Upper Dolpo Nepal - Exploring The Hidden Tibet
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Trek in Upper Dolpo Nepal - Circuit from Juphal through Phoksundo to Shey Gompa, Saldang, Shimen, Tinje and Charkha, then detour
⬇️more info below⬇️
due to October 14, 2014 storm back to Juphal via Dunai.
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I use Sony cameras - For this trip the A99 and RX100iii.
dear sir Jonathan steward I have no word to explain ...what a great job u have done for us . this video make me totally emotional and make me 4-5 days of hang over ..sir can I get ur Twitter account or Facebook I like to be with u .. salute u sir ..my nation and my all Nepalese people are proud of u ...bye take care
Thank you Avinav! I'm not on Twitter, but you can find me on at my photo website www.jonathanstewartphotos.com and on istagram jonathan_stewart_photos. Check out my Tesi Lapsa Pass video from last year, and I'm also going to Upper Mustang later this year, so stay tuned!
Beautiful people and underful place, i want go there after some time really lovely,thanks to mr jonathan for this underful journey.
Jonathan Stewart Lovely video Sir.
@@GetOutsideYourself love u jonathan sir
You don't need to call whit people Sir!
As both a Buddhist and an anthropologist, what I appreciate about your films of Nepal compared to the other "thrill-seeking docu-adventures" on RUclips is that your films are about PEOPLE. It's not about you taking selfies from the highest passes; it's about an adorable young naked boy smiling ear to ear as he dances through clouds of wheat chaff.
So many of the aforementioned adventurementaries are oblivious to their own privilege and overlook the fact that the Himalayas are not just some exotic Shambhalic paradise; rather, people live there... people die there... people are dying there as we speak. In the face of the immense cultural and human tragedies that have rocked Nepal in the recent past, now more than ever, the world needs to remember that the Himalayas are a place where people lead lives that are equally as profound and important as our own!
I personally have an enormous respect for the orientals, for Nepal, for Tibet, for the people of the Himalayas and from those of the plains - but for a self-hating white like you I only have contempt
My heart is overwhelmed. It’s been 8 years and RUclips decided to bless me with this beautiful piece of memories. Thank you .
Wow, thank you! I am trying to go back next year, after 10 years, to trek from Dolpo to Mugu, from Phoksundo to Rara Lake. It will take 30 days and is quite expensive, but I'm going to try to make it happen.
It reminds me as who i am and where i am from. Proud to be Nepali. We are may be poor economically but we are always rich with our warm heart.
nepal is a paradise..from philippines
Thank you
)lpppoo
Thanks
sweet Jana Philippines also tropical paradise,love Philippine too
Thank you and most welcome to Everest Nepal always
Thank you for visiting my hometown Saldang and introducing to world which even very few Nepali from town knows! you made my day and brought all my memories to life...... May God bless. Tashi Delek
+Dolma Lhamo Thank you Dolma!
+Jonathan Stewart likpa dhelo is not good word !!!! plz don't speak again!!
NEVER!
Beautiful and clean country.
Epic ending 😂😂😂
I’m in Nepal every year,always amazed this wonderful nature it’s feels like your touching the heaven so much places to discover in Nepal,thank you so much
I'm looking forward to watching your new video.
Nepal is my favorite country.
It's online now, Rolwaling and Tesi Lapsa Pass (5760m) ruclips.net/video/yGCLAr2Cv4A/видео.html
mostly welcome to my country plz
Binod Chhetri I love to go visit your country very much my dream place I live in Las Vegas America
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Kazuhiko Honda ,,,,huge welcome to you all in our paradise...visit soon💕lots of love from nepal
Nepali, they are a very very nice people living on earth. This video is oh my gosh, I can't describe the feeling. Serenity....
Thank you so much
I love how you used Nepali music here, made the video more beautiful.
The land where hinduism and buddhism was born. Such a pure and divine nation with kind hearted and lovely people!
