The rock walls with the weird writing are Tibetan Buddhist mani walls or prayer walls, and yes the writing is Tibetan, not Nepali. Some of the writing probably reads "om mani padme hume", a Buddhist chant. You're supposed to go clockwise, walking on the left side, same as the stupas. I made the same mistake in my Kathmandu video, walking counter-clockwise around a stupa. I knew better too, just forgot. And they were Tibetan Buddhist prayer wheels that were spinning on the creek. There's a lot less snow on the ground than both times I was there. You lucked out with the hiking conditions to have clear sunny days, but it's also pretty amazing to experience a snowstorm and fresh snow up there, which happened the first time I did the trek.
Loving this journey. Glad to see you got up into the middle of the high peaks. Crazy how few people there are. Hopefully your videos will bring a little more attention to this incredibly beautiful and wild part of the world.
@@nabin1122 LOL 😂🤭 "Gumpa" Lumpas helped Gabe "Gulliver" Traveler reach his final destination of the land Shangri La, and now also they give a helping hand to Harald "Gulliver" Traveler.
love the way you explore the nepal's natural beaty and lantang trek..all those snow capped mountains are really awesome to watch....lots of love from nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
As a deaf person, I really appreciate your vlogs!!! My own country is foreign to me and most days I'm even afraid to leave the house! People are very mean and nasty to me and you make me want to go out and prove the world doesn't have to be a frightening place!!
@@stillamitchinmybook6320 Hi! This is a fairly easy question to answer. When people behind me with a shopping cart try to get me to move but I can't hear them they assume I'm being rude and get very angry. When people ask me questions and I try to motion to them I'm deaf, they think I'm ignoring them or being rude, especially seniors. Teenagers laugh at me when I don't understand, and government and doctors refuse to write anything down for me when I can't understand and get very annoyed. People, in general, do not like to repeat themselves over and over again, and just walk away and talk to a hearing person. To be left out of conversations always hurts. I feel very alone.
Maybe it was open and just the door was closed because of the weather?? That would suck haha, I would have spent a little more time checking if they were open….
Harald 🥰 you're one amazing man to travel all over the world. Your mom must be proud of her son. Keep up the good filming and sharing the wonderful sceneries with us!! 👍 Be happy and enjoy your life. God bless You 🙏 🏔️
As someone who grew up in the mountains (Dhorpatan) of Nepal, it's very heartening to see so many people appreciating the majestic Himalayas and the simple living of the Himalayan people through your videos. This series is undoubtedly the best tourism promotion for incredibly beautiful Nepal. Thank you, Harald.
If an MMA fighter who grew up and trained in Nepal; then moved to sea level parts of the world, I bet his conditioning would be off the charts. Nepal looks so beautiful
It would be cool to see how the trails are maintained. And the power lines. Just weird to see power poles way up there. Must have been a big effort. So who pays for that?
I don’t know what it is about this series but like so many others have said I literally can’t wait for the next episodes! Thanks for putting this adventure out H 👍
@@Baldcafe sir come to nepal someday I know united Kingdom is full of exploration but you are welcome here British and nepal are friends since long time ago 300 years maybe
Hey I'm from Nepal and the stone that you asked are called Mane Walls; the script written there is a tibetan language; also in ancient time they used thise walls to find the way. They are usually seen in high altitude all over himalayan region and tibetan region.
And those writings says "om mane padme hum" its a tibetan mantra.. reciting this prayers can change you inner felling if you've started thinking negative about anything at anytime..
Hello Harald. I just discovered your channel today, and I know you'll be one of my favorite travelers. I love that you talk to me like I'm there with you. I also like the kindness you show to strangers along the way.
I’m going to be honest, I’ve never in my life been so excited every time someone posts. I watch a lot of people but I see the videos as I scroll through my notifications. For your videos I go on here multiple times a day making sure I don’t miss them. This and the Africa vlogs will be my all time favorite videos
I found myself checking the video timeline a few times and kept thinking "No, this is going by way to fast". Was really hoping to see Harald get that plate of hot food. An epic meal after such a unexpectedly long wait
Those stones you passed are called Mani stones. They're used as a form of prayer. Inscribed on them is the Buddhist mantra "om mani padme hum" in Tibetan script. It's also custom to walk on the left side of them or to circumvent them in a clockwise direction, the way in which the earth revolves according to Buddhist cosmology.
@@chris1806 trevor mentioned its custom to walk on left side of those stones or in 'clockwise direction how our earth revolves.' But our earth revolves counter clockwise not clockwise.
