Bingewatch all my videos from Nepal: th-cam.com/play/PLGN6v-aZP2Jpax8ssaFNaveUsVDDf7yfJ.html Thumbs up for this local family that invited me into their house!
if it was India he already is disappeared, there is no country brings stranger their home, no matter how friendly you are,, Nepali are good heart and very hospitality but in India if they knew you are outsider your life in danger...
@@poordhoti6030You cannot generalise all of India like this. If you care to look you can find many vlogs on you tube where tourists travelling in India are invited by friendly Indians to visit their home. There are millions of good, honest Indians and of course some not so good. At the same time, while Nepalis are famous for their friendliness and honesty, not all Nepalis are as good as Bharat. There are many countries where you can travel and your life may be in danger - including my own.. But let's not spread hatred or start a war of words by saying one race or one nationality is better than another. It's a pointless and negative attitude, doing no one any good - including the person making the statement. Jai Nepal. Jai Hind. Pakistan Zindbad 🙂🙏
It was nice of him to invite Tim to his house. But Bharat should not have taken money from his guest. It was nice of Tim to offer the money, but Bharat should have just thanked but not accept the money.
Loved watching this! I’m from Scotland, but I love learning different cultures from all over the world. The Nepalese seem so friendly and welcoming - I’d love to visit Nepal one day. 😊🇳🇵
Thanks Georgia!!!!Glad to hear such compliment being a Nepali. You can enjoy wonderful cultures and beautiful places across length and breadth of Nepal. If you plan your trips during Dashain (just like Tim did ) then your welcome to visit our family and village!! 😊
Thanks BHARAT for showing the real hospitality of Nepali people and Tim for being generous for the Lifetime experience. Since u are still in Pokhara, consider going to Sauraha, Chitwan (for jungle safari and tharu homestay) and then to lumbini (Birthplace of lord Buddha). You can get a bus from pokhara to Chitwan ,1N/2D will be enough there and from there u can find bus to Lumbini and then return directly to Kathmandu by bus or plane.
@@timtense yup, Mardi himal trek, Annapurna base camp trek, Annapurna panoramic trek all are short treks (max 5 days) near pokhara. Visit more places as much as u can, u are getting views like never, grab this chance that helps to grow ur channel career ! Love from Everest
This clip brought big smile on my face and the hospitality of that nepali family was out of world, great to see you brother in Red Tika.. take care and stay safe brother.. love from Bhutan 🇧🇹
if it was India he already is disappeared, there is no country brings stranger their home, no matter how friendly you are,, Nepali are good heart and very hospitality but in India if they knew you are outsider your life in danger...
@@poordhoti6030 I don't think so, not all inidans are same , some got good by heart.. as a saying goes everything that glitters is not a gold my friend
shoutout to this bharat family for being so humble and sweet towards someone who they dont know.! In Neapali we says atithi deva bhawa which means visitors are similar as god so we treat visitors as our god.! Happy to see celebrating dashain with bharat family god bless this family❤️
You are the most comfortable and sweetest foreigner I have ever seen, not because you celebrated my festival but because you are easy going, polite and generous.
Yup tihar is 10 times more exciting and wonderful than dashain You will witness day when we worship crows, cows and dogs and whole nepal lits up with colourful lights
While my dad was watching TH-cam suddenly this video popped up in his screen.He was very excited and invited us to join with him.We really enjoyed and loved it. Thank you Bharat dai and family for your kindness to another human being. This is how we supposed to be. Spread love, kindness and help each other. May Durga god bless Bharat, his family and all ❤
happy dashian brother.. what a handsome man looking more handsome with red tika and jamara only thing missing is Dhaka Topi its a Nepalese Tradional cap. Thanks to Bharat dai family, what an amazing hospitality to our guest. Namaste and enjoy alot❤
WOW brother! Happy Dashain - the celebration of good over evil. Watching your video has made me so happy because I have seen you experience the true heart and generosity of the Nepalese people and the unique vibes of a Nepali Dashain celebration. To me this is the perfect example of the beautiful Nepali culture: Bharat didn't know you; you were just a stranger walking in the street and yet you were invited to his home to join in as part of his family for the most important celebration of the year. (I'm sure this would rarely happen on the streets of Brussels or in Europe or America). It seems you were blessed by the spirit of Dashain . Nepal is full of good vibes at this time of the year. And did you know you also brought a blessing (or good luck) for Bharat and his family, because Nepalis believe that a visitor should be treated like a god and it is their privilege and honour to have the chance to invite a visitor or stranger into their home and make him or her feel welcome. And also they will have fun telling their friends and family about the very wet Belgian vlogger who came to their house for Dashain Usually by Dashain time the monsoon is over in Nepal, (damn climate change!) although Pokhara usually gets more rain than Kathmandu. The rain will clear up in a day or two and the air will be fresh and clean with warm sunny days. But the rain can also be thought of as a blessing as it comes from Indra the goddess of rain, And in your case you could say it was a blessing from goddess Indra because if it wasn't raining you would have visited Barahi temple and not had the chance to meet Bharat and his family and take part in this very special family celebration. You will get to visit Barahi temple later I’m sure when you take a boat ride on Fewa Tal (Lake Fewa). The tika is made from rice and yoghurt and the red colour comes from powdered sindoor, known as vermillion in English. (red is a very auspicious colour in Hinduism). The grass or sprouts that are put behind the ear is called Jamara. It is usually the sprouts of the barley plant (or can also be maize or rice). 