This kind of contents should be shown in Netflix or Prime. I can't even imagine the hardwork and challenges he faced while continuing this journey...hats off 🎉😊
Aajkal ke logo ko to bas bo youtuber pasand hai jo sirf pura din bas yahi bole ,, To guyz ab mai so rha hun ab kha rha hun ab hagne ja rha hun aao aap bhi hag lo bas ese vale pure talent to bhai iss bande mai hai
What about "History" classes in the USA!. It was a struggle for me to get more understanding about India, the greatest civilization in the world and the largest Democracy in the world.
I love y'all so much never seen a country like India before it's like a continent . I was in spitti in 2011, it was life time trip, coming back this January.. love from Canada🇨🇦
Hi Jonathan. Spent a lifetime exploring the Himalayas both for personal reasons and professionall. Guess what, I live in Canada now. Get in touch if you ever want to revive memories of that part of the world. Been back annually leading expedtions till covid hit. I am in Halifax. NS. All the best. Tilak
I envy you my friend. Thank you to take me along to the real beauty of nature, the openness, the wilderness, the feeling of breathing clean air, the silence and the healthiness of loneliness. It was just spectacular…
Thank you for providing some light in another damp English day. After 4 trips to Ladakh and more than 30 to Nepal its joyous seeing the Himalaya again after so many lockdowns. Hopefully I`ll get back to Ladakh again next autumn. Stay safe well and be happy
What a beautiful video Sharavana. Your trek, your stay, the landscape and the music together makes it so poetic, so ecstatic 💙❤️🎶🎵. Really wondering what your inner experience could be through these ten days...
Watched an amazing video after quite sometime. The solitude in the mountains is something which i personally love and also love to watch such content. The shots were beautiful. Such a soothing video in the morning with a cup of coffee. Keep it up👌🔥❤😀😊
Wishing u a Happy and safe journeys ahead sir we love to watch ur videos #thanks for curing us with this nostalgic scenes .... Never stop uploading.. When we visited padum in car a new road is building the zanskar is getting devoloped so happy for people there... And can't forget the treks and camps we did at Sani monestry it was awesome day at budh poornima .. All because of u ..
Love from Chandigarh. I was waiting for your video. You know what I feel your 17 mins video's feels like 10 mins video. Time da paats hi nani chaltaa kab khatam ho gye. Bro tummy nikal aya tumhara.
Brother its happy and interesting watching . Pls share the planning which goes for all this like route , weather prediction , your safety precautions and things you take to overcome any hard situations
This is just amazing 😍 You captured everything beautifully ,only one thing that could have made it a bit better is if the direction were mentioned so that if anyone else wanted to do this trek, it would be much easier with a few more details on where to start and how to lead.
Welcome back another masterpiece 🧡 A little suggestion from my side if it is possible to you please show your camping setup along with camping food what you carry to feed yourself for such long days ......
Leh to Rangdum is 305 km. Kargil to Rangdum is 100 km. Zanskar to Rangdum if come from Leh via Zanskar to Rangdum is 250 km Then How it is possible to reach Rangdum easily from Leh. Even Roads from Zanskar to Rangdum or Kargil to Rangdum are rugged and rough.
There is only only one trail to follow.. Also I use offline maps like OsmAnd and always get tips from locals whenever I come across any of them on the trail
I envy you for the kind of place that you like to explore, and you also inspire me to use trekking as a means to get back in shape from the obese form that I am. Btw how do you manage to carry your food rations for such long hikes done all by yourself? How much does your total carrying weight come upto? Which is the trekking shoe that you use for all of your treks?
My bag is usually around 25kg. One of the perks of hiking alone is that you can walk at your own pace so the extra weight doesn't matter. I hate hiking with other people as usually I'm slow and have to constantly try to keep up with others. That takes all the fun out of hiking for me. I wear the Alico Summit boots, they are all leather and very comfortable.
@@indiainmotion 25kgs, woahh thats quite a lot. I doubt I'll even be able to manage 10kgs in the mountains. Same for me too, that I like to trek alone, and independently if possible, because I can't catch up with others on a trek. But you are on a totally different level all together. Trekking such long distances through such a wild, harsh and lonely terrain, all by yourself while carrying 25 kgs worth of gear & supplies. One day, even I'll be trekking through the Himalayas & Ladakh by myself, thanks to inspiration from you.
The best Indian blogger came up with a bang with tones of gifts for Diwali through his magnificent mesmerizing time lapse videos. Thank you sir for your all your efforts you have put in.