I always have to tell myself "he uploaded the video so he cant have fallen". Love this series, Thank you again for entertaining me with places I will never get to see.
People need to be aware of how dangerous those rivers can be. I remember talking to a local on the Annapurna circuit, and him telling me that people go missing every year, and often end up in the river because they were bathing and get dragged out by the strong currents
Thank you for visiting and promoting my country Nepal. Huge respect to you for surviving up there with minimal infrastructure and services. Good luck and take care!!
Harald just want to say that I look forward to your videos like no other on TH-cam. It is the most entertaining form of media available anywhere and I hope you never retire!
Hey Harald, I watched your last video...hiking for 13 hrs is a serious walk mainly in the altitute you are hiking, this is remarkable achivement. Wish you a safe rest of the voyage. Stay safe.
It’s called Mani Dangrim in Bhutan, are found across Bhutan, Tibet Nepal and some part of India forming some of the religious monuments that are built at strategic natural spots such as mountain passes, river confluences, ridges, cliffs, thick forests, and crossroads in order to suppress malevolent forces and offer protection and solace. These religious structures dot Bhutan’s landscape as a visual symbol of the subjugation of the wild terrain. PS: You should always circumambulate or go clockwise direction.
This may be your best series yet. I hope you take advantage of the scenery and geography and meditate on Thor (I think I saw you wear his pendant once). It's not only a beautiful place but extremely spiritual as well.
Mate you've got balls the size of those mountains! Lol no one can ever doubt your bravery. The way you put your head in that water lol can clearly see your wrecked. Need rest mate. Thanks for bringing us along on this epic journey. Loving every min of it. Thanks a lot mate. Be safe and eagerly await the next as always 🤜🤛
These are awesome videos~ I hope everyone can appreciate that you do a lot of your hiking and tracking with one hand! Thanks for showing us the amazing corner of the world
Thanks for showing us all these dreamy off the beaten tracks! Nepal is just so beautiful 👌. As a The Himalays lover from India, this is oh so much after my heart.
As a former traveler myself having been on the other side of the Himalaya in Tibet I can say that I love your videos. You show real life! People in both countries are genuinely kind. Tibetans were so amazing. Lhasa is a special place. The Tibetan prayer wheels bring back so many memories. Thank you Harald. Did you need the v shot to get in Nepal? Cheers!
I did the Langtang trek back in 1993. Looks very different now. If I remember right, the inscriptions are 'om, mani, padme, om'; 'hail to the jewel in the lotus', and the little water mill is a hydro powered set of prayer wheels. Not sure if they still sell it in pharmacies there, but you used to be able to get 'coca 22', pharma grade 'coke' for altitude sickness...works great.
Wow, Harald! This trek is really epic and you're only half way through! It amazes me to see that people manage to survive and thrive in those cold, harsh conditions (depending on your perspective). Thanks for bringing us along on the journey with you. I'm really enjoying these vids. Please show us some more of your swims and especially your interactions with the locals. I can't wait for the next instalment 🙏😁💜
Unbelievable scenery, the sun peaking over the edge of the pass is nothing short of breath taking. That water looks like an instant ice cream headache, no problem for a Viking though I suppose.
Love your compassion for animals big and small and wild and domesticated. I find it very enjoyable when you interact with the critters Harald. Please check out some of the rocks there for us rock hounds too.
You are a trooper, Harald! What a feeling to be up in the mountains so far from the madness of crowds. Sounds like you are meeting fellow kind souls up there, human and animal alike. I would love to stay in the teahouses and do lots of meditation, the energy there has such a clear and calming essence.
it was a really well setup and beautiful village before the 2015 earthquake completely buried it underneath the rock debris. Just a little above the new village is the beginning point of one of the longest prayer wall built up by piling the buddhist mantra engraved rocks, this great prayer wall is the oldest of all the structures built up there by humans..Om Mani Padme hum 🙏🌺🌼🌸enjoy! the trip, there are facilities up above at the kyanzing gompa area, hope a few people are still there to serve. Its off season so they will be running with minimum features.
Well done on your massive trek yesterday. You are a brave man doing the last couple of hours in the dark👍🏼 The stone constructions you saw in the morning next to Langtang are called Mani walls, they are prayer walls, like the ones you see with prayer wheels built into them. The local buhddists will always walk to the left hand side the same as going anti-clockwise around the temples. I'm so glad you showed us the water-prayer-wheel🤗🤗🤗 a cool thing indeed and has great spiritual meaning to Buhddists.
