.

[@waenibewaifogi1321]

❤️❤️❤️

[@gojumpintothelake]

The land of unwashed ass.

[@saadnasirspusindhpolice8356]

Plz come bro i invite you

[@sagarparihar2705]

@@gojumpintothelake don't be an asshole. Respect the people of the country, respect the culture.

[@adamkahn6564]

Cheers Ryan you are welcome any time to enjoy god's beautiful world

[@muslimmudassir]

Indeed Pakistan is Zabardast.. Thanks guys for every moment you give us.. Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰

[@BennoVanGaschi]

I never leave comments on KZbin, but I had to this time! The quality of the film, it's editing and production, the storytelling, the emotions, all the realness, the beauty and the bliss, I could go on an on ... hands down this is the best film on KZbin that I have ever seen. It makes me want to go there and experience it myself.

[@Thenarrowpath833]

Totally agree! My favorite film also!!

[@gunesdenizkum9297]

@Ayaan Adnan I'm going to watch too, with high expectations. I have a good feeling!

[@mehtadiaries1581]

Really...felt like u expressed exactly my mind ...

[@MOQAZI]

WE WELCOME YOU...🙌🙌 PEACE✌

[@whenopportunitycomes8718]

Same happened to me. I totally found myself obligated to write some comments - good ones.

[@aidenglover9587]

Watching this in it's entirety for the 3rd time. Pakistan looks surreal, can't wait to experience the wilderness of the North one day myself

[@AbdulSamad-ly2jr]

One of the best videos I have ever seen on KZbin in my entire life.

[@khairulnizam2717]

You damn right...the views that the filmer taken was absolutely stunning .. and incredible ..better those Hollywood movies..i think this is a new genre of documentary ..thanks for the movie

[@musictube17]

This was incredible. If you like this type of adventure documentary, I urge you to check out, "Chasing Bubbles"! It's free right here on KZbin.

[@fabiangarcia113]

Ya llegado otro! Ntp

[@rogersurf4149]

I'm happy enough to watch the video, but I know enough about skiing to make me feel that these guys have a death wish. To hear the ice underneath the snow on some of the steep parts was something one should avoid. Glad everyone got home in spite of the altitude sickness!

[@brycemercines5480]

I've lost count of how many times I watched this. I keep coming back to it, Amazing film!

[@NemoandStitchthecats]

Travelling half the world to ride the most gnarly line in the world and decides half way to turn back and think of his life and family. Then you are a true hero to me

[@hobmarg]

mr_powder addict huge respect to him for that, and for putting it in the film.

[@AX1A]

VERY well said! Thanks for this.

[@wentingz3360]

Can't agree more.

[@michaelchambas2847]

Total Spoiler.

[@FBrown-ps7yx]

Well thanks for the spoiler

[@niamulbary8162]

Purely exploring mood. We never seen this Pakistan but what media forced us to see.

[@zhin8294]

The last 15 mins made me tear up. Amazing film. I hope it gets more exposure. It deserves it.

[@nlewin5072]

The very last scene with the guy on the motorbike; that smile. Kills me every time. The hope of the world is in that smile.

[@mehrowumer9365]

Every couple of months i find myself watching this film again. The storytelling is genius, the beauty is so raw. The narration is utterly moving. Truly captures the surreal magnetism of the mighty North. Why does the flame burn indeed. Typing this through tears. Thank you for documenting my country and your adventure so sincerely.

[@trueman2467]

💯❤LOVED IT. Great comment

[@MarkKrupa]

No words. Just thanks for taking us there. Wow.

[@JingLu8]

Know your limit, turn back and live to tell the story, Thomas, you've got my respect! This was an incredible expedition!

[@sm3296]

Heart it my throat, sweating palms, fear and excitement for the adventure, I hoped you all would come back from and the aching feeling of something I'd never experience myself. My son has been here, walked frozen rivers up passes, climbed, stayed within tiny villages, drank yak tea, snowboarded unknown places and now travels the world guiding. As a mom it is an anxiety riddled feeling to see so intimately through this film what he actually experiences, as a human who longs to be so addicted to something that I'd risk so much I rejoice in his life. Taking deep breaths myself to relax now after watching this amazing adventure. What a film, thank you for sharing this epic experience.

[@SamMkh78]

Knowing that it is neither a Hollywood movie nor a North American ski resort with artificial snow, I am completely mesmerized by your adventure..