10 days earlier the seeds were blessed and planted in a special small pot called a Kalash and then left in a darkened room to germinate and sprout. Because it is kept in the dark, it has the pale green- yellowish colour. For many Nepali families this will be one of the few days in the year when they eat meat as a family meal - especially in the villages. Actually, the "mutton" that you ate is goat meat and not sheep meat. They rarely eat sheep meat in Nepal. For me I prefer the taste of goat meat to sheep meat or what Europeans call mutton. Brother if you enjoyed celebrating Dashain, you will also love Bhai Tika festival. The sisters will honour and bless their brothers with a special multi-coloured tika that is put in a vertical line from the top of the forehead to the top of the nose and also give a small gift of fruit and sweets. In return the brothers will give the sisters a small gift of money. You can give whatever you can afford or like as it is really the gesture of giving that is more important than the amount you give. But as you've probably realised everyone is a “brother” or “sister” in Nepal. So if you are lucky you may meet a Nepali and have a conversation about the Bhai Tika festival and then get invited to a family's house to take part in the Tika ceremony. I hope you do. You will then be a true “Nepali brother” BTW, to address people in Nepal it is customary to call an older male "Dai" meaning older brother and a younger male "Bhai" meaning younger brother. (even if they are not your actual brother) You call an older female “Didi” and a younger female “Bahini”. This is more common than using the first name of the person. Brother before you go to Himal Pradesh for a trek, I highly recommend staying in Nepal and making an Annapurna trek from Pokhara. It is the perfect time of the year to make this trek. I suggest try the Ghorepani-Poon Hill to Ghandruk trek. It’s about 3 nights and 4 days. Ghandruk is a beautiful old-style traditional village of the Gurung people and from there you’ll get amazing close-up views of the Annapurna mountains and especially Machhapuchhre - the Fishtail mountain. Happy travels bro. Jai Nepal (long live Nepal)
Thank you very much for taking the time to write such a detailed comment. I learned a lot from it! Nepali hospitality is as no other! Thanks bhai or is it dhai? I don't know your age.
Don't start your trek for a few more days! It's not supposed to rain during this time of the year ! Once the weather gets clear you will see the clear skies and breathtaking views all around! Good luck and Happy dashain.
You deserve award from Nepal government for promoting the birth place of Lord Gautam Buddha ..our religion, festival, culture...you are now popular over Nepal.... love from Pokhara Nepal .... Don't forget Pokhara...you are always welcome here 💕💕😘
I hope every families in the whole world should be like this family. Honestly I felt so happy to see the activities and thank you hajur for making Mr Tim homely feeling. HAPPY. DASHAIN EVERYONE.
Happy dashain from London Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 But I'm nepali Love you and respect your nepali family who give you respect in nepal 🇳🇵 and you too loving our festive I will respect you always ❤
Honestly, I hadn't watched any video of Tim until TH-cam randomly recommended me this one. Brilliant video loved the guy always smiling, charming and innocent. You've got one more fan, Tim. The hospitality of Mr Bharat was legendary, being a Nepalese, it makes me very happy and proud. Also, Tim looked to be verry happy and enjoying our culture, putting on Tika Jamara. ❤❤
It is great to see becoming a stranger happy. It's our tradition to offer hospitality to guests. Let's save our such culture and Tim you are one of the lucky person.....!!
Tim, they were so happy to host you at free of cost. You could have just given 500 rs as a blessing to bharat as he got tika from you. The entire family was happy that you joined them. They had no intention at all to obtain any financial reward from you in return. Make yourself comfortable and free when anyone invites you or hosts you as it is normal here in nepal. In the same time you might help the needy ones. Happy dashain.❤️❤️❤️
Yes they were truly happy, you're right but I kinda felt bad that they were sharing all their food and drinks with me and even giving me money for my blessing so I felt like I had to give something back. I don't like to show up empty-handed or I don't like to owe anything to someone. I hope they appreciated it. For me it was a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget.
@@newnepal9552 I have lots more coming. I did the Langtang trek before I came to Pokhara and I'm editing the videos now. I wanted to publish the Dashain video first as it's trending now.
1:41 its touching the way u were literally excited n even went out to put tika while its still raining n thankgod u met beautiful people where u got to enjoy dashain more meaningfully
A warm greeting from Pokhara. Thank you so much for sharing Nepalese culture. Your host(Bharat) should not have taken money from you. Anyway, the people of Nepal are friendly and supportive. You are treated with good hospitality. It was rainy Dashain. It wouldn't rain in the past. This year, Nepal unexpectedly experienced incessant rain that had been a big dampener to celebrate it. Dashain is the main festival of Nepal that is celebrated for 15 days. It is marked for victory over evil.
Hi Tim ! That's the power of Khukuri Rum Because of it You gave your all money to the family 😁. Just Joking ... If you're planning to celebrate Tihar Festival Stay in village and Don't forgot to Participate in 'Deusi' Dance.
