So refreshing to see streets that are well kept and respectful, reasonable car honking, chill shop keepers and citizens that mind their own business, nor any witches trying to scam you while casting a spell on your life. So happy the India series is over.
too bad Indian beggars have infiltrated nepal and are making life hard for people in the city. I live in kathmandu and it's ridiculous, these people literally hold your legs and won't let you go unless you give them money.
Yes Nepal streets are cleaner and better maintained than those in India. I had not travelled extensively inside nepal but had ventured into its border areas from.West Bengal and I liked it. Moreover, similar cleanliness and vibes exist in most other himalayan regions and in North East India
@@ABO-Destiny but highways in hills and mountain regions of India are better than in Nepal because of security concern in India-China border. Indian military needs to supply military personnel and equipments to China border regularly so the Himalayan roads there are prioritized. But in Nepal, such highways to mountain borders aren't prioritized much
Nothing but love for India, but to see you relax in this video... nice. Kathmandu looks beautiful and definitely more relaxed. Great video Zane and enjoy Nepal!
Most tourists usually go to not so appealing areas of Kathmandu and eat at hole in the wall places. This was refreshing to see. If you walk a few blocks you will arrive at Durbar Marg, where the well off locals hang out, you might enjoy that🙃 also plenty of posh restaurants and cafes to try. Enjoy your trip!
I was so worried about you. Glad to see a more relaxed visit in Nepa, with a very charming shopping district. India was just so loud and so many scammers.
Nepal is definitely amazing. The people in general are so friendly and peaceful except for in Thamel where you find lots of everything. Kathmandu is good for 5 days max. Lots of great things to do there. Pokhara is definitely way more laid-back and very quiet overall. The Annapurna mountain range is seen from Pokhara. Do a three-day trek if you like trekking. Plenty of trekking offices there in Pokhara at Lakeside. You said you're not fit. I hear ya'. I was there for 2 months. I'll definitely go back in some years.
agreed pokhara is definitely more chill n laid back and cleaner has always been..lakeside is the place to be alot of nice bars n restaurants...try poon hill trekking(5-6days)..u can see the whole himalayan mountain range from there
Hi Zane, just to let you know for the next time you eat mo:mo😅 1) Steam momo means steamed (the real one😋) comes with spicy tomato sauce on the side to deep and eat 2) Fried momo means deep fried, sauce on the side. 3) Kothey momo means pan fried (steamed momo that are half fried on a pan) sauce on the side. 4) Jhol momo means steamed momo that comes in a bowl with a warm soup that are usually made of sesame, soya beans, peanuts, tomatoes and spices. 5) C momo means sweet and spicy Chilli momo (fried momo or steamed momo pan fried with peppers,onion tomatoes) Enjoy you stay in Nepal. 🇳🇵🙂🙏🏻
Indeed the city is so much cleaner than a year before,because of Our New Mayor Mr. Balen Shah,even us locals are so amazed at what one person can do if you set your mind to it,it’s much more cleaner,roads are broader,no unnecessary honking,he has done major changes
Mountainous country never fails to impressed visitors. It makes you to comeback and visit again and again in your life time . You’ll love and get loved by Nepal.
wah..., it's nice of you to explain about the camera you used. Danke schön seeing you give a drink to someone in kuala lumpur, I know you're a kind person.
I'm a 71 yo solo traveler planning to come to Nepal in November. You mentioned taking something when you were in India and you didn't get sick. What was it? Did the shower in your DOM HIMALAYA hotel have a recessed floor and curtain so the rest of the bathroom and floor didn't get wet? I take Jarrow saccharomyces boulardii - a probiotic which coats your colon and makes it difficult for e-coli to penetrate.
Pudin Hara is what I took. You can get it at any pharmacy there. I mostly ate at quality restaurants and avoided street food so I think that was the major factor. Most of the hotels over here do not have recessed floors. Thanks for watching!
@@zanetravel Thank you. Pudin Hara is what you took in India and also available in Nepal? No recessed floor - you were referring to the showers? So the entire bathroom floor gets wet from the water flow? I started to slip in a wet shower in Hanoi and then I thought if I were to have fallen and hurt myself, no one would discover me until check out time - a very scary thought. How do you deal with the toilet and the floor always being wet? I noticed in Nepal almost all the reasonably priced hotels all have these wet showers.