[@HaniH20]

i live in skardu! this documentary left me in tears, thank you for coming

[@cooleyz]

Me too

[@peterday3253]

me too

[@oneactionman]

You live in a gorgeous part of the world. 👍🇬🇧

[@AX1A]

Al HumD' Allah! Peace and Love Among Brothers! Let the politicians talk what they want while we LIVE!

[@worldofallah5867]

muhammad hassan DEAR HASAN CAN YOU tell me from askoly where they went. I mean what is the route they take to summit the shark fin?

[@domnicdsilva7473]

Mind-blowing scenes. The Camera man needs to be given a noble prize for his wonderful work which is par-excellence. We salute the all the brave protagonists. Salutation to all the pakistani helpers, without whom this expedition wouldn't have been possible. Three cheers to the Frenchman for guiding the youths. Hope to visit such beautiful places, one day and experience the Pakistani hospitality. God bless you all.

[@saadmalick6496]

kindly text me on my instagram @its_freebies

[@domnicdsilva7473]

@Abdur Rehman Bajwa Sure Abdur Rehman, I am hoping and praying that India and Pakistan resolve their differences, at the earliest. As everything normalises, I would be the first to visit your side of Paradise. God bless you. Thanks a lot for your hospitable invitation. GBU

[@sanketabhaypatil3986]

This documentary made me leave my job in the States and took me back in the Himalayas, where I belong.. Awesome piece of art and adventure God Bless you with many such adventures!!

[@KK2PRODUCTIONS]

@gulmina khan That's right, the meeting point is called the 'Triple Junction' located in northern Pakistan where the three oceanic plates collided to build the tallest mountain ranges...The Himalaya, The Hindu kush & The Karakorum.

[@musicstewart9744]

Trusting that, given the total mishandling of Covid 18, you will actually be able to leave the USA anytime soon.

[@John-zs3jz]

Stewart Low covid 19 is a joke lol. Hasn’t been relevant since April. Maybe if one political party hadn’t tried to weaponize the virus against their citizens and commit an unconstitutional lockdown in parts of the country then we would be back and running already. Numbers are inflated and people here haven’t worn masks in several months and we are fine. Overhyped virus nothing more we now need to reopen and get back to normal. I personally have not worn a mask since April and I’m perfectly fine so are all my coworkers that I see every day. Don’t live in fear. Go forth and live your life. 🇺🇸

[@musicstewart9744]

John P To say I disagree is an understatement. Best I can say is that if Mr Trump is still in power at the end of January I’ll be spending my retirement years elsewhere.

[@sultanniazi2394]

Come stay with us. Welcome you anytime.

[@angelikaweller1874]

I have spent many months over a period of 25 years in this fabulous country - a part of my heart is always in that part of the world with extraordinary humans !

[@trueman2467]

👍💯❤️ from 🇵🇰💚 Pakistan

[@NASEERKHAN-eq8gm]

Thank you madam🌹🌹❤❤

[@saifali00726]

Here I am, a Pakistani in Finland. Watching this documentary while it snows heavily outside. It couldn't get any cozier. At many points while watching this documentary, my eyes were filled and I kept getting goosebumps. If only I had the resources to explore my own country like this, I would've never left. Every day I watch these documentaries, look at the beauty and unique nature Pakistan has to offer and my heart keeps drowning more and more realizing the fact how far I am from my heavenly home. I THANK YOU guys for producing such a wonderful documentary, full of emotions, full of joy and full of adventure. Pakistan has been through a lot, she really deserves to be seen and perceived like this. Love you guys for this, you guys are amazing. ZABARDAST

[@laraibMehtab]

What an incredible film! Loved how you respected the culture and even named your film in Urdu. Thank you for visiting Pakistan. Come again.

[@wasifsheikh882]

True

[@iki-infoknowledgeidea9862]

PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 ... The name of peace and love.. we believed in peace and love and live together.. Our culture is defined us truly.. I love PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 ...

[@jaamshehd7890]

یہ اُردو نہیں فارسی کا لفظ ھے

[@scienceseeker5054]

@@jaamshehd7890 kuch bhi

[@maxbgd]

Lot of freerider will come in your country trust me ;-) peace !

[@radonpq99]

Sitting in snowy Scotland and watching this movie, tears come to my eyes. We as five medical students from Karachi , Pakistan went to a trip of Northern Areas including Skardu and Gilgit almost 30 years ago and this was as close we came to mountain ranges of Karakoram and saw K2 and other peaks from a very long distance. You have captured the beauty of Pakistan and the glorious human spirit , well done boys and all the best for your future endeavours and thanks again for showing the beautiful face of my home country Pakistan, there is only one word ' ZABARDAST'

[@ambrkali]

:)

[@nicholaspearson4246]

What a terrific comment. I am a collector of gem crystals, and the best come from Pakistan Skardu/Gilgit region. I dream of visiting there.

