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In that country (Nepal) there are many high mountains in the world. because last year the Indian plate separated from the Asian plate and then merged the Indian mainland with East Asia and there was a terrible collision.. that was the impact that formed a mountain that towered far
A huge respect to Kelly, she's been carrying the baby on her back throughout the journey and never seemed tired or exhausted. The kids seem so disciplined. I liked the way how they are enjoying what their parents been doing for years. "A perfect family" i must say. Keep it going!! Waiting for your trek vlog.
You will not believe it, but I sat at the same table your family sat at during lunch when traveling to Syra Prubesi. I am still waiting your video, so I am anxious to see where you stay that night. Only 3 months ago I was on the same trek. Thanks for the entertainment!
I want to applaud you, your wife and your kids who are sooo positive with everything. That hot spring was a disappointment and yet you were all positive about it. Your kids didn’t complain and you wife was as humble and nice about it. I hope you don’t get to face any other disappointments and it’s all amazing memories from here on.
48:22 sec i felt so ashamed that the shopkeeper took double price then the mrp on that sniper chocolate. on that price u can buy whole packet of it n da sampoo its cost around 5 rupess greedy us i must say.sorry 4 dat sir.just watch price tag(i mean printed mrp price)🙏 PEACE .JAI METAL 🤘🤘🤘🤘🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
NOTE::The snikers must be about atmost 50NPR each not 150NPR and the shampoos are of just 2NPR each. If ur still in that area I recommend u to complain them sothat they wont do it again...
These candies are made with “Lapsi” a typical fruit that found only in Nepal. The lapsi tree grows only at a certain altitude… it’s a sour, sweet and fleshy fruit - that’s boiled and the flesh is mixed with some spices .. pineapples.. mango etc or mostly just by itself .. the mixture is then dried and made into different shapes … This type of snack is called “Titaura” or “Lapsi candy” that originated in Kathmandu valley … even till this day, it’s made in Kathmandu and exported to different parts of the country !! There was a time when this type of snack candy was found exclusively in Kathmandu valley only !! It’s a unique fruit - ask the locals to show you what it is .. it can be eaten raw as well … very sour though !!
its amazing howw kelly been carrying the baby throughout the journey and have always smile on her face. i really hope she is not exhausted or tired. i love how the kids are soooo humble and disciplined and lovung. thank you for visiting our motherland.
This right here is the definition of a ideal family to me. I wanted to do a Langtang trek but couldn't go at the last moment, seeing it through your lens now. Welcome to Nepal 🙏
This is my 2nd comment of this video. I stayed at the same hotel 3 months ago. The family that owns this place is so nice. You all are going to think I am stalking you but I stayed in the same room as Mom and Dad…if you were on the top floor. What a coincidence!
Really enjoying your family’s journey through Nepal. I love how open your kids are to trying new things. The candies you tried are made from a fruit called lapsi or hog plum. You can also get these candies known as titaura made from other fruits like mango, tamarind, lemon, plum, etc. The ones you got are sweeter versions and a good introduction to titauras. Hope you enjoy the rest of your journey!
Nepal is ini my list of countries to visit someday. I really curious about the country, people, and the culture. Will you visit Iran or countries surrounding it like Turkey or maybe East Europe? I don't know if American could visit Iran but I knew other people (non Muslim, I think they're European) visit there, the mosque specifically. They gave the women a cloth to cover their hair. And I really love Mashad city. It was long ago in 2014. I make a plan to come back againwhen it's not in Pilgrimage season and not so packed.
