Its really great to watch this documentary and remind back those childhood and at the same time feel sad too,since day by day generations by generations our traditions and history is loosing. we should really be serious and think how can we preserve it and keep alive as it is.However Thanks and appreciate to all the unite who has done such a beautiful project.
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They should at least bring some food with them if they knew that the host wont have much food. At least rice/flour/sugar/dried food would be a blessing to them living up in the mountain.
Sherpa फेमिली नाम है, जाती? तिबेट पहाड़ी जीवन छोड रहे है, शहरी भागदौड़ के अलावा कुछ नहीं । आप कुछ खेती कुछ पशुपालन से चलाते है। शहर मे कीराये की जगा, सबकुछ खरीदकर इसतमाल करना, सरपा अनाज, दुध तो आप खुद का हरीभरी वादी चारा पशु का कुदरत देन दुःख होता है।
I hope these people who were kind enough to house and feed this bunch of hikers and film crew were compensated handsomely for their generosity in allowing this film to be made and the expense on their part in feeding this bunch. It's interesting that the main priority for any group of people is always to first build their "house of worship" around which everything else revolves upon.
So sad to know that these people are leaving behind their traditions, but quite understandable. Life for them is so hard. Thank you for the educational value of this documentary.
@@nurusherpa1291 I've just came across this documentary and would like to wish you good luck in whatever you decide to do in your life! But anyway, memories of the past will surely stay with you and hopefully next generations as well.
This documentry did a great job in explaining and giving a clear exposer on the life in people are living out there. I personally enjoyed itt very much.😄😄 And a huge thank you for the crew for the great work🖤🖤
Namaste. Thankyou for your film. I have very fond memories of Nepal and the Himalayas. It is sad that a way of life is disappearing but it is such a hard life. I wish I could have spoken to the Nepalese people I met. Everyone was so friendly.
Very good video. There are many things to learn from the ancestors of the world. Many things we could apply to the world now as we need peace, love, undestanding. Love the views gorgeous country. Thanks
Great job all team For research of Sherpa traditions Noamd job chauri cow herding in the high hill region of dharmadanda and Gyang kharka area, NorthEast region of Solukhumbu Nepal. Keep it up 👍
Life is all about learning. I learned from your documentary about them, who are to loose their own habitat . Something worth watching in these days of Quarantine.Nice documentary Folks!#Everest Region#
@@MaroonStudioProduction I am waiting hard to see you guys Coming up with Next Project. Actually, good Job Team.Also, Best wishes for the projects ahead.
thanks a lot for core team for making this wonderful documentary in serene region which is almost unknown to many outsiders like me. while it's a visual treat to watch mountain people & their lifestyle but one has to look into their eyes to understand hardships they go through on everyday life (22nd min while looking at her eyes, it almost made me cry, it's just too emotional) i don't know whether it's my selfishness that I want these people to follow there traditional lifestyle, but my other side says they must come out and live a better comfortable life. am always pretty confused on this. anyways, lovely documentary. lots of love to Nuru's papa and mama :)
@@earlemorgan5068 A degree of naivety is in your comment... about it being their choice. Community college not exactly being in their range of options. Peace be.
Such incredible people of Nepal ..a very warm welcome to this team...this is the traits I love of Nepalese a people will welcome you with great smile ..thank you for this documentary...in looking forward to visit this country once in my whole life ..jay Nepal...jay Nepalese...I love you so much...the edited was amazing...the sound effect makes me cried a little...the production in total was fantastic...one of the best document I ever seem...Godbless you Himalayas....Godbless your people
@@MaroonStudioProduction my pleasure...keep pushing...keep sharing hajur lai 🙏🙏🙏🙏 love you all guys from the heart of filipina 🇵🇭..jay nepal jay nepalese
captions are too small and fast you can barely finish reading it. docu guy may also need a little subtlety in his questions. would have made the docu a lot better. thank u anywaay
What a fascinating and deeply engrossing documentary! Such a pristine but desolate area; awe inspiring silence of the snow clad mountains. I can not even imagine how it would feel to eat only a porridge made of rice, milk, butter and salt, with no grains and green leaves. No vegetable curries, or fruits and nuts, to accompany their bland, staple food. Their diet is even more sparse and meagre than the austere diet of Jain Digambar monks. And yet these mountain Sherpas look sturdy, healthy, with rosy cheeks. Even the toddler has cherubic, pink cheeks and dark, glistening eyes. Not a single person looked thin, under fed or emaciated, which is quite an accomplishment. That is perhaps so because they are so small in number, unlike the over-populated countries with an abundance of thin, sickly, emaciated, starving children with hollow cheeks that we see in so many documentaries about African and Asian and South Asian countries. Thank you very much for uploading this informative documentary. I enjoyed watching it. Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania
Nice to see - if even halfway through - that there are actually women in the community as well. Watching the first half, I thought "well, no wonder they're dying out, there are no women there". Always remember that women are as an important part of your documentaries as the men are.