Smart of you do go in low season, better prices altho everything is so cheap anyway... My favorite country, first visit was 2001 and been 5 more after that.. Just find your channel and saw you have been busy traveling, :) Been to most but not all the places you been to, Phillipines has been a dream over 20 years but just never happened.. This saturday afternoon/night ill watch as many of your travels i can
There are way too many local beers in Nepal; the one you tried; Barhasinghe (the best, for me) has lots of variety. You can try Sherpa beer as well, then there’s Arna, Gorkha, Nepal Ice, Yeti, etc..
Namaste and namaskar both means welcome. Just the difference between two of them is Namaste means welcome to get leaving Where as Namaskar means welcome to stay.
You can also visit our parent our king's last Palace the Narayanhiti Royal palace where our king Gyanendra and other king used to live before this so called republic (gaadtantra).you can also visit that
What is that currency app that you use please? Loving the videos by the way. Just discovered your channel recently and have been binge watching them.👍🏻😁 I'm going to Nepal next year so loving those ones. 👏🏻😊
First of all, welcome to Kathmandu, the country where Lord Buddha was born and the highest peak in the world, Mount Everest, and the country where I live and the capital of Nepal. Among the famous dishes here, Momo is one of the famous dishes of the country. There are many dishes available, I would say you must eat Momo in Kathmandu because Momo originated from Nepal and will make your Nepal visit a success. And the word Namaste means bowing to God within your heart Love from Kathmandu, Nepal Jai Nepal
If you go to Pokhara at Lakeside, look for Golden Touch spa. I had a two hour massage and it was really relaxing. It's only women who do the message compared to India where it might be a dude. Those ladies know thier stuff. No funny games. Total Respect For The Women Please.
You should try buff jhol momo ( which is buffalo soup momo ) mostly eaten one 😊❤ Nepalese cuisine is not as spicy as Indian one cuz we use lesser chillies and masala which can be better for your stomach 😁😅
U should have explored the North East India instead of the crowded cities..I'm confident you would have loved being there and those cities you travelled can't be compared to the beauty that lies in the mountains!
Dear brother , firstly welcome to my homeland 😁❤️.its my huge huge request to visit following places in nepal and should be your top priority ..it will mesmerize you 😊 1)"shey phoskundo lake."..one of the most beautiful lake in the world ..plz plz visit this place 😊 2) visit lumbini( birthplace of gautam budha). And chitwan natinal park 3) do "Annapurna mautain treking " 4) and lastly visit manang and mustang Note - there are many other mesmerizing place which i can recommend you but those above palces are most 😊
Are you there right now, or was this filmed some time ago? I'm heading to Kathmandu myself next Wednesday, and I'm trying to get a feel for what the weather's actually like!
Thanks, I'm aware that it's monsoon season, I was just curious about how bad the monsoons are this year. If he's there at the moment, it looks fine. But then he could have filmed this before the monsoon started. As I said, I'm going next Wednesday, it's all booked and paid for, so delaying for 45 days or two months isn't an option!
@@andybaker2456 its not that bad. Rains in the daytime and evening for an hour or two, slight drizzles only and in the night, it usually downpours. You will have no troubles though, its sunny most of the time..temp is awesome at around 25 through the day and slightly chilly at 21 during night
Hello! New subscriber. I will be heading to Nepal and starting to do my research. Thank you for capturing your visit and it's good to see someone from the US. I am as well. I'm curious to know if you saw any cruel treatment to animals or a stray animal issue during your stay in Kathmandu? Thanks in advance for your thoughts. I've done some animal rescues in a few countries in Southeast Asia so I'm curious to know your thoughts.
I am a flight attendant. If y’a gotta check it ya gotta check it that’s the last thing that should be an issue. Overweight is overweight. Airline workers have a job to do and policies to follow. Anywho, been watching your vids for some time now! Enjoying the vlogs per usual.
