EBC! Did this trek in Oct 2019. Amazing mountains. They just never seem to end. Was a life long dream for me. Can’t wait to get back to Nepal to see more.
After 2 years of lockdown we Australians are finally allowed to leave! Me and the mrs are doing EBC via Jiri and the 3 passes as our first destination in our 11 month backpacking trip. I absolutely cannot wait and this video has inspired and enriched me with confidence. Thank you brother.
You'll love the walk from Jiri! Those first few days before reaching the main tourist trail are beautiful and peaceful. Some really nice small villages and lodges there. Make sure you add Pikey peak to your route, it's a little extra but you get AMAZING views of the big peaks at sunrise, totally worth it
I loved how much I learned through this without being overwhelmed at all. Hike, camera, etc. all of it. But most of all I still very much enjoy the dry humor. Thanks for keeping it very real and still making sure you experience all the fun things and saying yes to what life is offering you.
You are absolutely right when you say that just to be able to see Everest once justifies a trip to Nepal and the effort of a trek. It was the same for me when I climbed Mera Peak. It was my whole life dream to see Everest and I was able to experience that on the Mera Peak trek. Greetings from Tyrol/Austria Andy
What an amazing experience. I really felt that....."YES...finally on my own!". It's always great when you can do your own thing at your own pace. Fantastic Kraig!
I strongly recommend you go back to the Everest region and hike the Three Passes trek - this partly overlaps with the EBC trek but is less crowded (you get to do a side trip to EBC if you want) but otherwise you spend time on quieter trails and more of the trail gets you amongst real, working communities instead of trekking-oriented villages like some of those on the EBC trek. The Three Passes trek also gives you many epic views of Everest (some actually with Everest being the tallest peak on the horizon as compared to most of the views on the EBC trek where Everest looks "smaller" than surrounding peaks because it's set further back). You can totally do the Three Passes without any guides but it is a more demanding trek and you do still need to obtain all the relevant permits.
@@Moloch2024 Kongma La (18,209 ft / 5,550 m), Cho La (17,782 ft / 5,420 m), and Renjo La (17,560 ft / 5,360 m). And that's generally the recommended order in which to attempt them. Definitely not recommended as a first trek in Nepal (although people do do it as a first trek!). It's also best to plan plenty of wiggle-room time-wise to allow for weather delays, especially at the passes themselves.
Yay, I’ll add it to my list. Will come back to trek in Nepal again late 2022 but will probably do the Annapurna region to mix it up. Maybe a few years down the road! Thanks
@@kraigadams Great! I so love your videos and I will very much look forward to your take on the Three Passes when the time comes! Nepal has given me my favourite hiking trips anywhere in the world so far and I'm sure I'll keep going back for more.
Consistently beautiful inspiring work Kraig. You are not getting old at all. 30 is super young. Thank you for being you and listening to and being guided by your heart and soul always. In One Heart, Max
Really enjoying having this breakdown separately. We did EBC a few years ago and had an amazing time. Watching this and the main video brought back so many incredible memories. Thank you. 👍🏻
I have been watching your videos from last year. I love your idea of hiking alone up in the mountains and lost in the nature. As a viewer form Nepal, you make me so happy doing all the hikes even in Nepal and even more after knowing that you are coming back to Nepal for more hike. Thank you so much for a such a huge contribution to promote Tourism Of Nepal 👏👏🗻🗻🇳🇵
During the pandemic, I did this hike virtually using Ifit on my treadmill. It was great to see it from your perspective, Im looking forward to my chance sometime in the future.
Really great. I'm not even a hiker and I completely enjoy your hikes and info. Your amazing locations and views make watching you so wonderful. ❤️ Love little Sasha ❤️So Washington next, from there, Baker is beautiful. Can't wait to see. Thanks ❤️
I love this video. Really appreciate all of your bts thoughts. Thanks, Kraig. (your small description of the significance of sound design on your silent movies was so helpful)
I understand the need to do your own thing and hike unencumbered by others who might hold you back. But it can be a nice change of pace every once in a while. Well done man. Looking to make it out there myself one day. Thank you for the experience.
