Mount Everest Base Camp Trek- Full Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2022
- Nepal is a special place to me. I have never experienced such incredible natural beauty anywhere else in the world. This trek to EBC was difficult but one of the most life-changing things anyone can do.
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Guys I am coming back to Nepal soon. Who wants to meet up??
I miss the country and the people so much 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Yeah sure man🥲❤️
@@user-pk8hc9vb1x October!!
@@CountingCountries oh it's my birthday month 🙌🥲 see ya there ❤️🇳🇵
Let’s summit Everest next time together guys… reply please
This March 2023, I was on my way back from EBC and met your guide in a tea house. We'd stopped there for lunch and he was sitting right across my table. I introduced myself and told him about your video and also told him how we ended up singing "Resham Firiri" throughout our trekking. The guide was so humble and I took a selfie with him before leaving...
Ahh that’s amazing!! He is such an incredible guide glad you had the chance to meet him
This is by far the best EBC documentary I have ever seen. I am a fan of people that show their struggle and not pretend to be a hero up in the mountains. Fair play to you and your mate. I also applaud you for looking after your guide. He seem like a gem
Couldn't agree more! 👌
Mad respect for praising Dilak as the mvp. Those guys work very very hard, and their job is usually a thankless one, at least from all the docs wee see on the net. Kudos to all of you!
Even I am Nepalese, I have not seen beauty of my country. Thank you so much for publicity of Nepal’s as well as world’s famous “The Mount Everest”❤❤❤❤
Nepal is a beautiful country.
Brilliant film, enjoyed every second. I did the trek (traditional route) 4 years ago at age 67. Life affirming and spirit altering. I wept like a baby when I had to say goodbye to our porters and sherpa and the Himalaya. You cannot experience it without coming home changed. You brought it all back to life for me and for that I am grateful. Take care and safe journeys.
Honestly. One of the best documentaries of Everest Genre I have ever seen. Thank you so much.❤
Great job Kids im 60 yrs old and the video was Spot on.I truley enjoyed it.Thank you so much.ENJOY YOUR LIFE. DEB ❤
I agree.
Dilak's dance after giving the snickers is what life is all about, love that guy 🥰!
He's wonderful..!so much positive energy. De-lock as I heard his name as! Is it spelled Dilak?
Absolutely
I've watched many EBC treks and yours has been the best, showing the tea houses, food, baths and honesty about difficulty of the elevation. I also liked the info about guides, cost and your respect for their jobs. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Feel exactly the same
That means a lot thank you 🙏🏽
I agree with this too :) Awesome content >> I am going to aim for that Killer Apple Pie stop
🙏🙏🙏
The best everest trek video
Very informative. Picturesque. Loved how you broke down costs from tour guides
and what was included. Loved the meal times. I’m a 71 yo female who backpacked from Bali to UK in 1975. Brought back memories of my time in Nepal. Thank you for your amazing video 😃
W O W ‼️ 🇮🇩 ➡️ 🇬🇧 👍☑️👏
Would love to know more about that journey! 👍
Bro... this was amazing. You and your cousin are so humble and full of humility. You guys are actually secure with being imperfect human beings. This was a huge breath of fresh air.
Thank you that means a lot!
Magnificent view of Himalayas during MBC to ABC ruclips.net/video/yn4vzcjZUyk/видео.htmlsi=KkHRu-vDx6yhET0R
How much was the trip. Was it sponsored or payed a guided company
@@jessegoodspeed5076watch the video. He breaks it down to the penny!
@@jessegoodspeed5076. He breaks it all down, at 1:22:42
You sir, are a excellent documentarian. Well paced documentary and also capturing the essence of the Himalayas with the singing of Dikal. Brilliant.
Appreciate that so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@CountingCountries Do you spell his name as Tikal or Dikal? Also, what kind of equipment do you use? I am a novice filmmaker. Thank you brother.
I agree how much did you tip him
If you are going to allow social media to distract you, this is the best way to do it. This was well done.
Counting Countries , bro you are a very humble guy too. Delok met his match in humility. You hardly ever complain about anything. Delok understands hospitality and humility. I hope we see more of him in the future
it's like watching a movie, a well-made documentary!