Pluto thanks for your love
Buddhism is from India
@Xye Leyx aah ta aile ta jhan😢😞
But Christian missionary are now ruining every thing here in nepal
@Mulan Sheikh wallah nein
I am one heck of person who haven't seen some beautiful places of our own country. You guys came all the way from different part of the world and showing this to us. Thank you for being our eyes and hope to discover some more beautiful places real soon.
Being a Nepali, I have never been this place. Looks very beautiful place and you are the luckiest one and thank you for uploading this video:))
THANK YOU VERY MUCH JONATHAN YOU LET ME SEE THE BEAUTIFUL PLACES OF NEPAL THAT I HAVEN'T SEEN EVEN AFTER BEING NEPALI
Great job lots of love from Nepal
This video makes me realize how beautiful my Country is?
I will never forget the moment captured in this video.
thanks, Jonathan for making this video
Dolpo is a culturally Tibetan region in the Dolpa district of Nepal: that should clear up some confusion!
Beautiful video.....Happy traveling in 2019 , Mr Stewart!
The fuck you mean ? We are buddhist not culturally tibetan. We have our own identity. We have so many things distinct from the tibetans. Do not try to put us in the same hole. Although I have to say I love Tibetans. But we all came from Central Asia not Tibet.
Shit stop flying in air your tibet was also part of nepal but the Qing dynasty of present day china save you asshole.
@Namlha 2019 you are speaking like that you don't eat any kind of meat.
@Forever Yours centre asia means khas empire. So shut your mouth
@Namlha 2019 then what you don't eat meat but if you get chance then you directly eat human. And I want to know from which country you are from.
these kids have no mobile, no toys, no technologies, no tv but still giving and sharing huge smiles..
Dear sir I proud of u!!! u make a documentry for our nation our motherland!!!!
we are very gald to watch this video through by u!!!!!!
😊😊😊😊😊😊😋
Thank you Bibek!
Lol remember the countries that referred to their nations as the “motherland”
The Eagle soared above and I couldn’t help but think of the victory and what it would bring to the Motherland!!!
@@jtsublime5331 what's there to laugh at hu??
we love our motherland or nation whatever it is more then we do to ourself, before thinking anything shit about us, remember that we r Gorkha!! Look at yourself before laughed at anything!!
I take my word back if u don't mean anything offensive but us but i felt rude of u with that 'lol' things
We need not to proud on him he is poor Missionary.
@@shreedharbhatt4137 what do you mean?
Thank you so much for featuring the unseen natural beauty of Nepal. It's spectacular views and the diverse culture have been properly shot in the video. I love my country! JAYA NEPAL!
Sir jonathan how can I explain my word .what a amazing documentary u give us.now I'm in foreign country from 3 years..
When I'm feel homesick usually I watch this documentary then I feel relax.its my pleasure to watch my country in your voice and in your view.
Thanks man.
We all Nepali are greatfull with your job.
+Vaipper cool Thank you so much. That's lovely to hear. I hope to have another Nepal video later this year.
This is better than watching movies. The noble peoples living in those remote areas of high altitudes are so humble. This video brings to world the areas so remote that most people cant see or have any idea about. it is so emotional. Thank you.
Thank you!
Incredible video,I m a nepalese I have just read in book how much beautiful my country is , but you show me the hidden treasure of my motherland.....I just have a dream to visit whole nepal before I die.....Thank u so much sir!
Woke up early , on the train, halfway through this video and it made me realise how proud I am of my country's landscape, culture, people and it's appreciators. Tysm for sharing this wonderful journey of yours to all of us. Namaste and much love :)
Omg 😲😢
This brought tears on my eyes. What a documentary Mr. Jonathan Stewart can't even explain. What a music in the background. Next level of photography.
Love you man .... Love the way you communicate with people and being so kind to them.
My country is poor by developing.... But the people are so humble. They adore their guest with smile. Life is difficult though beautiful as well.🙏🙏
Thank you, friend.