Thank you for your video Kraig! They are awesome and inspiring! This is Nigel from Hong Kong, Had supported with Super Thanks, please do more great videos! As a documentary maker, backpacker and hiker myself, always finding a way to shoot nature, hiking in a good way. However, it's so hard! I think you understand what I mean, it will take 150%-200% more time to shoot a route, camera set up, drone flying takes a loooooong time! and it's not the only thing, it also need experience of preparing the lightest pack and gears, tent, cloth, food, battery and charging, organizing, discipline and physical condition etc... And I was stuck on shoot hiking because there are lots of shooting form in my mind that makes great content, and it can take so much time and effort. And when I saw the way you shoot, It solve all problems, I can see how you minimize the shooting time with the best result, and it tells the story! Your videos totally inspire me to resume my undone hiking project, and it will be shot next week. Thanks again for the videos, saw some of your route that i hike before reminds me the good times also. Next time if you come to Hong Kong, Iet me show you some of the hidden, special and beautiful Hiking route. Peace!
I went in 2017 - i'm 49 years old and when I was a kid EVEREST was a place that EXPLORERS went to and always held a certain mystique. To be there was just the most amazing experience The trek is tough in places. the altitude certainly affects to like nothing else. The food can get monotonous. it lacks texture more than anything. I said I would never go back but 18 months later I summited Mera Peak at 6461m (21,198ft). I plan to go higher to 7000m in 2022 and in 2023i aim for an 8000m peak (Mansalu). I highly recommend EBC too. it just gives you a feeling that is really hard to describe. (prayer wheels is the word you were looking for)
I went to Argentina in January this year - summit of Aconcagua was the aim - unfortunately I only got to Camp 2 at about 5500m - the wind and uncertainty of when it would abate meant I came down without summiting ( i'd acclimatised so well - no sickness no headaches ) its a tough place to go !
Video credit for this amazing shot. This video is astoundingly. We really appreciate everything that you do. This is exactly why we're following you !!!!
Such videos, even though lengthy, are very enjoyable ! Somehow listening to you is a very calming exp. This whole EBC trek get together, am sure has provided you with more friends and exposure, expanding more horizons - would be only good for you and the channel in the long term considering possible collaborations/getting more contacts is always good. Lastly, we all love your way of silent hiking, story telling, excellent film making and thought projection - please continue doing that. All the very best for upcoming videos!! Cheers !
Thank you for the video Kraig. I really enjoy the behind the scenes videos of your trips. This one was especially interesting, given the World Vlog Challenge aspect. Time to go back and watch the silent video armed with my behind the scenes knowledge.
This is one of my latest dreams. To be able to hike through the Himalayas and look with my own eyes at the Everest peak just sounds like bliss. Gonna thru hike the AT after I graduate high school and I'm gonna see where my backpacking passion takes me. Thanks for sharing your expedition
this seems so special and I’m so glad the trip went so smoothly for you! i guess that’s what happens when you hike with the open minded/flexible attitude you had. hope to make this hike someday!
Thank you for sharing all details of your trip. I'd love to hike to Everest Base Camp someday... I also recently purchased the same lens Sony 20mm f1.8. I love it too!
I love all your videos..... you’re amazing. EBC is my #1 bucket list dream..... but I’ll probably have to live it through your eyes - so thank you. I waited all the way until the end to meet Sasha... I got scared for a second that you’d forget 😜. She’s adorable.
I would love this video as a podcast. For every trip and solo hike video you’ve made. Revisiting the trips, talking about challenges and little side stories. Experiences that we don’t get to see in your videos. Love your calm personality and humour so I think it would be fun to listen to :)
I ate Dahl Bat every day on my Annapurna circuit hike. There is enough vartiation in how it's prepared to keep it interesting. And you are correct when you say that it is a perfect balance of everything you need while trekking. I hope to get back to do the EBC trek some day. By the way, I did Annapurna at age 55 so you aren't getting to old to world travel quite yet. ;-)
Thanks for this. Loved the EBC video and now I know the back story. I almost ran Grindstone this year and saw your video of your brother I think? Of course love the channel. Thanks!
it's sometimes more important to watch "the behind the scene" of the main video ! so interesting to have your viewpoint and your emotions. And so important too heard you speaking and debriefing thanks for that kraig! and keep going you're amazing man
Hi Kraig. Thanks for all the great videos! Your videos and music are what inspired me to start making my own videos. This is for my mother who can no longer walk. She was so happy to see it. You are my teacher. I look forward to your continued success. Thank you very much.
