What is Nepal Like? Kathmandu in 9 Minutes or Less 

How are you not a top youtube personality??? You’re vids are more interesting then most!

A country with richness of beauty n nature along with the most corrupt governments ....so sad to say

What a coincidence that you met a group of Nepali guys around a bonfire at the beach. Nice Video! It amazing how you managed to explore and learn so much about Kathmandu with just an outfit, a bag and a camera.

That’s Insane how i randomly clicked on this video just to see my home , lol cool

Good job Cal, I was in Kathmandu a year before the earthquake and wanted to get back to see the aftermath, thanks for a peek, also like you, I did a week in New Delhi, then travelled for a week in Kathmandu. Both are amazing countries with wonderful people, I never had a problem. Most Americans would stay away from these places because they see them as under developed countries..they don’t realize what they are missing... hopefully I’ll get back there next year when I make my trip to Tibet. I’m also a foodie and watching you eat made me jealous of what I missed...

I recently spent 6 weeks living in Nepal (only spent about a week of that in Kathmandu), so it was nice to get to look back through your video. When you showed the city, I could actually smell the incense haha. Very distinct smell there that is very unlike the rest of Nepal. You should visit some of the national parks if you go again. Very awe inspiring.

This video is amazing and made me tear up a bit knowing how resilient Nepal has been. It was great to view Nepal from an outsider's perspective. Thank you 🙂

your way of presentation is so damn good.

Awesome video! It's always interesting and eye opening to get a different perspective on the world. Keep up the hard work, and thank you for sharing your travels!

What is Nepal like is your caption but its just kathmandu, real beauty Nepal lies beyond that, but great way of presenting things.. Hope u visit other places next time. Cheers

Went to Kathmandu in the beginning of this year. It's one of the dustiest cities in the world. When you fly in, first thing you will notice after entering Kathmandu air space.. The clouds are brown. From too much dust all over the city. There is like a thick film of dust enveloping the entire city. After staying for 10 days in Kathmandu, I figured out that Nepalese taxi drivers are all connmen. As soon as you enter the cab they will charge you 500 Nepalese rupees. Halfway through my stay I found out that there is a cab service in Kathmandu that actually does a decent job when it comes to honesty and safety. It's called "Sarathi taxi service". Google its number up, always call Sarathi cab when u need a taxi. They charge according to taxi meter and is available round the clock. I took a cab from airport to my hotel and the cab driver charged me 700 Nepali rupees. While returning home, I took Sarathi cab from my hotel to airport. Same route but it was just 270 Nepalese rupees in Sarathi cab. Also I figured out that its cool to walk around Thamel area. Eat, have a good time, etc.. But DO NOT SHOP in Thamel area. Shopkeepers there put their own price tags and charge people insane amount of money. The same stuff you can get for fraction amount of money in other parts of Kathmandu. I didn't know much about Nepal or Kathmandu when I went there. So i ended up staying in Thamel area. Everything is super priced there. Also as buy a good dust mask before going to Kathmandu. You will need it as soon as u come out of the airport. You will wear this every day till you fly out. You may not need to wear an underwear, but trust me, you need your dust mask. I did meet some good people in Kathmandu and it was fun. Make sure u visit monkey temple at dawn. And the Baudha temple at dawn. It was amazing. The peaceful atmosphere will give you the courage to go through your dusty days in Kathmandu. I hope this helps other foreigners travelling to Kathmandu.

This was a really cool video mate :) I'm glad you enjoyed!

This proves that u love to visit nepal ...as many times u can.... Love from nepal

I'm goona visit nepal in may 😍😍😍😍 so excited always wanted to go there ! ❤️❤️❤️ Lovefrom India ❤️❤️❤️

4:22 pani paryo asina jharyo ^^

Damn Cal you are a good presentor and don't forget the bonfire in Panther beach, it was fun. You will become huge one day.

Thanks for making it public,. Hope you enjoyed being there.

Sad to see the devastation of the Nepalese people! Once again great video!

And what you are seeing is an local election campaign not a protest

MAN I LOVE THIS!

Your so good at this! This is one of the best travel videos I have seen

Thank you for this really nice video. Love from Nepal

This really touched me. Great job!

