If I really had to pick a favourite part of the Annapurna Circuit, it's probably the section featured in this episode...the views from Upper Pisang to Manang are absolutely amazing 😍 hope you enjoy this part guys - thank you for all the support 🙏
Josh mate mark my words in 5 years time you are going to come back to this comment you are going to become one of the best travel youtuber in the future the quality is top notch. I live in Australia at the moment but man i do miss my county now i have realised how much i have missed. Being born there but never did this kind of adventure because i was born in the capital . One again thank you for visiting our beautiful country we love you and hope you come back soon. Love from all Nepali people cheers mate
Wow thank you so much for the compliment 🙏 that's very kind. I don't know what the future holds, but I am happiest when I get to make projects like this one. I will keep doing that and see where it leads me! I hope you have the chance to return home and explore some more of Nepal in the future :) it really is an incredible place...for sure I will be coming back again! Thanks for taking the time to watch mate. Take care
Thank you for the wonderful videos. I had the good fortune to visit Kathmandu and trek in the Annapurna in 1989. Tourism was just in its infancy there.oh gosh how things have changed! A journey I have never forgotten.
Thank you Jill! Really appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you've enjoyed them thus far 😁 yep, I imagine it's a little different to 89 and the pace of change just keeps on quickening
Yes, the feeling of surrounded by the mountains was incredible. After I came back from my 1st ebc trek in 2023, my heart and mind kept asking me to go back.. like what other trekkers said," the mountains are calling!!". Then, I went back again in 2024 and will be back again in Feb 2025. Really can't wait for it. I really like to be in the mountain and wake up with the stunning view. Thanks for sharing such a great clip!!
Amazing! I Know exactly what you mean...once you've been one time, it's very hard to not go back 😂 I have a November 2025 trip lined up already. Thanks for taking the time to watch, and enjoy your next trip!! Maybe see you out there on the trails
I think hands down this has been one of my favourite series. I laughed, nearly cried and had many jaw dropping moments. Truly a master of story telling, finding the real heart of the people you meet and the stories they have to tell. I never really thought about seeing Napal, but you have added it to my ever growing bucket list. Thank you Josh for another great series and eagerly waiting for the next part of the journey
Thanks Emmy! I think for me, this has been my favourite series to shoot and edit too. So glad to hear you're enjoying it 😁 and I think that's probably the biggest compliment you can give! I wanted people to watch and feel like they'd also like to go and see Nepal haha...trust me, you won't regret it. It's a really fascinating, beautiful country and there's all kinds of treks you can d
Great series Josh. I’ve seen dozens of videos of the ACT, but yours is the best shot and narrated I’ve seen yet. Hope you’ve got the mountain bug and decide to return to do some of the other routes in Nepal or in the Indian Himalayas like Kashmir or Ladakh. I’m from the UK, but live in Taiwan and keep going back to India, but am hopefully heading to Nepal this year. Well done! Look forward to the next one.
Cheers Leigh! That means a lot 😁🙏 I was striving hard to make something that's a little different and unique. The ACT gets a lot of coverage and rightly so. I absolutely 100% have the mountain bug...genuinely think about these places every day. It's a question of _when_ I go back, not if. Kashmir and Ladakh also look fascinating, so it can end up being quite a tricky choice 😂 Taiwan is also on the list, it looks stunning over there
Wow thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 I put a lot of work into the cinematography so it's very nice to hear that. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you enjoyed it!