Ahh thank you!!
I can't believe this doesn't have more views. Very well made, not a single dull moment. Thank you for taking us with you. You have a new subscriber from the Philippines. ✌🏼🙏🏼👍🏻
Thank you I appreciate that!!
This deserves A Million more Views!!! 🔥
I always sleep to Everest climbs but finally came across your amazing entry. You keep the viewer captured, documenting the culture, lifestyle and spectacular scenes every step of the way. I made a point of watching every moment and can only congratulate you and your cousin for an epic journey. Thank you for taking us with you. My only problem is, you make it look so easy! Well done.
Wow that is very nice thank you so much!
Amazing documentary I have watched 10 times already I’m doing it soon how much did you tip him
thats cheap for a lifetime experience that you never will forget
I cannot believe that I watched the entire documentary! It was so interesting and I just kept watching to see what was going to happen next. Your guide and pack guy were BOSS! I'm proud of you guys! Now I need for you to let the wife do some traveling and you have an adventure with baby boy! 😂 No, I'm for real about the last part 😊
Same here. Didn’t even get to pause for a cup of tea. Such a unique and wonderful experience to share with you all😊
I've suddenly been watching a lot of great mountain climbing videos on youtube and most have been tragedies on Everest peaks and K2 so this was a welcome change up. I trekked through the Annapurna circuit in 1997, up and down and up and down 5 days, definitely was done after 5 days due to foot blisters... definitely a workout physically and mentally, definitely the most amazing views of mountains and the initial actual plane ride for me into Katmandu was scary but so cool to see these beautiful peaks peaking up beyond the clouds in a plane. Trekking was more than enough for me at the lower Annapurna levels. i personally would never climb great heights in the snow...I respect Mother Nature too much and in fact fear her greatly ever since almost dying the first afternoon of our trek when a wall of a sudden hail storm pounced upon us literally out of nowhere. The hail was somewhere between the size of marbles and a golf ball, we were bleeding and getting almost concussed...still not sure how we made it to that chicken shack for shelter. not a great way to start a five day trek. Thanks for showing us that people can see those same mountains and have a real adventure without super extremes. Never underestimate the power of a sudden turn in weather.
W O W ‼️ Glad you survived!!! 🐓🌨️🏚️
@@LAbee333
Thank you so much for this beautiful video! I watch a lot of these, because I hiked this trail myself in 1991 and most of the video's are so rushed and short. Love it too how enthousiastic and positive you are! In 1991 we took a bus from Kathmandu to Jiri and started to walk there. We had a book from Lonely Planet about the trail and we only got lost two times. It was not so common back then to use a guide or a porter. All the people we met on the trail were walking by themselves. It was not so busy too, we met approximately 20 other hikers in those weeks. There was no electricity in the villages, only candlelight, except in Namche - which was weird too, and the power broke several times in one evening. But, most important: the views, the people and the food are still the same! I loved the Dahl Bat Tarkaari and the Tibetan bread with eggs. I carried a walkman on which I could also record something and one night in a lodge we sang with a Nepalese family, recorded it and played it back, that was such a party! I still have this recording, where the children sing this song: Resham Firiri, so very nice to hear your guide sing that! Thanks so much!!
20 miles in one day is seriously impressive.... Especially after all the days you did before... Much respect
This was one of the best videos I've seen on trekking to Everest. It made me so excited to be and do more
This was a great video. I’m doing the EBC trek this October. I can’t wait.
Everest has always fascinated me and that includes the Everest base camp trek. At almost 65 years old and not in good physical condition I can only experience it through videos such as yours. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video and allowing me to trek with you.
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that
Thank you Lily for commenting on this incredible video of each trek. We appreciated it. And we assure to make thsi trip happen for you to conquer this trek, you can see our special offer of this program, the link is given in the description of this beautiful video.
Even you can ride helicopters 🚁 for 1day trip. Thank you
Same with me, I'm 62 and have painful feet but I'm obsessed with Mt. Everest. I also have severe altitude sickness.
@@Sperry411 Poor you I compassionate deeply
Terrific documentary! A friend made the trek in the mid ‘80s. It seemed very exotic at the time.