I hear you but actually my carry on is right at 7kg but with my personal item it was just slightly over. Every other airline has simply taken the weight of the carry on. Thanks for watching my vids!
@zanetravel Some airlines are stricter than others, and will apply the rules to the gram! Others won't even bother weighing your carry-on, and others are happy just to sight-check it to make sure it's not too big. Some won't allow any carry-on that won't fit into the frame at the gate. I'm afraid it's just the luck of the draw, and one of the stressful joys of travelling by air! 😄
Hey buddy did you had to register your phone IMEI number in Nepal? Does the local sim card work straight away once you insert the simcard. Also, did you pay any extra fees for having two phones, coz normally they only allow one phone person.
28:28 Don't ever ask if something is real. If you do, you're telling the retailer you know nothing and might as well buy a fake. When I was younger, I used to ask this question, but then I realized if you need to ask, you don't deserve the real thing because you wouldn't know it anyway
1st impressions: Wayyyyyy cleaner than India. PS: I'm told there is massive construction spree going on in Nepal following civil war? earthquake, change of political system ??? Just googled the GDP and well, understandable.... their state of infrastructure.
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So refreshing to see streets that are well kept and respectful, reasonable car honking, chill shop keepers and citizens that mind their own business, nor any witches trying to scam you while casting a spell on your life. So happy the India series is over.
yeah the contrast is striking. it was hard to watch those in india.
too bad Indian beggars have infiltrated nepal and are making life hard for people in the city.
I live in kathmandu and it's ridiculous, these people literally hold your legs and won't let you go unless you give them money.
if you go to himalayan states of India, it is similar to Nepal. Streets are cleaner, people are respectful and there is some kind of personal space.
Yes Nepal streets are cleaner and better maintained than those in India.
I had not travelled extensively inside nepal but had ventured into its border areas from.West Bengal and I liked it.
Moreover, similar cleanliness and vibes exist in most other himalayan regions and in North East India
@@ABO-Destiny but highways in hills and mountain regions of India are better than in Nepal because of security concern in India-China border. Indian military needs to supply military personnel and equipments to China border regularly so the Himalayan roads there are prioritized. But in Nepal, such highways to mountain borders aren't prioritized much
Warmly welcome to our gurkha country Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
its gorkha not gurkha....man
Its gorkha not gurkha
Nepal is growing ... Thanks bro
I am motivated for my country .... We deserve better coz we have gold heart for everyone
The rooftop bar LED at the end of the video was epic. Looking forward to your Nepal series. Stay champ.
Ive never considered going to Kathmandu but this video makes me want to go there now 😊
You were must welcome…
Nothing but love for India, but to see you relax in this video... nice. Kathmandu looks beautiful and definitely more relaxed. Great video Zane and enjoy Nepal!
Most tourists usually go to not so appealing areas of Kathmandu and eat at hole in the wall places. This was refreshing to see. If you walk a few blocks you will arrive at Durbar Marg, where the well off locals hang out, you might enjoy that🙃 also plenty of posh restaurants and cafes to try. Enjoy your trip!
Posh places look same world over
@@zz44ppppp a little different in a 3rd world country though 😅
man Nepal look amazing and its cheap its still on my bucketlist.
I was so worried about you. Glad to see a more relaxed visit in Nepa, with a very charming shopping district. India was just so loud and so many scammers.
Nepal is definitely amazing. The people in general are so friendly and peaceful except for in Thamel where you find lots of everything. Kathmandu is good for 5 days max. Lots of great things to do there. Pokhara is definitely way more laid-back and very quiet overall. The Annapurna mountain range is seen from Pokhara. Do a three-day trek if you like trekking. Plenty of trekking offices there in Pokhara at Lakeside. You said you're not fit. I hear ya'. I was there for 2 months. I'll definitely go back in some years.
Nepal 😊
thanks eddie missed your Nepal videos
agreed pokhara is definitely more chill n laid back and cleaner has always been..lakeside is the place to be alot of nice bars n restaurants...try poon hill trekking(5-6days)..u can see the whole himalayan mountain range from there
@@ayoogorkhali9262 It's ok friend. You can watch whichever ones you like. They're all here. The Holi one was very cool.