As poet is for the poem, Harald is for traveling. Thanks buddy for showing me my beautiful country as well as all other places. Keep up the good work. Namaste!!!
Just absolutely love this series. I would be scared to death to be so alone. I was willing for the tea house to be open. I always get nervous when I see you jumping on rocks to get into the water!
Harald, thank you for documenting your travels through the majestic Himalayas. Never in my life would I be able to bask in the sun along the Himilayan Riviera with a very svelt Viking like yourself! You inspire me to want to do more for people.
thanks god you finally found the village. walking himalaya without eating something really hard. i can see in your face you were so tired feeling weak take care man. take rest and relax always enjoy your videos can’t wait for next
The Best Ever Wild and exotic Series to watch in this LANGTANG TREK, NEPAL. Indeed a wonderful trip that truly describes Nepal as one of the most beautiful and a Lonely Planet.
@@dprfail Well, it's clear you have a different taste. I would just silently venture away from this channel then. For us others this is very unique and we love every second of it.
Thank you for your hard working on those traveling videos. Your youtube video helps people to have more knowledge of the world. Your explaining were able to make me understand more of those countries. Their lives and their cultures. I watch your every new video. Thank you again, and take care of yourself well when you travel to the dangerous places.
I have seen most of your videos, and I reckon the one's from India and nepal are the best, as after completing each episode there is a certain urge for more , and it's really hard to say whether it's the host or the place that makes your videos appreciative..I think both...and yes can't wait for the next upload...
I've watched every video since you first started. The realization you bring to the camera is simply unmatched anywhere else, period! I'm honestly ashamed that I used to be unhappy with my pampered American life. Your videos have definitely inspired me to be better and more thankful for what I do have. Keep up the great content my friend. Safe travels ✌️.
You are such a humble person i ever seen. Spreading all those love and helping hands for those who needs it means a lot. Keep up love from Nepal ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks 🙏 a lot sir for sharing all those adventures. Even many people from Nepal have not been in the place you have visited. You’ve greatly promoted the places. Love from 🇳🇵 Nepal.
Incredible Harald keep safe on your journey especially when you’re swimming in those Mountain rivers watch out for undercuts they might look like in Narrow rivers but strong currents could Pull you under Under the slabs Safe travels brother
I honestly have always been in love and fascinated with Mt everest and that whole country i would never even think about an expedition to climb the mountain however I would love to go there and hike the trail to the mountain and just make it to base camp sleeping in the guest houses and eating and drinking in the tea houses im gonna start putting things together and make that happen its beautiful and would actually be a vacation I would be excited for
Not only the mountains but u gonna love the cities as well. It's just the atmosphere of Nepal that makes u remember it forever n makes u want to go back again n again.
10:09 they are Mani stones to my knowledge . I did this trek couple of months back and thats what local told me they are . Basically mani stones are stone plates, rocks and/or pebbles, carved or inscribed with the six syllabled mantra of Avalokiteshvara “Om mani padme hum”, hence the name "Mani stone”
Great work Harald !! Was looking forward to see the end of your trek after a hard weekend of work here in Nova Scotia . Norwegians are the best people , love your country , have great souvenir of my severals visits when I was in the Navy . Keep up the good work !!!!
HOLY FOOOCK!! All this Nepal videos this time got 1 million plus views just in a few days, that's SICK!!!!! Utæs just proves that this channel and your job is exellent, literally addictive!!!!!! Good Job my brother Northman :D
Salute you Harald. I bow to your courage and kindness. Even in this challenging situation all alone, you are saying sometimes that you want to give business to every hotel and shop you passing through. I hope someone watching your videos will come forward to sponsor your with a big reward. No crew man and big support. You are on your own with your own resources. Every video on this trail are excellent. Some of the places you are going will be a big challenge for an international TV crew to shoot the documentary using the latest Technology and other corporate resources.
I can't wait for your next series please post it fast, I am the craziest fan flowing you day by day. Thank you so much harald for promoting our Country Nepal 🇳🇵. We are so proud of you 👏 Love respect for your great job Hats up 🎩
What an amazing series. I was meant to go to Nepal for some volunteer work when I was much younger. I was too much of a coward. But I'm loving your videos on this
Ha! I walked half a mile to the post office today in the snow and thought I accomplished something. I salute you, sir. You are THE man. May the Whopper gods smile upon you.
