Please be extra careful in your travels at this time because of the ongoing covid-19 pandemic, wear face mask at all times, practice social distancing, bathe once you get home prior to contact with any family members... actually it would be most prudent to stay at home during these times and practice self-quarantine for at least 14days because of your history of travels.. this is to help curb the spread of the virus... also to avoid possible lockdown and being stuck in another country or away from home indefinitely...
I am probably going back to Nepal in a few months but overland from India. Good to watch your channel as it gives me lots of pointers for my own vlog which is still young. Will keep watching your channel, wishing you lots of luck and inspiration with that.
Your videos are the best. After watching, I decided to go solo to Everest Base camp in March. It was a tough walk at times, but so good being alone and meeting so many trekkers and locals. The weather was perfect and the trail was never busy. Trekking numbers were down from more than 500 per day to only around 20 or 30 because of the corona virus. Thanks for the inspiration!
Gabriel- if you are stuck in California because of the virus, may I suggest you do some more hiking videos in the area. Your previous California hikes have been awesome.
I'll try to get another video out there sometime soon. Been busy with a change of plans due to the virus situation. I've been posting some updates on instagram: instagram.com/gabrieltraveler/
Gabriel Traveler hope you do a trip to Cuba sometime in the near future and travel the length of Cuba beautiful country great friendly people many bed and breakfast to stay in. old architecture and the culture is Awesome.
You are a curiosity. I feel like you take us on great adventures, but I alway wonder..what does travel add to your life? Does it add joy, adventure, knowledge, freedom, beauty? What do you feel when you arrive in a country for the first time? How do feel about the people you meet during your travels? All this fascinates me.
I have travelled to 60 countries as a journalist, and is has been always a relief to be able to go somewhere on my own time without need to think about producing "content" every second. Actually the best sets of photographs I have taken on vacation in Jerusalem, Burma, Tibet etc. Just relaxing...
3:30 I would never trust myself to stick a camera out of the window without a lanyard. Even now my cell phone is attached to a belt loop on my jeans. I leave em everywhere, they fall out of my pockets when riding, or I just drop them. It's just me though and I know my limitations, ha ha!
Usually when I'm sticking my arm out bus windows, etc. I actually have one around my wrist in case I drop the camera. Same thing when I go in the water with the Gopro.
Fantastic thanks for the comprehensive information... Truly appreciated... Can I ask if you don't mind... Are there any issues with Muslims hiking... Did you meet any... I'm a Muslim from the UK and want to do the treks.... I'm aware the situation in India is not so good.... What's your opinion.... I've watched your full trek video a few times.. I also want to go end of November.... 2023....
As a suggestion consider opening an account with a company called Remitly as a safer alternative to ATM bank machine cards to withdraw your money while travelling abroad. Happy travels!
1:28 "independently". Having a guide and/or porter (porter-guide) does not mean you can not trek independently. Guide is not there to boss you around and tell what to do, he is a helper, fixer, interpreter, consultant, teacher maybe, even a friend. It is common misunderstanding that having a guide means he sets the pace and route, that is only true if joining a fixed group. If you go yourself it is still possible to hire staff and make all decisions yourself. I have trekked this way 10 times for a total of 11 month in Nepal and the guide never told me what to do. 6:12 If you are hiking the Annapurna Circuit there is no point in going to Pokhara first, because the starting point is about half way between Kathmandu and Pokhara. You just loose one day bussing around unnecessarily.
Hi Gabriel. Great informative vid, thank you 🙏. If you was to choose just one trek to do again (your fav), and that would be your last, which one would you choose? Regards, Mark
Ok, here's what your next trip should be. Rent a mini-van and drive up the coast... cross the border. Drive up into the interior of B.C. and then down to Bella Coola. Catch a ferry out the Haida Gwai. Then ferry back down to Campbell River and then drive down and spend a couple days exploring Victoria. You're welcome.
this is beautiful, clinical and precise. I also love how you wear those slacks, you sir are a beauty to watch, your mother and father should be proud of you.
Gabe, you've really inspired me to make a Nepal trip within the next few years. Keep up the awesome work forever please. Q: Where do you obtain the TIMS card and the National Park pass, at the airport?