@@GetOutsideYourself you are always welcome sir..... Going to watch your another documentary about upper mustang. 🙏🙏
Innocent and kind hearted people.... ... pure humanity ❤
Honest and innocent people of my country. ...
@Shangrilaa bhandari in garwhal are rajputs whereas in Nepal they are all brahmins.
@@johnsondahal5563 or goa or maharashtra mein bhandari backward class mein ate hai.
@@johnsondahal5563 rajputs are black indians they are khas people from central asia
@@truthseeker7423 Indians are lower caste people
Nepalese Don't eat the food u touched
@@kwhegwheg7900 why r u being racist. What's ur problem. Even shah dynasty was rajput which United nepal. U speaking against ur own kings. 🤣 and rajputs r not black.
Mr. Jonathan has made a beautiful documentary about hidden treasure of Nepal.
Gave me a homely feel. I miss the mountains! I miss Chamba and chiya. I miss Nepal! Thank you for bringing this video to us!
Mr. Jonathan Steward your attempt is beyond my description, but worth viewing since I like the miracles of Nature's spectacles that are spread all over the world and far away from the human-made concrete jungles where mother Nature is little disturbed by the human onslaught. Your video is a modern technological mirror to enable millions of people to view where they cannot even dream to reach and walk with their physical feet. You really deserve my innumerable thanks. I am a retired journalist, over 81, and live in my village in Dehra Dun valley and is quite awaken to Nature's wonderful bountiful phenomena, but with a difference and similarities all over the world.
Thank you sir. Warm greetings from California!
I never thought that I'd actually end up watching a 33 min video on RUclips! Great video and great trip buddy!
Superb. Coming from someone who has visited NEPAL 26 times and completed all the major treks many times and side trails. Not this one. Admire that you speak Nepali. Wonderful pictures
Thank you. I appreciate comments like yours, especially from a fellow lover of Nepal. I've been probably about a dozen times total, and still have a few treks left to be able to say I've visited all the regions, but so far, Upper Dolpo has been my favorite.
Travel khopdra dhada , dhaulagiri trek
NEPAL :never end peace and love.
“Dai ko naam k ho?”
The kid is so sweet❤️
Honestly though I am Nepalese I never thought of Dolpo but now it's in my bucket list ❤️ Thank you sir for exploring my country, hope you had a great time✨
Such a beautiful country. I would love to visit someday. From the Philippines 😍
You're always welcome to Nepal sir🇳🇵
This is how to make a documentary, No stupid techno music but soothing regional tunes.No excessive posing for the camera but only fleeting glimpses of yourself. the first 2-3 mins were not splashed with scenery but with true interaction with beautiful little kids, The Hook was the people and the story of the place then the scenery was just a bonus . most shots had the local people being the focus. Vidoes like these should be going viral , well over 800k views sure explains it.
Thank you sir. I agree about what the focus should be. Thank you for appreciating it.
I discovered your channel more than 5 years after you made this beautiful travel documentary. I must commend you over the excellent photography! Good job!
Again, sir, thank you! I'll have another Nepal video later this year I hope.
what a adorable wonderful place in nepal!thanks a lot for sharing our journey while in nepali they are so friendly,kind people.
Nepal's own soil, nature, culture, roots, beauty & great innocence into the eyes of locals ....super documentary
2:00 the way this girl came to ask the question is too cute.. like she was the only one brave to ask among the tough boys
I have never been so proud of Nepal and Nepalese. This is simply amazing video, beautiful breathtaking mountains, happy children living in the harsh conditions in the shadow of the highest mountains in the world. Thank you so much for uploading the videos of Nepal. Its pleasure meeting you
What a great trek! Best video I have seen of the Phoksundo Lake region, by far. I've been wanting to visit Shey since reading "The Snow Leopard" many years ago. Subscribed to your channel!
❤️❤️❤️ nepal is amazing but after watching this video i fell in love with the people there 😍 god bless nepal and nepali.
Ranjana Pariyar 'in
Where are you from?