[@bethleuenberger4820]

Your country is breathtakingly beautiful

[@radonpq99]

@@nicholaspearson4246 many thanks , do visit this area of Pakistan, there is so much to explore magnificent mountain peaks and valleys and the worlds' newest and perhaps most spectacular lake near Hunza. You will come across a lot of gems and crystals both in raw and polished form. The people are friendly and very approachable. The facilities are top class and affordable.

[@radonpq99]

@@bethleuenberger4820 Many thanks

[@neilanblomee7512]

What an amazing, picturesque, stunning, breathtaking film/documentary! If only Game of Thrones producers could have shot some beyond The Wall scenes. I am pretty sure the night walkers would have frozen their ass off here. I had no idea Pakistan was so amazingly beautiful. I did some googling and was amazed to find out that 5/14 eight-thousanders peaks are in Pakistan. They have 108 peaks above 7,000m and 4,555 peaks above 6,000m and infinite peaks above 5,000m. The whole of N. America has 1 peak around 6,000m and not a single peak in Europe above 5,000m. Unbelievable!!

[@fazalriaz3136]

..and out of those 5 8-thousanders there are 2 the most beautiful and the most difficult.. the mighty and savage K2 and the huge and massive the one and only Nanga Parbat!

[@bengordon2330]

Superbe comme film !! Finally the gravitas and the reality of " earning your turns ", that make the RedBull pro films look like the marketing fluff they are. There's having the skills, then there's these guys who are exposing their fears, no sly smile to camera, no heli evac. Braver than I'll ever be.

[@ghostface9685]

Watched this movie after passing of Mohammad Ali Sadpara. I started to get real intrigued by mountaineering and stumbled upon this movie. It was amazing. R.I.P to Sadpara SIR.

[@mirzamohammadbeg1928]

Aameen

[@LuisCalderon-su2pe]

By far, one of the very best films Ive ever watched. Beautiful scenary. Bless from Costa Rica

[@trueman2467]

What an unforgettable trip. "Pakistan, we'll meet again". Leo

[@xdarkjokerxzek5709]

Thank you for Praising Pakistan and Pakistani people! Thanks a lot for being here in Pakistan. We will welcome you people infact all over the world to Pakistan again and again... 🥰

[@pablodor.772]

Amazing Zabardast epic trip, I really liked the sincerity of it, how it presents the true human feelings of each moment and the respect for the mountains and the people from Pakistan, well done!

[@abdullahnizamani6378]

No matter how many times you watch every time you enjoy Hat's off to team I luv my lovely country Pakistan Proud to be Pakistani

[@Bigern2998]

Incredible! One of my favourite films of the year

[@shahidakhtar6441]

At the end after watching master piece just one word to describe "ZABARDAST".

[@fotoflip99]

WOW...just wow. My eyes were glued to the screen and I held my breath a lot. Beautiful film.

[@BN-nq5wb]

I am literally crying after watching this movie. I miss my country so much. Miss you Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤️ you have no idea how much I miss you. Stay blessed always. Love from USA 🇺🇸

[@glacefeale9212]

Lol... So... why don't you go back there if you miss it. No shame in it.

[@gongcheng3079]

Hey, man, I completely understand your feeling. This doc makes me crying too. I have to pause several times to smooth my emotion. And I also miss the Tibet snow mountains, which are so beautiful as yours. Alaska has some wonderful snow mountain, but I feel those don't belong to me..

[@arslantariq842]

@@glacefeale9212 he lives in US for job. There is nothing bad in it.

[@rdelavarre]

What an amazing country. I wish you all peace and happiness. It is an honor to watch such brave men. I too am a climber who has done all of the Austrian peaks though nothing like K2

[@palmwell]

One of the best mountaineering/skiing/adventure films I have watched in the past few years. Incryable as the French say!! ❤️❤️💪🏼🙏🏼

[@renaudgagnon9645]

I think the title is just perfect, incredible you guys are my heros.

[@laurentnicolas1550]

I'm French and I've been many times to Pakistan, for business, before it became so much hit by extremism and terrorism. And I also have only one word : NICE. Nice people. I visited many countries and always said to my friends how nice, warm and welcoming is the Pakistani people I met. They couldn't believe me........