You are lucky person dude see they call for celebration dashain wht a humble and kind family maybe they give many bless for you...I'm enjoying your video from Bahrain
We are country with Festivals more than the days of year😁 sharing and caring is all about values we grow with! Next time make sure you don't give all your money after putting them tika🤪😂 enjoy your stay In Nepal! Keep exploring!
@@timtense so you probably need a visa grant of almost a year😁, usually festivals in Nepal starts from August, If you follow Nepali Calender it starts from Full moon day of Shrawan!! note that😉
Hey Tim after you come back to Kathmandu please Come visit to me I want to show you street foods of Kathmandu and everything as a subscriber and to show you my city for absolutely free of cost ❤️❤️your vlogs
Monsoon till october is unheard in Nepal. This is where you get sunny days with blue skies before winter settles in. Damn you CLIMATE CHANGE. Also, no one does hospitality better than Nepali people. They invited a random person off the streets for a very personal festival.
Great to watch your videos of dashain with pure nepalese culture and hospitality Thanks bharat for your warm hospitality to make tim’s moments memorable and introduce our nepalese culture and generosity to TIM and the world through TIMs Vlog I hope you will celebrate TIHAR as well Tihar is more interesting and celebrating festival with beautiful cultural dance all over the country Happy Dashain And Tihar TIM and all
I am a big fan of your and I have been seen your video lots of thanks to that family they invite you to celebrate 🎊 Dashain and they are great and big heat family!!! Keep updating your video god bless you!!!
What Bharat did was beyond the amount he got paid but hey who is to say that we Neaplaese want money... We meaning Bharat's family showed true and genuine hospitality that even a few hundred dollars cannot buy...I believe most Nepalese would have done the same thing. Won't you?? At first, when he decided to go to the temple for tika I kinda felt bad for him but I was really amazed at how fast he could get Nepalese people who would invite him into their homes for this precious moment. You guys should give a shoutout to Bharat and his whole family. Also, any guest visiting Nepal should know about this vlog so that they can be aware of the fact that how much Nepalese hospitality can go if it comes to serving foreigners, tourists, and all other people who wish to visit Nepal. These small kinds of actions are what made Nepal an important destination for tourists who feel that even though they spend most of their money on luxurious things it is impossible to get in other countries. Coming from the background of the tourism industry I believe this is true for the whole Nepalese family. Look how even the kids were excited to see the unknown person at their home during the greatest festival of Nepalese people. Imagine if it were Christmas in the USA and imagine if you were invited to a Christmas celebration with an American faMILY. I KNOW MOST OF YOU CAN'T EVEN IMAGINE BECAUSE I BELIEVE MOST OF THE US(AMERICANS) ARE FOCUSED ON OUR OWN FAMILY DRAMA WE TEND TO FORGET THAT THE WORLD IS FULL OF PEOPLE(TBH 7-8 BILLION PEOPLE). I HAVE NO WORDS, AT LAST, TO EXPLAIN WHAT BHARAT AND HIS FAMILY DID TO THE BELGIUM GUY. I HAVE RESPECT FOR THE GUY WHO SHOWED ENTHUSIASM FOR OUR CULTURE AND WAY OF OUR LIFE. WHY CANNOT THE WESTERN COUNTRIES SHOW MORE LIKE THIS? WHY SHOULD THEY ALWAYS PORTRAY NEPAL AS BEING CORRUPTED AND NOT BEING A GOOD PLACE TO VISIT. IT ALSO GOES WITHOUT SAYING THAT WE DO NOT HAVE OUR OWN FAULTS. WE ARE SURROUNDED BY MISCONCEPTION, SUPERSTITION, AND A LOT OF CHALLENGES THAT WOULD OBSCURE US FROM BEING A MODERN COUNTRY BUT I BELIEVE THAT WITH TIME WE CAN MAKE CHANGES AND STAND FOR THE WELFARE OF THE GENERAL NEPALESE POPULATION.
iam very enjoy when i see your videos you enjoy nepali culture and nepalese , you are very humble person ,god blessed you anytime anywhere now I'm watching from malaysia
Hi Tim, I'm staying at Chhimeki hotel in Kathmandu. In a video that you made here the guy that brings you the food to your room told me to tell you that he wants you to cut him out of your video. The room service guy. Thanks man.
Hello Tim 👋 it's tenzy from Newyork watching your video I enjoyed it .. but be safe n enjoy in Nepal... pokhara is my hometown I feel so good watching your vlogs I just subscribed your channel... all the best 👍 Tim ..
Happy dashain..nice vlog brother.. looks like your youtube channel is really boosting in Nepal..wish u good luck brother.. thank you and keep making more
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Thumbs up for this local family that invited me into their house!
Huge respect you my man
Thanks!
he is blessing u that may god will protect u and be good and kind to every one
Hii I am an Indian guy and I wanted to explore India with you if you want to collaborate with me then just reply me 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Its the greatest thing i have ever seen. U r now part of their family. Wherever u will be in ur future, on dasain u must try ur best coming home❤
What an incredible experience! How many country’s would ask a random stranger to their home to celebrate. That’s why I love Nepal so much!
It was a great experience and you're right. Bharat is a legend!
if it was India he already is disappeared, there is no country brings stranger their home, no matter how friendly you are,, Nepali are good heart and very hospitality but in India if they knew you are outsider your life in danger...