Being away for your birth country is hard. I did try to finish this trek had to get down fro. Upper Pisang which is sad. May be living is Australia for last 15 years made it harder to accommodate to high altitude. Your story telling is awesome. Thanks for bringing this to wider audiences like me who feels they belong to mountains. I long to see and feel the that Air once again
Wow that's a long time to be away from where you were born. My Nepali friends tell me it's very common for the younger generations to go and work abroad with better opportunities. It must be tough sometimes. I'm really glad you enjoyed watching this and I hope you will have another chance to do this trek when the time is right 🙏 I am sure you'll get there :)
❤❤❤Amazing footage and commentary of your beautiful trip. I did the Annapurna Circuit in 2007, it was life changing in a very positive way. Adventures like these makes your soul sing 🙏🙏🙏. My adventures have taken me Indonesia, Japan, China and many more places. Namaste 🙏 beautiful . Please keep posting ❤
Namaste 🙏 thank you very much for the kind words :) I would agree - my trek around the Annapurna Circuit has had a profound impact on my life - I hope this series reflects that. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and so glad you enjoyed it 😁
I must admit, it all started with a serendipitous mistake. I accidentally watched the first part of the series, "Notes from Nepal." Before I knew it, I was completely enthralled, watching all three parts. The journey captured on film was breathtakingly beautiful, and it has sparked a deep desire in me to experience Nepal firsthand. The country's allure is now firmly on my bucket list, waiting to be explored with my own eyes.
Haha well I'm glad it turned into a happy accident 😂 thanks so much for sticking with it and taking the time to watch them all 🙏 I'm glad you enjoyed it! I can't recommend Nepal enough...it's an unforgettable experience. Hope you'll travel there soon :)
Hey @JoshEdwardsFilms, I’m a filmmaker based in Nepal. If there’s anything I can do to help you during your next visit, just let me know. Looking forward to seeing more of your amazing work!✨
Thank you very much 😁🙏 I appreciate you taking the time to watch. I wanted to guide the story through the commentary and voiceover, so I'm glad you like that element of it :)
Hi Josh, I just finished your trek through Annapurna on TH-cam. Congratulations, it was thoroughly enjoyable. I visited Nepal in March/April 1986 to fulfill my lifelong obsession (age 27). I spent three weeks in the Khumbu and tried to do the Annapurna Trek starting in Pokhara. I only lasted 2 weeks as I got an intestinal parasite and had to stop. I did get to Annapurna Sanctuary. There are no words for that experience. I regret that I never got to do Thorung La pass . . . that too, was my goal. It was such a treat to see exactly what I missed. I am in awe of what the High Definition camera's can provide now. I was walking right beside you! I am now 65 and was planning on a return to Nepal, however, the plans are no more as Nepal just passed a law that foreigners can no longer trek alone without a guide. That is simply not my style. A shame, but I wrote the Nepal Embassy and told them I could not make it after all . . . and wished them well. Thanks again for producing this cinematic adventure. The production quality is quite good. Nepal has been with me all these years. Luckily I currently live in the woods of Maine . . . in the mountains. They are my obsession now.
Hi Steven - thanks so much for sharing such a lovely comment. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch the series and so happy that it's given you a taste of what the circuit is like. Sounds like you had a fantastic experience in Nepal yourself! Aside from an intestinal parasite...but even that is a story to tell. And yes I know what you mean. I'm really not sure how hard and serious they are on that new law. I haven't checked with Deepak. A lot of people would like to solo hike. I believe you can still do it in the Khumbu region. Heard lovely things about Maine! Take care and enjoy 😁
@@JoshEdwardsFilms Hi josh, thanks for the reply. I remember you mentioned that you lived in Indonesia at the time of the trek. By funny coincidence, I spent two months in Indonesia in 1988 on a different adventure from the Nepal trip. 3 weeks on Java and 5 weeks in Bali. Needless to say, Indonesia is among my very favorite places also. I think my international flying days are near an end now - guilt at burning all that gas in flight - so I will just rely on my wonderful memories of the world. No one can take those away. Happy Trails Josh.
Cheers Michael! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you enjoyed it 🙏 agreed - Nepal really got under my skin. It's a place I'll keep going back to again and again
After long time , I have watched something very special and inspirational video about ABC on TH-cam. i can watch it over and over again. Thanks Josh and the team for giving us this awesome vlog. It's masterpiece.
