Nepal is heaven. 🗻 This documentary was shot around 2007/2008 I think.

The strength and hard work of this man are impressive. Very good that part of his daily life is to do charitable deeds. I wish him and his family, and his village, well. Loved seeing this fascinating place I’ll never be able to visit. These documentaries are wonderful!

I am from Nepal, The documentary is exceptionally inspirational, The life of hilly region is so harsh as shown on the video. May lord be with KARMA and Germain

Wonderful documentary! The film-maker portrays Gurmen, the Sherpas and the Buddhist culture with extraordinary sensitivity and respect. The Sherpas are among the toughest people in the world and their concern for fellow human beings as well as animals stands out. I wish the best for Gurmen and his lovely family.

I wish his family all the best and hope he is very successful.

I simply cannot express how brave and incredible these people are. Truly the Angels of Everest.

This young man is an example of a the will, faith, hard work and spirit of the entrepreneurs that keep this beautiful world running. God Bless him and his horse.

Blessings to Karma and Germain and his family! This is an inspiring story and shows the progress of Nepal and her people.

The little kiddos dancing at 28:30, priceless ❤😆

@joeyr7294

2 жыл бұрын

You mean 28:30 ?

@jeremiahsawyer2123

2 жыл бұрын

@@joeyr7294 yes

@joeyr7294

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeremiahsawyer2123 🍻

Another beautiful place I will never see. I am so glad to be able to see these beautiful lands and people on the internet ✌

I would not be able to walk on the edges, with 200 metres ravines below, and certainly NOT on a horse back. Those who meet the Sherpas, please be kind and generous to them. Their life is so hard and tough, yet they are simple gentle souls.

I can't believe this dude running everywhere. No wonder they are animals when it comes to climbing this dude is a beast with the bounding energy of a teenager. I wish he and his wife all the best

38:29 wonderful drawing! What lovely children..so gentle.

This documentary makes me so nostalgic to go trekkin thru the Himalayas again, one day soon I hope 💚

Wow,wonderful,thanks for Charing ,and I'm new in your channel ,from Morocco 🇲🇦

Wow amazing beautiful place and culture

Thank you for inviting and sharing with us 🍀 Truly wonderful 🌿

Thank you for your Documentary of khumbu region, Nepal!💗

Thank you Tracks for allowing us to see the difficult lives people in other lands lead, but yet, they can still be content and happy. Here where I live, one cannot imagine the lives of Nepali Sherpas. All the best to Gurmen and his family in their endeavours. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

Gherman the himalayan Mountain runner!! WOOO go buddy

Immersive film that shows the culture and dangers of daily life in the mountains.

Oops every new video is always better than previous Thanks for the adventure that you offer us! Keep going your wonderful effort!!!!!

What a beautiful little surefooted Pony.

Holy totally different way of life, very good documentary!

Thoroughly engrossed in the documentary. Very educating about the lives of the Nepalis

He could win the marathon race that lasts for days.

THANK YOU FOR SHARING ..HEALTH & JOY

It is a tough life but he separated her from her companions then without knowing what to feed her he took her directly over dangerous paths ....I truly feel bad for this intelligent emotional animal...I wish this sherpa was kinder !

@harmonyharps4663

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Apart from not knowing what to feed the mare he took her to a location hundreds of kilometers from veterinary care. Wonder what happens when she needs to be re-shoed?

@venkatachengalvala4289

2 жыл бұрын

He should have been careful, but he had no intention to abuse the horse; he complied with the veterinarian's advice. :)

loved it..hard life

So much respect for you my man. You are so brave. You have a beautiful horse. Love the video to watch. Best wishes Vlasta Leistikow

Great footage, beautiful history of German his family and Karma, thanks for sharing 😎😎😎

the life of the villagers is very challenging in terms of traveling to go somewhere, but the scenery is very beautiful and interesting😍😍👍

22.12.2021.Very good documentary.Thank you

Just beautiful ❤️

beautiful video!

This dude and karma need an epic poem like "the man from snowey river" written about them

@garyhost1830

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha yes definitely

so emotional.. how the story develops so beautifully, even though i don't support animal abuse it was very powerful story.. it was narrated perfectly i really got into the story.. it was filmed around 07-08 if im not mistaken

@MollyGrue1

2 жыл бұрын

poor little mare, she was underfed right from the start. Hope the 2 have all the luck they need. At least he is good natured and asked the vet at once of how to properly take care of the animal.

@sishaq94

2 жыл бұрын

You don't support animal abuse but you support Israel??? I guess the abuse of humans is ok?

@MollyGrue1

2 жыл бұрын

@@sishaq94 ???? What do you mean by "support Israel" and how come you mix it up with a story about the sherpa? Please explain or leave me alone. You do not know how I feel and think and who I am, all in all. Peace, ok?

Thanks a lot for the Presentation very impressive from this. Hardworking people Lama ect, great story

Best wishes to him From London🧡

This is an interesting video. Thank you.

when I was there in 2010 I was at all those places in the video, brings back memories of splendid views and happy people. Did see a few people being taken back down on horseback with oxygen bottles and older folk that could not go anymore, I was 55 at the time, not sure I would be as fit now.

@davidran9317

2 жыл бұрын

@Roger Peyton -Smith I was a Swimmer and a mountaineer when I was younger and Swim on 1987 between to countries from 🇸🇬 port to batam island of 🇮🇩 and 65 years old now I have the same feeling about myself as you do Sir. I a mix proud Kurdish Stateless 💖🙏

thanks

great video...

M as and horse are BLESSED

Pony is probably dehydrated ay base camp... what a heroic pony.

All the best.

OMG! What a life...everyday is an adventure...

