Absolutely love this, I’ve been to Kathmandu twice and it’s my dream to visit there again. We traveled there on our honeymoon with my husband and unfortunately ended up experiencing the 2015 earthquake there. Luckily we survived but I have both amazing and tragic memories from Nepal. It made me so happy to see this video and hopefully I get the courage and time to travel there again, I really love Kathmandu and it’s people :) greetings from Kerala, India! ✨🤗💕🌸
Hi Guys... ! Great seeing you both again. Sally, I really do love the rainbow jacket :) Will be eagerly following along the rest of your adventures. Peace!
Awesome vlog guys and loved the editing on this. Kathmandu and Nepal is definitely on our travel list, had spoken to a few people who mentioned Kathmandu is pretty polluted though. Wera has really bad allergies so was wondering how you guys found it compared to other places in Asia?
Rudy Visuals Kathmandu is indeed polluted ... I am born and bred there hence I tend to go out of valley whenever I am in Nepal ... but there are places where it’s quiet serene around kathmandu.. you will enjoy it 😊🙏
Nice video. Kathmandu Valley has a lot to offer. There are many places not in the Lonely Planet or anywhere most tourists can find. It's a very safe place for people to go to, as well. Hope you come back soon. I could show you some places not usually with a big mention in the guide sites like these.
You are so right about the monkeys. Every day about 3 tourists get bit by a monkey, statistically speaking. Thanks for sharing your time in Kathmandu with us. I've lived here for almost 10 years and it found it to be the best place for me to spend my golden years. I fell in love with it and love to help people get the most out of Nepal. So, I appreciate your video and your enthusiasm. I saved this video to our Playlist, "Nepal Tips and Tricks from Other Channels.'
Amazing! You're going to love it. EBC is great. I (Ed) did it a few years ago with my brothers. It was easily one of the best experiences of my life. You should definitely try and get to Chitwan as well. It's a completely different taste of Nepal
Sally And Ed We are considering Chitwan and/or Phokara. In reading about Chitwan though I’m learning that many places allow elephant riding, and for ethical reasons I can’t book a stay with a hotel/resort that allows that. What was your experience with this?
Sadly there is still a lot of elephant riding in the area. I think some of the big hotels / resorts still do it, but not all. The first time I was in Chitwan (2016) I didn't see any elephant riding, but this year we saw a few people in the streets on elephants. If you go to Chitwan you will see people on elephants in the town but not in the national park. There are still some wild ones. Pokhara is really cool. It's more a city that you go an do things. Like one day go paragliding, the next day take a boat on the lake and hike to the Stupa, the day after get up to see the sunrise then go trekking. The city itself doesn't have a great deal to see and do, its more about the adventure to be had nearby
That's called a potato chop, a Newar dish. You'll see these very local places with a big pot of oil cooking. You can get samosa, pokoda, momo and this kind of food really cheap. One thing I suggest is that you check to make sure the oil is still good. Old oil is not good for your health.
Awesome guys! I have to say this is really exciting. I'm going to ask because I am sure no one will. Do the monkeys throw their pooh at you? That would tick it off my list, for sure. Those two cycle motorcycles are incredibly noisy. Thanks for sharing.
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The monkey 😍, love the cinematic broll guys 🙏👍, great tips! Bus 20 rupee is def great
Thanks guys! The buses in Kathmandu are soooo fun!
Absolutely love this, I’ve been to Kathmandu twice and it’s my dream to visit there again. We traveled there on our honeymoon with my husband and unfortunately ended up experiencing the 2015 earthquake there. Luckily we survived but I have both amazing and tragic memories from Nepal. It made me so happy to see this video and hopefully I get the courage and time to travel there again, I really love Kathmandu and it’s people :) greetings from Kerala, India! ✨🤗💕🌸
Thanks for all these great information it's an amazing place 😃
Thank you!
@@SallyAndEd best wishes have fun...🤗😃
Great video guys, it certainly is a beautiful place, I find Nepalese people really beautiful people. Thank you for sharing. 👍🇦🇺
The shrine omg hella beautiful
Yeah its so great!
Hi Guys... ! Great seeing you both again. Sally, I really do love the rainbow jacket :) Will be eagerly following along the rest of your adventures. Peace!
Hey! Thank you!
loved this video, very informative. can't wait to get there and visit everything
Thanks! You're going to have such a wonderful time. We loved Nepal
Awesome vlog guys and loved the editing on this. Kathmandu and Nepal is definitely on our travel list, had spoken to a few people who mentioned Kathmandu is pretty polluted though. Wera has really bad allergies so was wondering how you guys found it compared to other places in Asia?
Its definitely polluted, there's no denying that. I didn't find it to be any worse than south east asia though.
Rudy Visuals Kathmandu is indeed polluted ... I am born and bred there hence I tend to go out of valley whenever I am in Nepal ... but there are places where it’s quiet serene around kathmandu.. you will enjoy it 😊🙏
Nicely edited videos….🥸🥸🥸😎😎!!!
I hope that you guys enjoyed allots in Nepal 🇳🇵
Love From Nepal
:) Thanks for watching!
try nepali foods like yamari ,sekuwa ,gwaramari ,sel roti,taas,choila,chatamari, wo ,kwati ,aloo tama ,takha,nyakhuna,ghundruk sukuti etc
Nice video. Kathmandu Valley has a lot to offer. There are many places not in the Lonely Planet or anywhere most tourists can find. It's a very safe place for people to go to, as well. Hope you come back soon. I could show you some places not usually with a big mention in the guide sites like these.