Such a brave man you are loving your travels at the moment keep up the hard work thank you for sharing you keep us on our toes even in such hard times stay safe and take care looking forward to seeing your next video sending some love your way from Northern Ireland ❤️ XX
Incredible Harald keep safe on your journey especially when you’re swimming in those Mountain rivers watch out for undercuts they might look like in Narrow rivers but strong currents could Pull you under Under the slabs
Your living my dream mate. I nearly got there in the 90's but became ill and had to come back from India. Good for you mate. Think of all the great memories you are making. Bless you 🙏
Really cool series so far. I would have never thought about travelling to Nepal but after seeing this it's definitely somewhere I'd like to experience for myself.
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Awesome videos!!!
Love from nepal ❤️❣️🇳🇵
The rock walls with the weird writing are Tibetan Buddhist mani walls or prayer walls, and yes the writing is Tibetan, not Nepali. Some of the writing probably reads "om mani padme hume", a Buddhist chant. You're supposed to go clockwise, walking on the left side, same as the stupas. I made the same mistake in my Kathmandu video, walking counter-clockwise around a stupa. I knew better too, just forgot. And they were Tibetan Buddhist prayer wheels that were spinning on the creek. There's a lot less snow on the ground than both times I was there. You lucked out with the hiking conditions to have clear sunny days, but it's also pretty amazing to experience a snowstorm and fresh snow up there, which happened the first time I did the trek.
Enjoy ur day
Weird writing … ?? Smdh really ?
@@Behappy69500 calm down lol he seems to have a pretty good amount of respect considering he knows the customs
Better use the word Nepali. It's not Tibet. Or the word Buddhist will also do.
Ohm mani padme hum helped me through allot of hard times. Very serene chant.
Loving this journey. Glad to see you got up into the middle of the high peaks. Crazy how few people there are. Hopefully your videos will bring a little more attention to this incredibly beautiful and wild part of the world.
Mr high roller
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@@nabin1122 LOL 😂🤭 "Gumpa" Lumpas helped Gabe "Gulliver" Traveler reach his final destination of the land Shangri La, and now also they give a helping hand to Harald "Gulliver" Traveler.
Best fan of harold and you 🌹🌹🌹
love the way you explore the nepal's natural beaty and lantang trek..all those snow capped mountains are really awesome to watch....lots of love from nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
As a deaf person, I really appreciate your vlogs!!! My own country is foreign to me and most days I'm even afraid to leave the house! People are very mean and nasty to me and you make me want to go out and prove the world doesn't have to be a frightening place!!
Do it. No point of living in fear. Enjoy what you can as much as you can! Also watch Dr. Joe Dispenza videos which might help you.
Please be here in Nepal. You'd be without all those negativities from your life.
@@bauchavlog128 sounds good 👍😊
Why are people mean to you?? Not because your deff huh? I can’t imagine being mean to someone because they are deff..
@@stillamitchinmybook6320 Hi! This is a fairly easy question to answer. When people behind me with a shopping cart try to get me to move but I can't hear them they assume I'm being rude and get very angry. When people ask me questions and I try to motion to them I'm deaf, they think I'm ignoring them or being rude, especially seniors. Teenagers laugh at me when I don't understand, and government and doctors refuse to write anything down for me when I can't understand and get very annoyed. People, in general, do not like to repeat themselves over and over again, and just walk away and talk to a hearing person. To be left out of conversations always hurts. I feel very alone.
Truly there are so many Hard Rock Cafe round the globe but that was the Genuine One with Hard Rock covering it all around 🤣😂🙏🇳🇵😍
You do make a pretty funny point. This might be the only legit one 😆
@@HaraldBaldr 💯👌
Maybe it was open and just the door was closed because of the weather?? That would suck haha, I would have spent a little more time checking if they were open….
Harald 🥰 you're one amazing man to travel all over the world. Your mom must be proud of her son. Keep up the good filming and sharing the wonderful sceneries with us!! 👍 Be happy and enjoy your life. God bless You 🙏 🏔️
Yes, there is one in Times Square, NYC 🤣😜
As someone who grew up in the mountains (Dhorpatan) of Nepal, it's very heartening to see so many people appreciating the majestic Himalayas and the simple living of the Himalayan people through your videos. This series is undoubtedly the best tourism promotion for incredibly beautiful Nepal. Thank you, Harald.
You really have a beautiful country its one of our bucketlists.
If an MMA fighter who grew up and trained in Nepal; then moved to sea level parts of the world, I bet his conditioning would be off the charts. Nepal looks so beautiful
I went to Dhorpatan. Beautiful country
It would be cool to see how the trails are maintained. And the power lines. Just weird to see power poles way up there. Must have been a big effort. So who pays for that?