@@rabinpun-wy5xd Thanks. Will do next time I'm back there for sure.
Great video! Looking forward to your Nepal series 👍🏼
Oh man that bar is amazing. Certainly beats Tom and Jerry's from the old days. I can't wait to visit it later this year.
So much more relaxed and low key there, nice change of scenery❤🇨🇦🙂
Hi Zane, just to let you know for the next time you eat mo:mo😅
1) Steam momo means steamed (the real one😋) comes with spicy tomato sauce on the side to deep and eat
2) Fried momo means deep fried, sauce on the side.
3) Kothey momo means pan fried (steamed momo that are half fried on a pan) sauce on the side.
4) Jhol momo means steamed momo that comes in a bowl with a warm soup that are usually made of sesame, soya beans, peanuts, tomatoes and spices.
5) C momo means sweet and spicy Chilli momo (fried momo or steamed momo pan fried with peppers,onion tomatoes)
Enjoy you stay in Nepal. 🇳🇵🙂🙏🏻
Yay for a new country! Gonna save this and watch soon!
Been to Nepal several years ago and I absolutely loved it! Thamel looks amazing and way cleaner than before!
Indeed the city is so much cleaner than a year before,because of Our New Mayor Mr. Balen Shah,even us locals are so amazed at what one person can do if you set your mind to it,it’s much more cleaner,roads are broader,no unnecessary honking,he has done major changes
Lets go! Was in Nepal last October and absolutely loved it. Excited to see how you like it!!
Nepal graduated from LDC (least developed country) to DC (developing country) in the recent years!
grateful to have u in nepal!!!
Thank you 🙏
Mountainous country never fails to impressed visitors. It makes you to comeback and visit again and again in your life time . You’ll love and get loved by Nepal.
Seems like a really nice place!
wah..., it's nice of you to explain about the camera you used. Danke schön
seeing you give a drink to someone in kuala lumpur, I know you're a kind person.
You have to do a hike of some sort, doesn’t need to be base camp. Lots of options that aren’t hard to do. You won’t regret it!
I'm a 71 yo solo traveler planning to come to Nepal in November. You mentioned taking something when you were in India and you didn't get sick. What was it?
Did the shower in your DOM HIMALAYA hotel have a recessed floor and curtain so the rest of the bathroom and floor didn't get wet?
I take Jarrow saccharomyces boulardii - a probiotic which coats your colon and makes it difficult for e-coli to penetrate.
Pudin Hara is what I took. You can get it at any pharmacy there. I mostly ate at quality restaurants and avoided street food so I think that was the major factor. Most of the hotels over here do not have recessed floors. Thanks for watching!
@@zanetravel Thank you. Pudin Hara is what you took in India and also available in Nepal?
No recessed floor - you were referring to the showers? So the entire bathroom floor gets wet from the water flow?
I started to slip in a wet shower in Hanoi and then I thought if I were to have fallen and hurt myself, no one would discover me until check out time - a very scary thought.
How do you deal with the toilet and the floor always being wet? I noticed in Nepal almost all the reasonably priced hotels all have these wet showers.
@@magicbobNJyou can get pudin hara in local pharmacy here in nepal
Amazing brother ❤ love from nepal
Smart of you do go in low season, better prices altho everything is so cheap anyway... My favorite country, first visit was 2001 and been 5 more after that.. Just find your channel and saw you have been busy traveling, :) Been to most but not all the places you been to, Phillipines has been a dream over 20 years but just never happened.. This saturday afternoon/night ill watch as many of your travels i can
Looks like a very relaxing atmosphere, probably needed...congrats on finally finding an india patch
Welcome to nepali my guy i recommend you visit royal palace of Nepal it located in Kathmandu it is wonderful again warm welcome to our Nepal
Wellcome to Nepal brother
Welcome to Nepal 🇳🇵 brother…. Enjoooooooooys
Yeah after leaving India he is really enjoying himself lol no surprise there
Welcome to Nepal. Hope you like your stay.
The Baskin Robbins around 34:00 sticks out like a sore thumb lol
Lol !