Wow thank you so much for the kind words :) that means a lot! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and so glad that you enjoyed it 😁 I will share more episodes this weekend
This journey is so beautiful! It's inspired me to take the leap and go to Nepal and do this journey. I love watching this! Thank you for doing what makes YOU happy!
That's music to my ears! Thank you 🙏😁 I made this series hoping that maybe some people will watch and be inspired to go and do it themselves...trust me, you won't regret it :) it's an incredible country. I appreciate you taking the time to watch
You guys reminded me of my treak to Mardi Himal back in 2020, it was my first time so close to the mountains. After watching your video trekking Annapurna Circuit is my new plan.
Ah yes I'd love to try Mardi Himal - it looks beautiful. Thanks for taking the time to watch :) glad it's inspired you! I can't recommend the Annapurna Circuit enough...it is incredible.
This part of the trek is truly stunning! The diverse landscapes and incredible views of the Himalayas are breathtaking. Your journey from Dharapani to Manang was fascinating to watch. Thanks for sharing this amazing experience!
And thank you very much for taking the time to watch 🙏 I appreciate it. And yep...those views. I will never forget them. It's such a special part of the world!
I did the same trek back in 2009, and it brought back a lot of nostalgia. Thank you once again, Josh! Last week, I went to Snowdon via the Watkin Path. Although it wasn't as big as those mountains, it was still quite tiring. I'm glad we could dive into the water at the end to wash away the exhaustion.
@@SavalKhanal ah nice! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and it brought back that sense of nostalgia for you 🙏🏼 appreciate you taking the time to watch. And I love Snowdon! It's always a great day out hiking, even if the weather is not so good haha. Just a small hill in Nepal 😂
Thanks so much mate, I appreciate you taking the time to sit and watch all these! Glad you've enjoyed it 😁 I definitely feel that way - it's the work I'm most proud of so far
Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 nice to hear it made you emotional! It means I did my job as a filmmaker :) trekking there also made me emotional - it was an experience I will never forget
@@JoshEdwardsFilms I enjoyed a lot.... ur cinematography and story telling is top notch.... Currently outside Nepal but I missed my country.... Remind me of the serene beauty that my country hold..... "Heaven is myth Nepal is real"....
I feel really overwhelmed by seeing the beauty of my own country. Growing up till 24 years old, I still have not managed enough time to visit the core Himalayan beauty, which I highly regret.
You are still young brother :) you have plenty of time to go and explore. Make sure you take those regrets and use them to motivate you to go and see the beauty of the mountains. You will love it. Thanks for taking the time to watch 🙏
Ahh yeah we had considered the ice lake! I would've liked to do it. The original place was Tilicho Lake but sadly that was still closed off due to the snow. As you'll see soon, I probably could've done with a bit more acclimatization...
Just found you today and now I am caught up. So beautiful! Very well done:) From what I have figured out by what you said, you were there around March of 2022? Please tell me when you first arrived in Kathmandu. I like to know what I was doing when you were there. Looking forward to the next one:)
I like your Parts Unknown username :) thanks so much for taking the time to watch, glad to hear you've enjoyed it! I just shared part four if you fancy it over the weekend. And yes - we were there in March 2022 doing the trek...I think I arrived in Kathmandu somewhere around March 4th or 5th. Were you there?
Thank you very much, I appreciate you taking the time to watch 🙏 I organised the trek with Deepak, who runs Baharal Adventures. Highly recommend them - www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293890-d10729085-Reviews-Bharal_Adventure-Kathmandu_Kathmandu_Valley_Bagmati_Zone_Central_Region.html
After Harald Baldr and Wanton Don's this maybe the best one for me. Enjoy!! And FYI Deepak like everyone of us should speak less when one has little knowledge lol
Thank you very much, that's high praise 🙏 I appreciate you taking the time to watch. Deepak was great to be honest - without him, we wouldn't have been able to complete the trek and he added so much insight and knowledge everywhere we went
Ahh crimson red! I will remember this :) thanks for sharing the extra info. The rhododendron flowers are stunning...I won't forget the first time I saw them in bloom. Thanks for taking the time to watch 🙏
Thank you so much 🙏 really glad you're enjoying it! I will upload part four next week and maybe the last episode too, so you can watch them together :)
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If I really had to pick a favourite part of the Annapurna Circuit, it's probably the section featured in this episode...the views from Upper Pisang to Manang are absolutely amazing 😍 hope you enjoy this part guys - thank you for all the support 🙏
thanks 🙏🏼 traveller 🇳🇵
@@IamSpidey00 thanks for watching 😁🙏🏼
Josh mate mark my words in 5 years time you are going to come back to this comment you are going to become one of the best travel youtuber in the future the quality is top notch.
