Спасибо , огромное! В прошлом году были здесь...как будто мы снимали этот ролик! Покхара замечательный городок...хорошие и гостеприимные живут там люди. Нет ничего лучше...чем сидетб на берегу озера Фева...любоваться природой и пить каппучино!!!Очень скучаю. ...с радостью полетела бы туда снова...)))
Congratulation. A pleasant walk. Very nice finish with three children. I was in Pokhara in 1998 and I would like to revisit it and with a little luck on a sunny day to contemplate the majestic Annapurna. Thanks for taking us to walk through such simple and beautiful places
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for sharing. I think the city is beautiful and the people are remarkably beautiful. So many different cultures, so different yet so much like my own...
A definite 'like' for this video. We spent 18 days recently sightseeing in Nepal and visited Pokhara. This is the 2nd time we have been here as we also visited 6 years ago on a trekking trip. Hazel.
Ash Jan you should go again I was so lucky and finally got to see my home country this year.! Going next summer so I don’t have to worry about going outside.
This is a beautiful and great documentary video of the Pokhara city, Nepal. I want to thank you for your great and hard work, recording and sharing such a beautiful video. This city began developing only after 1960s, Pokhara has been an important depot of trans-Himalayan trade as well as a staging-point for the ole east-west main road. This nodal character in the circulation pattern has been a potent factor in establishing the region as a precursor of changes in Western Nepal. It is interesting to note that the introduction of modern transport system in Pokhara took place in an inverted sequence. Air plain in 1952, Jeep in 1957 and finally bullock cart in 1961. Again, thank you for recording and sharing this great video.........
beautiful video just months before this latest disaster...wonder what this area looks like now...would love to walk this path with a special someone...L.
+Layna8 Even I have my house in the video! The place is same as before despite some fallen compound walls during the earthquake which have now been restored!
Nice videos! I notice the image 'slips and slides' a bit on the edges sometimes... If your camera has a motion sensing function you might not get that effect if you switch that off. That fixed a similar issue with my camera, anyway.
kees Colijn Where do you plan to travel next?? How about Kazakhstan (It's actually a very well developed country with many beautiful cities), and some african countries ?
+Bimala virata Yeah, I just don't understand.Anyway, I don't go anywhere much these days, Big trip to the supermarket. Not remote. So I enjoy these videos of Kees'.
Well, the author of this video is probably older than 35. Maybe he is already finished with his life´s working duty? Did you ever think of that? That maybe now in old age he can harvest the fruit of his hard work? And start a new business in youtube at the same time? These walking videos will make him rich, as everybody wants to get the feeling to be at a certain place...walking around...for some time. :-)) And with this newly earned money he can travel even more. :-) A brilliant idea.
I am amazed that people completely ignore you as if you were invisible. How you do that? We walked through Pokhara in 1994 and 2004 and people always greeted us in a very friendly and curious way. I loved these encounters very much.
The sidewalks along palace way where redone in Feb '18. Now if they would remove the clutter. ...trees...bushes....poles....motor bikes....people sitting...Maybe the next century?????
Hi,What camera is it to take all these good memorable video.I come from Pokhara and I know all these alleys and streets.Well done for the good capture.
Do you just hold up a video camera the full time? In some of the places I go I know people don't like someone walking around videoing. I'd probably be robbed or kidnapped doing this in Mexico or Colombia.
+Richard's World soy de Colombia y en mi ciudad Medellin esta llena de extranjeros con cámaras por todos lados, hace poco un norteamericano murió en un asalto pero es un caso fortuito.
Robbery rarely happen in Pokhara. It is a very safe place and if u were walking the streets with a camera turned on, they would more likely smile and talk and hope u might put them on film! I lived there for 4 months exactly one year later than this was taken, and Pokhara is exactly the same. It was affected very little by the earthquake. It is the most charming, pleasant, beautiful place I have found to live in South Asia and intend to return soon.
+Joan Matlock hey Joan thank you so much for loving pokhara. I am planning to start a trekking business in pokhara. pls visit my page facebook.com/trektomountains. I wish I could serve you the next time you r here.
Rupesh Shrestha thaaxaina vane jaaney bujnelai sodnu jpt nalekhum..... second largest city of Nepal is biratnagar.... n this is 100 % true. not pokhara man....
It was a great documentary and that too on foot. dear friend if possible then upload all other related documentaries of pokhra, the Switzerland of Nepal. thanks
Well that's because it's morning time so most of the elder women are doing house work and younger ones are busy attending college or studying in home.If you're worried about safety you don't need to worry about that.
Vielen Dank lieber Keezi, deun Video so einfach Spitze ! Mach weiter so mein lieber Keezi.
Ich komme im Oktober 23 nach Nepal. Auch nach Pokhara. Ich freue mich schon sehr.