I don’t know what it is about this series but like so many others have said I literally can’t wait for the next episodes! Thanks for putting this adventure out H 👍
yo Baldcafe watches Harald
@@shanghaifunk. I love these videos. Perhaps one day I’ll find a way to work something similar into my own content 😃. Good to see you here
@@Baldcafe sir come to nepal someday I know united Kingdom is full of exploration but you are welcome here
British and nepal are friends since long time ago 300 years maybe
@@aashishkc4078 I’d love to!
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Hey I'm from Nepal and the stone that you asked are called Mane Walls; the script written there is a tibetan language; also in ancient time they used thise walls to find the way. They are usually seen in high altitude all over himalayan region and tibetan region.
And those writings says "om mane padme hum" its a tibetan mantra.. reciting this prayers can change you inner felling if you've started thinking negative about anything at anytime..
It is “Om Mani Padme hum”
@@anuj_Utsav amazing ! Learning a lot from Harald's Himalayan video
just came here to read this
Hello Harald. I just discovered your channel today, and I know you'll be one of my favorite travelers. I love that you talk to me like I'm there with you. I also like the kindness you show to strangers along the way.
Welcome Lucy 🙏
I’m going to be honest, I’ve never in my life been so excited every time someone posts. I watch a lot of people but I see the videos as I scroll through my notifications. For your videos I go on here multiple times a day making sure I don’t miss them. This and the Africa vlogs will be my all time favorite videos
Same.
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Same! 💯
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I found myself checking the video timeline a few times and kept thinking "No, this is going by way to fast". Was really hoping to see Harald get that plate of hot food. An epic meal after such a unexpectedly long wait
Those stones you passed are called Mani stones. They're used as a form of prayer. Inscribed on them is the Buddhist mantra "om mani padme hum" in Tibetan script. It's also custom to walk on the left side of them or to circumvent them in a clockwise direction, the way in which the earth revolves according to Buddhist cosmology.
Earth's revolution is actually counterclockwise 😇
@@CaptLouisLobo ?
@@chris1806 trevor mentioned its custom to walk on left side of those stones or in 'clockwise direction how our earth revolves.'
But our earth revolves counter clockwise not clockwise.
The Earth is flat😮
@@CaptLouisLobo that is if viewed from north pole, if viewed from south pole , its clockwise. Just really perspective
After seeing all of these Nepal videos ive realized how much of a beautiful country it is
I always have to tell myself "he uploaded the video so he cant have fallen". Love this series, Thank you again for entertaining me with places I will never get to see.
I know, when I start to get nervous that he is going to slip and fall, I say the same thing! Lol
I feel the same!!!
People need to be aware of how dangerous those rivers can be. I remember talking to a local on the Annapurna circuit, and him telling me that people go missing every year, and often end up in the river because they were bathing and get dragged out by the strong currents
Thank you for visiting and promoting my country Nepal. Huge respect to you for surviving up there with minimal infrastructure and services. Good luck and take care!!
Harald just want to say that I look forward to your videos like no other on TH-cam. It is the most entertaining form of media available anywhere and I hope you never retire!
Agreed. Instant dopamine hit
Couldn’t have said it bettered
Exactly
It’s uneasy when he talks about Bears and leopards. I hope he stays safe!
Was just finishing the last episode and here we go😁 absolutely love this series harold..cheers 🍃✌️
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Hey Sailor!!!! Hello!! Hello!! Good Afternoon!! Glad to see your posts!!! any plans for a hike?
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Ammata hudu kollaa ❤️
What a beautiful adventure !! Thanks so much for taking us along😀
Hey Harald, I watched your last video...hiking for 13 hrs is a serious walk mainly in the altitute you are hiking, this is remarkable achivement. Wish you a safe rest of the voyage. Stay safe.
Never start trekking without food. Harold, take care of your self. Love this series. 🙏🙏
It’s called Mani Dangrim in Bhutan, are found across Bhutan, Tibet Nepal and some part of India forming some of the religious monuments that are built at strategic natural spots such as mountain passes, river confluences, ridges, cliffs, thick forests, and crossroads in order to suppress malevolent forces and offer protection and solace. These religious structures dot Bhutan’s landscape as a visual symbol of the subjugation of the wild terrain.
PS: You should always circumambulate or go clockwise direction.
@@ilovejapan2483 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️ the irony of calling their beliefs superstitious while you praise a man made imaginary friend.
Trekking through the Himalayas alone. What an amazing adventure.