Hi man looks good
@@poordhoti6030You cannot generalise all of India like this. If you care to look you can find many vlogs on you tube where tourists travelling in India are invited by friendly Indians to visit their home. There are millions of good, honest Indians and of course some not so good. At the same time, while Nepalis are famous for their friendliness and honesty, not all Nepalis are as good as Bharat. There are many countries where you can travel and your life may be in danger - including my own.. But let's not spread hatred or start a war of words by saying one race or one nationality is better than another. It's a pointless and negative attitude, doing no one any good - including the person making the statement. Jai Nepal. Jai Hind. Pakistan Zindbad 🙂🙏
Well said Dhai!
The hospitality of Nepalese people is just awesome 😍
So true 💯
Huge respect for Bharat and his family
Absolutely, they welcomed me with open arms!
It was nice of him to invite Tim to his house. But Bharat should not have taken money from his guest. It was nice of Tim to offer the money, but Bharat should have just thanked but not accept the money.
It's ok, Bharat gave back plenty already off camera 😅
Loved watching this! I’m from Scotland, but I love learning different cultures from all over the world. The Nepalese seem so friendly and welcoming - I’d love to visit Nepal one day. 😊🇳🇵
Thanks for the support. I'm sure you will love Nepal!
@@timtense Looking forward to your next Nepal vlog! ☺️
I have lots more vlogs coming!
Poor dhoti u r absolutely right
Thanks Georgia!!!!Glad to hear such compliment being a Nepali. You can enjoy wonderful cultures and beautiful places across length and breadth of Nepal. If you plan your trips during Dashain (just like Tim did ) then your welcome to visit our family and village!! 😊
Thanks BHARAT for showing the real hospitality of Nepali people and Tim for being generous for the Lifetime experience. Since u are still in Pokhara, consider going to Sauraha, Chitwan (for jungle safari and tharu homestay) and then to lumbini (Birthplace of lord Buddha). You can get a bus from pokhara to Chitwan ,1N/2D will be enough there and from there u can find bus to Lumbini and then return directly to Kathmandu by bus or plane.
I will never forget this moment. Thanks for all the recommendations, I might actually do that later on.
Mardi himal sounds like an option!
@@timtense yup, Mardi himal trek, Annapurna base camp trek, Annapurna panoramic trek all are short treks (max 5 days) near pokhara. Visit more places as much as u can, u are getting views like never, grab this chance that helps to grow ur channel career ! Love from Everest
Thanks! I'm trying to see as much as I can indeed! 😅
What a hospitality by Bharat ji... Thank you for showing great Nepali hospitality to the world.
He's the greatest host ever!
The way you present dashain in your videos is damn good♥️
Thank you very much 😊
When Nepali people treat foreigners like a family that moment give me a good vibes enjoy 💓💓
I loved it as well!
This clip brought big smile on my face and the hospitality of that nepali family was out of world, great to see you brother in Red Tika.. take care and stay safe brother.. love from Bhutan 🇧🇹
Glad it made you happy. Love from a Belgian in Nepal!
@@timtense waiting for your another epic vlog brother
There's lots more coming. Stay tuned!
if it was India he already is disappeared, there is no country brings stranger their home, no matter how friendly you are,, Nepali are good heart and very hospitality but in India if they knew you are outsider your life in danger...
@@poordhoti6030 I don't think so, not all inidans are same , some got good by heart.. as a saying goes everything that glitters is not a gold my friend
shoutout to this bharat family for being so humble and sweet towards someone who they dont know.! In Neapali we says atithi deva bhawa which means visitors are similar as god so we treat visitors as our god.!
Happy to see celebrating dashain with bharat family god bless this family❤️
Indeed, he and his family are in my heart now
"Atithi deva bhawa" - this is so true. I myself have experienced it many times 🙂 Jai Nepal.
Nepali * holani haha
Now you are forever their family member ❤️ Nepalese people are the most kind, humble and helpful 💞
Absolutely, my Nepali fam 😍
That is the quality of Nepalese people they respect everyone… such a great experience you had.
True 💯
You are the most comfortable and sweetest foreigner I have ever seen, not because you celebrated my festival but because you are easy going, polite and generous.
I love getting involved in new cultures. When people treat me with respect I just give back! 😍
You are visiting Nepal in right time.Its time of celebration of festival.Enjoy another upcoming festival ' Tihar 'after 15 days too.
I'm looking forward to it
Yup tihar is 10 times more exciting and wonderful than dashain
You will witness
day when we worship crows, cows and dogs
and whole nepal lits up with colourful lights
You got a trustable local family in pokhara that's nice congratulations
They were really good with you
And Happy Dashain 💌
They are the best! Happy Dashain!
While my dad was watching TH-cam suddenly this video popped up in his screen.He was very excited and invited us to join with him.We really enjoyed and loved it. Thank you Bharat dai and family for your kindness to another human being. This is how we supposed to be. Spread love, kindness and help each other. May Durga god bless Bharat, his family and all ❤
Thanks for watching guys!