Visit again please
you guys deserve more views
You are so right about the monkeys. Every day about 3 tourists get bit by a monkey, statistically speaking. Thanks for sharing your time in Kathmandu with us. I've lived here for almost 10 years and it found it to be the best place for me to spend my golden years. I fell in love with it and love to help people get the most out of Nepal. So, I appreciate your video and your enthusiasm. I saved this video to our Playlist, "Nepal Tips and Tricks from Other Channels.'
I'm really glad that you had an amazing time visiting the best places in Kathmandu and Cooking MoMos.
Hope to see you again in my country, Nepal.
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Amazing vlog! Thank you!
country nepal love💓💓💓
Thank you thank you thank youuuu!
i wach all most your video you are a lucky parson well come to my country in Nepal
Great guys did good job 👍👌🤞🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤
Thank you! Very nice of you to say
great video. thanks for sharing!
Thanks 🙏
Missed !!!!
1. Bhaktapur Durbar Square
2. Basantapur in Kathmandu
3. Kirtipur
Video is awesome. Love from Nepal.
Thank you!
Like your energy guys..Well done😃😃
Thank you! 😀😀
I am watching you guys making momo, eating granola bars here, it's killing me 😂, missing home, great video loved the energy!
Thanks for sharing...from nepal
Yay! Thanks for watching!
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! :) Nepal is awesome!
Lovely
Great video guys! Heading to Nepal in October. 😍
Oh cool! You guys will have a great time! Are you planning on trekking?
Sally And Ed absolutely! EBC. Possibly a few other spots too. There from Oct 10-28 so trying to optimize our time!
Amazing! You're going to love it. EBC is great. I (Ed) did it a few years ago with my brothers. It was easily one of the best experiences of my life. You should definitely try and get to Chitwan as well. It's a completely different taste of Nepal
Sally And Ed We are considering Chitwan and/or Phokara. In reading about Chitwan though I’m learning that many places allow elephant riding, and for ethical reasons I can’t book a stay with a hotel/resort that allows that. What was your experience with this?
Sadly there is still a lot of elephant riding in the area. I think some of the big hotels / resorts still do it, but not all. The first time I was in Chitwan (2016) I didn't see any elephant riding, but this year we saw a few people in the streets on elephants. If you go to Chitwan you will see people on elephants in the town but not in the national park. There are still some wild ones.
Pokhara is really cool. It's more a city that you go an do things. Like one day go paragliding, the next day take a boat on the lake and hike to the Stupa, the day after get up to see the sunrise then go trekking. The city itself doesn't have a great deal to see and do, its more about the adventure to be had nearby
Omg how can I find that backyard potato pancake street food place!!! :D
Hahaha I don't even know how to begin to describe it
Where is it??
That's called a potato chop, a Newar dish. You'll see these very local places with a big pot of oil cooking. You can get samosa, pokoda, momo and this kind of food really cheap. One thing I suggest is that you check to make sure the oil is still good. Old oil is not good for your health.
missing my hometown Nepal 🥰🥰
We loved it!
The 4th place you visited is right near my house
you guys soo funny and nice thanks to made this vid
Thanks!
Awesome guys! I have to say this is really exciting. I'm going to ask because I am sure no one will. Do the monkeys throw their pooh at you? That would tick it off my list, for sure. Those two cycle motorcycles are incredibly noisy. Thanks for sharing.
Haha, they didn't throw poo at us, but they threw eggs!! It's definitely worth the visit
🙌💝💝🙏
Missing my hometown Nepal.
We are planning to visit nepal but don't really plan to trek, how many days do you think we should spend there?
Wow 😍
:D It's so beautiful!
thumbs up 👍❤👍 great video ✅✅✅
Visit Chandragiri hills..
We wish could! We've already left. Next time we're in Nepal
bauddha is a nepali local newari stupa not Tibeatean. Just that after china invaded tibet, the tibetean refugee settled around bauddha.
Ohhh sorry! We didn't realise!! Thanks for the clarification
Indeed the locals are Tamang and Newars around Boudha but Tibetan and Sherpas are in majority here
Guys, I am surprised that you did not go to Bhaktapur, another ancient city within Kathmandu valley. If you did visit please upload the video.
We did! We just went to enjoy it though and not film. Sorry
You should have visited pokhara!
We did! Haha we really enjoyed it. We just didn't make a video!
Oh ✌
not pataan it is paatana
Nice 👌👌👍
Thanks :)
Wow
You got 1mor3 subscrib3 love u guyz 🇳🇵
Thank you!!! Great to have you here with us
I think you did not go to Bhaktapur & Kritipur
We went to Bhaktapur! It was beautiful! We just decided not to film it
@@SallyAndEd Ohh nooo ! :'(
Where r u from guys??
We're from Australia! :D
Sally And Ed which part of Australia 🇦🇺😊!! It’s on my bucket list ....
😍😍
Thank you!
@@SallyAndEd Welcome
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Its momo not momos
If you say momos in random places of Nepal they'll kill you😂
Hahaha we did get some funny looks 😂😂😂
@@SallyAndEd lol
veg momo 😆😆
😍😍
Thank you!