I always thought the hike up there looks more interesting than climbing Everest. Can’t wait to watch the video. Please do books that changed your life 🙏🏼
Wow, Mingma David Sherpa? I'm watching a documentary on him along with a Nepalese team in 2019 that climbed all of the 8000m + peaks in a single climbing season .... mind blown.
The best part of my Country is , Non of the Tourist will regret after traveling this beautiful nation instead they are blessed to have such a wonderful life time experience. No wonder Nepal is one of the most beautiful country on a planet with great hospitality and beautiful People. I had traveled 15 countries but i never heard people had complain about Nepal . Thank you for being here and keep coming again and again . Namaste 🙏
I did the Everest trek from Lamosangu in 1974, just after it opened. You can still do a long trek from Jiri which is about 4 days in from Lamosangu. For directions, we had an old dyeline map which was very basic but you got by asking people the way. We got robbed at Lamjura Pass and later attacked by dogs plus we got lost a few times, once for 2 days in a canyon during which we ran out of food but nothing serious. Pheriche consisted of one mud brick hut, half buried in the permafrost and Gorak Shep did not exist. Unfortunately, I'm getting too old for trekking but it remains a lifetime highlight.
This is so cool! I love getting to see the behind the scenes to your videos!!! WINTER KRAIG IS COMINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!! :D Also Sasha is getting so big omg 😱
39:15 I will defend Big Bend until I die - I've hiked all over the world but the Chisos and Guadalupe Mountains are still some of my most favorite places on Earth. The desert has my heart
Not your usual stuff obviously and saw you tried to get away from the group to give the solo vibe which is a plus, you gave me a good laugh when you complained about being too old for the travelling. Try 3 connections and 40 hours plus in planes n buses (door to door) at 50 years of age for my last big trip. I do it again tomorrow as this pandemic just refocused how great it is to travel even with the headaches that go with silly layovers. Keep up the great work 💪💪
Ideas for videos: - Hike tutorial - live editing a video (sound extraction, story telling, sound design, story board or not.. ) - Updated hiking gear 2022 - Drone operations (best practices, experience with people reacting negatively, problems with drone restrictions) - Washing clothes on a longer drip (special soap, products, anti odor) - Wild animal encounters and/or prep to stay safe ...
Hello Kraig. Huge fan from Nepal and really enjoyed the everest and mardi video as well. You should really do the manaslu circuit if you plan to visit nepal again. The diversity of landscape and the views of mountains that manaslu offers is unmatched. Well whichever trek you plan to do can’t wait to see you here again.
Dude such a detailed and well presented vlog of this entire trip. Im shocked how fast you get your content out this will take me atleast 3 weeks! LOL
thanks brosef. only work on one project at a time and work until it’s done. Already deleted footage from the trip. Project zero accomplished
@@kraigadams chanced upon your podcast with Will and I just can't stop listening to you. Beautiful mind!
Cos u lazy bum
@@kraigadams It'd be great to see your workflow
I susbscribed to his chanel bcz of ur podcast wil. Thanks for this great content0!
I love the separate video for the hike format. Most of us will watch both videos but some just want the silence of the hike without interruption.
Nice dude! Glad you had a better experience at altitude this time!
EBC! Did this trek in Oct 2019. Amazing mountains. They just never seem to end. Was a life long dream for me. Can’t wait to get back to Nepal to see more.
Sounds like an amazing, memorable trip! I hope to get the chance to travel there some day. I imagine it’s not super cheap either…
After 2 years of lockdown we Australians are finally allowed to leave! Me and the mrs are doing EBC via Jiri and the 3 passes as our first destination in our 11 month backpacking trip. I absolutely cannot wait and this video has inspired and enriched me with confidence. Thank you brother.
