This Korean guy should get an award for this. This is amazing work. I have always been a fan of Bhutan and its people because of the love they have for nature and animals. I hope one day i can visit Bhutan or even better call this beautiful country as my home.
Thank you sir for the wonderful documentary about my country.Honestly,I didn’t visit all the places that you went until this time but your videos made me realize what I was going to miss out in life if I don’t go now. You are so kind for bringing this beautiful story about Bhutan and about us.
I think Bhutan is the most worthiest place to live in......wrapped with celestial beauties n command......n with most peaceful, sacred religion buddhism.......love to Bhutan.....thanks this guy to make such a beautiful documentary....
Never before seen such a young, energetic and yet humble South Korean explorer in the kingdom of clouds. Many thanks to you for the series of Bhutan tales.
This guy has been to places I haven't been as a bhutanese 🤭🤭. Such a delightful experience watching this humble explorer. I'm amazed by his gentle nature and his willingness to try anything 👍👍👍
Wow what a great exploration. The presenter is one in a million, honest and open to what he finds. Exceptionally brave too, traversing those steep mountain roads at speed!
Such beautiful, humble people in an equally beautiful place and so much life and colour. Not once in all the videos I have watched from this good traveller have I seen greed, jealousy, possessiveness, pride or anger among them or in their communities... they seem to be the perfect example of humanity and we should all be humbled by them.
when I was child we (family) left our country Bhutan (later I asked my parents and elders they said because of Political Reason we left our country but we were innocent about that) I don't know much about Bhutan but I miss a-lot ,rightnow we are in Abroad when I watch such Documentary of my country it melt my heart and tears me, thanks this Korean guy for bringing such beautiful things from my country hope to see more and more.
It's not only Bhutan's nature that captivated me but noticed your good nature as well. It was very nice of you to share the guide a ride on the horse too through those thousand steps and steep slopes (he was onviously ecstatic on his 1st horse ride and respite from the long climb). Your kind thoughts with gifts to the families of your guide to Merak (part 1) and all your interactions with children and the locals demonstrated your thoughtfulness and kindness. Wishing you well in all your endeavors. On to view part 4 of your Bhutan trip..
i have a dream to visit this country since i was in high school now i am 56...your documentary film is really ease my longing..thanks..it is very well made and informative..also artistically narrated
I really like the EBS ENGLISH videos. This is truly one of the best travel reports. I know you guys are Korean, but i would love to see a report of a tour of Korea. Continue to make beautiful videos, love them.
I lived very close to Bhutan border. Being Indian, there was no bar on entry into Bhutan for me. Yet I missed the opportunity. This fellow crisscrossed the land and revealed many secrets of the country. His humility resonated with the spirit of Bhutan. I felt mesmerised to watch it.
I have friends in Bhutan and they are awesome and very loving people. The country is well worth a visit but it is hard to get into Bhutan. And Bhutan is an all organic country with its food. It is all about clean air, water and sky.
Its so breathtakingly beautiful, amazing , the people , the culture is so pure, i pray that these people continue to pass on their culture to the young generations...
You are an ambassador of your people to the world. You give culture and knowledge to those who can't see the last paradise on earth. Excellent report. Thank you. From Colombia.
I had an entirely different understanding of Bhutan with this series. I spent three days there few years back. but this appreciation is really enlightening
I live 12 km from Bhutanesee border and never entered the country! Watching your documentary I'm now know what I've missed till these years! Thanks for this realization Mr. Kwon Ki.... Shusaien
Except anally fine!! Extremely enjoyable!!! I live in Lakewood, Colorado. Suburb of Denver, I have Nepalese friends in Colorado Springs and at a special party I was introduced to three Bhutanese teenage girls, had a great time talking but, had I'd seen this triple video on Bhutan, it sure would have been extremely knowledgeable, but this was almost 10 years ago. Kudos to the fine Korean explorer. Thank you so much I always learn!!!
Thank you for shearing your amazing videos. I would consider living with these folks. Its now 2020, and this is maybe the safest place to live and survive. Away from the disaster and virus taken over many countries. Am sure these folks will have no worries about that. GOD bless you and them. Simple is so much better
I ❤️ Bhutan. Side mountains must be just be prevented from landslides. The road must be just be improved for travel of native people. The rest must be maintained amd preserve.
I would like to live in a place like a Dzong. I live on a ridge in Southern Arizona which drops off on both sides like this, but we need some of that rain. Love those roads. I sometimes have nightmares about having to live in flat places.
Vow...Never have seen such amazing people how contented they are .No gimmicks of moedrn life and salute to the young korean. Wish can visit Bhutan.The most beautiful and natural country of beautiful plant and part of beautiful Hindustan .
interesting that "dzongs" are always the highest point and nothing can be build higher that it...it was the same in Europe in the past where a church or a cathedral was always the tallest building in the city and no building was allowed to go taller. That was a sign of respect towards the divine.
Not necessarily true. "Dzongs" are built on hills or high places for strategic purpose. If there was an invasion it is easily defendable from above than below.
You had a such wonderful trip my dear. I was facinated with your documentary, thank you for the informations about Bhutan. That makes you more handsome as God's creature. I was mesmerized with it and while watching it seems that im with you in your journey. I do hope that i can join you in your trip like this. Congratulations!
Watching Batanes Island in the philippines brings me here. Its so interesting, I finished watching from part 1 to 4. So beautiful and i say wow to this chanel.
Excellent documentary and beautifully photographed with very humble and nice Korean guy. Love this EBS English series in other countries too. Keep up the great work.
In 2019, i was really depressed because of relationship with my gf and i wanted to go a country for refresh nd i choose bhutan,, i couldn’t go because of covid 19 bt bhutan is really beautiful
Bravo to you Kwon Ki-bong, you are a truly History Traveller. You also have an excellent narrator and an Excellent Video Cameraman, capturing the most beautiful Pristine environment and beautiful country of Bhutan, and its Happy Beautiful people, living and enjoying the Natural Beauty of this Planet called Earth.
wow!!! very informative and breathtaking views----from a gorgeous young traveler----amazing!!! isoooLOVE this💛💛💛..but can you do TIBET as well..india.. nepal and the HIMALAYAS?! i will never be tired watching the BEAUTY OF THESE GOD's GREAT CREATIONS in videos..thanks!
I'm so curious about this amazing country eversince. This short documentary has made it more interesting for me. In my status now, as a Filipino, I guess this documentary can suffice the curiousity I have in my mind. I reallt wana travel to Bhutan.
amazing portrayal of the himalayan country. somewhere between the conversation the conductor of wooden cable car, 15:08, is speaking Nepalese dialect. infact the entire himalayan region from bhutan to sikkim to nepal should have been a single himalayan nation. language and culture is what comprised a nation since ancient civilization.