nice film next time pls spend little time checking captions, spelling etc particularly when you have non-native english speaking audiences (at film festivals) I can help if u need have shared
This docu has a great unused potential, imo. Plus, the background music between scenes is as if I watch a travel agency commercial, would have been better if they used the people singing in the background instead of that "modern traveling" background music.
Ok so this was good.. but I do not know how this won an award and the French lady that did the docs on women in himalayans and the other one on goat herders in northern India mountains did not recieve some kind of award (sorry names of them I forgot lol).. man hers were Awesome! This was good but hers was so much better... Marion I think her first name.. Sad to see anything come to an end... Im glad someone is giving this lifestyle film so rest of us can enjoy what they do and have done.
Did the visitor group offer any money for eating n lodging? Or any kind of food or material? If not, then its just another no good cheapskates visitors, freeloaders impinging on poor folks living on these rural area.
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"Each age is a dream that is dying, or one that is coming to birth."
Needs to be carved in the sky.
18:14
Its really great to watch this documentary and remind back those childhood and at the same time feel sad too,since day by day generations by generations our traditions and history is loosing. we should really be serious and think how can we preserve it and keep alive as it is.However Thanks and appreciate to all the unite who has done such a beautiful project.
@Nimlekee Sherpa you are most welcome.
My friends son died on Everest. At the time he was the youngest to reach the top. He died on the way down.rip🙏
We are still promoting Chauri and Yak in modern way.
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Ani tsultrim.. I would be pleased to go there and die...in Powha practice..tu jay chay.
The documentary did not provide a lot of information. After watching it, I still do not know much about the nomads.
thank you for this beautiful documentary. Lynn - Australia
Ok what do you bring to them as gifts?
@@kajalsingh9554 search nomads there's a lot of videos out on several nomads all over the world. I've watched numerous ones.
Beautiful documentary. I learned so much from it, I was so surprised that cows could live in so high altitude. 🙏❤
Glad you enjoyed it😀🙏
They should at least bring some food with them if they knew that the host wont have much food. At least rice/flour/sugar/dried food would be a blessing to them living up in the mountain.
मलाई आफ्नो भाषा-संस्कृति एकदम मन पर्छ त्यसैले गर्व छ शेर्पा हुनुमा
Sonam Sherpa watch sherpa radio programs if u love ur culture and language:) th-cam.com/video/sedRaeJ8NzE/w-d-xo.html
Sherpa फेमिली नाम है, जाती? तिबेट पहाड़ी जीवन छोड रहे है, शहरी भागदौड़ के अलावा कुछ नहीं । आप कुछ खेती कुछ पशुपालन से चलाते है। शहर मे कीराये की जगा, सबकुछ खरीदकर इसतमाल करना, सरपा अनाज, दुध तो आप खुद का हरीभरी वादी चारा पशु का कुदरत देन दुःख होता है।
Thank you so much for making this documentary possible to see. It touched me deeply
Thank you for bringing us to the snowy Himalayas and for the up close and personal understanding of the last nomads. God bless them.
Beautiful. Sadly, a way of life that will soon disappear.
I hope these people who were kind enough to house and feed this bunch of hikers and film crew were compensated handsomely for their generosity in allowing this film to be made and the expense on their part in feeding this bunch. It's interesting that the main priority for any group of people is always to first build their "house of worship" around which everything else revolves upon.
Awesome documentary/ movie. This kind of had work will enhance to introduce our country, culture, languages, and more to international society.