You'll love the walk from Jiri! Those first few days before reaching the main tourist trail are beautiful and peaceful. Some really nice small villages and lodges there. Make sure you add Pikey peak to your route, it's a little extra but you get AMAZING views of the big peaks at sunrise, totally worth it
When are you doing the Jiri to EBC hike? I plan to do it between Nov. 20 to Dec. 20, 2022. Just booked my time off work.
You are always welcome to Nepal. Remember Himalayas are not as Beautiful as The people who lived in that Shadow 🙏🙏
Are you going alone or with a travelling agency ? Would love to know because i want to plan a trip myself.
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My gosh the beauty and the views 😍 Thank you for the in depth view of this. ✌️
There is always so much to feel, to see, to indulge when I'm looking at the world via your channel. Thanks so much! Always a treat!
I loved how much I learned through this without being overwhelmed at all. Hike, camera, etc. all of it. But most of all I still very much enjoy the dry humor. Thanks for keeping it very real and still making sure you experience all the fun things and saying yes to what life is offering you.
Even the guide getting me so relaxed. Your content amazing as always
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Ironically I find the guide more relaxing
You are absolutely right when you say that just to be able to see Everest once justifies a trip to Nepal and the effort of a trek.
It was the same for me when I climbed Mera Peak. It was my whole life dream to see Everest and I was able to experience that on the Mera Peak trek.
Greetings from Tyrol/Austria
Andy
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What an amazing experience. I really felt that....."YES...finally on my own!". It's always great when you can do your own thing at your own pace. Fantastic Kraig!
I strongly recommend you go back to the Everest region and hike the Three Passes trek - this partly overlaps with the EBC trek but is less crowded (you get to do a side trip to EBC if you want) but otherwise you spend time on quieter trails and more of the trail gets you amongst real, working communities instead of trekking-oriented villages like some of those on the EBC trek. The Three Passes trek also gives you many epic views of Everest (some actually with Everest being the tallest peak on the horizon as compared to most of the views on the EBC trek where Everest looks "smaller" than surrounding peaks because it's set further back). You can totally do the Three Passes without any guides but it is a more demanding trek and you do still need to obtain all the relevant permits.
What are those passes? Does it include Chola Pass? Thanks!
@@Moloch2024 Kongma La (18,209 ft / 5,550 m), Cho La (17,782 ft / 5,420 m), and Renjo La (17,560 ft / 5,360 m). And that's generally the recommended order in which to attempt them. Definitely not recommended as a first trek in Nepal (although people do do it as a first trek!). It's also best to plan plenty of wiggle-room time-wise to allow for weather delays, especially at the passes themselves.
@@Moloch2024 Kongma La, Chola Pass and Renjo La Pass
Yay, I’ll add it to my list. Will come back to trek in Nepal again late 2022 but will probably do the Annapurna region to mix it up. Maybe a few years down the road! Thanks
@@kraigadams Great! I so love your videos and I will very much look forward to your take on the Three Passes when the time comes! Nepal has given me my favourite hiking trips anywhere in the world so far and I'm sure I'll keep going back for more.
Consistently beautiful inspiring work Kraig. You are not getting old at all. 30 is super young. Thank you for being you and listening to and being guided by your heart and soul always. In One Heart, Max
Amazing stuff Kraig - thanks for sharing your wanderlust with the whole world! Shoot on!
Really enjoying having this breakdown separately.
We did EBC a few years ago and had an amazing time. Watching this and the main video brought back so many incredible memories. Thank you. 👍🏻
Those views are just breathtaking! Great stuffs Adams. Keep it up. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for uploading this. I did the EBC back in 2019 but have followed your social media presence for many years so glad you updated your thoughts
I have been watching your videos from last year. I love your idea of hiking alone up in the mountains and lost in the nature. As a viewer form Nepal, you make me so happy doing all the hikes even in Nepal and even more after knowing that you are coming back to Nepal for more hike.
Thank you so much for a such a huge contribution to promote Tourism Of Nepal 👏👏🗻🗻🇳🇵
Kraig that was AMAZING ..I feel as if you represented hikers all over the world and did us all proud... Fantastic again ..thank you so much ☘️
Your voice is so soothing and calm, I like it! Thank you for all your hard work into your videos.