You can do sole trekking as well but I highly recommend you to hire guide or a potter for your own safety as well as good company throughout the journey...in order to get TIMS or permit you must join agency anyway
Not at the airport, there's an office in Kathmandu and Pokhara where you can get both of the permits in one place. I couldn't explain how to find it, but you can ask around once you get there. It came up on google maps when I was in Kathmandu for this trip.
Thanks for the great info!! Do you think this would be a feasible task with my 6-year-old daughter? Or too much for her? She's a pretty good hiker and we go her pace.
I'm really not sure about that, but six years old seems pretty young. I would look into it further and see if you can get info from other people who have gone trekking with young kids. My best suggestion would be to look into one of the short treks like Poon Hill, near Pokhara. It only takes a couple days. I can't imagine trying to hike to the Annapurna or Everest base camps with a child that young. It seems like it would be too tough for them and also frustrating for you to have to walk so slowly for that many days. But hey, I don't have kids so what do I know.
i would be concerned about the risk of health issues, accidents, etc, that far from civilization. Maybe if you were a medic type or else you took one along with you, then i'd feel more comfortable about the risks of hiking with a young tyke. Beyond that, how much of the trip will the youngster recall about the trip in the future? i think I'd wait until the age of nine, ten or beyond. (?) *
G'day Gabe, hope you are well and getting plenty of relaxation time back in the States.. Hopefully, the Corona Virus madness ends soon.. Here in Australia the people have gone mad stock piling on things in case we go into a lock down. There are mad scenes in Supermarkets and in Costco stores. Hope you and your family and friends all stay safe.. :) EDIT : Your Nepal videos were all awesome.. :) On a personal note, I would like you to do a video on how this Virus will or won't affect your travel plans in the future..
Awesome video Gabe. Can you do another one of these on the Annapurna circuit trek? Total cost, what to bring, etc.... Also, I love your vids. Keep up the great work. Cheers from Edmonton.
I am fan of you Mr.Gabi , you are brave men , you are going everywhere in the world but I don't know why you didn't come to Tamil Nadu until now, I would like to recommend few places in Tamil Nadu , velliangiri hills trekking , coimbator, trichy , thanjavour, kumbakonam , madurai , kanyakumari. You are videos are awesome especially Himalayas , mind blowing
I've been to Tamil Nadu actually and visited many places there like Chennai, Mahabalipuram, Pondicherry, Auroville and others. There are some videos from there on my channel: ruclips.net/user/gabejedmosearch?query=Tamil+Nadu
@@GabrielTravelerVideos wow , I searched Tamil Nadu videos but I didn't find it , thank you for your video in Tamil Nadu and link , I will watch it now , you are welcome back to Tamil Nadu anytime
Wouldn't your hotel cost in Kathmandu double for the additional time to adjust to the altitude even if you were going no higher than a mountain base camp, which is still pretty high? I'm assuming when you went to Nepal from San Francisco you would spent at least week or two in Kathmandu before you started your trek. In most cases these are mountain climbers going to the top of Everest, but still I assumed even trekkers along the foothills had to adapt to the elevation by waiting out time. Did you?
The highest point of the Langtang trek is about 4,000 meters or 13,000 feet. That isn't that high. You can easily acclimatize in the course of the trek. Of course it depends on the person. But you don't necessarily need to stay in Kathmandu for a week. There's tons to see there so it's a good idea to stay for a week just to explore around the area, but it isn't necessary for acclimatization.
You picked a great point to take a break. Not long after you return the stupid Corona virus thing started up making a most piss poor scenario for travel and exploration. Things have really dramatically slowed down on the travel and abandoned exploration channels. I hope you are able to get back on the big bird soon. It's a real stinker...