I've always been a silent admirer of your travel videos, but I must say that this channel and your work is so underrated. I wish it gets the public reach it deserves. Keep immersing us virtually in ladakhi vibes sir😇
Me: I'm going to regain my pre-pandemic fitness by taking a 30 minute walk everyday. India In Motion: And I'm going to do it by hiking in 5000+ m mountain passes infested with bears.
I was in Dibling village in 1980. We started walking from Kishtwar crossed into Rangdum valley and stayed in Tashitongas village, crossed Pissdongla Pass to Dibling. Then followed the Oma Chu stream with manny crossings to the summer cultivations of Oma. Crossed Bramila to Lingshed and continued to Lamayuru. Two people, large loads, enough food for two months. It was a tough trek but we saw this part of the Himalayas when it was totally pristine.
Do you have any photos from that time? I am building an archive of Zanskar from this time. The archive will be used by the next generation of Zanskarpa to remember life at this time. Most photos of Zanskar at this time are in the archives of outside visitors. Let me know if this is something you can help with.
🙏Respect brother.....I along with my mother went on a roadtrip to ladakh and covered the route from Kargil to Lamayuru via padum and I thought that this was the toughest drive of my life....But you went to interior arears that too on your foot trekking. Hatsoff brother.....A big salute to your determination
You are extremely good at showing the real spirit of the mountains. You could have made at least 4 episodes of this journey so far and showed us more of your journey. Well you know better. Words always fall short of what you deserve. may be the fact that your channel is the ONLY channel I happily subscribed, will speak more than my words. God Bless you
Hello Sarvana, I was eagerly waiting for your video. I was searching for your new video from last couple of days. Thank you for this wonderful trek. Your videos are among some of those videos which i watch from beginning till end and watch multiple times. I hope you stay healthy and keep trekking like this. Happy Diwali to you and your Family.
Thank you Saravana for such a beautiful high quality video! And your choices of music for the soundtrack are so so appropriate and complimentary! Fantastic work!
Such amazing content .The trek, the view, the hardships, the threat of wild animals, the time lapses, everything makes your content so unique and engaging..I always hope for you to achieve millions of subscribers. Keep growing good Sir!
Way to go!! I've always enjoyed your videos and have immense respect for the hard work that goes into making them. I'm also aware of the intense joy you must have while following your passion! Could you perhaps make some videos about the more hidden aspects of your travels, things like how you decide your itinerary, how you make reservations at homestays or how you get in touch with them. How do you navigate while on longer treks, away from civilization and gadgets. A brief account of how to take care of nature's calls while camping would also be helpful. I feel it would be immensely helpful for people like me who have taken inspiration from you. Thanks and please keep up the good work!
Excellent video! Put 2 meter cordage on the tent peg loops of your Hyperlite Pyramid Shelter. Then use 20 kilo boulders as your attachment points. Don't use tent stakes in Ladakh. Normally it's too windy and the ground is to hard. You know this already.
My normal process is to stake out the 4 corners, insert the pole to raise the tent and then use long guy lines for stability against the wind (usually with rocks). But in this case the river bed had very loose soil and my corner pegs wouldn't stay put. My alternate campsite was just a few meters away and had good hard ground for the pegs to stay put securely.
Simplicity, minimalist effects/texts...pure landscapes with soothing narration. This work requires huge huge collaborations like NatGeo, Or any other Docuseries. TH-cam views/likes are not the only metrics for this amazing work. And lastly love the background score of 'already there'. Thank you so much for this.
Trust me, spending night time at Rangdum is not a cup of tea for everyone... it's literally cold place even in summer time... Huge shout-out to him scaling those treacherous trial ...
Welcome back buddy..after a long rime..as always a magnificent capture.. Your camera angle and timelapse are actually better than most.. Eagerly waiting for your new videos.. keep going..
Absolutel 24K Gold. Thank you for sharing your capture 🌟🥇👏💛... Please can you share what you provisioned for this trek!? Food, power sources , hygiene supplies, drone, meds etc..
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This kind of contents should be shown in Netflix or Prime. I can't even imagine the hardwork and challenges he faced while continuing this journey...hats off 🎉😊
True
True
Should be on National geographic traveling India.
Aajkal ke logo ko to bas bo youtuber pasand hai jo sirf pura din bas yahi bole ,, To guyz ab mai so rha hun ab kha rha hun ab hagne ja rha hun aao aap bhi hag lo bas ese vale pure talent to bhai iss bande mai hai
What about "History" classes in the USA!. It was a struggle for me to get more understanding about India, the greatest civilization in the world and the largest Democracy in the world.