Hey ! That was amazing! Edits awesome, music perfect,and the content, bestttt... you really have that art of presenting things in the most soothing way ..keep it up! N plz have a vid on Mumbai through an insight of a local. It'll be great!

Discovered your channel lately, great movies! very informative and the editing skills are great, we need more videos like this Cal

A few months ago I went to Nepal for a robotics project where we tried to teach Nepalikids about the First Lego League (a worldwide robotics competition) . Even though they had never seen or worked with Lego they picked it up so fast. We were there for 2 weeks, we've been training the children for 6 of those days. The rest of our time was spent getting to know the culture, we stayed at a Homestay neasr the school where the project was going on. Because we got to interact with the locals so much we really were able to not only teach but also being taught by them. We got to experience something amazing, we bonded with the kids we taught, they were so grateful for our work there. I really just developed a love for Nepalese culture there. The way we were treated by the locals was really loving. I just have to say that I am so grateful for this experience, I am only 16 years old (my team is also about 15/16 years old) and I was able to do so much for those people. There is no way I will ever forget about those two weeks I spent with my friends. (edit:) Also some of the destruction was still visible but I also saw a lot of people putting things back together and building. There is still a lot of work to do there but I am sure it will get better with time if they just keep on going in this direction.

Nice work. I just got back from Nepal. Loved it!!! I can see a strong 'Neistat' style in your videos. That's in no-way a criticism.....like great musicians inspire each other, it's cool to see a mix of your own style and that which has inspired you. Keep telling stories. :)

I live in Scotland, have a friend who moved to London when he was around 8 and then Scotland at 12 and that’s how I met him, he lived in Kathmandu, I’d love to go. He talks about it so nostalgiacly, he also teaches me some of the Nepalese he remembers. It’s a beautiful language.

Excellent video kid. Making days happen to remember forever. Keep it up, good things will come to you.

Nepal is an amazing country. It is a land of Mt.Everest and birthplace of Lord Buddha. People are kind and friendly and when it comes to hospitality, it's the best place to go. Kathmandu is amazing and has its own significance though it might seem quite messed up, but you'll definitely enjoy it. Try to go out of Kathmandu to enjoy real beauty of Nepal. Places to see around Kathmandu: Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Sundarijal hiking, Chitlang, Chandragiri, Dhulikhel, Nagarkot, Patan Durbar Square, Bhaktapur, Basantapur, etc. Outside kathmandu: Pokhara, Manang, Rara lake, Kalinchowk, Dharan, Ilam, Chitwan, Bandipur, Mustang, Janakpur, Lumbini (birthplace of Lord Buddha), Lamjung,etc. You can enjoy rafting in Trishuli river, Paragliding at Sarankot in Pokhara, visit religious places, see snow capped mountains, bunjee jumping, etc. There are still hundreds of places to visit and things to do that I have not mentioned. Please ask to tour guide about all amazing places and activities. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO NEPAL #VISITNEPAL 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵❤❤🙏🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵 THANKS FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO

Your video deserves more views, this is wonderful!

Nice video Cal! Done with bare minimum, and pure passion. Hope your next visit with full luggage n gears will take you to experience the majesty of the Himalayas and the riches of Terai. Keep journeying, good luck! ☘🍀

The rural area of Nepal is beautiful, the language is too.

Lots of love from Nepal and thanks for visiting Nepal 🤝🙏

Nice video of Kathmandu missing Nepal 😔😔

i’m happy they got it all back together

I have been to Nepal and I visited pasupatinath also, and they are the nicest people you will ever meet =) even though that place is for funerals

loved your video. lots of love from nepal.. god bless you bro

Life meant for your luggage to be lost so that you could experience humbleness during your journey. I hope your visit to Nepal was a beautiful and enlightening experience. Namaste!

Good job man but you should also have visited other places from Nepal like Manang Mustang Pokhara Lumbini and Dharan. Just sharing my thoughts yk.. But it's ok as you said in the beginning of the video that you were here to see the Earthquake affected parts.. So thats okay enev though you missed Gorkha which was also heavily affected as Kathmandu.. So overall it's a wonderful video and I loved it.. Best wishes brother.

that motorcycle comment was hilarious. very nice video..hope you visit again!!