Nope, I haven't been there. Sounds epic but tough to get to and it makes sense you would need a guide, because it's in Tibet. You can't travel independently anywhere in Tibet. You need a guide even if you go to Lhasa.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos tough rules, looks a pretty straight forward hike. Dont mind supporting the locals or economy but hate the 'I'm getting ripped off ' vibe. Cheers
@@hamishcollide Might be worth it though if it's the only way to do it, especially if you see more of Tibet. I'm sure it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Thanks for the video Gabriel! I’ve been following you for a few years now. I always enjoy your videos. What is your body fat? Do you do push ups or pull ups? Why are you so skinny and you eat whatever you want lol
*I’m glad I found this....RUclips is NOT putting your videos on my list....Yes, I am subscribed, I’ve been for over a year. Just thought I would let you know that Your videos are not being shared with me by YT.”*
Yeah I've noticed that my videos haven't been getting as many views lately. For one thing the numbers always go down when I'm making videos back in the US. Seems that they don't get shared as much. So it goes. Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Gabriel, In the off chance, if you know the costs for climbing trekking peaks (what they offer in Kathmandu) in Nepal, please do share. I am planning to do either Island or Lobuche Climb, but most people online are quoting 750-850USD. I believe if we talk to local agencies in Kathmandu, it should cost lesser. Let me know if you have any info on this. Thanks Cheers!
I don't know anything about that except that it's a lot more expensive than regular trekking. Depends a lot on which peak I'm sure. Your best bet is probably to ask multiple people in Kathmandu.
Wonder if Gabe knows about covid 19, yet. Any comments from the dark, knowing hipster road realms yet, Gabe. Going to just keep moving ? Suddenly more selective about where to go ?
Yes, I definitely know about it. Hard to avoid if you've seen a TV or computer within the past month. It will be affecting my travel plans for sure, but it won't stop me from traveling.
Man, I really want to do something like this, but I would take a gold pan with me and pan the rivers. I wonder if it is legal considering that many of the locals do it.
@@cjay2 I'm obviously not looking to get rich there, but I am certain that Nepal has decent potential. There are already locals that live off it with really primitive gear. All I would need is a folding shovel, a gold pan and a snuffer bottle. Maybe a classifier. Something as simple as that would already surpass the gear that the locals use. Besides, even if I don't find much it is still lots of fun.
@@minemilx2702 If you've never been to Nepal and its mountains, you should go first without that gear. It's enough work just surviving comfortably every day. You won't have time or energy for gold panning. The altitude and the climate will limit your ability to do anything more than trekking. Unfortunately these videos make Nepal trekking seem easy and much less effort than it really is.
Can you let us know where you curently are and how you are dealing with this? This entire situation has been handled extremely poorly here even though we had so much more time to react to it than other countries. The president only cares about the stock market it seems.
Gabriel Traveler I hope not transitioning on planes or buses. Overall they do a lot better job in Asia than they do here. Mike Pence is in charge and he doesn't believe in science
It is very difficult/uncomfortable to listen to this video. With all the bird sounds and the wind coming in. It would be amazing if you could up your sound quality just a little bit! Same goes for your crazy airport story that I just watched. For example use a Røde Wireless Go. I dont usually give advice like this and i hate to be that person. Sry! But I think your videos would benefit a lot from it. Thanks for the great Nepal info! Cheers!
grow I have to say I don't know when you made this video the comment video on the video that you're showing of you standing there talking but bro I'm going to share this with you man I'll take pictures and put it online so that you can seebrother Gabriel I am is thin as you are bro I am as thin as you are you probably way about a hundred and thirty pounds maybe a little more but not much and that's right where I'm at bro I'm telling you there's something up with that I believe it's yours and mine exposure to chemtrails in the 90s and after the year two-thousand hitch hiked and traveled all over everywhere and just United parts of but the point is is I was outside and exposed long-term toin other words for all those years did I was traveling after I left my parents house the Earth was my home just like you I was not staying in hotels I was outside camping out on the Earth
Where oh where is Gabriel traveler during the coronavirus where oh where are you Gabriel where are you out there brother where did you go they didn't get you in China did they they kill random people or sometimes Pacific people for their organs in one person can go for hundreds of thousands of dollars
Here's the full movie about my incredible trek in the Himalayas: ruclips.net/video/gF1LABvwPHo/видео.html
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Please be extra careful in your travels at this time because of the ongoing covid-19 pandemic, wear face mask at all times, practice social distancing, bathe once you get home prior to contact with any family members... actually it would be most prudent to stay at home during these times and practice self-quarantine for at least 14days because of your history of travels.. this is to help curb the spread of the virus... also to avoid possible lockdown and being stuck in another country or away from home indefinitely...