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During the pandemic, I did this hike virtually using Ifit on my treadmill. It was great to see it from your perspective, Im looking forward to my chance sometime in the future.
Really great. I'm not even a hiker and I completely enjoy your hikes and info. Your amazing locations and views make watching you so wonderful. ❤️ Love little Sasha ❤️So Washington next, from there, Baker is beautiful. Can't wait to see. Thanks ❤️
I love this video. Really appreciate all of your bts thoughts. Thanks, Kraig. (your small description of the significance of sound design on your silent movies was so helpful)
0:35 “Everest, just getting to see that for a moment in one’s life is enough to make the trek itself” ❤️❤️❤️
Huge fan of splitting the video up into a hiking and then about video. Phenomenal content, thank you for sharing your experience!
Looking forward to your fav hiking gear and food list video as well as the hiking tutorial!!!
Good job Kraig, orgulloso de ti, que fuiste el unico que hizo todo el hike, excelentes tus videos.
Thank you for this!
I understand the need to do your own thing and hike unencumbered by others who might hold you back. But it can be a nice change of pace every once in a while. Well done man. Looking to make it out there myself one day. Thank you for the experience.
Thank you for your video Kraig! They are awesome and inspiring! This is Nigel from Hong Kong, Had supported with Super Thanks, please do more great videos! As a documentary maker, backpacker and hiker myself, always finding a way to shoot nature, hiking in a good way. However, it's so hard! I think you understand what I mean, it will take 150%-200% more time to shoot a route, camera set up, drone flying takes a loooooong time! and it's not the only thing, it also need experience of preparing the lightest pack and gears, tent, cloth, food, battery and charging, organizing, discipline and physical condition etc... And I was stuck on shoot hiking because there are lots of shooting form in my mind that makes great content, and it can take so much time and effort. And when I saw the way you shoot, It solve all problems, I can see how you minimize the shooting time with the best result, and it tells the story! Your videos totally inspire me to resume my undone hiking project, and it will be shot next week. Thanks again for the videos, saw some of your route that i hike before reminds me the good times also. Next time if you come to Hong Kong, Iet me show you some of the hidden, special and beautiful Hiking route. Peace!
I went in 2017 - i'm 49 years old and when I was a kid EVEREST was a place that EXPLORERS went to and always held a certain mystique. To be there was just the most amazing experience The trek is tough in places. the altitude certainly affects to like nothing else. The food can get monotonous. it lacks texture more than anything. I said I would never go back but 18 months later I summited Mera Peak at 6461m (21,198ft). I plan to go higher to 7000m in 2022 and in 2023i aim for an 8000m peak (Mansalu). I highly recommend EBC too. it just gives you a feeling that is really hard to describe. (prayer wheels is the word you were looking for)
Yeah, prayer wheels for removing bad karma
I went to Argentina in January this year - summit of Aconcagua was the aim - unfortunately I only got to Camp 2 at about 5500m - the wind and uncertainty of when it would abate meant I came down without summiting ( i'd acclimatised so well - no sickness no headaches ) its a tough place to go !
I’m so pumped for Winter Kraig, some of my favorite content.
Video credit for this amazing shot.
This video is astoundingly.
We really appreciate everything that you do.
This is exactly why we're following you !!!!
th-cam.com/video/pL-T7Jvqd9I/w-d-xo.html.
Such videos, even though lengthy, are very enjoyable ! Somehow listening to you is a very calming exp. This whole EBC trek get together, am sure has provided you with more friends and exposure, expanding more horizons - would be only good for you and the channel in the long term considering possible collaborations/getting more contacts is always good. Lastly, we all love your way of silent hiking, story telling, excellent film making and thought projection - please continue doing that. All the very best for upcoming videos!! Cheers !
An amazing trip to say the least, well done Kraig!
Thank you for this great behind the scene video. So inspiring. 🙏.
Just done listening to wil's podcast. My awesome takeaway . . ." Think of your lows, to be able to appreciate your highs"❤
Thank you for the video Kraig. I really enjoy the behind the scenes videos of your trips. This one was especially interesting, given the World Vlog Challenge aspect. Time to go back and watch the silent video armed with my behind the scenes knowledge.
