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Adventure Travel Stories and Everything you Need to Know for your Next Destination ✈️
⛷️ Adventure Travel
🌍 Lesser Known Places
🏔️Unique Challenges
💵 & World Costs
🤯 Everything you need to know Destinations
💻 Digital Nomad
🐶 Feed a Stray Animal for a $
After remote working became the new norm and staring at the same wall everyday became a bit mundane we saw it as the perfect time to work remotely while traveling the world. It is a balancing act but the rewards of seeing amazing places every weekend are well worth the in-between frustrations. These videos are a combination of cinematic locations, epic adventures, the history of special places, and the real-unedited reality of traveling while working remotely.
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⛷️ Adventure Travel
🌍 Lesser Known Places
🏔️Unique Challenges
💵 & World Costs
🤯 Everything you need to know Destinations
💻 Digital Nomad
🐶 Feed a Stray Animal for a $
After remote working became the new norm and staring at the same wall everyday became a bit mundane we saw it as the perfect time to work remotely while traveling the world. It is a balancing act but the rewards of seeing amazing places every weekend are well worth the in-between frustrations. These videos are a combination of cinematic locations, epic adventures, the history of special places, and the real-unedited reality of traveling while working remotely.
Follow more closely and stay updated on travels and new videos on:
Instagram: kinfolktravels
Facebook: kinfolktravels
Website: www.kinfolk.travel
Travel Guides: www.kinfolk.travel/travel-guides
HANLE BIKING trip | CAMPING at NOMAD FESTIVAL Ladakh 🇮🇳
#ladakh #hanle #nomadicfestival #nomadiclife #india #motorcycle #leh #camping
We camped with Nomadic People at Hanle Festival in Ladakh!
It's the final 2 days of our bike trip across the Himalayas in India. It couldn't end on a more authentic note than camping with locals at a nomadic festival in a very remote place called Hanle 250km from Leh.
A once in a lifetime experience seeing how the nomadic people live, meeting their animals and hearing their songs. But even more special than that was spending the night camping with the most welcoming local family.
00:00 Local Ladakh Home Visit
01:38 250km Motorcycle from Leh to Hanle
02:20 Life of Nomadic People
04:58 What to wear on a Biking Trip
05:40 Arriving in Hanle on Bikes
07:57 Camping with Local Indians
09:58 Inside Nomadic Tent
12:31 Morning Camping by River
13:30 Exploring Nomadic Festival Hanle
15:29 Incredible Landscapes to Leh
16:18 Help Feed the Stray Animals
17:28 Stops in the Himalayas
18:41 Completing 1000km of biking in Himalayas
Biking Trip Pt 1:
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Biking Trip Pt 2:
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We camped with Nomadic People at Hanle Festival in Ladakh!
It's the final 2 days of our bike trip across the Himalayas in India. It couldn't end on a more authentic note than camping with locals at a nomadic festival in a very remote place called Hanle 250km from Leh.
A once in a lifetime experience seeing how the nomadic people live, meeting their animals and hearing their songs. But even more special than that was spending the night camping with the most welcoming local family.
00:00 Local Ladakh Home Visit
01:38 250km Motorcycle from Leh to Hanle
02:20 Life of Nomadic People
04:58 What to wear on a Biking Trip
05:40 Arriving in Hanle on Bikes
07:57 Camping with Local Indians
09:58 Inside Nomadic Tent
12:31 Morning Camping by River
13:30 Exploring Nomadic Festival Hanle
15:29 Incredible Landscapes to Leh
16:18 Help Feed the Stray Animals
17:28 Stops in the Himalayas
18:41 Completing 1000km of biking in Himalayas
Biking Trip Pt 1:
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Biking Trip Pt 2:
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We Motorcycled across the HIMALAYAS 🇮🇳
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LEH LADAKH | EVERYTHING you need to know BEFORE VISITING 🇮🇳
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We SURVIVED 72 hours in the LARGEST CAVE Philippines
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SURPRISING My Boyfriend for his 30th Birthday TRIP
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36 Hour TRAVEL DAY - REMOTE WORKING from AIRPORTS
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that thing is a wireless cell phone charging pad, just lay it down in the center and it’ll charge (if it’s compatible)😊
I switched off your video at 0:35 as you failed to mention Pakistan in your video. You must get your facts straight as you got K2 which is the 2nd largest and World's deadliest mountain in Pakistan.