I am probably going back to Nepal in a few months but overland from India. Good to watch your channel as it gives me lots of pointers for my own vlog which is still young. Will keep watching your channel, wishing you lots of luck and inspiration with that.
dude, your channel is already pretty good but always good to learn.
@@stefanierider9559 🙏🙏🙏 if you don't learn anymore then you are probably doing something wrong. But I thank you.
@@stefanierider9559 you are right about that one
@@yvesthesleeve true dat.
Your videos are the best. After watching, I decided to go solo to Everest Base camp in March. It was a tough walk at times, but so good being alone and meeting so many trekkers and locals. The weather was perfect and the trail was never busy. Trekking numbers were down from more than 500 per day to only around 20 or 30 because of the corona virus. Thanks for the inspiration!
Cool video, really want to trek the Himalayas after seeing your videos.
I totally want to do this...thanks for the detailed information.
Gabriel- if you are stuck in California because of the virus, may I suggest you do some more hiking videos in the area. Your previous California hikes have been awesome.
I really enjoyed your series to Nepal!
The best part of Gabriel's videos is you feel like you're actually there walking with him
Gabe, you are the man. Def. inspired me to travel. Hoping to get home to avoid this corona crap.
Great info Gabriel and wish you luck hanging out at home. Good time to be kicking around northern California. Look forward to more videos. cheers
Hey Gabe, we all miss hearing from you! How about a travel or not in the age of corona virus? hope that you and family are well! peace.
I'll try to get another video out there sometime soon. Been busy with a change of plans due to the virus situation. I've been posting some updates on instagram: instagram.com/gabrieltraveler/
Awesome work bro! Big THUMBS up!👍
Danke für dieses Video💝
Amazing video... keep it up. Love your videos.. from 🇱🇰
This is great information Gabe! Thank you😃
Cool, no problem.
You are just the sweetest soul.
Gabriel Traveler hope you do a trip to Cuba sometime in the near future and travel the length of Cuba beautiful country great friendly people many bed and breakfast to stay in. old architecture and the culture is Awesome.
Awesome video!! Encouragement for my travels. Big up!
Very nice Gabriel! 😊😎 enjoy your time ❤
Your T shirt has really short sleeves or you got really long arms
Hello sir.i am your big big fan.loving from Nepal,
Bravo, Gabriel.
Thank you so much! Have a great day
You are a curiosity. I feel like you take us on great adventures, but I alway wonder..what does travel add to your life? Does it add joy, adventure, knowledge, freedom, beauty? What do you feel when you arrive in a country for the first time? How do feel about the people you meet during your travels? All this fascinates me.
I have travelled to 60 countries as a journalist, and is has been always a relief to be able to go somewhere on my own time without need to think about producing "content" every second. Actually the best sets of photographs I have taken on vacation in Jerusalem, Burma, Tibet etc. Just relaxing...
Beautiful videos; specially when you went to the Himalayas
Hey Gabe, thanks for sharing!
Ciao... Gabriel... Amazing video... Grazie mille... Fantastic world.. In your videos... Always a pleasure to look... 💞
3:30 I would never trust myself to stick a camera out of the window without a lanyard. Even now my cell phone is attached to a belt loop on my jeans. I leave em everywhere, they fall out of my pockets when riding, or I just drop them. It's just me though and I know my limitations, ha ha!
Usually when I'm sticking my arm out bus windows, etc. I actually have one around my wrist in case I drop the camera. Same thing when I go in the water with the Gopro.
Fantastic thanks for the comprehensive information... Truly appreciated... Can I ask if you don't mind... Are there any issues with Muslims hiking... Did you meet any... I'm a Muslim from the UK and want to do the treks.... I'm aware the situation in India is not so good.... What's your opinion.... I've watched your full trek video a few times.. I also want to go end of November.... 2023....
I don't think it will be a problem at all. Nobody out there cares about that kind of stuff. Everyone is in it together, surviving the mountains.
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Loved this, great tips!
Thanks for the info Gabriel. Have taken notes as will definitely go there. I’m going to Abu Dhabi end of this month - have you been there?
Yes, I went to Abu Dhabi. I have some videos from there:
ruclips.net/user/gabejedmosearch?query=Abu+Dhabi
Have a nice trip!