Etai katai ko hola bhanthaneko hamile ta 😂
Aakibb khan i am from nepal but not in Nepal 😝 I live in Norway
even we stay hear in nepal
.we didn't get chance to go dolpha....but this video gave lot of information of natural beauty of Dolpha..and tradition ..life style...
Great that I landed on this video. I spent 6 months there in Dolpo in village named Nyisal north to Saldang. I can relate what your experience should have been. Made me remember the journey I had. :) Thank you again for this awesome video.
Watching this video makes me so proud that this is my country and at the same time sad that I still haven't been able to get this exotic part of my own country !!
Those hands of the grandmaa is the sign of how hardworking they are.Its really an inspiration.
These people are so blessed to live in such a magical place.
Try living there for a month, you will know the reality.
Your feature was really respectful of the local people. Thumbs up for your effort to learn the local language!
I'm 32 Malaysian, traveled to Nepal for few months last year and I already plan to retire earlier there by the end of this year.
Thank you so much Mr. Jonathan Stewart for making such a beautiful documentary about Dolpa and life style of dolpo people of my beautiful country , I expect other parts too. to watch soon.
So nice of you
I am loving your videos. I am from Nepal but i have never been there, this makes me so sad. The views are sooooo amazing. Thank you for visiting our country. Keep exploring and i appreciate your work Jonathan sir. :)
Thanks Binod.
Oh your music make me so emotional john😭
Muchas gracias for filming out my beautiful Nepal🇳🇵
Awesome work Jonathan! I really want to appreciate your work. People will cover only popular places and they forget to explore remote places. I love to meet new people and know about their culture,tradition etc. I can only say diversity is necessary. Every culture is equally important.
I am from Nepal and now out of my beautiful country for work. While watching this video i feel like i am really touched and feel like i am travelling through you. I have also a dream about to visit places like this in my future . I hope everything will go right and one day i will make myself satisfied and proud to be a human being. Such a wonderful video . Keep visit many places on earth dear uploader. Lots of love from Nepal.
My spirit lives in Nepal.
so heavenly.. my beautiful nepal.
isha rajbhandari hi
I Love.nepal
@Rock N roll shut up don't bark to much
Went through " Upper Dolpo...."....great photography. Background music is also good. Thank you. - Mrinmoy Bandhyopadhyay, Kolkata, India
nepal is beautiful. i will visit nepal in the future. i want to try kirati food like tongba momo and sukuti.
i like to thanks diliprai for sending me this video. thank you.
I wonder how many youtube accounts you have, dilip crooked rai?
IKR!!!!! LOL!!! yo dilip bhanne manxe le nepal ko ijjat maato maa milauxa ....yesko comments haru sappai naramro hunxa...
Kevran Poudel kamti ma ni 15 ota hunuparxa
lol!!!
momo is tibetan food not kirati
Thank you so much sir for this beautiful trekking video. You have shown how well Nepal is. Even I was unaware about these places exist in Nepal. I have huge respect for you sir. Thank you again for visiting Nepal and showing world what Nepal has.
Amazing ! thank,s Mr. Jonathan making this video.Honest and innocent people of my country really I proud my Nepal !!!
+Padam Karki Thank you! Looking forward to going back later this year!
well come back sir
sir if you don't mine can wee meet in facebook plzzzz
www.fb.com/jonathanstewartphotos
+Jonathan Stewart awesome vid, visit during the dec for new year or on march for the holi its more fun more vibe :) I m planning myself to fly around dec or march :)
Thanks for letting me to explore my country's hidden beauty.Much Appreciated..
I am proud of my country Nepal. It's like a heaven one of the most beautiful country in the world. Also know as peace country. Lord Buddha also born in Nepal. We have highest mountai The Mount Everest in the world. Thank you God to give me birth in the heaven country Nepal. I personally thank you who make this beautiful video.