This may be your best series yet. I hope you take advantage of the scenery and geography and meditate on Thor (I think I saw you wear his pendant once). It's not only a beautiful place but extremely spiritual as well.
Mind blowing scenery, Harald. Thanks for taking us with you. What an effort, you were really low on energy but kept pushing through like true Viking.
Mate you've got balls the size of those mountains! Lol no one can ever doubt your bravery. The way you put your head in that water lol can clearly see your wrecked. Need rest mate. Thanks for bringing us along on this epic journey. Loving every min of it. Thanks a lot mate. Be safe and eagerly await the next as always 🤜🤛
These are awesome videos~ I hope everyone can appreciate that you do a lot of your hiking and tracking with one hand! Thanks for showing us the amazing corner of the world
You've gone to the next level with this series, sir - superb videos!
This series is almost as good as the Tanzania series. I love it!
I must admit, your content is very well done. I am a true fan now!
Harold, you are a brave man. I never been in Nepal, but because of I am seeing scenic sites of Nepal. Thank for that. I love your trekking.
Thanks for showing us all these dreamy off the beaten tracks! Nepal is just so beautiful 👌. As a The Himalays lover from India, this is oh so much after my heart.
Except for the trash right at the top at his final destination. As he said ‘Not good’
Love the fact that the HardRock Cafe is literally built into a giant rock
caught between a rock and a hard place
A hard rock indeed.
As a former traveler myself having been on the other side of the Himalaya in Tibet I can say that I love your videos. You show real life! People in both countries are genuinely kind. Tibetans were so amazing. Lhasa is a special place. The Tibetan prayer wheels bring back so many memories. Thank you Harald. Did you need the v shot to get in Nepal? Cheers!
yuh u need da shot
former traveler? what happened you retired
I did the Langtang trek back in 1993. Looks very different now. If I remember right, the inscriptions are 'om, mani, padme, om'; 'hail to the jewel in the lotus', and the little water mill is a hydro powered set of prayer wheels. Not sure if they still sell it in pharmacies there, but you used to be able to get 'coca 22', pharma grade 'coke' for altitude sickness...works great.
Small world .I was also there in 93 in the spring april/may..
@@robinsonfriday Same here...
Harald is a living legend. Great way to end my night! Thanks for the upload.
Where are you from
@@navodjanith4194 Eritrea 🇪🇷
@@eritreashikor1991 hey first time i hear that name
@@navodjanith4194 Lol i get that a lot.
@@eritreashikor1991 is it african country
You are the best vloger i have ever seen
I usually love the city vlogs, but this series has really stood out to me. Tremendous stuff Harald!
Wow, Harald! This trek is really epic and you're only half way through! It amazes me to see that people manage to survive and thrive in those cold, harsh conditions (depending on your perspective). Thanks for bringing us along on the journey with you. I'm really enjoying these vids. Please show us some more of your swims and especially your interactions with the locals. I can't wait for the next instalment 🙏😁💜
I agree, it's fantastic.. wouldn't it be great to live there for a few year's, think it would do great things for your mind , well mine anyway, 😊
Me too. I could not wait anymore for next video.
You're the best vlogger out there. Keep up the good work!
There are almost a Million of viewers reached in a couple of days eagerly awaiting to watch your adventurous Nepal trip vlog series.
Keep it up 👍
Unbelievable scenery, the sun peaking over the edge of the pass is nothing short of breath taking. That water looks like an instant ice cream headache, no problem for a Viking though I suppose.
Love your compassion for animals big and small and wild and domesticated. I find it very enjoyable when you interact with the critters Harald. Please check out some of the rocks there for us rock hounds too.
The scenery is so beautiful! Glad to see you are doing well!
The scenery is rough but beautiful and interesting. The people seem very friendly.
It's not rough. Its purely a natural not man made.
Check your eyes its the world must beautiful place.
@@pawanthapaliya3665 here rough means the landscape isn't smooth surface and the ruggedness is what gives it beauty
@@pawanthapaliya3665 english bujiyena vane pani billa hunxa sathy😁 usle naramro vaneko haina.
@@pawanthapaliya3665 rough means natural in this context
You are a trooper, Harald! What a feeling to be up in the mountains so far from the madness of crowds. Sounds like you are meeting fellow kind souls up there, human and animal alike. I would love to stay in the teahouses and do lots of meditation, the energy there has such a clear and calming essence.