Thank you Ram sir!
So sad to know that these people are leaving behind their traditions, but quite understandable. Life for them is so hard. Thank you for the educational value of this documentary.
We are trying to work in morden way than my parents did. Thanks for your valuable comment.
@@nurusherpa1291 I've just came across this documentary and would like to wish you good luck in whatever you decide to do in your life! But anyway, memories of the past will surely stay with you and hopefully next generations as well.
You would wonder how they exist at such an altitude they are brilliant race of people
This documentry did a great job in explaining and giving a clear exposer on the life in people are living out there. I personally enjoyed itt very much.😄😄
And a huge thank you for the crew for the great work🖤🖤
Thanks for sharing!
Wow beautiful 😍good job sherku 👍
Thank you so much
Documented so well....I wish n pray people and government comes forward to help these people...
Namaste. Thankyou for your film. I have very fond memories of Nepal and the Himalayas. It is sad that a way of life is disappearing but it is such a hard life. I wish I could have spoken to the Nepalese people I met. Everyone was so friendly.
Very good video. There are many things to learn from the ancestors of the world. Many things we could apply to the world now as we need peace, love, undestanding. Love the views gorgeous country. Thanks
thnks a lot to the team for such a wonderful documentary.
Thank you for this documentary. GOOD JOB TEAM 👍👍..
Western civilization consumes way beyond our needs, sometimes less is more. More better for mother nature and our kids future. 😄
Great job all team For research of Sherpa traditions Noamd job chauri cow herding in the high hill region of dharmadanda and Gyang kharka area, NorthEast region of Solukhumbu Nepal. Keep it up 👍
Thank you so much
Thanks dai.
Very beautiful
What a wonderful journey. Thank you for bringing us along.
Our pleasure!
Life is all about learning. I learned from your documentary about them, who are to loose their own habitat . Something worth watching in these days of Quarantine.Nice documentary Folks!#Everest Region#
Thank you Sandeep. Hope you will always love the Himalayas as you have cherished in your trekking days.
@@MaroonStudioProduction I am waiting hard to see you guys Coming up with Next Project. Actually, good Job Team.Also, Best wishes for the projects ahead.
We(westerners) cannot begin to understand (or criticize) anything about this way of life.
thanks a lot for core team for making this wonderful documentary in serene region which is almost unknown to many outsiders like me. while it's a visual treat to watch mountain people & their lifestyle but one has to look into their eyes to understand hardships they go through on everyday life (22nd min while looking at her eyes, it almost made me cry, it's just too emotional)
i don't know whether it's my selfishness that I want these people to follow there traditional lifestyle, but my other side says they must come out and live a better comfortable life. am always pretty confused on this.
anyways, lovely documentary. lots of love to Nuru's papa and mama :)
They may have hardships like all people. However, it is their choice that comes with some nice serenity and less stress.
@@earlemorgan5068 A degree of naivety is in your comment... about it being their choice. Community college not exactly being in their range of options.
Peace be.
Fantastic 👍🤗
I've just discovered and subscribed to your channel. Keep on doing a great job ☺️🙏
Such incredible people of Nepal ..a very warm welcome to this team...this is the traits I love of Nepalese a people will welcome you with great smile ..thank you for this documentary...in looking forward to visit this country once in my whole life ..jay Nepal...jay Nepalese...I love you so much...the edited was amazing...the sound effect makes me cried a little...the production in total was fantastic...one of the best document I ever seem...Godbless you Himalayas....Godbless your people
Thank you so much 😊
@@MaroonStudioProduction my pleasure...keep pushing...keep sharing hajur lai 🙏🙏🙏🙏 love you all guys from the heart of filipina 🇵🇭..jay nepal jay nepalese
Thank you so much
captions are too small and fast you can barely finish reading it. docu guy may also need a little subtlety in his questions. would have made the docu a lot better. thank u anywaay
Thank you for sharing this. I feel honored to have been one of those to have seen this.
Well done. Thank you.
Nice documentary, captions are often incomprehensible though, it's a pity
So beautiful 🌷🙏🏽
beautiful place.
Yes it was!