[@hassanaftab1270]

The terrorism starter in 2007. Why? Because pakistan is partnering with usa against war on terror. When American bombed Afghanistan, some of its government came to Pakistan. As there was no concept of border between 2 countries. Both have shared cities and towns and villages on zero line. When we side we usa. There is a resentment but when usa started bombing us, to hunt those Afghans who have hidden in pakistan and many pakistanis too die in those attacks. That created hate and the attacks started against Pakistani government for siding with usa. This was not our war. We sided with usa and that why we are punished. But we have done huge operations in 2013 to clear our areas. Border with Afghanistan is fenced. Its just 30 to 40 lakh Afghans refugees who create problems. But things are much better now. This area shown in documentary never seen any terrorism or even crime. The police stations are just empty.

[@idrislamont1064]

@@hassanaftab1270 True allying with the USA was a huuuge mistake. Like the famous American war criminal Kissinger said “To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.”

[@mrchips7024]

That's because of America now Pakistan is safe again Alhumdulliah

[@aurelielf1885]

Pakistan seems to be such a Incredible country with Incredible people ! ❤

[@noormuzamil9850]

Which country do you live in?

[@sajidabbas5056]

Long live

[@aurelielf1885]

@@noormuzamil9850 France ! ;)

[@geraldleuven169]

@@aurelielf1885 Better than France that's been overrun by immigrants.

[@toasadkk]

@@geraldleuven169 we are hosting more than five million refugees for so many decades here in Pakistan and lost 70000 men women and children in this so called war on terror by no other than great terrorist and his allies , but no one is appreciating our hospitality and sacrifices.

[@polaris8877]

I am ignoring this zabardast, not knowing what it is. But eureka! What a wonderful movie adventure. When your a lover of adventure, everything about you is wonderful. Hope you continue your passion. Wish to visit Pakistan soon. Hugs fr Philippines 💙

[@vitalhostage1719]

One of the best snowboarding, skiing mountaineering inspiring films I've ever seen. Love it when the two cracks appeared in the snow and he just says no too dangerous lets get down as soon as possible. Know the limits! Know what happens when you push past them. A huge example of sensible choices giving you the chance to try it another day or be satisfied that you got that far and lived to tell the tale. Absolutely brilliant. I just wish I had one of these bloody mountains in my back garden though!

[@davidchristen5335]

Wow. I literally feel like ive just come home after watching this. This film took me away - Pakistan looks like a lovely, rugged and unexplored country where its people seem so warm and friendly. These adventurers are brave beyond most of us but mostly -brave enough to live their lives to the fullest! - a true testament to the human spirit at its brightest burning light! Great narration, great footage and excellent sound track. Thank you from CANADA!

[@SAADZQ]

Welcome. Its HOME

[@scofatscof3521]

Welcome to pakistan

[@khurramshabbir9868]

Thanks for exploring the true beauty of 🇵🇰. You are always Warm Welcome in Pakistan as our Family member by deep of our 💕.

[@trueman2467]

Pakistan, the 3rd largest English speaking country in the world. 4th highest number of doctors and engineers in the world. 4th biggest world milk producer. 2nd biggest rock salt reserves. Largest ambulance network in the world, EDHI ambulance. 5th largest military force. Biggest manufacturer of footballs, soccer balls in the world. 2nd biggest producer of dates. 4th biggest producer of rice. Largest water irrigation network in the world Alhamdulillah. The list goes on. A force to reckon. One of 7 main nuclear powers in the world. However, Western media mostly highlight the bad incidents which happen in every country in the world. Media here too has mostly bad news about other countries. Media is like that. ❤️ From 🇵🇰💚 Pakistan

[@poutinedream5066]

I gave the MVP award to the guide. He looked after those guys like they were his own babies. He didn't coddle them or hold them back. He was just there, watching over them and encouraging them and advising them every step of the way.

[@SunnahTaqwa]

Made me cry. Such incredible storytelling. MAD respect to Tom for making such a difficult decision. Lots of love from Pakistan

[@izharzaini7106]

I must say that this is the best youtube recommendations for me!

[@nikopaijola751]

Incredible movie! It has to be one of the best movies what I have seen on KZbin! Really inspiring! This is why people should make films and watch them. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@skippywinters]

Loved every second of the adventure although as a mountain guide I should point out this is text book material on how to get killed quickly. It’s a miracle these boys are still alive. Kudos for giving us an amazing adventure to dream about.

[@junkjournaldavao]

I'm finishing a handmade journal (my passion) while watching this passionate movie. I don't know why but I want to cry. Love from the Philippines. 💙

[@Solomelette]

One of the most beautiful endings I have ever seen. Thank you for making Pakistan part of your dreams.