I live in Australia at the moment but man i do miss my county now i have realised how much i have missed. Being born there but never did this kind of adventure because i was born in the capital .
One again thank you for visiting our beautiful country we love you and hope you come back soon. Love from all Nepali people cheers mate
Wow thank you so much for the compliment 🙏 that's very kind. I don't know what the future holds, but I am happiest when I get to make projects like this one. I will keep doing that and see where it leads me!
I hope you have the chance to return home and explore some more of Nepal in the future :) it really is an incredible place...for sure I will be coming back again! Thanks for taking the time to watch mate. Take care
"Audacity of a country to be this beautiful." Thank you sir!
It really is the most stunning place I have ever seen!
Thank you for the wonderful videos. I had the good fortune to visit Kathmandu and trek in the Annapurna in 1989. Tourism was just in its infancy there.oh gosh how things have changed! A journey I have never forgotten.
Thank you Jill! Really appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you've enjoyed them thus far 😁 yep, I imagine it's a little different to 89 and the pace of change just keeps on quickening
This is really Amazing ✨
Thank you so much :) I'm glad you think so 🙏
Yes, the feeling of surrounded by the mountains was incredible. After I came back from my 1st ebc trek in 2023, my heart and mind kept asking me to go back.. like what other trekkers said," the mountains are calling!!". Then, I went back again in 2024 and will be back again in Feb 2025. Really can't wait for it. I really like to be in the mountain and wake up with the stunning view. Thanks for sharing such a great clip!!
Amazing! I Know exactly what you mean...once you've been one time, it's very hard to not go back 😂 I have a November 2025 trip lined up already. Thanks for taking the time to watch, and enjoy your next trip!! Maybe see you out there on the trails
I am from Pokhara and always wanted to do this trek.
I will go for it this august
Amazing! You are already quite close :) believe me - you will not regret your decision. It's an incredible place.
I think hands down this has been one of my favourite series. I laughed, nearly cried and had many jaw dropping moments. Truly a master of story telling, finding the real heart of the people you meet and the stories they have to tell. I never really thought about seeing Napal, but you have added it to my ever growing bucket list. Thank you Josh for another great series and eagerly waiting for the next part of the journey
Thanks Emmy! I think for me, this has been my favourite series to shoot and edit too. So glad to hear you're enjoying it 😁 and I think that's probably the biggest compliment you can give! I wanted people to watch and feel like they'd also like to go and see Nepal haha...trust me, you won't regret it. It's a really fascinating, beautiful country and there's all kinds of treks you can d
Thank you so much for great inspiration and wise words ❤ Love and respect from Norway 🥰
Norway! Cool man :) thanks so much for taking the time to watch 🙏 glad you enjoyed it
@@JoshEdwardsFilms Nepal is on the top of my bucket list ♥️ Amazing work brother 🥰 Love and respect from Norway 🇳🇴
@@sjonkelrolfsen hope you can visit soon 😁 you will love it!
Great series Josh. I’ve seen dozens of videos of the ACT, but yours is the best shot and narrated I’ve seen yet. Hope you’ve got the mountain bug and decide to return to do some of the other routes in Nepal or in the Indian Himalayas like Kashmir or Ladakh. I’m from the UK, but live in Taiwan and keep going back to India, but am hopefully heading to Nepal this year. Well done! Look forward to the next one.