1:28 "independently". Having a guide and/or porter (porter-guide) does not mean you can not trek independently. Guide is not there to boss you around and tell what to do, he is a helper, fixer, interpreter, consultant, teacher maybe, even a friend. It is common misunderstanding that having a guide means he sets the pace and route, that is only true if joining a fixed group. If you go yourself it is still possible to hire staff and make all decisions yourself. I have trekked this way 10 times for a total of 11 month in Nepal and the guide never told me what to do.
6:12 If you are hiking the Annapurna Circuit there is no point in going to Pokhara first, because the starting point is about half way between Kathmandu and Pokhara. You just loose one day bussing around unnecessarily.
Hi Gabriel. Great informative vid, thank you 🙏.
If you was to choose just one trek to do again (your fav), and that would be your last, which one would you choose?
Regards,
Mark
Ok, here's what your next trip should be. Rent a mini-van and drive up the coast... cross the border. Drive up into the interior of B.C. and then down to Bella Coola. Catch a ferry out the Haida Gwai. Then ferry back down to Campbell River and then drive down and spend a couple days exploring Victoria. You're welcome.
Not a bad plan.
Your videos are full of entertainment.
Love from Pakistan
Man, you have the best travel videos going. Good travels going forward, stay safe and put on some weight before your next trip(s) :-)
this is beautiful, clinical and precise. I also love how you wear those slacks, you sir are a beauty to watch, your mother and father should be proud of you.
Gabe, you've really inspired me to make a Nepal trip within the next few years. Keep up the awesome work forever please. Q: Where do you obtain the TIMS card and the National Park pass, at the airport?
You can do sole trekking as well but I highly recommend you to hire guide or a potter for your own safety as well as good company throughout the journey...in order to get TIMS or permit you must join agency anyway
Not at the airport, there's an office in Kathmandu and Pokhara where you can get both of the permits in one place. I couldn't explain how to find it, but you can ask around once you get there. It came up on google maps when I was in Kathmandu for this trip.
When you come back, Lets go to Kalinchowk.
Excellent work... Amazing... Video... Compliment...Super...Views... Many thanks... ❤️
Thanks for the great info!! Do you think this would be a feasible task with my 6-year-old daughter? Or too much for her? She's a pretty good hiker and we go her pace.
I'm really not sure about that, but six years old seems pretty young. I would look into it further and see if you can get info from other people who have gone trekking with young kids. My best suggestion would be to look into one of the short treks like Poon Hill, near Pokhara. It only takes a couple days. I can't imagine trying to hike to the Annapurna or Everest base camps with a child that young. It seems like it would be too tough for them and also frustrating for you to have to walk so slowly for that many days. But hey, I don't have kids so what do I know.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos okay thanks! I was actually thinking Pokhara might be a good first place for us to visit in Nepal anyway 🙏🙏
@@NickDemski No matter what length you hike you would have some incredible memories with your daughter. Good luck.
@@KabobHope 😁sure hope so!
i would be concerned about the risk of health issues, accidents, etc, that far from civilization. Maybe if you were a medic type or else you took one along with you, then i'd feel more comfortable about the risks of hiking with a young tyke.
Beyond that, how much of the trip will the youngster recall about the trip in the future?
i think I'd wait until the age of nine, ten or beyond. (?)
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G'day Gabe, hope you are well and getting plenty of relaxation time back in the States.. Hopefully, the Corona Virus madness ends soon.. Here in Australia the people have gone mad stock piling on things in case we go into a lock down. There are mad scenes in Supermarkets and in Costco stores. Hope you and your family and friends all stay safe.. :) EDIT : Your Nepal videos were all awesome.. :) On a personal note, I would like you to do a video on how this Virus will or won't affect your travel plans in the future..
Awesome video Gabe. Can you do another one of these on the Annapurna circuit trek? Total cost, what to bring, etc....
Also, I love your vids. Keep up the great work. Cheers from Edmonton.
Hi Nick, check out these two videos I made on the Annapurna Circuit:
ruclips.net/video/_PLFfnoUQe4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/fR42_Zi97xo/видео.html
Fellow Albertan from Lethbridge here! Love Gabe's videos, one of my favourite travel youtubers
It's hard for any other traveller to meet Gabriel new video upload frequency.