There are way too many local beers in Nepal; the one you tried; Barhasinghe (the best, for me) has lots of variety. You can try Sherpa beer as well, then there’s Arna, Gorkha, Nepal Ice, Yeti, etc..
Welcome to our country and enjoy it 😊
Namaste and namaskar both means welcome. Just the difference between two of them is
Namaste means welcome to get leaving
Where as
Namaskar means welcome to stay.
Welcome Nepal brother and enjoy your Trip.
enjoy your content. thank you
Hello the mouth instrument you tried is called “binayo” it’s a kirati instrument 🫶🫶
Bestie, that's not a Binayo.
Binayo is a totally different instrument. Mostly made out of bamboo and thread like thing.
You should go to Pokhara, Nepal.. Visit Lumbini and many more places.....❤
Beautiful, I love the vibe.
N.ever E.nding P.eace A.nd L.ove... That's Nepal! The only country in the world that has a non-rectangle national flag 🇳🇵 Enjoy your travels there!
Welcome to Nepal 🇳🇵❤ please enjoy your trip here ❤ and those are traditional musical instruments of Nepal 🇳🇵
Bro came from 40°c indea to 25°c hilly area of country have a very good time and god bless you❤
There is the whole continent of Europe that i'd like to see you explore, just sayin' :D
Europe is travel on easy mode!
@@maccomplex Southeast Europe is definitely not for beginners.
@@maccomplex and? :D many nice things to see
I'm also coming for the Nepal Next year... As an Indian❤
Really interesting place
welcome to nepal bro enjoy your visit 😍😍
Jay nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵
You can also visit our parent our king's last Palace the Narayanhiti Royal palace where our king Gyanendra and other king used to live before this so called republic (gaadtantra).you can also visit that
Rajabadi sucker in thw wild
What is that currency app that you use please?
Loving the videos by the way. Just discovered your channel recently and have been binge watching them.👍🏻😁 I'm going to Nepal next year so loving those ones. 👏🏻😊
Welcome to Nepal brother ❤❤🎉
Amazing vlog!!!
First of all, welcome to Kathmandu, the country where Lord Buddha was born and the highest peak in the world, Mount Everest, and the country where I live and the capital of Nepal. Among the famous dishes here, Momo is one of the famous dishes of the country. There are many dishes available, I would say you must eat Momo in Kathmandu because Momo originated from Nepal and will make your Nepal visit a success. And the word Namaste means bowing to God within your heart
Love from Kathmandu, Nepal
Jai Nepal
Welcome to Nepal brother ❤️
Love from Nepal ❤
Love from Nepal
If you go to Pokhara at Lakeside, look for Golden Touch spa. I had a two hour massage and it was really relaxing. It's only women who do the message compared to India where it might be a dude. Those ladies know thier stuff. No funny games. Total Respect For The Women Please.
You should try buff jhol momo ( which is buffalo soup momo ) mostly eaten one 😊❤ Nepalese cuisine is not as spicy as Indian one cuz we use lesser chillies and masala which can be better for your stomach 😁😅
beautiful country Nepal 🌹🌹🌲🌲❤️❤️
Glad that you liked kathmandu
welcome to our Gorkhali country Nepal...
I impresed for the hotel cheap, cozy, complete, no less from what tourist need 👍
Warm welcome bro God bless you 🙏
I like to thanks for visit our mount Everest country warming wellcome ❤❤ love from Nepal 🎉🎉
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
U should have explored the North East India instead of the crowded cities..I'm confident you would have loved being there and those cities you travelled can't be compared to the beauty that lies in the mountains!
Welcome to nepal ❤❤
Dear brother , firstly welcome to my homeland 😁❤️.its my huge huge request to visit following places in nepal and should be your top priority ..it will mesmerize you 😊
1)"shey phoskundo lake."..one of the most beautiful lake in the world ..plz plz visit this place 😊
2) visit lumbini( birthplace of gautam budha). And chitwan natinal park
3) do "Annapurna mautain treking "
4) and lastly visit manang and mustang
Note - there are many other mesmerizing place which i can recommend you but those above palces are most 😊
oh Nepal looks nice!