Cheers Leigh! That means a lot 😁🙏 I was striving hard to make something that's a little different and unique. The ACT gets a lot of coverage and rightly so.
I absolutely 100% have the mountain bug...genuinely think about these places every day. It's a question of _when_ I go back, not if. Kashmir and Ladakh also look fascinating, so it can end up being quite a tricky choice 😂 Taiwan is also on the list, it looks stunning over there
Man the cinematography is out of the world! This must be among top five nature videos I have seen. It’s poetic! Good job!
Wow thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 I put a lot of work into the cinematography so it's very nice to hear that. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you enjoyed it!
Being away for your birth country is hard. I did try to finish this trek had to get down fro. Upper Pisang which is sad. May be living is Australia for last 15 years made it harder to accommodate to high altitude. Your story telling is awesome. Thanks for bringing this to wider audiences like me who feels they belong to mountains. I long to see and feel the that Air once again
Wow that's a long time to be away from where you were born. My Nepali friends tell me it's very common for the younger generations to go and work abroad with better opportunities. It must be tough sometimes. I'm really glad you enjoyed watching this and I hope you will have another chance to do this trek when the time is right 🙏 I am sure you'll get there :)
The scenery was so beautiful I cried
Same. There were tears in my eyes up here...it's a very special place. Thanks for watching!
❤❤❤Amazing footage and commentary of your beautiful trip. I did the Annapurna Circuit in 2007, it was life changing in a very positive way. Adventures like these makes your soul sing 🙏🙏🙏. My adventures have taken me Indonesia, Japan, China and many more places. Namaste 🙏 beautiful . Please keep posting ❤
Namaste 🙏 thank you very much for the kind words :) I would agree - my trek around the Annapurna Circuit has had a profound impact on my life - I hope this series reflects that. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and so glad you enjoyed it 😁
was sooo waiting for the part 3!!
will save it for my Sunday breakfast watch list.
Haha awesome, thank you! I appreciate the support and hope you enjoy 😁 I like to save youtube vids for when I'm eating too 👌🏼
I must admit, it all started with a serendipitous mistake. I accidentally watched the first part of the series, "Notes from Nepal." Before I knew it, I was completely enthralled, watching all three parts. The journey captured on film was breathtakingly beautiful, and it has sparked a deep desire in me to experience Nepal firsthand. The country's allure is now firmly on my bucket list, waiting to be explored with my own eyes.
Haha well I'm glad it turned into a happy accident 😂 thanks so much for sticking with it and taking the time to watch them all 🙏 I'm glad you enjoyed it! I can't recommend Nepal enough...it's an unforgettable experience. Hope you'll travel there soon :)
Great video ,beautifully portrayed,love from nepal
Thank you! I hope I'll be visiting Nepal again soon...it's one of my favourite places in the world
Thank you for visiting Nepal, Josh! The shots are incredible. Hope you guys do more treks in the coming days!
@@aayushxd002 and thank you for taking the time to watch 🙏🏼 we both loved Nepal - it's incredible. We will 100% be back again for more trekking
Hey @JoshEdwardsFilms, I’m a filmmaker based in Nepal. If there’s anything I can do to help you during your next visit, just let me know. Looking forward to seeing more of your amazing work!✨
Showing what travels mean with the awesome reflecting commentary. Thoroughly enjoyed watching . Very very impressive
Thank you very much 😁🙏 I appreciate you taking the time to watch. I wanted to guide the story through the commentary and voiceover, so I'm glad you like that element of it :)
Hi Josh, I just finished your trek through Annapurna on TH-cam. Congratulations, it was thoroughly enjoyable. I visited Nepal in March/April 1986 to fulfill my lifelong obsession (age 27). I spent three weeks in the Khumbu and tried to do the Annapurna Trek starting in Pokhara. I only lasted 2 weeks as I got an intestinal parasite and had to stop. I did get to Annapurna Sanctuary. There are no words for that experience. I regret that I never got to do Thorung La pass . . . that too, was my goal. It was such a treat to see exactly what I missed. I am in awe of what the High Definition camera's can provide now. I was walking right beside you! I am now 65 and was planning on a return to Nepal, however, the plans are no more as Nepal just passed a law that foreigners can no longer trek alone without a guide. That is simply not my style. A shame, but I wrote the Nepal Embassy and told them I could not make it after all . . . and wished them well. Thanks again for producing this cinematic adventure. The production quality is quite good. Nepal has been with me all these years. Luckily I currently live in the woods of Maine . . . in the mountains. They are my obsession now.