Your vlog is great for those who are preparing for the trip, and for those who will only make the journey vicariously.
The trek to EBC seems far more enjoyable than to attempt to climb Everest (which seems to be something to survive rather than enjoy).
You and Sam are great. Thanks for sharing.
I was thinking that about Everest. Basically it’s Everest for the sane who enjoy hot food, don’t have endless money and don’t have a death wish.
You have to be applauded for making this video, beats the hell out of many others. Love the quality of the pictures.
Appreciate that 🙏🏽
Just saw this on 9/17/23. What an amazing trip and video presentation. You guys were so much fun, so mellow and so respectful of the people and surroundings. Your Sherpa, Delak..sp? Was so humble and friendly and truly a life saver. This was a great video. So many I’ve seen have such weird, loud music and trekkers acting like jerks, embarrassing us back in the USA. Thank you for this beautiful view of your amazing journey.
Yes you truly give a good name to Americans
I watched the video as if it were a movie. I couldn't even step away for a bathroom break; you truly captivated the audience with your storytelling. Thank you so much for sharing. :))
You deserve more 🙂 love from Himalayan country 🇳🇵🏞️⛰️🙌
Much love!!
Thank you for taking us on an incredible journey with you - you are such a natural story teller. You have inspired me to book a EBC trek in 2023!
thanks for taking me on your trek. I'm 80 yo USAF disabled vet. Wish I had done more trekking...
This is not the video : This is Insane Documentary ♥️
Love it man 🇳🇵
Thank you for taking me with you on your trip.
Didn't want this documentary to end, it was capturing and indulging. Looking forward to your next trek
This video stands out from the rest because of your attention to detail, like showing your food dishes up close, the bathroom/showers at the tea-houses, you're walking around basecamp. I can't believe you guys did the 20 mile trip on the return, I never would have in a million years, and then having to deal with a 5 hour trip at the end, I would have gone out of my mind!
I loved this so much! I have watched countless doco’s on climbing the big peaks, but have never watched a trek to EBC. You have set the bar high! Thank you for taking us all along for the ride, it was incredible viewing, and congratulations on hitting all the personal milestones. You have a new subscriber (from Sydney, Australia)🙌
This means a lot thank you so much!! 🙏🏽
Could not agree more. Thank you for taking us along the journey. The documentary is inspiring. Love every minute of it. Rock on bro.
Agree 100%
First trek to base camp I have seen. Thanks for posting this. The others seem to focus on the mountain not the getting to them.
This trek is something special. I did it with a group of people this past June and it was by far the best adventure I’ve ever been on! Our flight had a detour so we landed in Phaplu instead of Lukla and had to start our trek from there in the middle of monsoon season. Definitely a challenge, but was absolutely the time of my life!
O M G ‼️ monsoon season wow!🌧️🌧️🌧️
I just book this same trip with Tilak for Nov 2024!!
@CountingCoutries amazing doc thanks for the amazing videography, great editing and taking the time to upload. Love your positivity. I'm inspired. What time of the year did you go?
Wow, this video randomly came up for me, and even though it is late, I watched the whole thing in one sitting! Amazing adventure. Loved every minute of seeing these beautiful Nepalese villages, breathtaking mountains, glaciers, Everest, and base camp through your experiences! Totally mind blowing, and your guide is so sweet and kind! All those snickers and Oreos haha! Thank you! I am now a subscriber :)
That means a lot thank you!
This is perhaps one of the best Everest trek docs I have seen yet, I so appreciate how you included so many small details this film. Your humbleness and honesty is inspiring. Kudos to your guide and the porters. Bravo! ❤😁🙏🏻
Proud to be nepali ❤❤❤
Watching from Europe 🌍 portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
Porters and guides/sherpas are such amazingly nice people, i love them and respect them so much, they give me faith in humanity tbh
Great video. I was at Gorak in 2015 when the earthquake hit, while we never made it to EBC the experience was both amazing and heartbreaking. The Nepalese people are the kindest you will ever meet and took care of us under such devastating circumstances. You brought back how cold the tea houses were… book a trip to Kilimanjaro….I’d love to relive that one!
This is a super long video of 2 hours 14 minutes. It is worth watching every day the progress made! Thanks for sharing your journey every step of the way. Great work!