I love y'all so much never seen a country like India before it's like a continent . I was in spitti in 2011, it was life time trip, coming back this January.. love from Canada🇨🇦
Hi Jonathan. Spent a lifetime exploring the Himalayas both for personal reasons and professionall. Guess what, I live in Canada now. Get in touch if you ever want to revive memories of that part of the world. Been back annually leading expedtions till covid hit. I am in Halifax. NS. All the best. Tilak
I am on my knees...
This was so adorable!!! Thank you with all my heart.
Much Love to you and whole India 🙏
Das ist jehr schon aus das es ladakh
I envy you my friend. Thank you to take me along to the real beauty of nature, the openness, the wilderness, the feeling of breathing clean air, the silence and the healthiness of loneliness. It was just spectacular…
You are welcome Nima
Thank you for providing some light in another damp English day. After 4 trips to Ladakh and more than 30 to Nepal its joyous seeing the Himalaya again after so many lockdowns. Hopefully I`ll get back to Ladakh again next autumn.
Stay safe well and be happy
HE"S BACK FINALLY! I'm so happy.
What a beautiful video Sharavana. Your trek, your stay, the landscape and the music together makes it so poetic, so ecstatic 💙❤️🎶🎵. Really wondering what your inner experience could be through these ten days...
oh how much we have waited for india in motion's video. sucha superb gift to us. thank you.
This is a result of real hardwork and serious love for mountains...wat a beautiful content...
Happy Diwali.
Love from Pakistan ❤️
Awesome! Glad you back at it !
Watched an amazing video after quite sometime. The solitude in the mountains is something which i personally love and also love to watch such content. The shots were beautiful. Such a soothing video in the morning with a cup of coffee. Keep it up👌🔥❤😀😊
Wishing u a Happy and safe journeys ahead sir we love to watch ur videos #thanks for curing us with this nostalgic scenes .... Never stop uploading.. When we visited padum in car a new road is building the zanskar is getting devoloped so happy for people there... And can't forget the treks and camps we did at Sani monestry it was awesome day at budh poornima .. All because of u ..
Can't imagine for those shots how many times u walked back and forth .. 🙌🙌
Love from Chandigarh. I was waiting for your video. You know what I feel your 17 mins video's feels like 10 mins video. Time da paats hi nani chaltaa kab khatam ho gye. Bro tummy nikal aya tumhara.
Apki ek separate fight hai kuch different Karke ki audience ko kuch different dekhane ki. Hum bhi jiddi hai. Like Karna nahi chode gee
Unmatched beauty of landscape 👍
I was searching for your new videos almost everyday
I do not have words to appreciate, what you have shown ..best vlogger..feel honored to be your subscriber..
Brother its happy and interesting watching . Pls share the planning which goes for all this like route , weather prediction , your safety precautions and things you take to overcome any hard situations
This is just amazing 😍 You captured everything beautifully ,only one thing that could have made it a bit better is if the direction were mentioned so that if anyone else wanted to do this trek, it would be much easier with a few more details on where to start and how to lead.
Great content sir. Very happy to watch the video.
Cant express my feelings in words …. Your work always creates a wow on us.
Beautiful journey you bring for us
Good to see you healthy , I was thinking long time no video . But suddenly this beautiful surprise cameup.
Pure quality content….loved it
Bro been waiting for your new videos , keep going 👍👍
Thanks for uploading brother....I was waiting eagerly.
Excellent video.... Happy Deepavali
It's your video for which I turn on the internet Everytime.
Bro am really happy😊❤❤ to c ur videos.... Whn i c ur vlog video i feel tat am also traveling wd u bro..👍👍👍 stay blessed alway..
Salute to you sir! Next level
He is back with a bang.Another masterpiece.
Nice to see you in the Nature.
Yea. It is good to be back Tashi
Waiting for your video from long time :).
Welcome back another masterpiece 🧡
A little suggestion from my side if it is possible to you please show your camping setup along with camping food
what you carry to feed yourself for such long days ......
We were waiting for u
Great
Leh to Rangdum is 305 km.
Kargil to Rangdum is 100 km.
Zanskar to Rangdum if come from Leh via Zanskar to Rangdum is 250 km
Then
How it is possible to reach Rangdum easily from Leh. Even Roads from Zanskar to Rangdum or Kargil to Rangdum are rugged and rough.