NEPAL,what a adorable wonderful place!!! Beautiful,peaceful,lovely country & people. Love it, thank you
Thanks for making this video. Although Nepalese people are not rich, their heart is extremely rich. I hope you enjoyed in Nepal.
Thank you Jonathan steward for spreading Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵 so much respect 🙏🙏
brought tears to my eyes, miss nepal, and my family!
Thank you!
Hey Jonathan, I am discovering your video just after 6 years, you shot. Must say you have an outstanding photo and vediography skills.
All those photos of Villagers are marvelous and put spectators into different world. The Background Music which you have used is an Indian ragas music which again cast spell bound to people. Marvelous work .
I am from India and Namaste to you. I have subscribed your channel and may be this whole week, i shall be watching your other videos.
Hope you r safe and healthy and lots of love from India to you and your dear family. GOD BLESS.
Thank you sir!
no words to your photos and documentery !!!! while watching this vedio i feel i was also there ........................ incredible....
1:40 beautiful fauna and flora!
All joking aside,tnx for sharing this video! It's inspirational. Dolpo looks like paradise to me.
This is our Nepal
Beautiful ❤️ Nepal
Thank you sir for this video
There is one kind of pleasure and joy in this video...love it man ...love from Nepal
this is just one of the best things on youtube, thanks man
Thank u for showing the dolpa and its loving people exactly how it is ,what a lively video hats off to u. loving u and ur country and people
I've trekked 6 times to Dolpo, various ways and valleys, usually guiding. This was by far the best photographic representation of this region. It's great you went as one Westerner . It seems slowly the roads appear, but I was surprised you got horses the whole way, especially the gorge before Shey. After Charka there is one really difficult section that I had a client on a safety rope down from a pass. Maybe now there is a better trail, quite surprising. It was quite emotional to see Dhaulagiri so close. I climbed it in 1981. Thanks for these memories.
Thank you sir. On the day of my trek where we changed route and headed down the river back towards Juphal instead of over the pass to Jomsom, I had to put away my cameras. But there were some pretty sketchy sections, including having to go through a water-filled cave/tunnel crawling on my butt, and a few sections of rock scrambling over snow and ice. The horses couldn't go that way, so they were forced to swim in the river beneath the cliffs. By the end of the day, where you see us in the home of the family, we were totally soaked, tired and defeated. So we were so grateful they let us in and helped us. A lot of people in town saw us coming and ran inside, not opening their doors, but that family was exceptionally kind. The following night, we also took a huge 50+ km hike, finishing about 8 p.m., and were attacked that night. I made a separate video describing the event. But there was a lot that happened towards the end that didn't make any videos. There's still frontier justice out there.
Shout out from North Pole Alaska!!! Wow!! We loved this video so very much!! This was done so well !! We enjoyed every minute of it and wanted more !!! Thank you so very much!!! Wow!!!
Shout out to North Pole! Say hi to Santa for me. I have a couple of videos from Alaska too, and a few more from Nepal. Stay tuned, if all goes well I hope to resume travel this year . . . to Kyrgyzstan!
@@GetOutsideYourself love your work. Such a gift to so many of us. Will definitely eep watching!!!
This was literally so beautiful it hurts. Thank you for this
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The music was used after 9min.. Is awesome....lov to hear again n again. Nice coverage
Love from India....
Proud to be Nepali..nice documentary really Amazine Nature and climate..
So nice video ,,I myself is a neplese but due to lack of money in straight words I’m jobless I too like to explore such mountains 🏔 nice work jonathan I feel proud to watch this video n cried too because when I saw the babies 👶 I compare them with mine May god bless them
Incredible. Thanks Jonathan for capturing and sharing such a wonderful moment of your trip.
Nice picturization .Kept harmony amongst local people . Good communication can solve lot of problems .Their love for cattle is amazing .All the way you came from Peru to remote place and got adjusted with these people is appreciating .you have really enjoyed this place .It's a heaven ,away from pollution ,daily routine tensions . One can live long in this pure atmosphere .Only there is no progress due to lack of communication and transportation . I have enjoyed this video to the last . Hope to many more videos from you .