Wonderful documentary 👏 ❤
Thank you so much 😊
Great work Guys.....Hat's off...
Nice Film. Would be more understandeble, if undertitels were shown longer and in more huge letters
Sorry.
very nice documentary. keep it up
Thanks a lot
Thankyou , that was very nice ; namaste
How fascinating! 😳
Jai Nepal jai desh. Nepal ma gai prati ko maya nice.
Thank you saurav!
Thanks.
You're welcome
This film reminds me of the film of habitants in Peru, South America . Are they ancestors of Mongolian tribe?
Yes they are
Thanks for the wonderful video......it is amazing and knowing about the nomads of Himalaya
What a fascinating and deeply engrossing documentary! Such a pristine but desolate area; awe inspiring silence of the snow clad mountains. I can not even imagine how it would feel to eat only a porridge made of rice, milk, butter and salt, with no grains and green leaves. No vegetable curries, or fruits and nuts, to accompany their bland, staple food. Their diet is even more sparse and meagre than the austere diet of Jain Digambar monks. And yet these mountain Sherpas look sturdy, healthy, with rosy cheeks. Even the toddler has cherubic, pink cheeks and dark, glistening eyes. Not a single person looked thin, under fed or emaciated, which is quite an accomplishment. That is perhaps so because they are so small in number, unlike the over-populated countries with an abundance of thin, sickly, emaciated, starving children with hollow cheeks that we see in so many documentaries about African and Asian and South Asian countries. Thank you very much for uploading this informative documentary. I enjoyed watching it.
Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania
U got a new subscriber now...Gud documentary
Subtitling is very poor. Blurred..
asunaie ayo herna pauda thnak.s guy*s.
Nice to see - if even halfway through - that there are actually women in the community as well. Watching the first half, I thought "well, no wonder they're dying out, there are no women there". Always remember that women are as an important part of your documentaries as the men are.
True
nice film
next time pls spend little time checking captions, spelling etc particularly when you have non-native english speaking audiences (at film festivals)
I can help if u need
have shared
Okay sure
It's very sorry , the sentences was so small.
This docu has a great unused potential, imo.
Plus, the background music between scenes is as if I watch a travel agency commercial, would have been better if they used the people singing in the background instead of that "modern traveling" background music.
At 27:33 you state "four months later after the shooting"! What shooting?
Actually Sherpa are Tibetan . Not Nepali . There ancestors from Tibet . . Sherpa are Tibetan . 99percent same culture .
I am sherpa and I am from Nepal!
Ya,you said right,and are you sherpa or tibetain I want to know, and if you reply it would be better ha ha ha 😆😆😆😊😊😊🤗💖
Ok so this was good.. but I do not know how this won an award and the French lady that did the docs on women in himalayans and the other one on goat herders in northern India mountains did not recieve some kind of award (sorry names of them I forgot lol).. man hers were Awesome! This was good but hers was so much better... Marion I think her first name.. Sad to see anything come to an end... Im glad someone is giving this lifestyle film so rest of us can enjoy what they do and have done.
You’re talking about Marianne Chaud?
The day a race was lost. All while the world was at war with a pandemic...
Remember...
So small the English Translation…Hard to read..
😕
nice! wanna be friend
Jesus Christ The King of Kings loves you
🕯❤️🕯
😍😍😍😍🤩🤩😍😍😍
Too small to read too fast to follow
where is this
FINAL DISTINATION
It’s ghangharaka peak in and around lower solukhumbu
Our local religions don't seem as beautiful or soothing. My hypocrisy is neon,, scribbles the American.
Aren't they similar to Hmong tribe tree?
Yes ! They are.
Then there was the Yeti
15:15 🤣🤣
Did the visitor group offer any money for eating n lodging? Or any kind of food or material? If not, then its just another no good cheapskates visitors, freeloaders impinging on poor folks living on these rural area.
He obviously dont believe you lol
Boy, they do know how to make terrible music. It is just a bunch of ugly sounds.
It's not meant to entertain. They're expressing something, and the feeling of creating the sounds is more important than distant audiences hearing it.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 So what.
@@earlemorgan5068 So think about it.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 Whatever
@@arunachalpfmilyhomefunente7315 You like stupid sounds and you are hostile too.