I’m sorry for that oversight, I think I did mention it in an earlier comment. I unfortunately aren’t able to edit an already uploaded video ☺️
Thank you - helpful insights.
I’m glad you found it valuable. Thank you for watching ☺️
I appreciate , for showing the actually map of India , thanks, 🇮🇳
Thank you for watching ☺️
How much does it cost you to stay there ?
Hey! I think we paid around $100-$120 per night over New Years. This was 3 years ago, so prices might differ now :)
@@KinfolkTravels Thank youuu
You spend more time looking at her than you do looking at the castles. Still an interesting video.
Thank you for watching ☺️
Your content is really original. I mean which vlogger is brave enough to show the toilet routine 😂
Hahaha, thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️ It’s all part of life ey. 🤷🏼♀️
I want to do motorcycles in Ladakh as well and have watched about a dozen related videos, and yours is one of the most informative. I can see that the road is narrow and in bad conditions, but is this really riskier than taking a van? What are the odds of you falling off your bike?
Hi!! I am so glad you found this video then and that it was helpful 👏🏼 that makes me so happy 😊 That’s a good question, I mean anything can happen on those roads by your own doing or by that of a passing by cars doing whether biking, in a van, 4x4 etc. It’s risky terrains no matter what mode of transport you take. I guess all you can do is to try and minimize the risk. With a van I guess you have a driver who is very familiar with the road, you won’t have the risk of becoming too exhausted and making mistakes and less risks of falling. But you definitely won’t get the same experience in a van as you would on a bike. If doing it by bike I would just make sure to do it with an organized group/tour that knows the road and have medical assistance and a car to put your bike in if it becomes too dangerous or you are too tired. ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels thank you for the very detailed reply. I'm from Vietnam where people daily commute by bikes (though most are automatic transmissions and scooters), and have done part of the Ha Giang Loop on bike before (you should check it out). But my friend who visited Ladakh said biking is not recommended. Unfortunately I have motion sickness and cannot take the van, so I should seriously consider going in a group
Hey you guys should really visit forest/ Tiger parks in India like Pench or Jim Corbett. Preferably Nov-Dec as the forest looks very beautiful. Im sure you guys will like it. It's an addiction on its own❣️
Hi! Thank you for the recommendation. Which part of India are these parks located in?
@@KinfolkTravels Jim Corbett is in Uttrakhand state near New Delhi and Pench is located in Madhya pradesh state near Nagpur city
lmao no hate but how is the flight supposed to be any different than ANY other flight in the world?? That plane did not fly higher than any other plane :D
All good, I hope this explanation clarifies it: Usually flights increase in altitude but then for landing descent again back to close to sea level. However when flying from Delhi to Leh the flight increases in altitude but never really descents much again as Leh is already at such a high altitude. Hope this helps :)
Looking forward to visiting Coffee Bay Area next month too 👏👏
Hope you will have the best time!!
I hope through your videos many foreign tourists visit India's Himalaya side. This places are India's best kept secret not Delhi, Jharkhand. Also visit India's secret heaven Northeast India 😊 Enjoy your ride dude
Thank you for watching! You have an incredible country!
This vlog deserves more views so that western people will get to know that India isn't only a hot country
India is such a diverse country. Can’t wait to visit again!! Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed it ☺️
So you basically had bad experience with place not owned by local people. You shouldn't even mention the town or the country because it has nothing to do with your experience. There are no bad bugs in Montenegro and fleas can be anywhere where there are cats and dogs evenif you treat them with repellent. The only thing is that people are not aware of it.
Thank you for sharing :)
Wouldn't it be a stark contrast if you visited a desert right after? Yes, that's right. India has deserts too. There's camels in the Thar desert of Rajhastan, India.
That is so high on my list to visit that desert!! We planned to go but it was in the middle of summer so a bit too hot 🥵
@@KinfolkTravels no problems! i live in the andaman and nicobar islands of india. it's very interesting to learn about the different cultures and landscapes of india from your videos. Keep up the great work
Hi, can you please tell me how you got the inner line permit for this trip as a foreigner ? Is it via some agency? BTW amazing video🙂
Hi! Thank you for watching! The organized tour we were one (linked in the video) organized the permits for us. I’m sorry i couldn’t be of more help. Try and contact them for assistance maybe?
revenge of the mummy made my balls dropped 💀🙏
we wish you visit again in next 2 years and that time we would have taken our stolen part of Ladakh and kashmir pakistan occupied 35% of kashmir and Ladakh you will soon sée it in and can visit
Thank you for watching ☺️
Whyyy
Good question 😅
Me too.19 julley 2024
Yayy!!
