OVERLANDING INDIA PT.2 - The Way Overland - Episode 43
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- After a very enjoyable start to India, it's time to leave for Nepal. The drive to the border from Sohra (Cherrapunjee) is 640km and a further 450km to Kathmandu, all of which we plan to do over 4 days.
Our first night in Nepal we arrived (quite late) to our first camp spot which was by a beautiful river. We'd been excited to get to Nepal and find spots like this so we were feeling pretty happy to say the least. We cooked up a delicious breaky (cereal) and a strong coffee, and just sat back for 30 mins to take it all in before we kept driving to Kathmandu.
We had a couple of days in Kathmandu catching up on some editing, recording a podcast for GHT Overland (which you can listen to here: ghtoverland.co... ), and also on the usual chores like laundry and cleaning before our visitor arrived.
Mitch (Mark's brother) is back for his third visit since we've been on the trip. This time would be a little different though as we weren't going to be spending the majority of his time travelling in the Troopy. Instead, we'd be doing the 'Three Passes Trek' in the Everest region, plus another week trek to and from where we leave the car, a total of 4 weeks completing about 250km on foot.
After acquiring all of our gear for the trek in Thamel, we hit the road and started making our way to Salleri, a small village in the mountains where we planned to leave the Troopy.
Leaving Kathmandu we didn't get away until midday to start the 8 hour drive to Salleri. As we didn't want to drive in the dark we followed some tracks down to the river about half way and found a pretty epic spot for the night before continuing on the next morning.
That's a wrap for this episode! Thanks for watching! In the next episode we’ll be changing our means of travel and embarking on the "Three Passes Trek".
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Ur man is such a gem! Awesome personality. Loving his way to talk
Thanks for making the time and effort to get some excellent aerial and ground footage.
No worries Bernard! We’re glad you’re enjoying our videos 😄
I was waiting for this episode. I met Mitch in a hostel in Bangkok just before you folks met up in Nepal I'm pretty sure. Would have been October 2018 I reckon. He put me onto your channel/insta and I'm only getting through it now :)
Wow, that was a while ago now! If you met Mitch in a Bangkok hostel no doubt he was on fine form. 😂 Cheers for getting through it though, few episodes now since this one of some pretty epic places.
@@TheWayOverland yeah we went out for a couple of drinks with a group from the hostel, it was a big night 😂. Yup I'm up to the episode where you've just left Varanasi I think 🤙
Beautiful sceneries. Nice vedio
Namaste to u from my heart.wlcm to Nepal.
welcome to Nepal
Thank you! 😄
come to Colombia, you will find view like that and much much more nice things
You’re right Juan, I travelled around Colombia in 2010, loved it.
Finally got off my arse and setup patreon. Keep up the good work
Awesome! Cheers Jimmy! 👍🏼
I love my Nepal
Great music matching
Cheers Luke 👍🏼
Good video, Thanks for sharing ✌
You are such a imazing person
Keeps getting better guys. Well done. Steve
Ah cheers Steve! Hope you’re well! 😄
well come to Nepal
Thanks! 😄
WelCome to Nepal
Thanks! 😄🇳🇵
Welcome to #NEPAL
ALL THE best 😊😊
Next time you should trek annapurna circuit if you go back again.
Definitely! 🏔
Another great upload!..
Cheers! 😄
Ooh.gosh you uploaded of great Nepal. I knew it you would upload
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Hi guys just wanted to know how you find the spots for camping any app you may suggest.
You are on an amazing journey. Wish you all the best. However, you seem to have just touched a miniscule part of the northeast which has very many very unique sights and cultural diversities. And frankly, you should have entered the Manas National Park which is very scenic, particularly the river that passes through the park. You could have also entered a Bhutan through the park and spend a short time there and check out the hanging bridge at Panbang.
Thanks ☺️ Yes it would of been good to go into Manas NP though when we were there most of it was still closed after the rainy season so we decided to give it a miss. There’s still a lot of the NE that we want to see, so there’s always next time!
Didn't you go through Kakarvita checkpoint when entering Nepal? That is one of the strictest checkpoints.
We sure did! Maybe we caught them at lunch....
Thank you for coming to Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
What flares do you have on the cruiser mate? Looks good
Cheers 👍🏼 we had them made by an old guy in Perth who had the mould. We paid half the price than the ARB ones though I wouldn’t want anyone else to go through the pain of dealing with him!
I am your big fan
Cheers! 👍🏼
Your voice so nice
Hii welcome Indian
Hi guys I sw u in goa
Hey! 🙋🏼♀️
Love from Northeast india❤❤❤❤
Hye.. May i know what apps did you use for your map?
We use maps.me ☺️
@@TheWayOverland tqvm.. Have safe trip ya..
R u guys still at nepal
Nope, in Goa now.
Wow, you guys unknowingly showed some of the illegal sand mining that's a multi billion dollar industry at 3:55. Do a google search for "sand mafia india" and you'll see what I mean. I watched a Vice episode about it a few weeks ago. Great video as usual, have fun and be safe on your trek!
Wow! We had no idea, they all look so smiley! I had a quick read about the “sand mafia” and it’s pretty crazy what’s going on! I’ll have to check out the documentary.
Cheers Tex 👍🏼 J
@@TheWayOverland just be safe
w.c nepal,?
We got as far west as Bardia 👍🏼