[@faizanhafeezmalik]

"Why is the flame burning still? Why do I climb? Why do I have to come get lost at the end of these mountains? Attraction of the unknown? Commitment? Reaching the summit? Yeah, there we are, that's why the flame is still burning." These lines just sent chills down my spine. Epic storytelling, Kudos!! Regards Faizan Malik from Islamabad

[@gorohit]

these lines literally brought tears to my eyes! beautiful!

[@FalconBoxe]

Absolutely. It resonates in me.

[@jakasatriaperwana6506]

The greatest documentary I've ever watched. The last 10 minutes of this film is the greatest narations I've ever heard. It really made me contemplate about my own journey and my purpose in life.

[@ЕлизаветаЧайка-ц5х]

Прекрасный фильм о прекрасной и красивейшей стране с ее нетронутыми , пока еще, горами. А вы, парни, крутые!🔥🔥🔥

[@noormuzamil9850]

Yelizaveta Chayka 5 days ago (edited) Prekrasnyy fil'm o prekrasnoy i krasiveyshey strane s yeye netronutymi, poka yeshche, gorami. A vy, parni, krutyye!

[@simonbrizard3426]

One of the most insane piece of cinematography Ive ever watched

[@TimefocusFilms]

True!

[@noormuzamil9850]

True

[@ChrisMorgan2014]

WOW! That is one of the best videos I've ever watched on KZbin. I wish there were more skiing and adventures stories out there that grabbed my attention and drew me in as well as this one. The storytelling was sincere and the respect to the mountains and the people of Pakistan was obvious. Kudos to everyone who put this together and made such a memorable film.

[@ch3f181]

54 minutes of absolute realness, realism and reality...

[@Emcfree2084]

Could have been a bit more real though

[@HanifArif]

Totally agreed

[@ishowspeedcap842]

“Barbe sarangsey ni sning la da goat , ni sning la da goet” a Balti love poem, legendary and speaks about separation.

[@АлександрФролов-к4к]

Guys, you are crazy! It is incredible! I've never seen anything like this.

[@ayazayy]

Zabardast! I cannot thank you all enough for visiting my beautiful country!

[@hoboshreds]

This is so good! I was watching with my jaw on the floor. I especially love that you learn the language and respect the culture of the the country you visited.

[@AliceinWonderland-td7vq]

Im addicted to these mountain climbing docs

[@Nova.prospekt.citadel]

Heart warming and tearful, this folks did the Ski adventure of the lifetime.. and so many memories all along.. I feel love for Pakistan and its mountains :)

[@miqdamahmed9316]

Love too

[@myhomemypakistan6820]

❤️💙😍

[@sweetdiaries2799]

awww❤

[@davidnewsham6860]

Visited Pakistan and the northern areas, beautiful mountain scenery and the most gracious hospitable people. Well worth a visit. Thank you Pakistan and Pakistani people 🇵🇰

[@khalilrehman6466]

Always welcome my respected brother

[@tanveerbhatti304]

David Newsham you’re more than welcome sir 💯💓💓💓💓💓big love big respect for you for tourists in Pakistan 💓💯

[@4teen621]

Akhir khyber da knoo ... pukhtoons. .

[@yasminajamil]

Wow amazing 😍 Pakistan is beautiful country born there but in Canada since 6 months old .. but the beauty I seen in the Himalayan mountains I have yet to see anywhere else

[@SaparHarai]

You are always well come in North Pakistan.

[@APairault]

Whaou, le Pakistan a ski, sauvage et grandiose, une aventure magnifique, des images et une musique qui nous transportent, j'etais avec vous, j'ai reve avec vous. Merci pour le partage!

[@TiwsDay]

Superb 'dust all over our faces, Pakistan all over our eyes' That got me.

[@saadbinyousaf1982]

"I lost ten Kgs and gained seven friends" - Best line of the documentary

[@trueman2467]

*-Pakistan, we'll meet again *- I don't even want to go home now

[@wowihaveachannel4862]

Agreed this was really well done and edge of your seat drama. The very human part of the dangers( the oh shit why am I doing this? Or wtf am I doing here) are so real you can taste them. Well done mates.

[@BushcraftSweden]

Just watched this again almost a year later and iam still amazed, what an adventure, and what a beautiful movie you did.. memories for life, thank you for sharing them with us.