I think you guys are very courageous to travel in a such a remote mountains of Nepal with small kids. You are a lovely family with such nice kids. I just want to say take care, stay safe and enjoy the wild adventure. Watchin from Tokyo
Great to see you guys doing the Langtang trek!! I did the same trek earlier this year and absolutely loved it. Here are some bits of advice for you guys which maybe useful: 1) I’d recommend to spend a night in Sindum, I found it better than the new Langtang village as it is less built up. It’s a 30 minute hike up from Langtang but it’s a lot quieter, and there’s a place called Sindum Home Stay with the most lovely hosts. 2) There are two ways up to Langtang from Riverside (after Lama Hotel). There is a bridge I forgot exactly where but I think it was after riverside. There are trails on either side of the river bank. We took the leftward trail on the way up, and the trail on the other side of the river on the way down. Both were fun and I’d suggest doing this instead of returning the same way, it’s somewhere new to explore. 3) Kyangin Ri could be pretty hard for the kids to attempt, so spare atleast a day for the Kyanjin Ri hike if you want to try it. 4) Take some raw garlic with you, it helps with acclimatisation. 5)Taking some chlorine maybe worthwhile, as then you can safely drink the river water ( (save some money on the mineral water) Enjoy the trip guys!
Your video never make me feel boring,I can watch it even if it is 3 hrs long.Huge respect to mom Kelly and the little one is so cute 😘whole family is so amazing and eagerly waiting your next video ♥️
I just found ur channel and I loved it. I like the way that u guys r presenting Nepal to all of us. I'm from Nepal and I'm loving ur videos. Hope you guys would love it n enjoy here with ur kids. Lots of love n support from my side bud.🇳🇵🙏♥️
Yes I noted that as well .. your son ate exactly the way it is supposed to be with hands .. after 2-3 daal bhaat , he will be a master .. safe travel you all.. Thanks for visiting Nepal
The guide you are having is good and love the way he described you a loads of information However, some of the information about nepal village total population and whatsover he admitted wrong. eg: dhunche city has around 3K population and he said only 700 and many more. anyway love the way he do. enjoy the trip jonatham aka bags packed family
Amazing vlog sir. I was watching it and then power went off. I took data pack and started watching again 😂 Little Forrest just sleeps hehe and mom carries him all the way. I wonder who is elder? Sieder or the other boy? Forrest is the youngest 😍🥰
Namaste.. can't wait for hiking vlog But this one is awesome experience to watching, agree with Arjun the way Granite eat with hand is like local😁 See you in next update 🙏😁☕👍
Wow your hero son know how to eat by hand . I loved it 😍. Still my mouth is watering . 😋 enjoy your vacation ☘ stay fit and healthy. God bless you all 🇳🇵
Well done bags packed family . You are so much inspirations family . encourages to others. So much disciplined kids. Thanks for inspiring dodeo and looking forward further .
You guys are nice people. Your kids are nice and disciplined, never give you trouble, they eat all types of foods. This is not the right season for trekking but seems good. Enjoy your stay in Nepal.
Langtang is beautiful place to hiking. Last time Harald he went Langtang for a week his experience is fantastic. Enjoy bags packed family’s your vacation in landlord county NEPAL 🇳🇵. Regular viewer watching from USA 🇺🇸
Langtang is very beautiful, it definitely is an amazing experience, Hope you guys love it as much as i did !! Dont miss out Cheese momos and Cheese factory there in Kyangjin gomp
I am in KY and watching your video of Nepal . Me and my wife is from Nepal 🇳🇵 too but we haven’t been there we r from Kathmandu, you r so fortunate to be there and in many other countries . How lucky your wife and 3 musketeers. The first USA team traveling with family . The children will learn many different culture traditions and heritage places to visit . God bless you all . I am so happy learn to eat with hands dal and bhaat ok 👍 your son is doing better .
I love your family. Everybody is so nice and looking good. I will travel when I go back to Nepal. Been in virginia for a decade. These videos give me nostalgic feeling. Thanks guys stay safe.
Some how I discovers your channel today and almost watched all of it today❤️ I am from Nepal recently live in dc metro area in VA. Just amazed how mom and all kids are very supportive loved every moment of the trip . Love you guys stay safe and thanks for supporting Nepal tourism industry and exploring the local food 🥘.last not the least kids are 😯 very adorable 🥰
this is a good video longer videos most of the time it is boring we all get it BUT we want to see the travelling experience so those small things and big things we all want to see. good video!!
Oh this brave family is going for langtang track .l am so happy to see them in nepal.lts hard to go track with kids in rainy season.please take care have a nice journey.