Superb bro 👌
Unique and your super Bro. Happy Diwali as well Bro
I hope you can be my guide if I decide to travel .😍
What a journey sir!! Amazingly captured. Can i ask, how do you navigate at these places? Asking locals or something else? Would be great to know.
There is only only one trail to follow.. Also I use offline maps like OsmAnd and always get tips from locals whenever I come across any of them on the trail
Life always needs something challenging to survive. The best way to be fit is hiking, hiking and only hiking.
The BEST weight loss program in the world! 😀
Haha.. absolutely. I've been following it for many many years. But this time the weight gain was a bit extreme.
I salute your hard work and dedication 👍👍
❤❤
How about sharing some wonderful timelapse videos via shorts
Will try
Nice
Amazing man
What an amazing and influencing journey ❤️ How did you managed to carry food for 10 days ?
How are you navigating this? What map sources?
OsmAnd
I envy you for the kind of place that you like to explore, and you also inspire me to use trekking as a means to get back in shape from the obese form that I am. Btw how do you manage to carry your food rations for such long hikes done all by yourself? How much does your total carrying weight come upto? Which is the trekking shoe that you use for all of your treks?
My bag is usually around 25kg. One of the perks of hiking alone is that you can walk at your own pace so the extra weight doesn't matter. I hate hiking with other people as usually I'm slow and have to constantly try to keep up with others. That takes all the fun out of hiking for me. I wear the Alico Summit boots, they are all leather and very comfortable.
@@indiainmotion 25kgs, woahh thats quite a lot. I doubt I'll even be able to manage 10kgs in the mountains. Same for me too, that I like to trek alone, and independently if possible, because I can't catch up with others on a trek. But you are on a totally different level all together. Trekking such long distances through such a wild, harsh and lonely terrain, all by yourself while carrying 25 kgs worth of gear & supplies. One day, even I'll be trekking through the Himalayas & Ladakh by myself, thanks to inspiration from you.
The best Indian blogger came up with a bang with tones of gifts for Diwali through his magnificent mesmerizing time lapse videos. Thank you sir for your all your efforts you have put in.
Now this is called "Happy Diwali" the correct timing of upload !
There's no place like India! ❤️
Happy Diwali to you and your family, Saravana. Thank you for another wonderful journey up in the Heavens.
Thanks Kenneth. Happy Diwali to you as well
@@indiainmotion सर आप कौन से महिने मे गये थे??
quality content..deserves million views..
I've always been a silent admirer of your travel videos, but I must say that this channel and your work is so underrated. I wish it gets the public reach it deserves. Keep immersing us virtually in ladakhi vibes sir😇
Me: I'm going to regain my pre-pandemic fitness by taking a 30 minute walk everyday.
India In Motion: And I'm going to do it by hiking in 5000+ m mountain passes infested with bears.
30 min walk everyday > 1 trek in 6 months
I was in Dibling village in 1980. We started walking from Kishtwar crossed into Rangdum valley and stayed in Tashitongas village, crossed Pissdongla Pass to Dibling. Then followed the Oma Chu stream with manny crossings to the summer cultivations of Oma. Crossed Bramila to Lingshed and continued to Lamayuru. Two people, large loads, enough food for two months. It was a tough trek but we saw this part of the Himalayas when it was totally pristine.
Do you have any photos from that time? I am building an archive of Zanskar from this time. The archive will be used by the next generation of Zanskarpa to remember life at this time. Most photos of Zanskar at this time are in the archives of outside visitors. Let me know if this is something you can help with.
Are you from jammu
I wanted this video to never end.
This is the what is called content quality narrative everything such a piece of art ❣️really love u sir
🙏Respect brother.....I along with my mother went on a roadtrip to ladakh and covered the route from Kargil to Lamayuru via padum and I thought that this was the toughest drive of my life....But you went to interior arears that too on your foot trekking. Hatsoff brother.....A big salute to your determination
As always, absolutely delightful and inspiring. I’m happy for you that you are back at it! I look forward to more.
the music captures the audience's mood perfectly, thanks for this video
You are extremely good at showing the real spirit of the mountains. You could have made at least 4 episodes of this journey so far and showed us more of your journey. Well you know better. Words always fall short of what you deserve. may be the fact that your channel is the ONLY channel I happily subscribed, will speak more than my words. God Bless you
Wow.. 🙏🏻 much rewarding wait for your beautiful videos..Thank you n waiting for more episodes to come.. ❤️
You’re filmmaking is just on another level! Every time there’s a surprise 👍
I would definitely try this trek, thanks for all the info🙏🏼
Hello Sarvana, I was eagerly waiting for your video. I was searching for your new video from last couple of days. Thank you for this wonderful trek. Your videos are among some of those videos which i watch from beginning till end and watch multiple times. I hope you stay healthy and keep trekking like this. Happy Diwali to you and your Family.