[@silviamota7719]

AWESOMENESS!! I´ve seen this movie a few times, and everytime I miss the mountains I come to watch it once more! Incrivél!!

[@Hiking_and_Travelling_Spain]

I believe this may be among, if not the THE the most beautiful film I've ever seen. I'm absolutely awestruck. Incredible!

[@mauddelaunay5817]

Je ne me suis jamais lancée de tel défis, mais de voir votre experience absolument magnifique et exceptionnelle j'ai eu envie de me lancer le même ! merci pour ce merveilleux témoignage !!!

[@2lipToo]

A true adventure film, so full of soul, courage, heart-stopping action, and beautifully shot. By the end I was tearing up with the reverence and appreciation these lads gave to themselves, the mountains and the Pakistani people.

[@dustinsteward]

Incredible job, by far one of the best adventure films I've seen! Great to see the beautiful country of Pakistan.

[@Capo51]

This is truly a high quality special document, because the participants feerlings and emotions are described so well. All awards given are well deserved. Bit suprised that their acclimatation in high altitudes was not done with the way it is normally done. Why not? Their skiing skills are on the level needed. But.. the risk of avalance is on those steep mountains is huge. They had luck needed. Happy to find this great vlog ✌️

[@PoppinPortraits]

Amazing. One of the best mountain films I’ve seen! This is what life is all about.

[@phishcatt]

The way the second dude descended the Biancherachi with skis is...wow.

[@0rganfarmer]

Arguably the craziest thing I have ever seen someone do on skis honestly. More impressive than a switch 1440 or any trick imo.

[@novocaine88]

so fast....

[@skullkrusher4418]

Agreed. That was next level steep and technical with all the spines. Absolutely incredible skiing.

[@missbstuurman]

Yes that was impressive hey.

[@gilbertho-kang-jou239]

This is truly an epic adventure of a lifetime. I have seen Zabardast during the Freeride Film Festival in Amsterdam and Gent and from start till end it was breathtaking. By far the best freeride/ splitboardmovie I've ever seen... 👍👊

[@pillarofdawn]

One of the greatest videos/films on the entire internet.

[@chasingmountains700]

The best movie about mountains and skiing ever

[@shehroonkhan9016]

Thank you so much for making this beautiful documentary. I feel so proud I belong to this pure land. Zaberdast!!!!

[@THXbox]

Love this movie! Have longed to go Pakistan for ten years now, and this really shows me another route besides the Throne Room of the Gods. Tom’s personal knowledge of that peak from his youth and how it took them all there is truly what makes living worth living. Seeing it up close, presses on , only to turn around. Worth it.

[@sonOfTheL1vingGod]

never seen my country like this, thank you.

[@biswajeetbb]

I am speechless in awe and humility. The most realistic view of the mountains, mountaineering and life and times of mountaineers that I have ever seen ! You guys are a real inspiration for me. Thanks for rekindling the flame of KKH and the dream of watching just watching K2 tower in front of me ! Thanks

[@hassaan4796]

You r Indian right?

[@biswajeetbb]

@@hassaan4796 yes I am Indian

[@miqdamahmed9316]

Chai ya coffee

[@VolodymyrNekrasov]

Amazing movie! Unbelievable adventure! At the end I was crying together with you. Merci! Дякую!!!

[@thoosah]

My, oh my. The ending is so heart touching it brings tears to my eyes and my soul is dancing. The part from 51:20 is so beautiful because of its authenticity. That guy's smile when suprised by the knowlegde of "Zabardast" word is so touching. Not speaking of the ending song. THANK YOU guys for making and sharing this with world!

[@WitcherDAD]

fuck you , you should not write what is in this film because some ppl were not watching yet!

[@nlewin5072]

It's the guy on the motorbike's smile that does it for me, too. Absolutely kills me every time I watch it. A perfect ending to an incredible film and adventure. Just beautiful.

[@jackwhorton6826]

Definitely one of the most stunning mountain mountain films I have seen. Chapeau!

[@devonchin94]

One of the best documentaries of all time, if you can even call it that. This is something much greater

[@rajendranathpatra43]

The best mountain movie I ever watched. The mountain is so so beautiful.

[@musabinqasim1923]

Search ukhano on KZbin and watch latest video you will be amaized ..same guys are there with him in that video but that video is captured In 2021

[@yahyaalyas7589]

Excellent documentary i have ever seen. Enjoyed every second of it. Pakistan is so beautiful. I have been to Nanga Parbat base camp 7 years ago. It reminded me that.

[@zayantharani]

Speechless! What did I just watch! OMG!