Little like Thailand 🇹🇭 💚
Visit sky walk tower in Kathmandu also
Welcome to 🇳🇵. Hope you are Enjoying
Are you there right now, or was this filmed some time ago? I'm heading to Kathmandu myself next Wednesday, and I'm trying to get a feel for what the weather's actually like!
Its monsoon now. Come after 45 days
It’s rainy season…just come after 2 months….festival time will start…not hot..not cold perfect weather
Thanks, I'm aware that it's monsoon season, I was just curious about how bad the monsoons are this year. If he's there at the moment, it looks fine. But then he could have filmed this before the monsoon started. As I said, I'm going next Wednesday, it's all booked and paid for, so delaying for 45 days or two months isn't an option!
@@andybaker2456 its not that bad. Rains in the daytime and evening for an hour or two, slight drizzles only and in the night, it usually downpours. You will have no troubles though, its sunny most of the time..temp is awesome at around 25 through the day and slightly chilly at 21 during night
@aditya.sedhai Sounds good, thanks Aditya! 😊
Barha means 12 and singhe means one who has horns. Barhasinghe means 12 horned antelope.
Hello! New subscriber. I will be heading to Nepal and starting to do my research. Thank you for capturing your visit and it's good to see someone from the US. I am as well. I'm curious to know if you saw any cruel treatment to animals or a stray animal issue during your stay in Kathmandu? Thanks in advance for your thoughts. I've done some animal rescues in a few countries in Southeast Asia so I'm curious to know your thoughts.
I want you to go Badamalika if possible 😅
huh.... didn't know Nepal loves their strong beers... I think I know now where to visit next !! 😅😅
Wlc to Nepal 🇳🇵 Bro ❤️❤❤😊😊❤❤
Nepal series 😊
I am a flight attendant. If y’a gotta check it ya gotta check it that’s the last thing that should be an issue. Overweight is overweight. Airline workers have a job to do and policies to follow. Anywho, been watching your vids for some time now! Enjoying the vlogs per usual.
I hear you but actually my carry on is right at 7kg but with my personal item it was just slightly over. Every other airline has simply taken the weight of the carry on. Thanks for watching my vids!
Follow airlines policy
@@zanetravel yes this happened to me as well. Safe travels!
@zanetravel Some airlines are stricter than others, and will apply the rules to the gram! Others won't even bother weighing your carry-on, and others are happy just to sight-check it to make sure it's not too big. Some won't allow any carry-on that won't fit into the frame at the gate. I'm afraid it's just the luck of the draw, and one of the stressful joys of travelling by air! 😄
Hey buddy did you had to register your phone IMEI number in Nepal?
Does the local sim card work straight away once you insert the simcard.
Also, did you pay any extra fees for having two phones, coz normally they only allow one phone person.
Gautam Buddha was born in NEPAL ❤❤❤❤
Well come our country 🇳🇵🙏🙏
First I thought may be they charged you more but $10 looks good pricing for jews harp. I cant find any in that budget
welcome ❤to nepal
Anyone know what the currency exchange rate app is that Zane uses? Thanks.
Welcome to buddha's birthplace Nepal ❤
Hello sir well come to Nepal 🙏🙏🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🌹
涼しそうでいいな（日本は36℃）
Tibetan Bhudhism
The Wheel of Life :🙏🙏🙏
28:28 Don't ever ask if something is real. If you do, you're telling the retailer you know nothing and might as well buy a fake. When I was younger, I used to ask this question, but then I realized if you need to ask, you don't deserve the real thing because you wouldn't know it anyway
Ever buddy saying I like Nepal 🇳🇵 ☸️💕
Awesome ❤❤
24 mbps is kinda bad for hotels in 2024, especially in valley, even some public wifi are faster
welcome ❤
Hey Namaste my brother, welcome to mountain 😊
Welcome to nepal
Good luck ❤❤
1st impressions: Wayyyyyy cleaner than India.
PS:
I'm told there is massive construction spree going on in Nepal following civil war? earthquake, change of political system ???
Just googled the GDP and well, understandable.... their state of infrastructure.
don't forget to come pokhara❤