Even as a nepali who is living in Nepal right now didn't celebrate dashain like you did Tim all thanks to Bharat from Pokhara. Cheers
Bharat from Pokhara is a legend!
happy dashian brother.. what a handsome man looking more handsome with red tika and jamara only thing missing is Dhaka Topi its a Nepalese Tradional cap. Thanks to Bharat dai family, what an amazing hospitality to our guest. Namaste and enjoy alot❤
Thanks a lot. You're right I should've had the Dhaka topi. Maybe I'll get one for Tihar 😁
Thank you for visiting Nepal ..and promoting our culture 😍
My pleasure!
WOW brother! Happy Dashain - the celebration of good over evil. Watching your video has made me so happy because I have seen you experience the true heart and generosity of the Nepalese people and the unique vibes of a Nepali Dashain celebration. To me this is the perfect example of the beautiful Nepali culture: Bharat didn't know you; you were just a stranger walking in the street and yet you were invited to his home to join in as part of his family for the most important celebration of the year. (I'm sure this would rarely happen on the streets of Brussels or in Europe or America). It seems you were blessed by the spirit of Dashain . Nepal is full of good vibes at this time of the year. And did you know you also brought a blessing (or good luck) for Bharat and his family, because Nepalis believe that a visitor should be treated like a god and it is their privilege and honour to have the chance to invite a visitor or stranger into their home and make him or her feel welcome. And also they will have fun telling their friends and family about the very wet Belgian vlogger who came to their house for Dashain Usually by Dashain time the monsoon is over in Nepal, (damn climate change!) although Pokhara usually gets more rain than Kathmandu. The rain will clear up in a day or two and the air will be fresh and clean with warm sunny days. But the rain can also be thought of as a blessing as it comes from Indra the goddess of rain, And in your case you could say it was a blessing from goddess Indra because if it wasn't raining you would have visited Barahi temple and not had the chance to meet Bharat and his family and take part in this very special family celebration. You will get to visit Barahi temple later I’m sure when you take a boat ride on Fewa Tal (Lake Fewa). The tika is made from rice and yoghurt and the red colour comes from powdered sindoor, known as vermillion in English. (red is a very auspicious colour in Hinduism). The grass or sprouts that are put behind the ear is called Jamara. It is usually the sprouts of the barley plant (or can also be maize or rice). 10 days earlier the seeds were blessed and planted in a special small pot called a Kalash and then left in a darkened room to germinate and sprout. Because it is kept in the dark, it has the pale green- yellowish colour. For many Nepali families this will be one of the few days in the year when they eat meat as a family meal - especially in the villages. Actually, the "mutton" that you ate is goat meat and not sheep meat. They rarely eat sheep meat in Nepal. For me I prefer the taste of goat meat to sheep meat or what Europeans call mutton. Brother if you enjoyed celebrating Dashain, you will also love Bhai Tika festival. The sisters will honour and bless their brothers with a special multi-coloured tika that is put in a vertical line from the top of the forehead to the top of the nose and also give a small gift of fruit and sweets. In return the brothers will give the sisters a small gift of money. You can give whatever you can afford or like as it is really the gesture of giving that is more important than the amount you give. But as you've probably realised everyone is a “brother” or “sister” in Nepal. So if you are lucky you may meet a Nepali and have a conversation about the Bhai Tika festival and then get invited to a family's house to take part in the Tika ceremony. I hope you do. You will then be a true “Nepali brother” BTW, to address people in Nepal it is customary to call an older male "Dai" meaning older brother and a younger male "Bhai" meaning younger brother. (even if they are not your actual brother) You call an older female “Didi” and a younger female “Bahini”. This is more common than using the first name of the person. Brother before you go to Himal Pradesh for a trek, I highly recommend staying in Nepal and making an Annapurna trek from Pokhara. It is the perfect time of the year to make this trek. I suggest try the Ghorepani-Poon Hill to Ghandruk trek. It’s about 3 nights and 4 days. Ghandruk is a beautiful old-style traditional village of the Gurung people and from there you’ll get amazing close-up views of the Annapurna mountains and especially Machhapuchhre - the Fishtail mountain. Happy travels bro. Jai Nepal (long live Nepal)
Thank you very much for taking the time to write such a detailed comment. I learned a lot from it! Nepali hospitality is as no other! Thanks bhai or is it dhai? I don't know your age.
@@timtense 😄 at 73 years I think I am Dai (unless you're a lot older than you look)😂
Yes you are Dai. 🤣
Perfectly described! 🇳🇵🇳🇵
That's type of nepali people promoting nepal thanks man 😍😍😍
My pleasure!
Don't start your trek for a few more days! It's not supposed to rain during this time of the year ! Once the weather gets clear you will see the clear skies and breathtaking views all around! Good luck and Happy dashain.
Yeah, I'm definitely waiting until the weather gets better. Happy Dashain!
This was brilliant, well done Tim. You managed to show Nepal behind closed doors. What a brilliant video
Thank you so much. I really didn't expect this kind of hospitality but it was a great experience!
That was a great vlog mate 😊 such a sweet family and so fortunate to join in the festivities, hope you had an amazing day 🥳
Thanks mate! I really had a great experience!
You deserve award from Nepal government for promoting the birth place of Lord Gautam Buddha ..our religion, festival, culture...you are now popular over Nepal.... love from Pokhara Nepal .... Don't forget Pokhara...you are always welcome here 💕💕😘
I hope every families in the whole world should be like this family. Honestly I felt so happy to see the activities and thank you hajur for making Mr Tim homely feeling. HAPPY. DASHAIN EVERYONE.