Great video. I've been toying with the idea of doing the EBC trek for years, a bit afraid of the alt sickness, went horse trekking on the Tibetan Plateau 20+ years ago & were above 5000m for some time, then camped. It was fabulous except from the excruciating headache that kept me up all night, thought I was dying! 😂Luckily, it was mostly gone the next day & the guides baked us fresh bread on the campfire for breakfast! The best bread I've ever tasted! Guides are amazing!
Great documentary!
Btw, it’s not Nepalese ancient scripts. These are Tibetan mantras. The cloth door covers are also Tibetan. This part of Nepal was originally part of Tibet. Their culture, religion, language will be comparable to Tibetan vs. Nepali.
I’m not a documentary watcher by any means, but i thoroughly LOVED THIS and enjoyed watching the entire two hours of this!!!! He was such a pleasant tour guy! I look forward to watching more journeys!
Best vlog ever !!!!! I’m now subscribed and just in the middle of watching all your vlogs now. You deserve millions of views they are that good, r u really thinking of climbing Mount Everest ? If so when ?
Ahh thank you so much!! Means a lot. Hopefully within next two years!!
Fantastic goal. I just now watched you climb up the rainbow mountain vlog, oh boy did you not feel well, I can’t imagine only feeling like you have 10% lung capacity, your dad and the little girl looks like they did it no problems at all ? Must just affect people differently.
Back to watching more of your vlogs, binge watching like Netflix lol so good well done
dance after giving the snickers is what life is all about, love that guy 🥰
We just finished our EBC trek , my wife and I had an amazing time with guide Tilak , he is absolutely amazing guide and now our friend and little brother in Nepal . Namaste , going back to Florida . We will miss Tilak and his warm hospitality.
I live in Tampa and do a solo EBC in Sept.
You two have such a good vibe, I hope you keep having amazing adventures like this one, much love from Colombia ♥
Many thanks for sharing your experience with such honest clarity, attention to detail and great storytelling. Congratulations on the editing and soundtrack - not easy on a 2h video! I will be trekking to EBC in 2 weeks and your documentary was probably the best I've seen on YT "information-wise". Heard you plan to climb the mountain next time... good luck!
I leave for the EBC trek in one week! Great video to watch to get me ready and payched! Thanks!
How did your trek go?
It’s June 2nd 2023. I’ve been watching this ALL DAY. I pause a lot to watch my youngest grandson lol But it’s 7pm now and just now finishing lol!
This was AMAZING. Thanks 🙏🏽 so much for taking us along with you!
Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for this video! It`s the first time in my life i finishend a vlog without skipping parts or fast forward. The hike looks amazing and you definitely inspired me to go there. The guide seems so cool and humble, i saved the company information and looking forward to go there in the future.
Thank you so much ❤️🙏🏽
Same here I never skipped this 2 hour documentary loving it ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for taking us along this track. Truly inspired to do this. I am not a climber, but I walked the Camino de Santiago in 4 weeks. It was an incredible experience. And climbed the Zugspitze on a spontaneous decision during a day trip with only sneekers on. It has been a while. Hence, it was inspiring. It's perfect. Thank you!! 🙋🏽♀️
Now this trip makes sense to me. I could do this since I've never climbed anything higher that 4500 meters. It's wonderful to be surrounded by beauty, sleep in a bed at night after a good meal. I am amazed by people who climb Everest, get a photo and go home, but it's truly insane to me.
I love how you have a huge smile on your face during severe turbulence.
Tenzing Sherpa is not just the first Sherpa to climb Mt Everest,but the first man ever to be at the top.
If I'm reading you right, October is your birthday month! So Happy Birthday Jordan!!!
I've loved every bit of the time you've shared with us! I often smiled when I saw your joy at being there in these magnificent landscapes, also your Humble, True, Refreshing attitude and this beautiful way of rubbing shoulders with Thalak your guide, also a beautiful personality. Your passion for the beauty of nature and the beautiful human encounters that I share with you.... Just before you jumped into the water (very quickly :) you and your cousin (I thought you were brothers, so much alike you are... even if he has more hair on his head than you :) I wondered if you didn't have a sudden craving for that beautiful high mountain water! And splash you both go! Bravo !