Big fan Kraig keep up the great content my dude!
The drone montage and the how to hike both sound perfect idea wise!
Watching this after seeing those legends in 14 peaks! Great video brother, love the behind the scenes!
This is one of my latest dreams. To be able to hike through the Himalayas and look with my own eyes at the Everest peak just sounds like bliss. Gonna thru hike the AT after I graduate high school and I'm gonna see where my backpacking passion takes me. Thanks for sharing your expedition
this seems so special and I’m so glad the trip went so smoothly for you! i guess that’s what happens when you hike with the open minded/flexible attitude you had. hope to make this hike someday!
Thank you for sharing all details of your trip. I'd love to hike to Everest Base Camp someday... I also recently purchased the same lens Sony 20mm f1.8. I love it too!
I love all your videos..... you’re amazing. EBC is my #1 bucket list dream..... but I’ll probably have to live it through your eyes - so thank you. I waited all the way until the end to meet Sasha... I got scared for a second that you’d forget 😜. She’s adorable.
I would love this video as a podcast. For every trip and solo hike video you’ve made. Revisiting the trips, talking about challenges and little side stories. Experiences that we don’t get to see in your videos. Love your calm personality and humour so I think it would be fun to listen to :)
You have a really respectful way of explaining when you're not happy with something/someone without giving them room to be mad
Glad u enjoyed the trip , thank you so much for making wonderful video about my country ,we welcome everyone frm all around the world ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
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I ate Dahl Bat every day on my Annapurna circuit hike. There is enough vartiation in how it's prepared to keep it interesting. And you are correct when you say that it is a perfect balance of everything you need while trekking. I hope to get back to do the EBC trek some day. By the way, I did Annapurna at age 55 so you aren't getting to old to world travel quite yet. ;-)
Dal bhat power
24 hour
It is an Indian staple food - we eat it daily. Just a correction - It is called "Daal(lentils) Bhaat(rice)"
@@siddhantsingh3411 it's Nepali too. We have been eating daal bhat since childhood and it is cooked in every Nepali house.
@@kooxaldoxt5162 lol I heard this pharase everyday when I was trek ABC back in 2017 will do it again and eat Dal Bhat again haha
@@Jayjo120 So glad to hear. And yeah you gotta do it again💪
your video is always amazing, love the down to earth nature beauty
I love all the video ideas list especially the digital nomad idea!!
Wow! That Saturday is getting beautiful
Thanks for this. Loved the EBC video and now I know the back story. I almost ran Grindstone this year and saw your video of your brother I think? Of course love the channel. Thanks!
Awesome! I did the Annapurna trek when I was in my 20’s. Im in my 50’s so great to see this from my armchair now😀
it's sometimes more important to watch "the behind the scene" of the main video ! so interesting to have your viewpoint and your emotions. And so important too heard you speaking and debriefing
thanks for that kraig! and keep going you're amazing man
Always great stuff! Would love to do this one day
Really enjoyed Kraig... It's epic... will try someday to follow that track for sure! Wonderful!
Well done Kraig! Enjoyed the edit.
Thanks for visiting again, Kraig! 🇳🇵❤
Loved this video man! Would love to go there one day!
thanks for the FCP timeline segment, brother. super interesting and helpful.
I can only dream but you made it a reality ! Amazing as always
you are so raw and inspiring brother.
The little peek at how you do your editing especially the audio was very eye opening, thankyou
Hi Kraig.
Thanks for all the great videos!
Your videos and music are what inspired me to start making my own videos.
This is for my mother who can no longer walk.
She was so happy to see it.
You are my teacher.
I look forward to your continued success.
Thank you very much.
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Great video as usual but many many more beautiful , more spectacular and culturally interesting treks in Nepal .
Loved the podcast Kraig, super interesting and funny
big fan of this format brotha
My friends and I were just there in the beginning of October. I would recommend the trip too.
Welcome back, Kraig. I feel like I'm part of your hiking.
I always thought the hike up there looks more interesting than climbing Everest. Can’t wait to watch the video. Please do books that changed your life 🙏🏼
Dude you are awesome. I have been following you since the wedding film days. Saw your video after a really long time.