Happy Dashain!
Thanks more Namaste happy Dashain just watching from rupa pokhara you vidio so much.
Thanks, happy Dashain for you too!
Nepalese are so friendly.
Luckily you have visited Nepal in best time.🇳🇵😍
Yes the festive season has been great so far!
Happy dashain from London Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
But I'm nepali
Love you and respect your nepali family who give you respect in nepal 🇳🇵 and you too loving our festive I will respect you always ❤
Thank you very much. Happy Dashain!
You are so lucky to have a good time with nice and kind hearted family. That’s why we love our country and culture 🙏
Enjoy your time man👍
Thank you very much 😊
Honestly, I hadn't watched any video of Tim until TH-cam randomly recommended me this one. Brilliant video loved the guy always smiling, charming and innocent. You've got one more fan, Tim. The hospitality of Mr Bharat was legendary, being a Nepalese, it makes me very happy and proud. Also, Tim looked to be verry happy and enjoying our culture, putting on Tika Jamara. ❤❤
Thanks for the great comment!
💙❤️
Tasting the real culture interacting with the locals. I loved it. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks for watching!
Welcome to Nepal Tim.Wish you a wonderful stay here in Nepal..Hope to see ur pokhara vlog soon..
Thanks! I have a few other videos to post first but then the Pokhara videos will be there!
I feel happy you didn’t feel alone at festivals time such a gesture I loving it
Very kind family!
Thank you for exploring Pokhara’s Dashain culture, it’s my hometown too 🎉
My pleasure!
It is great to see becoming a stranger happy. It's our tradition to offer hospitality to guests. Let's save our such culture and Tim you are one of the lucky person.....!!
I definitely felt lucky to be with such friendly people!
Great job 👍 tim well to you solukhumbu Nepal very enjoying video lots of love to you
Tim, they were so happy to host you at free of cost. You could have just given 500 rs as a blessing to bharat as he got tika from you. The entire family was happy that you joined them. They had no intention at all to obtain any financial reward from you in return. Make yourself comfortable and free when anyone invites you or hosts you as it is normal here in nepal. In the same time you might help the needy ones. Happy dashain.❤️❤️❤️
Yes they were truly happy, you're right but I kinda felt bad that they were sharing all their food and drinks with me and even giving me money for my blessing so I felt like I had to give something back. I don't like to show up empty-handed or I don't like to owe anything to someone. I hope they appreciated it. For me it was a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget.
@@timtense You are really generous mate. Enjoying your videos so much. Hope you have lot more to offer. Eagerly waiting for your next video.❤️❤️❤️
@@newnepal9552 I have lots more coming. I did the Langtang trek before I came to Pokhara and I'm editing the videos now. I wanted to publish the Dashain video first as it's trending now.
i am very thankful to bharat family for the great hospitality🖤🖤
Great family!
1:41 its touching the way u were literally excited n even went out to put tika while its still raining n thankgod u met beautiful people where u got to enjoy dashain more meaningfully
It's an experience I will never forget!
@@timtense have a good time in Nepal n enjoy tihar too
Thanks!
A warm greeting from Pokhara. Thank you so much for sharing Nepalese culture. Your host(Bharat) should not have taken money from you. Anyway, the people of Nepal are friendly and supportive. You are treated with good hospitality. It was rainy Dashain. It wouldn't rain in the past. This year, Nepal unexpectedly experienced incessant rain that had been a big dampener to celebrate it. Dashain is the main festival of Nepal that is celebrated for 15 days. It is marked for victory over evil.
I insisted don't worry about it! Happy Dashain for you and your family!
Man with such a big heart !! ❤️ God Bless the family 🙏 🙏
Great family!
This is called actual festival to brings all the community together celebrated that's great bharat bro.
Absolutely great!
Hi Tim ! That's the power of Khukuri Rum Because of it You gave your all money to the family 😁. Just Joking ... If you're planning to celebrate Tihar Festival Stay in village and Don't forgot to Participate in 'Deusi' Dance.
no body can resist the power of Khukuri rum 🤣
Hahaha maybe it was the rum 🤣
You are lucky person dude see they call for celebration dashain wht a humble and kind family maybe they give many bless for you...I'm enjoying your video from Bahrain
I am lucky to meet them indeed!
This is Nepali Hospitality
There is a Nepali slogan “ ATITHI DEWO BHAWA ” Which means Guest Are God.
I hope You are having great time ❤️
I noticed the hospitality is on another level here
Just wow thank you and definitely I’m going to subscribe ❤️
Thanks for the support!
I just saw your video and I love the way you travel and interact with people. I am in Pokhara now as well. Traveling myself from America.
Thank you for the compliment. How long will you be here in Pokhara?
Bharat dai you are doing great 👍. You really shows our hospitality to our guest.
He's the best!
Man! Thanks a lot for celebrating dashain in nepal
Bharath dai lai hardik dhanyawad❤️
It's my pleasure!
Good job Bharat brother 👍👍👍 tim happy dashai 👍I'm watching from Qatar
Thanks for watching! 😍
Pokhara will always remember you 💕
This is a cracking video Tim mate love it 🇳🇵
Thanks man, it was a great experience!