Nice work. Beautiful Video. Thanks Keezi.
Спасибо , огромное! В прошлом году были здесь...как будто мы снимали этот ролик! Покхара замечательный городок...хорошие и гостеприимные живут там люди. Нет ничего лучше...чем сидетб на берегу озера Фева...любоваться природой и пить каппучино!!!Очень скучаю. ...с радостью полетела бы туда снова...)))
Congratulation. A pleasant walk. Very nice finish with three children. I was in Pokhara in 1998 and I would like to revisit it and with a little luck on a sunny day to contemplate the majestic Annapurna. Thanks for taking us to walk through such simple and beautiful places
Just Beautiful !!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the video, gives an insight to Pokhara as I will be visiting Nepal this year in July/August
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Thanks for the Journey Kees. Top marks again.
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I love this walk through beautiful Pokhara. Thank you so much for sharing.
i felt i was walking again in pokhara..i miss my hometown so much...thankx for the video 😊😊😊
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for sharing. I think the city is beautiful and the people are remarkably beautiful. So many different cultures, so different yet so much like my own...
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Excelente video, bonito final con la alegria y sonrisas de los niños.
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Great video
A definite 'like' for this video. We spent 18 days recently sightseeing in Nepal and visited Pokhara. This is the 2nd time we have been here as we also visited 6 years ago on a trekking trip. Hazel.
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The foreign tourists flock here because they are able to rediscover simple lifestyles in Nepal..so serene place
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wow this place has changed so much i remember the main road was'nt even tarsealed 1984
Ash Jan you should go again I was so lucky and finally got to see my home country this year.! Going next summer so I don’t have to worry about going outside.
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So Smoothly Taken Video of Pokhara, My Home Town, Well Done.
Anita Hirachan thank you I enjoyed it very much
Nepal is also Better then Every County in this world.
LOL
This is a beautiful and great documentary video of the Pokhara city, Nepal. I want to thank you for your great and hard work, recording and sharing such a beautiful video. This city began developing only after 1960s, Pokhara has been an important depot of trans-Himalayan trade as well as a staging-point for the ole east-west main road. This nodal character in the circulation pattern has been a potent factor in establishing the region as a precursor of changes in Western Nepal. It is interesting to note that the introduction of modern transport system in Pokhara took place in an inverted sequence. Air plain in 1952, Jeep in 1957 and finally bullock cart in 1961. Again, thank you for recording and sharing this great video.........
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Very special thanks for you Mr Journey Keez,So sweet and nice trip.Thanks ya.
Thanks for another great video. Best regards from New York.
I have seen, but I want to go there again & again.
oiee nova inscrita no seu canal amo esse tipo de vídeos
Great video, thanks for sharing. What kind of camera did you use and how did you keep the video so smooth? Thanks again.
beautifull view and behind we can see the Everest 7:45, very beautiful
Thats not everest thats anapurna
Rajan Neupane actually, it's Matchaputre, with also some of the Annapurna's
beautiful video just months before this latest disaster...wonder what this area looks like now...would love to walk this path with a special someone...L.
Layna8 this is Pokhara, i have also a vid of Kathmandhu
Layna8 its the same.
+Layna8 Even I have my house in the video! The place is same as before despite some fallen compound walls during the earthquake which have now been restored!
I think that I m walking with you.
Very appreciative and funny 😂😊 when I was in Pokhara Nepal.
Good LUCK for next one 😁
clean
💖💖💖💕💓💓💓💓💓 love love .nepal.
राम्रो ।
Nice videos! I notice the image 'slips and slides' a bit on the edges sometimes... If your camera has a motion sensing function you might not get that effect if you switch that off. That fixed a similar issue with my camera, anyway.
Lots of fun and seeing the atmosphere in each country.
Thank You, Kees for another part of the world!
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kees Colijn Where do you plan to travel next?? How about Kazakhstan (It's actually a very well developed country with many beautiful cities), and some african countries ?
thanks for bringing me to such a remote corner of the world
how did you saw this corner remote?
from which angle remote??? buhhahahhah,,,,,made me laugh too.
+Bimala virata .........man, it's remote to me. Just saying.
Thats means you have not traveled to your own country (remote area) too. You can even check in youtube.
+Bimala virata Yeah, I just don't understand.Anyway, I don't go anywhere much these days, Big trip to the supermarket. Not remote. So I enjoy these videos of Kees'.
cuba. 1st. july. through. to. secand. week. in. august. any. up4. it. ?
Good one!!thanks!!
Can I ask how you make the money to travel to so many countries?