Watched all your videos anyway but this Nepal hike has just topped the lot this series is amazing .. I dunno it’s just hit different amazing
it was a really well setup and beautiful village before the 2015 earthquake completely buried it underneath the rock debris. Just a little above the new village is the beginning point of one of the longest prayer wall built up by piling the buddhist mantra engraved rocks, this great prayer wall is the oldest of all the structures built up there by humans..Om Mani Padme hum 🙏🌺🌼🌸enjoy! the trip, there are facilities up above at the kyanzing gompa area, hope a few people are still there to serve. Its off season so they will be running with minimum features.
Well done on your massive trek yesterday. You are a brave man doing the last couple of hours in the dark👍🏼 The stone constructions you saw in the morning next to Langtang are called Mani walls, they are prayer walls, like the ones you see with prayer wheels built into them. The local buhddists will always walk to the left hand side the same as going anti-clockwise around the temples. I'm so glad you showed us the water-prayer-wheel🤗🤗🤗 a cool thing indeed and has great spiritual meaning to Buhddists.
As poet is for the poem, Harald is for traveling. Thanks buddy for showing me my beautiful country as well as all other places. Keep up the good work. Namaste!!!
I haven't missed a single seconds of the Nepal series vlogs....God bless you Harald - the nature lover ❤️❤️❤️
Just absolutely love this series. I would be scared to death to be so alone. I was willing for the tea house to be open. I always get nervous when I see you jumping on rocks to get into the water!
Harald, thank you for documenting your travels through the majestic Himalayas. Never in my life would I be able to bask in the sun along the Himilayan Riviera with a very svelt Viking like yourself! You inspire me to want to do more for people.
Why wouldn't you be able to?
Watching you from Egypt
thanks god you finally found the village. walking himalaya without eating something really hard. i can see in your face you were so tired feeling weak take care man. take rest and relax always enjoy your videos can’t wait for next
Yessss! Can’t wait to watch you interact with some beautiful people in a beautiful area in the world.
The Best Ever Wild and exotic Series to watch in this LANGTANG TREK, NEPAL.
Indeed a wonderful trip that truly describes Nepal as one of the most beautiful and a Lonely Planet.
the guy is as boring af
had to scroll past most of it so i didn't have to listen to his boring commentary
@@dprfail Well, it's clear you have a different taste. I would just silently venture away from this channel then. For us others this is very unique and we love every second of it.
Thank you for your hard working on those traveling videos. Your youtube video helps people to have more knowledge of the world. Your explaining were able to make me understand more of those countries. Their lives and their cultures. I watch your every new video. Thank you again, and take care of yourself well when you travel to the dangerous places.
I have seen most of your videos, and I reckon the one's from India and nepal are the best, as after completing each episode there is a certain urge for more , and it's really hard to say whether it's the host or the place that makes your videos appreciative..I think both...and yes can't wait for the next upload...
I so love the view of the snowy mountain peak, thank you so much Heraldo for showing us the Himalayas and letting us join you on your cool adventures
I've watched every video since you first started. The realization you bring to the camera is simply unmatched anywhere else, period! I'm honestly ashamed that I used to be unhappy with my pampered American life. Your videos have definitely inspired me to be better and more thankful for what I do have. Keep up the great content my friend. Safe travels ✌️.
You are such a humble person i ever seen. Spreading all those love and helping hands for those who needs it means a lot. Keep up love from Nepal ❤️❤️❤️
This will probably end up as your best series Harald! The Norseman proved where he is from again!
Next vid is the best one... finalizing it now
Upload it Harald,that last vid was too short lol.great work sir!
I like watching ur videos specially with the philippines ..take care always harald on trips...
Thanks 🙏 a lot sir for sharing all those adventures. Even many people from Nepal have not been in the place you have visited. You’ve greatly promoted the places. Love from 🇳🇵 Nepal.
Mad respect for what you did, trekking with hunger plus, the unknown and diving in the water, I cant imagine what you went trough.
Always enjoy your videos! Can’t wait for the next video to come out!
Incredible Harald keep safe on your journey especially when you’re swimming in those Mountain rivers watch out for undercuts they might look like in Narrow rivers but strong currents could Pull you under Under the slabs Safe travels brother
I honestly have always been in love and fascinated with Mt everest and that whole country i would never even think about an expedition to climb the mountain however I would love to go there and hike the trail to the mountain and just make it to base camp sleeping in the guest houses and eating and drinking in the tea houses im gonna start putting things together and make that happen its beautiful and would actually be a vacation I would be excited for
Not only the mountains but u gonna love the cities as well. It's just the atmosphere of Nepal that makes u remember it forever n makes u want to go back again n again.