I go to watch your climbing Fuji San !
You win a new subscriber !
So long !
Pat
Talk about content creation. A RUclipsr reaching a base camp on Mr. Everest. To view this from an everyday person perspective is next level. Never knew the beginning of the trek is through all those nice villages. Usually Mt. Everest documentary’s, the climbers are already beginning on a snowy start. We always see the top of a finished climb but never the early beginnings through the entrance and the villages. Nice.🎉
Best Everest Base Camp trek I've ever watched!
I read books about this trek. Very very nice to watch you enjoy it! I used to fantasize that I would cook meat for the guides so they could enjoy after a long day at work!
Glad that you liked the video :)
Love your positive outlook and respect for these cultures. Namaste 🙏
I watched from beginning to end. That was fantastic! I can'[t imagine walking that distance and then having to climb Everest!
And when I went to kalapatar, we went when the sun was setting and the photo I took of Everest makes it look gold!
Amazing documentary, beautiful photography and great editing, right amount of comments and background music (which can be so annoying when there's too much of it), and these two guys seem to be such nice people, so personable, not at all self-centred or narcissistic (unlike some vloggers/youtubers can be unfortunately). So there's Jordan (with his endearing enthusiasm about everything, including cakes (!) and I love how he responds to animals and uses the word "cute" a lot!), but who is the other guy? Jordan's brother? They look a bit alike - he has a very quiet but very pleasant presence too.
I have subscribed, I hope I did it the right way - I'm 70 years old and hate technology! Look forward to watching another of Jordan's docos!
To start with I have to have to admit that its by far one of the most engaging and informative coverage of the EBC out of many i have tried my luck with. Jordan, you have nailed it Bro! As my team and I are preparing for the track Apr'24 Mid, your coverage has given us tons of in-depth details. We have also engaged Alpine Rumbles team, going by your experience and recommendations. I haven't been able to figure out your month/date of travel to connect the dots with my planned date of Mid April and map the various aspects like weather, for my schedule. Please suggest your dates of travel. Any special notes if you wanted to share for my schedule (from any aspect) would be more that worthy. My scheduled date is 18-30 Apr'24.🤝
my friends and I are planning to trek everest base camp october next year...this was an awesome video to watch and inspire us to go ....namaste Nepal...and thanks buddy for your informative video...pretty cool.
Thank you for this amazing trek. I’m 60 years old, I have MS and trekking to base camp has always been on my bucket list. It’s something I can not do but I n watching ur journey I felt like you took me under your wing so generously & with such positivity I feel as though I experienced it too. Thank you so much, D
You are such an inspiration sir. This trip was well documented and it feels like traveling with you. Thanks for sharing your amazing journey. Congratulations on making it to the EBC safe.
Great video! There is not a single boring moment in these 2 hours. Thank you for documenting such a difficult trip.👍👍🌼🌼💖💖
I literally cried after i saw your video.
I m living in abroad.
And just wanted to hug you.
You knowfar more better than most of us.
Maybe in past life you were Nepalese..
You love towards nepal is just❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
First time ive ever watched a trek and this video was outstanding. Watched every second of it. Thanks for taking us along! Im truly humbled by your humility and kindness!
This was an absolute **EPIC video**! Very well done!! I LOVE travelling and I've always dreamed about doing this famous trek to Everest Base Camp...but due to health issues, I know that it will not be possible for me. Watching your detailed video was almost like being there myself. You did an awesome job filming and capturing this journey (the flights, the trek, the guides, the accommodations, the meals, the experience, etc....)...it was (almost) like being there, without being there! Kudos, you are living the dream!
I am compelled to firstly thank you for allowing me to re -live the greatest adventure Ive ever had.....and secondly to congratulate you on the best, most honest, and breathtakingly beautiful coverage of the EBC trip. This has been so enjoyable to watch, your video covered so much of the small details that most people miss, but these are the details that live with you vividly once you do this epic trip. Thank you so much, massive respect to you.😊🤙☘
Thank you so much! I appreciate that
This video is very fulfilling, I can feel the experience, thank you Jordan!
started watching because of the hot guy narrator, stayed for the actual content and incredible scenery and film footage, great stuff
Fabulous documentary ~ thanks for taking me along to places I’ll never get to visit. I have to be satisfied hiking in my beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains ⛰. Your documentary skills are A+⛰
Thank you so much 🙏🏽❤️
Thank you for sharing this journey with us. This was my favorite Everest documentary I’ve ever seen. I’ve also just added this trip to my bucket list. And I’m sending this link to all my friends. You’ve inspired a lot of life changing affirmations in my life through your travels and videos.