We are country with Festivals more than the days of year😁 sharing and caring is all about values we grow with! Next time make sure you don't give all your money after putting them tika🤪😂 enjoy your stay In Nepal! Keep exploring!
I love festivals so that's great 😍
@@timtense so you probably need a visa grant of almost a year😁, usually festivals in Nepal starts from August, If you follow Nepali Calender it starts from Full moon day of Shrawan!! note that😉
Hahaha I need to move to Nepal apparently 🤣
@@timtense indeed haha, and next important festival, festival of lights, tihar is starting from 22nd October! that's mor fun, ENJOY!
Looking forward to it!
The blessings of that Dashain tika made you famous.
Although we know its your hardwork which made you famous but the Dashai tika boosted it, my POV
The life time experience thanks to Mr Bharat dai for welcoming you and discover the warm welcome and celebrating the biggest festival dashain for him.
I'm honored to celebrate with him and his family!
i am NEPALI actually they are blessing for your bright future and also use to achive alaways success
Oh that's nice!
Huge respect for those family ❤️
Absolutely 💯
great Tim, i see you been enjoying with nepalese family on the festive of dashin, have your great time in Nepal
I had a great time!
Happy Dashian and love from Nepal 💕
Happy Dashain!
Thanks for that man for inviting you and giving Dashain Tika
I'm very grateful!
Had a great time in Pokhara. Enjoy!
Thank you very much. It's raining alot for now but hopefully in a few days it'll be better!
@@timtense the bar nightlife is fun. Busy bee bar has a really cool vibe and the Longest Bar has really good food.
I might have to check that out then 😅
@@timtense you could get a video just on the night life, and The Rolling Stones Rock bar. Live music.
@@Mghusky in the night I usually don't film as the video quality is pretty horrible. Also it gives me some time to work, relax and hang with friends 😁
Finally 10 k subscriber .. congratulations
Hey Tim after you come back to Kathmandu please Come visit to me I want to show you street foods of Kathmandu and everything as a subscriber and to show you my city for absolutely free of cost ❤️❤️your vlogs
Maybe we can arrange that
For sure it will be my pleasure to show you around just let me know if you have plan to hunt some of the sickest food tour
Realy nice this video happy dasain .
टीका त पहीले त ठूलो ले पो लगाउनु प्रने हो त ?
ठूलो / मैलो साईलो ।llike that ..
Happy Dashain!
Bideshi Christian le tika lagauchhan, Nepal ka Christian vanauda haru kalo tika lagaudai hidchan.
Tei taw
Ma pani tehi sochxu..achammai xa hamra nepali christian vanauda haruko
Monsoon till october is unheard in Nepal. This is where you get sunny days with blue skies before winter settles in.
Damn you CLIMATE CHANGE.
Also, no one does hospitality better than Nepali people. They invited a random person off the streets for a very personal festival.
Yes this late monsoon is annoying. Climate change is real. Hospitality has been overwhelming so far!
Ahh haha je bent er al, Im just catching up with all videos 😂
Yesss, al bijna een week ondertussen.
dai lai dherai dherai dhanyawad nepal ko naam rakhnu ko lagi
Great to watch your videos of dashain with pure nepalese culture and hospitality
Thanks bharat for your warm hospitality to make tim’s moments memorable and introduce our nepalese culture and generosity to TIM and the world through TIMs Vlog
I hope you will celebrate TIHAR as well
Tihar is more interesting and celebrating festival with beautiful cultural dance all over the country
Happy Dashain And Tihar TIM and all
Thank you very much for the support. I hope to find a sister that can bless me for Tihar!
🌹🌹🌹 नेपाली दाजुभाइ तथा दिदी बहिनी हरु मा म्यानमार देखि धेरै धेरै माया, सम्झना छ 🌹🌹🌹
One thing that i like most about we Nepalese is we are so hospitable and kind 😊😊
Absolutely 💯
Jamara = sprouts of mixed seeds, maze, paddy, wheat and barley.
Tika= mix of yoghurt, rice, and red powder colour.
Thanks for the info!
Good Job Bro. Happy Dashain
Thanks. Happy belated Dashain!
Proud to b Nepali because Nepali hav kind hearted helpful and really thanks to our Nepali brother
Absolutely true!
I am in Prague for my studies and thus badly missed Dashain, Tika and everything in Nepal.
Enjoyed seeing you receiving tika.
Good luck with the studies!
Wow that’s nice that is why I feel proud of nepali we call strangers and celebrate like a family enjoy bro
Nepali hospitality 😍
I am a big fan of your and I have been seen your video lots of thanks to that family they invite you to celebrate 🎊 Dashain and they are great and big heat family!!! Keep updating your video god bless you!!!
Thank you very much for the support!
@@timtense you are always welcome sir and come again to visit Nepal 🇳🇵
welcome to our beautiful country Nepal and Pokhara thank you very much for visit Nepal and Pokhara
It's my pleasure!
This is real nepal., thanks bharat dai, and mr. Tim welcome to your second home, feel like home brother. God bless you , happy dashai all of you💞🌺🙏🇳🇵
Thanks, happy Dashain for you too!