Wow, Mingma David Sherpa? I'm watching a documentary on him along with a Nepalese team in 2019 that climbed all of the 8000m + peaks in a single climbing season .... mind blown.
i love to see you react with the dogs, they are so nice
Thank you for your info. Take care. Cheers
Truly liked both video’s and yes Nepal is amazing. We have done the Annapurna trek, quite some years ago, still one of my favorite hikes.
The best part of my Country is , Non of the Tourist will regret after traveling this beautiful nation instead they are blessed to have such a wonderful life time experience. No wonder Nepal is one of the most beautiful country on a planet with great hospitality and beautiful People. I had traveled 15 countries but i never heard people had complain about Nepal . Thank you for being here and keep coming again and again . Namaste 🙏
Thank you brother. I feel so happy hearing this. Lots of lot from Nepal. Everything is good here but government is crap. Anyway bless you brother.
Your video made me relive that hike.
Happy to have found your channel! Love this style of vlog, and what you captured is beautiful! I aspire to do the same!
Just wanted to let you know you’ve inspired me to film. Thanks Kraig!
I like to go in winter January time. Not many tourists and the mountains are draped in there winter coat. Crisp and clear views. Cold nights tho.
I did the Everest trek from Lamosangu in 1974, just after it opened. You can still do a long trek from Jiri which is about 4 days in from Lamosangu. For directions, we had an old dyeline map which was very basic but you got by asking people the way. We got robbed at Lamjura Pass and later attacked by dogs plus we got lost a few times, once for 2 days in a canyon during which we ran out of food but nothing serious. Pheriche consisted of one mud brick hut, half buried in the permafrost and Gorak Shep did not exist. Unfortunately, I'm getting too old for trekking but it remains a lifetime highlight.
This is so cool! I love getting to see the behind the scenes to your videos!!! WINTER KRAIG IS COMINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!! :D
Also Sasha is getting so big omg 😱
Looks like an amazing trip, I'd kill for just 1/10 the viewers you get in 48 hours of upload. You're crushin' it Kraig.
39:15 I will defend Big Bend until I die - I've hiked all over the world but the Chisos and Guadalupe Mountains are still some of my most favorite places on Earth. The desert has my heart
Hello Sasha! Great video 🥾
The drone shots look just like the cinematic screen saver videos for Apple TV. Amazing! Highly recommended to watch on a big screen TV.
Not your usual stuff obviously and saw you tried to get away from the group to give the solo vibe which is a plus, you gave me a good laugh when you complained about being too old for the travelling. Try 3 connections and 40 hours plus in planes n buses (door to door) at 50 years of age for my last big trip. I do it again tomorrow as this pandemic just refocused how great it is to travel even with the headaches that go with silly layovers. Keep up the great work 💪💪
First time viewer, I was in Nepal 2009 I'm now looking at returning after viewing your blog, I too do solo,2022 off to Lisbon to Muxia, thank you
Love your videos n hiking ❤️
Great Video , looking forward to more like this ,Sasha is ❤️❤️😍
Ideas for videos:
- Hike tutorial
- live editing a video (sound extraction, story telling, sound design, story board or not.. )
- Updated hiking gear 2022
- Drone operations (best practices, experience with people reacting negatively, problems with drone restrictions)
- Washing clothes on a longer drip (special soap, products, anti odor)
- Wild animal encounters and/or prep to stay safe
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I deffinetly prefer having the "After thoughts" in a seperate video for it self like this one :)
Hello Kraig. Huge fan from Nepal and really enjoyed the everest and mardi video as well. You should really do the manaslu circuit if you plan to visit nepal again. The diversity of landscape and the views of mountains that manaslu offers is unmatched. Well whichever trek you plan to do can’t wait to see you here again.
The national bird of Nepal is indeed a species of pheasant: the Himalayan Monal.
great vid! start to end, lets goo!
Love this dude and his amazing work ❤️👌🏔wow Nepal is amazing
Greetings From Tokyo 🎌
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Cool Video! Thank you!
Who the hell are these 7 people who disliked it. I mean seriously haters will be haters. My man Kraig is awesome 😍👍🏼