Which camera did u use to shoot snow capped mountains from aircraft
Hi! I used my iPhone, I think iPhone 12/13 Pro.
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Came across your page. Your raw and authentic vlogging is underrated. I haven't been to India in 4 years and hopefully I do this Ladakh trip the next time I'm there.
Ahhh, thank you so much for the us sweet comment. Reading this is very motivating. I hope you can go to India again soon and have a wonderful time if you do the Ladakh trip. 🤗
Is there no acomodation/ bus to pick up or drop off us from/ to the airport if using Dubai connect??
Hi! Yes, there is a bus that will take you to and from the airport to your accommodation for free. The hotel is also included with Dubai’s Connect.
We're booked Australia to Uk in August and have one of these connect stopovers. I was wondering how it worked and you've answered all my questions. Great video. Thankyou.
No way! That is wonderful to hear. I am so glad this video was helpful. Let me know if you have any questions and hope you have a safe and lovely trip!
I just ride The first one cos The others are too scary and The mummy is more scarier cos i’m a 9 yrs old kid 😢
Oh definitely. The mummy was still scary even though I’m an adult! Yiu are very brave for riding them! ☺️
The mummy is so extreme I almost fainted😭
Hahaha, it is quite a ride!! Well done for doing it!
Mine Mummy Cylon Human
Mummy!! Love that one. It’s cool that you got to ride Cyclon and Human!
Alcohol in Turkish coffee so you can be awake drunks.☕😀☕😊 The following is taken from my notes on this cemetery - Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv, Ukraine Notable People Buried in this cemetery: Polish: Maria Konopnicka wrote: Little Orphan Mary and the Gnomes (1904) A crater on Venus was named after her in 1994. Władysław Sadłowski - Architect participated in creating the interior design of the Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet (1899) Designed the Lviv railway station Kazimierz Sichulski - Artist (early 20th C.) Gabriela Zapolska - Novelist and Playwright One Day in the Life of a Rose (1881) Ukranians: Iryna Vilde - Ukrainian and Soviet writer and correspondent. Vilde's works are now considered classics of Ukrainian literature. The Whimsical Heart (1936) Along the Paths of Life (1949)
Hi! Wow, thank you for sharing this. This is very interesting. Where are you from?
@@KinfolkTravels Hi, I'm from California. I just looked this up on Wikipedia and chose the ones I liked. I was making notes for myself just because I like to study other cultures so I thought I'd paste some of my notes here in my comment. I figured some people might find them enjoyable as well. I think it's interesting to find out who is considered popular in other parts of the world.
hi,Is there a hairdryer in the hotel😊?
Hi! Sorry, I can’t remember but I think so.
Loved human, hated revenge of the mummy, scared to ride cylon, loved river rapids one,
Nooooo, why did you not like revenge of the mummy?
@@KinfolkTravels it was scary lol
Ladakh belongs to Tibet China.
In your dream buddy
Even Tibet belongs to India
@@krimoder5681 no buddy Everything in the world belongs to India except hygiene.
America not agree 1 China policy
Did you saw the news Indian pm greeting to Taiwan new President sometime later india don't agree with one China policy
1. Cylon omgggggg 2. Transformers it was soooo good :o 3. Mummeh :D 4.rapid adventures i got soaked and my friends too :c But it was soooo fun LOL :taken by a singaporean
Hi Singaporean, live your country!! 🇸🇬 Did u get to ride Human as well?
@KinfolkTravels I hated the human idk why- my mother says it's mid also so--
Is the Transkei safe? Silly question really - the Transkei is not just one place with one security profile. There are places I would sleep in the open and places I would not. There are places you will get robbed and places which are relatively safe. My favourite part of the Transkei is way in the North among the amaPondo. I certainly didn't feel safe among some of the Southern tribes.
That is so true, thank you for pointing that out. Like most places it is easy as a visitor generalize. Thank you for sharing this. The Northern part is that the area closer to KZN?