Well, the author of this video is probably older than 35. Maybe he is already finished with his life´s working duty? Did you ever think of that? That maybe now in old age he can harvest the fruit of his hard work? And start a new business in youtube at the same time? These walking videos will make him rich, as everybody wants to get the feeling to be at a certain place...walking around...for some time. :-)) And with this newly earned money he can travel even more. :-) A brilliant idea.
I am amazed that people completely ignore you as if you were invisible. How you do that? We walked through Pokhara in 1994 and 2004 and people always greeted us in a very friendly and curious way. I loved these encounters very much.
thank bro for the video
really missing mah hometown
speically lake
thank u so much
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Good video.......which hotel did you stay in ...hotel diplomat or angel
The sidewalks along palace way where redone in Feb '18. Now if they would remove the clutter. ...trees...bushes....poles....motor bikes....people sitting...Maybe the next century?????
THANK YOU KEEZY. !!!!!!!!
you must have camera on an auto stabilising gyroscope harnass or something??? surely this is not hand held - it is very steady...
Í like your camera dag my freind
Amazing video, thanks!!
Greetings Guys!! Did u get any hillside views?
there is every were hills... hahahhaha..
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good pokhara!!!!! I intend to go on a tour of bhutan sometime in the near future.
Good place
well done man !
Hi,What camera is it to take all these good memorable video.I come from Pokhara and I know all these alleys and streets.Well done for the good capture.
a handy cam
i love this place
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Nice! always thanks!
nice video!!!!
Hi keezi.. Nice to meet u.. Where do u live? Nice and very challenging chanel
Hi, i am from Amsterdam, Netherlands. Thank you
Thank You Colijin . You led me to travel in Nepal .
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Por ser um.país.visinho da India.e mais organisado
GTA Pokhara
Leuk einde.👍
Great video but I believe this is lakeside only
Rupesh Shrestha yes it is
+kees Colijn Kids trolls jajajaja
I love Pokhara. Much better than Kathmandu.
O god 32k subscriber.
Wishing for more subscriber
Thanx cruce.
57:44 small road towards my house
😆
felt really good
thank you +kees colijn
Sujan Gurung you have a beautiful and seems to be a peaceful place good for you
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gostei do final os meninos brincando com a câmera 😅
Do you just hold up a video camera the full time? In some of the places I go I know people don't like someone walking around videoing. I'd probably be robbed or kidnapped doing this in Mexico or Colombia.
+Richard's World soy de Colombia y en mi ciudad Medellin esta llena de extranjeros con cámaras por todos lados, hace poco un norteamericano murió en un asalto pero es un caso fortuito.
Estoy en Medellin ahora.
Robbery rarely happen in Pokhara. It is a very safe place and if u were walking the streets with a camera turned on, they would more likely smile and talk and hope u might put them on film! I lived there for 4 months exactly one year later than this was taken, and Pokhara is exactly the same. It was affected very little by the earthquake. It is the most charming, pleasant, beautiful place I have found to live in South Asia and intend to return soon.
+Joan Matlock hey Joan thank you so much for loving pokhara. I am planning to start a trekking business in pokhara. pls visit my page facebook.com/trektomountains. I wish I could serve you the next time you r here.
Way more developed and clean than other third countries
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣He..He..He..Ha..Ha..Ha..Har..Har. Har..😍🤣🤣🤣🤣
much much better then ktm....no dust...unlike ktm full of dust....
Just read your description. Pokhara is not the third largest city of Nepal it's the second.
Rupesh Shrestha thaaxaina vane jaaney bujnelai sodnu jpt nalekhum.....
second largest city of Nepal is biratnagar....
n this is 100 % true. not pokhara man....
a bhai pokhara nai ho feri anusandhan garnu paryo timle
Now Pokhara is the largest metro city in Nepal :D
这是城市吗？
不鬧
cabuloso
Nepal
謝謝
美麗的
😜✌️👍🙏
It was a great documentary and that too on foot. dear friend if possible then upload all other related documentaries of pokhra, the Switzerland of Nepal. thanks
26/07 July/2020,Sunday Afternoon,Post Meridem PM
Seems a bit strange, the area is packed with men, ( like in India ) very few women seen walking, and most of the women I saw were foreigners.
Well that's because it's morning time so most of the elder women are doing house work and younger ones are busy attending college or studying in home.If you're worried about safety you don't need to worry about that.
these videos are strangely appealing. Nice work on not fucking it up with talking or music.
Please show maturity.
Too much foreign tourism in Nepal!
Haahahahaha die kids op het einde👍🏻
So Nepal is full of European tourists....LOL
You enjoyed dirty village and dirty streets. Why do?
Really , its very bad country
depends how you see lotus grows in dirt...
how its bad?
Sabin Hyaumikha do you think , that its country ? I think that it's trash
Gosh u are just projecting yourself bad people see bad things every where
true!