Hi Steven - thanks so much for sharing such a lovely comment. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch the series and so happy that it's given you a taste of what the circuit is like. Sounds like you had a fantastic experience in Nepal yourself! Aside from an intestinal parasite...but even that is a story to tell.
And yes I know what you mean. I'm really not sure how hard and serious they are on that new law. I haven't checked with Deepak. A lot of people would like to solo hike. I believe you can still do it in the Khumbu region. Heard lovely things about Maine! Take care and enjoy 😁
@@JoshEdwardsFilms Hi josh, thanks for the reply. I remember you mentioned that you lived in Indonesia at the time of the trek. By funny coincidence, I spent two months in Indonesia in 1988 on a different adventure from the Nepal trip. 3 weeks on Java and 5 weeks in Bali. Needless to say, Indonesia is among my very favorite places also. I think my international flying days are near an end now - guilt at burning all that gas in flight - so I will just rely on my wonderful memories of the world. No one can take those away. Happy Trails Josh.
Tremendous videos boys, Nepal is a must visit, I was there in 2012 loved it🙏🏻
Cheers Michael! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you enjoyed it 🙏 agreed - Nepal really got under my skin. It's a place I'll keep going back to again and again
After long time , I have watched something very special and inspirational video about ABC on TH-cam. i can watch it over and over again. Thanks Josh and the team for giving us this awesome vlog. It's masterpiece.
Wow thank you so much for the kind words :) that means a lot! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and so glad that you enjoyed it 😁 I will share more episodes this weekend
@@JoshEdwardsFilms Thanks for the reply, the series is already on my favourite playlist on youtube.
@@HangsooVlogs thanks so much, it means a lot to me :) I will share part four later today!
Sooooo Beautiful thank you ❤
Thanks so much 🙏 I appreciate you taking the time to watch :)
This journey is so beautiful! It's inspired me to take the leap and go to Nepal and do this journey. I love watching this! Thank you for doing what makes YOU happy!
That's music to my ears! Thank you 🙏😁 I made this series hoping that maybe some people will watch and be inspired to go and do it themselves...trust me, you won't regret it :) it's an incredible country. I appreciate you taking the time to watch
Another wonderful episode 😊
धन्यवाद, नमस्ते
Thank you so much 😁🙏 glad you enjoyed it!
You guys reminded me of my treak to Mardi Himal back in 2020, it was my first time so close to the mountains. After watching your video trekking Annapurna Circuit is my new plan.
Ah yes I'd love to try Mardi Himal - it looks beautiful. Thanks for taking the time to watch :) glad it's inspired you! I can't recommend the Annapurna Circuit enough...it is incredible.
thanks for visiting nepal❤❤love your video
It was my pleasure - I will come back again for sure. Thank you for taking the time to watch 😁🙏 glad to hear you enjoyed it
This part of the trek is truly stunning! The diverse landscapes and incredible views of the Himalayas are breathtaking. Your journey from Dharapani to Manang was fascinating to watch. Thanks for sharing this amazing experience!
And thank you very much for taking the time to watch 🙏 I appreciate it. And yep...those views. I will never forget them. It's such a special part of the world!