Just so beautiful up there. Thanks for working so hard to film that country
What a series man I have been watching last 3 episodes it's crazyyyyy🔥🔥🔥
10:09 they are Mani stones to my knowledge . I did this trek couple of months back and thats what local told me they are . Basically mani stones are stone plates, rocks and/or pebbles, carved or inscribed with the six syllabled mantra of Avalokiteshvara “Om mani padme hum”, hence the name "Mani stone”
I like your videos this is one of my favourites, blessup.
Love this series like hell ❤️ The best ever and much better than any movie 👌Go for the Gongo 😁💪
Thank you so much for visiting second time and exploring more beautiful places of Nepal love from Australia 🇦🇺
Great work Harald !! Was looking forward to see the end of your trek after a hard weekend of work here in Nova Scotia . Norwegians are the best people , love your country , have great souvenir of my severals visits when I was in the Navy . Keep up the good work !!!!
Hey man, this is a great series Harald. Looking forward to seeing your interactions on your descent. Be safe.
Best series I’ve seen! Makes professionals look shameful my friend! Well done!!
HOLY FOOOCK!! All this Nepal videos this time got 1 million plus views just in a few days, that's SICK!!!!! Utæs just proves that this channel and your job is exellent, literally addictive!!!!!! Good Job my brother Northman :D
Salute you Harald. I bow to your courage and kindness. Even in this challenging situation all alone, you are saying sometimes that you want to give business to every hotel and shop you passing through. I hope someone watching your videos will come forward to sponsor your with a big reward. No crew man and big support. You are on your own with your own resources. Every video on this trail are excellent. Some of the places you are going will be a big challenge for an international TV crew to shoot the documentary using the latest Technology and other corporate resources.
Loving this trip, thank you for taking us with you. making me feel like i should go traveling again.
Awesome Himalaya series, great to see Harald at his best, Mrs H and I are waiting for more.
Thanks Herald for uploading fantastic videos of your trip to Himalaya. I was there in 2013.
I can't wait for your next series please post it fast, I am the craziest fan flowing you day by day. Thank you so much harald for promoting our Country Nepal 🇳🇵.
We are so proud of you 👏
Love respect for your great job
Hats up 🎩
Just love your videos amazing places beautiful views . With some Funny happening’s & scary challenges ahead well done Harold 💪🕺love ya x
My favorite vlog came again. It's winter season and I am watching the vlog while relaxing in the sun. What a pleasure 🙏♥️👏
What an amazing series.
I was meant to go to Nepal for some volunteer work when I was much younger. I was too much of a coward.
But I'm loving your videos on this
This is the best series I have ever seen on TH-cam. Thanks for posting, Harald.
Ha! I walked half a mile to the post office today in the snow and thought I accomplished something. I salute you, sir. You are THE man. May the Whopper gods smile upon you.
Such a brave man you are loving your travels at the moment keep up the hard work thank you for sharing you keep us on our toes even in such hard times stay safe and take care looking forward to seeing your next video sending some love your way from Northern Ireland ❤️ XX
Greetings from Moroccan living in Japan I Realy enjoyed your Vedios adventures. Good luck
This is probably the best trekking video of Himalayas on the internet ♥️ 💪
lots of love from nepal thank you for visiting nepal🙏🙏
This is a very good series Harald. I am along with my family enjoying watching very much! Wish you luck!
Incredible Harald keep safe on your journey especially when you’re swimming in those Mountain rivers watch out for undercuts they might look like in Narrow rivers but strong currents could Pull you under Under the slabs
Hi Harald! I don’t usually look forward on Monday mornings but waking up with your new video that makes it all worthwhile!😁 Stay safe always!🙏🏼
Awesome vid! Sad the Hard Rock Cafe was closed. Thanks for going above and beyond to bring us top shelf content! xo
Lots of love from Russia you are the best man on best country ever visited..
Your living my dream mate. I nearly got there in the 90's but became ill and had to come back from India. Good for you mate. Think of all the great memories you are making. Bless you 🙏
SO AWESOME! Im always, eagerly awaiting for the next video to drop! You lead an incredible life, Hararld!
Really cool series so far. I would have never thought about travelling to Nepal but after seeing this it's definitely somewhere I'd like to experience for myself.
I travelled to Nepal when I was 18, and did this same trek. The whole experience changed my life, I can't wait to go back!
Same here! Im already checking for trekking routes. Planning to go solo, same route as Harald. Its the easiest one and the most scenic