The drone shot of Rangdum is truly spectacular!
I want to explore spiti could you please suggest me which place is a better remote area for expedition😊
Pick up the map and go where your heart takes you. Trust me!
Thank you Saravana for such a beautiful high quality video! And your choices of music for the soundtrack are so so appropriate and complimentary! Fantastic work!
Welcome back after long long time…🙏❤️🙂
What your contant no I want more information about ladakh iam from german
I am inspired by your vlog-making style .
Your video gut i like ur
You are National Geography Channel in yourself. Tremendous work.
Such amazing content .The trek, the view, the hardships, the threat of wild animals, the time lapses, everything makes your content so unique and engaging..I always hope for you to achieve millions of subscribers. Keep growing good Sir!
I have been to these places this October. The place gave me one of my best moments of my life.It was truly heavenly.
Sir u make us fall in love with mountains again and again ❤
Yaar, you're just ❤️
Way to go!! I've always enjoyed your videos and have immense respect for the hard work that goes into making them. I'm also aware of the intense joy you must have while following your passion!
Could you perhaps make some videos about the more hidden aspects of your travels, things like how you decide your itinerary, how you make reservations at homestays or how you get in touch with them. How do you navigate while on longer treks, away from civilization and gadgets. A brief account of how to take care of nature's calls while camping would also be helpful.
I feel it would be immensely helpful for people like me who have taken inspiration from you.
Thanks and please keep up the good work!
Beautiful masterpiece... 👌👌👌
Good to see you again! Greetings from Hungary! 😀🌞🏕️🏔️
Jehr schon aus leh ladakh
Welcome back Saravanan, good to see you back,
Happy Diwali, where are you spending this Diwali 😃
Bruh you are real tourist
Ladakh welcome tourist like you
Sir,,,,beautiful,,,this video make my day😍
This is all I needed today 🥺🙏🏻
Waiting for the video from creedaz comment section.
Excellent video! Put 2 meter cordage on the tent peg loops of your Hyperlite Pyramid Shelter. Then use 20 kilo boulders as your attachment points. Don't use tent stakes in Ladakh. Normally it's too windy and the ground is to hard. You know this already.
My normal process is to stake out the 4 corners, insert the pole to raise the tent and then use long guy lines for stability against the wind (usually with rocks). But in this case the river bed had very loose soil and my corner pegs wouldn't stay put. My alternate campsite was just a few meters away and had good hard ground for the pegs to stay put securely.
Simplicity, minimalist effects/texts...pure landscapes with soothing narration. This work requires huge huge collaborations like NatGeo, Or any other Docuseries. TH-cam views/likes are not the only metrics for this amazing work. And lastly love the background score of 'already there'. Thank you so much for this.
Trust me, spending night time at Rangdum is not a cup of tea for everyone... it's literally cold place even in summer time... Huge shout-out to him scaling those treacherous trial ...
As far as trails go this was one of the most well trodden and safe trails that i've been on.
Woww thanks to explore un explored village of ladakh lingshed area
Woww
Welcome back buddy..after a long rime..as always a magnificent capture..
Your camera angle and timelapse are actually better than most..
Eagerly waiting for your new videos.. keep going..
Which solar panel ur using to charge ur mobile and laptop..please please reply mee. Thank you so much
Love from Nepal 🙏
bruhhhhhhh...this was sooooo epic! MAN U ARE CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED!
Lovely video as always. Clearly can see fat to fit from Lingshed to Rangdum. Your walking behaviour changes from day 1 to 11.
Waiting for more videos.
Yea, it was the first time I felt tiredness in my thighs while walking. They were so fat that it was very uncomfortable to walk in the first few days.
The Man, The Myth, The Legend is Back.
Happy Diwali bhai!
A perfect masterpiece from you sir.
A great Diwali gift for the viewers! Keep up the great work
I always feel like watching national geographic channel
Absolutely pure content❤❤
Good morning saravana..
Dreams come true.. Beautiful & spellbound.
Diwali gift..good luck & good wishes for your health.
Absolutel 24K Gold. Thank you for sharing your capture 🌟🥇👏💛... Please can you share what you provisioned for this trek!? Food, power sources , hygiene supplies, drone, meds etc..