Hi Josh, Im loving this series in Nepal my friend, thank you so much for bringing this beauty to us less able, keep them coming 👍
Hi Robert! Thank you so much for the support - really glad to hear you're enjoying the series 🙏 I'll be sharing a new episode today 😁
I did the same trek back in 2009, and it brought back a lot of nostalgia. Thank you once again, Josh! Last week, I went to Snowdon via the Watkin Path. Although it wasn't as big as those mountains, it was still quite tiring. I'm glad we could dive into the water at the end to wash away the exhaustion.
@@SavalKhanal ah nice! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and it brought back that sense of nostalgia for you 🙏🏼 appreciate you taking the time to watch.
And I love Snowdon! It's always a great day out hiking, even if the weather is not so good haha. Just a small hill in Nepal 😂
Epic! Honestly, think this is some of your best work yet. Really enjoyed these first 3 eps 👌
Thanks so much mate, I appreciate you taking the time to sit and watch all these! Glad you've enjoyed it 😁 I definitely feel that way - it's the work I'm most proud of so far
bro your videos are so underated its so beautiful and magnificent to see those views
Thank you bro, that's very kind 🙏 I appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you're enjoying the journey!
such a emotional video i even had a tears in my eyes watching this and nice background sound too love it
Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 nice to hear it made you emotional! It means I did my job as a filmmaker :) trekking there also made me emotional - it was an experience I will never forget
Ur videography,camera works and drone shots are amazing…Being a Nepali, I really enjoyed it…Kudos to ur work
Thanks so much for taking the time to watch 😁🙏 I'm glad you enjoyed it! It took a lot of work to film and edit but I think it's worth it :)
@@JoshEdwardsFilms I enjoyed a lot.... ur cinematography and story telling is top notch.... Currently outside Nepal but I missed my country.... Remind me of the serene beauty that my country hold.....
"Heaven is myth Nepal is real"....
@@JoshEdwardsFilms waiting for the upcoming episode eagerly......
I feel really overwhelmed by seeing the beauty of my own country. Growing up till 24 years old, I still have not managed enough time to visit the core Himalayan beauty, which I highly regret.
You are still young brother :) you have plenty of time to go and explore. Make sure you take those regrets and use them to motivate you to go and see the beauty of the mountains. You will love it. Thanks for taking the time to watch 🙏
Idk why I had a goosebumps ❤Loved it
That's a sign I did my job well as a filmmaker :) goosebumps mean you really feel something 😁🙏 thank you for taking the time to watch!
Lil piece of heaven
Yes bro - I will never forget it. Thanks for watching!
looking forward to the nest installment........
on our rest day in Manamg we went to the ice lake..it was awesome up there...very cold but great aclimasation.....
Ahh yeah we had considered the ice lake! I would've liked to do it. The original place was Tilicho Lake but sadly that was still closed off due to the snow. As you'll see soon, I probably could've done with a bit more acclimatization...
Just found you today and now I am caught up. So beautiful! Very well done:) From what I have figured out by what you said, you were there around March of 2022? Please tell me when you first arrived in Kathmandu. I like to know what I was doing when you were there. Looking forward to the next one:)
I like your Parts Unknown username :) thanks so much for taking the time to watch, glad to hear you've enjoyed it! I just shared part four if you fancy it over the weekend.
And yes - we were there in March 2022 doing the trek...I think I arrived in Kathmandu somewhere around March 4th or 5th. Were you there?
@@JoshEdwardsFilms Yes! I waved at you but you just ignored me... Just kidding. I've never been but maybe one day. Nepalese people are so lovely.
@@DaniElle25g ah ya had me there for a second 😂 and yeah they're wonderfully warm and welcoming - really felt at home there immediately
Thank you for visiting my country
And thank you for watching! It was really a pleasure to visit Nepal and we will come back for sure. Such an amazing place 🙏
Welcome to nepal❤
Thank you 😁🙏 I adore this country
Beautiful video
Thank you very much 🙏 the views here were just incredible...
Bro I was literally waiting for your vedio
@@Futbool808 haha thank you 🙏🏼 it means a lot to hear that :) hope you enjoy the episode!! I will share more next week
Never been there but seems surreal and picturesque.