They're not producing much these days probably due to the stupid Corona virus thing.
Thank you for information. I will be there In September. Which way is the most enjoyable way for trekking?
The Everest Base Camp, Langtang, Annapurna Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit treks are all good ones.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I'm making notes... Thank you for all this good info
Nice! always thanks!
loved it man
Very Nice 😃😍👍
Great info Gabriel...
Nice videos and I sub.
Thank you for information
I am fan of you Mr.Gabi , you are brave men , you are going everywhere in the world but I don't know why you didn't come to Tamil Nadu until now, I would like to recommend few places in Tamil Nadu , velliangiri hills trekking , coimbator, trichy , thanjavour, kumbakonam , madurai , kanyakumari. You are videos are awesome especially Himalayas , mind blowing
I've been to Tamil Nadu actually and visited many places there like Chennai, Mahabalipuram, Pondicherry, Auroville and others. There are some videos from there on my channel: ruclips.net/user/gabejedmosearch?query=Tamil+Nadu
@@GabrielTravelerVideos wow , I searched Tamil Nadu videos but I didn't find it , thank you for your video in Tamil Nadu and link , I will watch it now , you are welcome back to Tamil Nadu anytime
cool tshirt gabriel. stay awesome
Great info cheers
Thank you🖤🙏🏾
Wouldn't your hotel cost in Kathmandu double for the additional time to adjust to the altitude even if you were going no higher than a mountain base camp, which is still pretty high? I'm assuming when you went to Nepal from San Francisco you would spent at least week or two in Kathmandu before you started your trek. In most cases these are mountain climbers going to the top of Everest, but still I assumed even trekkers along the foothills had to adapt to the elevation by waiting out time. Did you?
The highest point of the Langtang trek is about 4,000 meters or 13,000 feet. That isn't that high. You can easily acclimatize in the course of the trek. Of course it depends on the person. But you don't necessarily need to stay in Kathmandu for a week. There's tons to see there so it's a good idea to stay for a week just to explore around the area, but it isn't necessary for acclimatization.
Hi, Can you please discuss the Coronavirus impact on your future itinerary.
I'll try to make a video about it sometime soon. For now I just posted an update on the community page:
ruclips.net/user/gabejedmocommunity
You picked a great point to take a break. Not long after you return the stupid Corona virus thing started up making a most piss poor scenario for travel and exploration. Things have really dramatically slowed down on the travel and abandoned exploration channels. I hope you are able to get back on the big bird soon. It's a real stinker...
Gab, have you hiked around Mt Kalash? The prices are ridiculous for a 4 day hike & apparently you cant do it without guides.
Nope, I haven't been there. Sounds epic but tough to get to and it makes sense you would need a guide, because it's in Tibet. You can't travel independently anywhere in Tibet. You need a guide even if you go to Lhasa.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos tough rules, looks a pretty straight forward hike. Dont mind supporting the locals or economy but hate the 'I'm getting ripped off ' vibe. Cheers
@@hamishcollide Might be worth it though if it's the only way to do it, especially if you see more of Tibet. I'm sure it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Thanks for the video Gabriel! I’ve been following you for a few years now. I always enjoy your videos.
What is your body fat? Do you do push ups or pull ups? Why are you so skinny and you eat whatever you want lol
Because he's constantly trekking?
Really want to trek ......
So....Gabriel....sup? Sheltering in place for Coronavirus control somewhere in a 3rd world BnB outside Timbuktu?
*I’m glad I found this....RUclips is NOT putting your videos on my list....Yes, I am subscribed, I’ve been for over a year. Just thought I would let you know that Your videos are not being shared with me by YT.”*
Yeah I've noticed that my videos haven't been getting as many views lately. For one thing the numbers always go down when I'm making videos back in the US. Seems that they don't get shared as much. So it goes. Thanks for stopping by.
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Welcome to nepal 🙏🙏❤️❤️🙏
Hi Gabriel,
In the off chance, if you know the costs for climbing trekking peaks (what they offer in Kathmandu) in Nepal, please do share. I am planning to do either Island or Lobuche Climb, but most people online are quoting 750-850USD. I believe if we talk to local agencies in Kathmandu, it should cost lesser. Let me know if you have any info on this. Thanks
Cheers!