Dilak made me cry. What a beautiful human!! Great video!!
Firstly, I want to express gratitude for sharing your journey with the RUclips world….The resources and tools available today truly allow people like me to venture beyond the northern Arizona desert. by just clicking play
Having resided in South Lake Tahoe for several years, I've cherished its natural beauty. trails and trek that will for ever live on….but your documentary history of this incredible place on the other side of the world surpasses anything I've ever encountered.
Your genuine encounters along this trek and your reverence for the sacred grounds, the people, mountains, and your own well-being, were palpable. It prompted me to consider embarking on a similar adventure, especially as I approach my 65th birthday in a few weeks.
Your embodiment of the spirit of Namaste is truly commendable. Thank you for dedicating the time to edit and document your journey, providing a rare experience few have had the privilege to encounter.
Thank you for letting us live vicariously through your experience/video. Also, being so open and respectful to the culture of the people, learned a lot, and fortunate to see the little details of their lives.
Loved it! I feel like I’ve actually done the 12 days with you! Thanks!
This is legit one if the best videos I’ve ever watched on YT and trust me…..since about 2007, I’ve watched a whole lotta YT videos! Can’t wait to go!!!!!
OMG! The best documentary I’ve ever watched in my whole life. Thank you for sharing your journey. ❤️❤️You guys are so humble and grounded and is what stood out the most. I just subscribed! 🎉🎉🎉
Oh my Gosh, soooooo excited to watch this! Didn’t know a documentary was coming up so this was totally unexpected, yeyyyyy! ❤️
I have been working on it for the last two months and didn’t know when I would have it finished but I got it done faster than expected :)
You're underrated! I'm still halfway through watching your video . And so far I've been so excited just by watching it when you guys danced at 54:00 I did too haha . You've got a new subscriber from India. I wanna be like you guys. Love this so much!
That means a lot thank you so much 🙏🏽
You know what would be cool is to have a heated swimming pool lazy river style that people could enter and enjoy along with these gorgeous views!
I enjoy documentaries. I really like how you present the information. Some people get in their own way and "ham it up" which makes a video unwatchable IMO, but you just take us along and let us see your adventure unfold. I'm half-way through and looking forward to continuing. Thanks for sharing with the rest of us! ETA: Getting to the end now. Great to see you, your friend, and your guide made it there and back OK...CONGRATULATIONS!!!
This is by far one of the best videos I've ever seen. Great job and thank you for always tried to keep it real meaning not only showing the positive sides. Congratulations for your awesome journey. You, your cousin, your guide and your porter shared one true adventure that many of us could only dream of. Many thanks again.
Loved the entire trip! And it's so nice you give trivia's about the place! And you are a great vlogger! Whats the camera you were using? It's so clear! And great audio too!
Canon R5 👌🏽
Jordan -- That was an amazing video, I have seen a lot of Everest videos and feel yours was easily the best. You have a special talent for videoing and narrating a documentary. Have you thought of teaming up with an Everest Climbing/Expedition Company and doing a similar documentary of the groups efforts get a team to summit? It would be compelling material and something people would really like to see. It would basically be documentary of Basecamp life during Everest Climbing Season, something I don'y think has ever been done in long-form.
This video was absolutely awesome. I think I'm gonna watch it again.
Great video
Thank you!!
You guys are quite monster 32 km complete in eleven and half hours damnnnn goosebumps man way u show yours adventure every sec i enjoy it 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I appreciate that!! Means a lot 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I just love watching peoples EBC trek! I've been looking for a video like this but all the way up to the summit!
I like the "tomorrow we'll have a big day ahead of us", then...28:09...hahahah!!! I am really enjoying this dinner while hooked on this video.