It really is...a little bit of heaven. The views will stay with me forever!
Heaven is myth, Nepal is real. Nepal: 8th wonder of the world
I love that quote haha. Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Awesome adventure!!
Stoked on your accomodation in Chame, what is the name of the company you employed?
Thank you very much, I appreciate you taking the time to watch 🙏 I organised the trek with Deepak, who runs Baharal Adventures. Highly recommend them - www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293890-d10729085-Reviews-Bharal_Adventure-Kathmandu_Kathmandu_Valley_Bagmati_Zone_Central_Region.html
@@JoshEdwardsFilms thank's Josh, appreciate it!!
@@emanuel_antohe you're welcome :) hope you get to visit and have a great adventure yourself
@@JoshEdwardsFilms did the EBC and ABC is inspiring, particularly the eye for the right accomodation from the guide that you had!!
@@emanuel_antohe haha yes Deepak was great - always knew which was the best one to stay at!
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Deepak was not lying about the view, now was he ?
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Mesmerizing.
Nope! He picked a great teahouse 😍 those views are something I'll never forget. Thanks for taking the time to watch 🙏
Luar biasa!
Terima kasih banyak 🙏
Dal vat is composite meal it contain protin carbohydrates, minerals ,fat,Acid and other compounds so Dalvat is Dalvat , nice videos
Yep! It's a really healthy meal to eat while you're trekking. Makes you strong and fuels you right :) thanks for watching 🙏
Hey josh, it looks like i am again the first comment 😂. Was waiting for this ❤
Haha I love it 😂thank you for the support! I hope you enjoy this next part :) the views were incredible...
26:45 - Am I the only one who sees a face in that big mountain?
Yes! It really felt like someone was watching us haha...I think the term is called "pareidolia" - when you see a face or something familiar
What month is it recorded in?
March :) good time for trekking, just after winter and before the monsoons of summer!
After Harald Baldr and Wanton Don's this maybe the best one for me. Enjoy!! And FYI Deepak like everyone of us should speak less when one has little knowledge lol
Thank you very much, that's high praise 🙏 I appreciate you taking the time to watch. Deepak was great to be honest - without him, we wouldn't have been able to complete the trek and he added so much insight and knowledge everywhere we went
What time of year did you go?
March - very good time to trek just after winter and into spring
@@JoshEdwardsFilms I'll be there this October. Can't wait!
@@jsogden awesome mage, you will love it :) that's the other trekking window - many people say October and November is best. Enjoy!
i feel the drones take away from the real experiences...
The drone can be divisive haha - some people love 'em, others not so much!
Crimson red rhododendron is nepals national flower not other colour rhododendron and in nepal you can find 35 different colours rhododendron. 😍
Ahh crimson red! I will remember this :) thanks for sharing the extra info. The rhododendron flowers are stunning...I won't forget the first time I saw them in bloom. Thanks for taking the time to watch 🙏
26:51 - Looks like a face on that mountain.
Yes! It's definitely a face right? They call this phenomenon "pareidolia" I think - when you see faces in objects
Nepal can fix me
Feels are a myth, Nepal is real
What a wonderful narration with view.... JUST WOW !! Keep uploading the series fast.... :)
Thank you so much 🙏 really glad you're enjoying it! I will upload part four next week and maybe the last episode too, so you can watch them together :)
@@JoshEdwardsFilmsSure brother 😊 ...Want to see EBC trek too :(... When will we get that?
@@thikxasathi sometime in the future - when I come back to Nepal I will hopefully do the EBC :) looks amazing
@@JoshEdwardsFilms do comeback ASAP😇
wait, this is a free to watch youtube video?
Yep! Free as can be 😎 the beauty of TH-cam haha. I hope you enjoy!
@@JoshEdwardsFilms you’re awesome dude. Hope tou had a great time here!
Land of Buddha 🇳🇵🍁