I don't know anything about that except that it's a lot more expensive than regular trekking. Depends a lot on which peak I'm sure. Your best bet is probably to ask multiple people in Kathmandu.
Wonder if Gabe knows about covid 19, yet. Any comments from the dark, knowing hipster road realms yet, Gabe. Going to just keep moving ? Suddenly more selective about where to go ?
Yes, I definitely know about it. Hard to avoid if you've seen a TV or computer within the past month. It will be affecting my travel plans for sure, but it won't stop me from traveling.
Man, I really want to do something like this, but I would take a gold pan with me and pan the rivers. I wonder if it is legal considering that many of the locals do it.
Waste of energy. You're not going to get rich there, and you'll not have the time or energy to do it, nor the space to carry any panning gear.
@@cjay2 I'm obviously not looking to get rich there, but I am certain that Nepal has decent potential. There are already locals that live off it with really primitive gear. All I would need is a folding shovel, a gold pan and a snuffer bottle. Maybe a classifier. Something as simple as that would already surpass the gear that the locals use. Besides, even if I don't find much it is still lots of fun.
@@minemilx2702 If you've never been to Nepal and its mountains, you should go first without that gear. It's enough work just surviving comfortably every day. You won't have time or energy for gold panning. The altitude and the climate will limit your ability to do anything more than trekking. Unfortunately these videos make Nepal trekking seem easy and much less effort than it really is.
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Can you let us know where you curently are and how you are dealing with this? This entire situation has been handled extremely poorly here even though we had so much more time to react to it than other countries. The president only cares about the stock market it seems.
I'll try to make a video sometime soon, but might be a few days. I'm in transition right now, getting to a good place to stay for a while.
Gabriel Traveler I hope not transitioning on planes or buses. Overall they do a lot better job in Asia than they do here. Mike Pence is in charge and he doesn't believe in science
www.justfly.com seems cheap too.
I take it the carona viruses has halted your travels or just taking a break?
I think he decided to take a break before shit got really bad, but I have to admit that it was really good timing...
Just lucky timing. I planned to come back and take a break for a while and then the virus hit.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I here Antarctica is still safe. May be a good time to explore lol. I've always wanted to see it myself
Yeah Antarctica might be a good place to get a job for a couple years.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos You're probably safer in Nepal and especially on the trekking paths.
It is very difficult/uncomfortable to listen to this video. With all the bird sounds and the wind coming in. It would be amazing if you could up your sound quality just a little bit! Same goes for your crazy airport story that I just watched. For example use a Røde Wireless Go. I dont usually give advice like this and i hate to be that person. Sry! But I think your videos would benefit a lot from it. Thanks for the great Nepal info! Cheers!
Come home Gabe, it is getting bad in Europe.
L love nepal
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I am guessing your waist size 30
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grow I have to say I don't know when you made this video the comment video on the video that you're showing of you standing there talking but bro I'm going to share this with you man I'll take pictures and put it online so that you can seebrother Gabriel I am is thin as you are bro I am as thin as you are you probably way about a hundred and thirty pounds maybe a little more but not much and that's right where I'm at bro I'm telling you there's something up with that I believe it's yours and mine exposure to chemtrails in the 90s and after the year two-thousand hitch hiked and traveled all over everywhere and just United parts of but the point is is I was outside and exposed long-term toin other words for all those years did I was traveling after I left my parents house the Earth was my home just like you I was not staying in hotels I was outside camping out on the Earth
Where oh where is Gabriel traveler during the coronavirus where oh where are you Gabriel where are you out there brother where did you go they didn't get you in China did they they kill random people or sometimes Pacific people for their organs in one person can go for hundreds of thousands of dollars
I just posted an update on the community page: ruclips.net/user/gabejedmocommunity
Dude... for the love of god. Dont you know better than to not tuck a TSHIRT into your jeans, its not a dress shirt, and your not 80 years old..
For the love oh God, he can dress how ever he wants.👅
He's American
@@vim1471 hes canadian/American
I also wear socks with sandals, fanny packs and backwards caps. I'm a fashion rebel.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Great response..
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Nailed it.