Hello yes I am two years late. I have been to Nepal myself and I absolutely love this video. I went there on a service mission in 2018, so this brings back so many memories. I miss it so much and I really want to go back. I remember the monkey temple and the mountains and the Villegas and Kathmandu. If you are looking for an adventure and a cultural experience and so much more, I highly recommend going to Nepal. I would go with a guide though, as the city can be really crazy and the mountains are easy to get lost in

Thanks for the video of Nepal

I like the honesty in you... great video!!! There’s a lot to know abt nepal seriously...

Not Only buddhist Stupas, Lord Buddha was born in Nepal.

I am from nepal , just awesome video myaan

Never End Peace And Love (NEPAL)

I love Nepal and Nepal is my contry where I was born I con't wait to go back in Nepal

thank u for visiting Nepal.. 😊😊👍👍

Thankyou visiting our country :)

You earned my heart and subcribe😊

dont tell me you didnt smoke weed visiting pashupatinath temple?

Hey dude, You must have to visit Pokhara known as 7 lakes city of Nepal with natural beauty, mountains and high hills.

I was there in 1992. Absolutely fantastic city…

Cal, your videos are so fun to watch..... got me feeling the desire to get out and travel abroad again. Safe travels my friend ; . )

my hole family is from nepal we have experienced the earthcuakes in kathmandu

Just found your youtube channel!!! U have a very good content!!! Keep it up!!! How are u not having millions of subscriberr with this kind of content???!!! Wtf

You should visit outside Kathmandu ...

Very nice content, keep it up! You got yourself a new subscriber

you sure do travel a lot, how you manage considering costs back home, if you have any...?

Great video. Thank you. I subscribed and can't wait to see more.

These videos are excellent; the best ever seen.

I m from kathmandu.... Nice video :)

I really enjoyed this. Nice job.

This dude diserves a sub✊ keep on the doin them lit vids👣 🌿🍀

wow ! This Great Stuff :D , hope can see more and long videos

Thank you for this. 💞 I'm subscribing 👍

Love your travels. Keep living your life

the picture quality is awesome! what camera did you use?

Love from Nepal...😇💜

cool way to present the travel video ..

hi there! I'm from Nepal, I live in lalitpur its near Kathmandu

The Hindus venerate Buddha as well.

They strike a lot in Nepal. Logs are laid across roads. Tires are burned. Traffic is redirected into thick swarms. Sometimes you'll be required to pass through an area on foot and find alternate transportation. Some people have nothing else to do but protest. Enjoy the events.All in all people are friendly .Nay-paul. Nay-paul-eeze. Nam-ah-STAY! Pah-shu-pah-ti-not is considered by many to be the most sacred Shiva temple in Central Asia honoring Lord Shiva as the protector of animals. Travel carry on.

Lovely video. Enjoyed watching ktm here ❤

Just so you know, Kathmandu has a lot more buddhists than the rest of Nepal hence the prominence of the religion.

Good job bro! Proud of ya !

I like it how you have not shown dust n pollution situation in ktm..

That was good one bro...👏👌

Terribly sorry to hear at the end that Air India had lost your suitcase. Great video. Will watch more of your vids. Cheers

Hey there! Your contact is amazing! Very good work! May I ask what kind of camera do you use to film? Thanks in advance!

Very cool video..... I really enjoyed it.

Woah Hope you had fun during your visit. Man it would have been awesome to meet you here Cheerios

Another excellent vid

You live in the bay? Much love from East Palo Alto, and keep up the great work.

Actually Indian blockade stopped the relief and rebuilding process

My family in Nepal luckily survived 😭😭😭

Love you man love from nepal🤩

hello.everyone im from Nepal kathmandu and i have experienced that day 😣

great work !

Good work, Cal. I am subscribing :)

nice video documentary bro....keep it up...

oh at 3:41 of ur video i saw myself when i was comming from school in my car

i am a nepali and sad to say that the miney given by other countries were used but not used as well the government has not fixed some riades yet.very sad to say

I lived in Nepal for 5 years since I was born, and I moved to USA and I’m 13 now

I was wondering why my videos were getting soo few views then I look at your video and stuff this good getting so less view..puts me to perspectv..hate youtube schematics for it...keep doing what you love.i will be doing so as well.

I am from Nepal and I am a budist but now I live in us

Wow really loved it 😍

from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵 Love you

You should have gone to Mustang.