That was quite good video Nepal isn't too much develop county but the mind of Nepalese people is fully developed in such a situation
They have a big heart!
Thank u bro"Happy Dashain"
Happy belated Dashain!
What Bharat did was beyond the amount he got paid but hey who is to say that we Neaplaese want money...
We meaning Bharat's family showed true and genuine hospitality that even a few hundred dollars cannot buy...I believe most Nepalese would have done the same thing. Won't you?? At first, when he decided to go to the temple for tika I kinda felt bad for him but I was really amazed at how fast he could get Nepalese people who would invite him into their homes for this precious moment. You guys should give a shoutout to Bharat and his whole family. Also, any guest visiting Nepal should know about this vlog so that they can be aware of the fact that how much Nepalese hospitality can go if it comes to serving foreigners, tourists, and all other people who wish to visit Nepal. These small kinds of actions are what made Nepal an important destination for tourists who feel that even though they spend most of their money on luxurious things it is impossible to get in other countries. Coming from the background of the tourism industry I believe this is true for the whole Nepalese family. Look how even the kids were excited to see the unknown person at their home during the greatest festival of Nepalese people. Imagine if it were Christmas in the USA and imagine if you were invited to a Christmas celebration with an American faMILY. I KNOW MOST OF YOU CAN'T EVEN IMAGINE BECAUSE I BELIEVE MOST OF THE US(AMERICANS) ARE FOCUSED ON OUR OWN FAMILY DRAMA WE TEND TO FORGET THAT THE WORLD IS FULL OF PEOPLE(TBH 7-8 BILLION PEOPLE). I HAVE NO WORDS, AT LAST, TO EXPLAIN WHAT BHARAT AND HIS FAMILY DID TO THE BELGIUM GUY. I HAVE RESPECT FOR THE GUY WHO SHOWED ENTHUSIASM FOR OUR CULTURE AND WAY OF OUR LIFE. WHY CANNOT THE WESTERN COUNTRIES SHOW MORE LIKE THIS? WHY SHOULD THEY ALWAYS PORTRAY NEPAL AS BEING CORRUPTED AND NOT BEING A GOOD PLACE TO VISIT. IT ALSO GOES WITHOUT SAYING THAT WE DO NOT HAVE OUR OWN FAULTS. WE ARE SURROUNDED BY MISCONCEPTION, SUPERSTITION, AND A LOT OF CHALLENGES THAT WOULD OBSCURE US FROM BEING A MODERN COUNTRY BUT I BELIEVE THAT WITH TIME WE CAN MAKE CHANGES AND STAND FOR THE WELFARE OF THE GENERAL NEPALESE POPULATION.
You are absolutely right. The nice people is what what makes Nepal so beautiful and it's the reason that I'm going back!
Woow happy dashain
Verry nice
Happy Dashain to you too!
Happy dashain 🍀
I said you nah nepali people have great heart and they invited you in dashain although you are tourist❤️😌 You exactly come at the right time🥺😍
They have a great heart indeed. It's so true!
I'm watching your video from UK n keep going on bro.happy happy dashain 🇳🇵🇬🇧
Thanks for watching. Happy Dashain!
Welcome to nepal Tim . I enjoyed the your video .. 😍😍😍 and happy dashai brother.
Thank you very much sister! 😍
What a great experience you made awesome 👏
Thank you so much for loving nepal
i enjoyed alot....
happy dashain u r awesome.....
welcome to nepal...n have a enjoy....
Thanks! You are awesome too!
Wow Amazing dashain festival of video, you should visit at lumbini buddha birthplace watching from butwal nepal and happy dashain
Happy Dashain to you too!
iam very enjoy when i see your videos you enjoy nepali culture and nepalese , you are very humble person ,god blessed you anytime anywhere now I'm watching from malaysia
Thank you for watching from Malaysia!
@@timtense now where are you mr tim ? belgium or another country ?
I'm in Belgium currently
Wow that's good 👍️
Hi Tim,
I'm staying at Chhimeki hotel in Kathmandu. In a video that you made here the guy that brings you the food to your room told me to tell you that he wants you to cut him out of your video. The room service guy.
Thanks man.
Hi there, thanks for telling me. I will have a look what the easiest solution is to edit an already uploaded video. Should be possible I think.
Really feels so happy that you got an oppurtunity to celebrate great nepalese festival dashain with bharat’s family
I loved it!
What a lovely gesture by Bharat
I hope you enjoy your time here in nepal🇳🇵
He's the best and I'm loving it here!
Hello Tim 👋 it's tenzy from Newyork watching your video I enjoyed it .. but be safe n enjoy in Nepal... pokhara is my hometown I feel so good watching your vlogs I just subscribed your channel... all the best 👍 Tim ..
Thanks for watching bro. Pokhara is gorgeous!
@@timtense I m tibetan lady not bro 🤣🤣
@@Tenzoo82 oooh haha sorry 🙏
Tim I am following your video it's very amazing your Kathmandu vlog I heard (monkey temple)actually this place called Swayambhu nath temple.
Thanks
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Happy dashain..nice vlog brother.. looks like your youtube channel is really boosting in Nepal..wish u good luck brother.. thank you and keep making more
Thanks, happy Dashain for you too. It's true my channel is very successful here, I appreciate all the support!