An amazing video and wonderful effort going on such a hard trek. Big thank for your upload. Nepal is an amazing country on our planet. Hope to visit at least to Kathmandu soon
Mr. Stewart , I was blown away ( like the dust devil ) , by this exceptional video . You are an intrepid trekker / traveller of a rare breed. Such a wonderful feeling you left me with after viewing this work of yours . And the music was terrific and so uplifting . I would not be able to hike in that rarified air , but it was like I was there with you every step of the way . So happy that I have " discovered " you and your videos and adventures . Thank you so much .
Thank you Douggie!
Thanks Jonathan for such lovely footage of Nepal.
Amazing shooting film, gorgeous views everywhere you walked through, super great content you made - Wow !!
Thank you Mr. Blue Elephant!
great photos! beautiful!
Journey to upper Mustang
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I'm presently re-reading for the third time Peter Matthiessen's “The Snow Leopard” and am loving this video that is in the region covered by that book. Wonderful to see.
The people are kind and very good love nepal.
Hridam Tamata I miss Nepal. I need to go back soon.
Jonathan Stewart thank you for loving Nepal . Yeah one day we should trek together in my country . I'm too in out of country .
Just amazing myan
Thanks for expolring my beloved country
You will be always by my brothers and sisters
Love from germany
Beautiful! Thank You for sharing this amazing experience. 💛
Hello frn i ma love nepal
Hi welcome to Nepal
Thank you sir for exploring my country ❤❤❤
Love to Nepal.
I feel ashamed on behave of all Nepali ,we are actually blind folded ,we can't see the hidden treasure in our that no other country has .I feel heartly proud of being Nepali ,we common Nepali people should take step to preserve our mother nature
And educate atlist those enocent children. Even they have the right to be educate.Our government is paralyse but we are youth we can do much better then what we actually thinking of.
So, what ru doing or what have u done till yet? Stop blaming govt .
@@jashpalsingh9168 OK Indian brother
Thanks..u r exploring my country nepal in such a way....thank u so much
rejina paudel you are lucky, but I understand it' can also be a difficult life. I'm from England🇬🇧 & one day wish to visit Nepal, Kashmir & India. The world must first get through Corona Virus 😞
My father spent time in Napal directly after WWII. I don't know why or for what purpose. His letters, some unopened, were more 'at the moment instead of future'. He had passed away over two years before. I never ask about WWII. I had been scolded by my mother or asking personal questions. Yet he always spoke about hid ideas of liveing one's life that he must of acquired in the three years that he was in Nepal. I'm almost 70, I been so many places on this Earth. I would like to make one more trip, move. I don't feel that a couple of weeks will fill in the blanks of the questionnaire in my mind of who,.what, when, where, and how that explains why Napal? I wanted to go before I read the letters. I understand from the in-depth DNA study I was part of that my blood type and old markers are the lesser of all. And that many many centuries ago my ancestors passed through the land called Napal. Thanks for shareing your adventure. I so enjoyed it.
Gloria M. Mcgee It is Nepal not Napal.
Napal and Nepal has its own difference !!
Hi Jonathan, thankyou for the video...really magical and I love your human approach..I always love to meet the locals and wherever I travel people are often the mainstream highlight..the Nepalese people remind me of the Andean communities, you would obviously understand what I mean...the link between the two ignites my passion/research for our ancient origins...every indigenous people around the globe seem to share certain noble characteristics which I put down to living with nature and spirituality.
Most excited trip i have ever seen yet. love the paradise of Nepal.
Brilliant photography and best ever music found on any adventuring video
Where there is Buddhism that place have some energy of attractiveness and very peaceful....love from west
The cold weather marks on their face.. I love nepali people.. I have lots pf nepali friend working here now in saudi arabia.. I love their patience.. And friemdly... NAMASTE NEPAL
Thank you
You just brought me on a heavenly trip.😍