@@KinfolkTravels Yes, I mean the areas around Msikaba. I felt a bit unsafe around Port St Johns. But that was a while ago. Things change.
Fun fact: the outdoor onsens are actually used for the locals to cook not to bathe because if anyone did they would get severely burnt because the water can get up to 96°C which is 204°F!
Ahhhh that makes sense! Thank you for clarifying. It seemed extremely hot but thought maybe the locals are just super human and used to that heat. But 96 degrees is certainly a bit much 😅🥹
Stupid travelr
Do they give you one meal voucher for just one meal?
Hi! Yes, the meal voucher is for one meal. We did use our same voucher for a 2nd meal and it worked. But that was just by luck I think ☺️
Congratulations you dead your channel by not posting
Thank you for making so nice vlog! Very warm welcome in Bharat! You can also consider Kashmir(Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonamarg) , Spiti Valley, also Uttarakhand (Rishikesh, Haridwar, Dehradun, Mussoorie, Nainital)😊
Thank you for being so friendly to foreigners 🤗 Soooo many places to go back and explore, can’t wait!
Kuala Lumpur safety 2.5/5? You must be living in area that full of immigrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, india, Mynmar and Arabs when you are in KL.😢 Jakarta & Bangkok Safety 3.5/5 vs Kuala Lumpur 2.5/5 ? You can check the statistic : crime and homicide rate in these 3 Asean cities to know the answer.
Hi! That was just my personal experience and a feeling shared by a friend. I felt very safe in Johor Bahru though as well as in Melaka. But for some reason in KL in a few different areas I didn’t feel very comfortable as a girl. But might have just been my experience ☺️
Mine 1. Cyclon ( blue ride) 2. Mummy 3.Human (red ride) I loveeeeeeeeeee exciting roller coaster! :))
You are brave!! 💪🏼
Those groceries were like 25$ not 111$
Hi! That’s what it came to. 🥺 I know you can probably get it for $25 in India. But we went to an international store that was a biiiit more expensive. Not something I’d recommend unless you are missing home and wanting to get some comfort food from your home country at a price :)
India never shared border with china its tibet
Thank you for clarifying :)
You visited during what month please?
This was in July 2023 ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels I was there in April 2024 and I stayed in a Homestay on Sankar road. But I really felt that the rooms are not heated enough. They have a personal heater for each room but it’s not really enough to heat the room properly and because of that I really suffered a lot at night when it was really cold. I want to go back in July too when I believe it should be a bit warmer. But you are right, Leh is really a very very special destination…..out of this world…
I’m sorry to hear that :/ I can imagine April being quite cold. Was it full of snow? What did you do there, wasn’t a lot of places still closed? Hope when you go back you enjoy warmer weather. In July we didn’t need heaters it was warm enough ☀️
@@KinfolkTravels Indeed, quite a lot of places were closed but there were enough places opened....I didn't miss anything really. The lady host at my hotel told me the Dalai Lama often visits few days after his birthday....Maybe it could be an interesting time to visit. I was mostly attracted by the monasteries because the way of life of the Buddhist monks has always fascinated me. Hemis Monastery and Thiksey were among the special ones. I need to visit again because I want to be able to discuss with the Head of Lamas at Thiksey. He is a very learned monk and he will probably have some secrets to share with me hopefully. There was some snow at one point and I managed to have photos of Hemis Monastery under the snow, which is something very rare.
A very good information present in a beautiful way.
Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching!
❤ love to see you.
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@@KinfolkTravels thanku be safe and enjoy 👍
Nostalgic ❤
I’m assuming you have some good memories at the park?❤️
@@KinfolkTravels no, but in the Indian train 😊❤️ Around 2008, I went with my entire joint family that includes around 25 people.. for over a day of journey.. with games, discussions, enjoyment and entertainment.. now we all spread out across the country, we can never repeat the same again unless we all go retired.
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Incredible!! Thank you for showing ladakh with so much love and affection ❤️❤️ Impatiently waiting for the next part 🤩
So glad you enjoyed it! It’s hard to not show Ladakh with love and affection. 😉
I got shanghai noon vibes tbh
Didn’t know the movie. Just watched the trailer. Looks so funny, on the list to watch this weekend. Thank you!