Sherpas are very brave

That man is a machine 💪 but he needs to remember to feed and water his horse lol....it's not a veteran everest hiker

@harmonyharps4663

2 жыл бұрын

I feel for the horse. The mare is not near veterinary care nor a blacksmith to re-shoe her.

Masha Allah very beautiful videos life is very hard God bless you all Ameen🇵🇰🌹🌷

Well done, however when I first began living and working in the Langtang and Khumbu regions in the late-90s there were horses (not to be confused with the donkeys and mules that were also already there) that were hired by tourists for both carrying gear as well as riding. Still, this is a well-done documentary.

@adamlangdon2245

2 жыл бұрын

So horses survive at these altitudes ? They are ok? The video makes you wonder. 😁😁

@jumper553

2 жыл бұрын

@@adamlangdon2245 Yes. There are many in the Khumbu and it would be almost impossible for anyone to get away with animal abuse - at least with equines and bovines. Sometimes some might be a little short of feed (but not without), but I never see any in bad shape. Mules are in excellent shape.

Heaven is Myth ! Nepal is real

Yes,At last!

Hard work paysoff

❤️🙏👍,, from summits Indonesia

beautiful movie enjoyed eating it very much

High good quality grasses and grains for energy. Lots of water too. This man needs a mentor he has much to learn. He is making mistakes at the horses expense

@harmonyharps4663

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. His lack of horse care is astonishing. To take a horse to a locatiion thousands of kilometers from veterinary care (such as it may be) is, in my view cruel. Who is going to re-shoe the horse?

I sure hope they find good hay for Karma!

Outstanding documentary. I am interested to know why burros aren’t used rather than horses.

I saw this doccumentary a few weeks back. It was done by SLICE. Oh well no harm in watching this one by Tracks.

I like the fact that dharma still is v important for these people ...

Beautifull Nepali boy Loves horse He running around like Jumping dear Hopes his doing well his New besineses 🌴🌿🌿🌿

无限风光，非常坚苦

Gosh! What a difficult life !

_Praise the Lord Buddha Tibet and Nepal are peaceful and blessed with resources._

Sherpa tensing the most famous of them all

Told you that there’s no heroism there.. only money can motivate a sherpa

yesss

what's the name of the track at the end? It is also at the beginning.

The horse doesn't look like it has horse shoes. The Vet. told him that SHE NEEDS MORE than STRAW, SHE NEEDS CEREAL. She is in POOR Health, WHY did HE PUT the Horse to WORK right away?!?! He doesn't bring her ENOUGH FOOD For the Long Trip, THEN SHE IS FORCED TO CARRY A MAN DOWN THAT Mt. 📌 The Wild Horses Look Healthy and the Fur look shiny and beautiful. 📌

@harmonyharps4663

2 жыл бұрын

I feel for the horse who is thousands of kilometers from veterinary care should she need it. If she has shoes, who in a remote village is going to re-shoe her and take care of her feet?

I can't wait to see how he gets that horse home, because he flew there

According to the ending, this documentary talks of life for the Sherpas 18 years ago. Wonder what happened to the characters shown here ever since. What changes might have happened. Wow

A good horse to ride to school on

They are a very nice looking couple.

Between the horse and the donkey is the crossbreed sterile hybrid, the mule. As we go from horse to mule to mammoth donkey (donks come in all sizes) we find an increase in intelligence, longevity and a great increase in caution, AKA, stubbornness. As the handler proves his trustworthiness to the animal, the animal's trust increases. That is why the high Andes are now often patrolled by mules, on the high border between Chile and Argentina. As for Icelandic horses, for the last 800 years if they were not sure-footed, well tempered, strong, fast, thrifty keepers, and smooth riders, they were eaten. This bred a compact, fast, smooth, strong, thrifty horse, ideal for this work. If I could drop 50 years from my body, I would breed Icelandic mares to Mammoth Jacks (big donkeys), and just as Geo. Washington and Henry Clay did in our own land 250 years ago, a Mule industry would be born in the Himalaya. Domesticating and hybridizing the Tibetan Kiang would be an very worthy consideration for the future of these people. If it is successful, call the offspring a "King Mule!"

@greyskies123

2 жыл бұрын

Very interesting idea! I like it.

@davidran9317

2 жыл бұрын

Made in USA? Or You should bring you men are here build a 🏭 and make another Afghanistan too? I think they already know that the donkey is more stronger then you 😜💖🙏

@garyhost1830

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds a great idea

That poor horse

@harmonyharps4663

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree.

This story is probably around 2 decades ago

Very good video. He is an entrepreneur. Started a business in mountain 🏔.

22:44 The translation is really incorrect, and the actual meaning is completely different.

The Nepalese people deserve a real Maoist revolutionary movement to overthrow their poverty, not ignorant viewers on a KZread channel. This world is completely F-ed.

Does anyone know the song playing at 28:48? When the kids are dancing.

@nepalnp5570

2 жыл бұрын

Baisi palerea!

documentary is good but too much ads

TOURISM IS DESTROYING

Does anyone know the title of the music played at 19:50 and at 49:32?

@johnadventure5973

2 жыл бұрын

The musical instruments is tabla

🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️🇳🇵🇳🇵

What is the name of the music starts at 30:30?

@nepalnp5570

2 жыл бұрын

Baisi palera ‘ you can search on KZread!

I’m so sad for the poor horse. She’s scared and not enough food and water. Hope she’s okay.

@venkatachengalvala4289

2 жыл бұрын

She's okay now. After taking her to the vet, he followed the vet's advise and fed & hydrated the horse sufficiently (to the best of his ability, sometimes this isn't possible in emergency rescue situations).

🇳🇵🙏

homeboys going to learn real quick not to stand on that end of the horse

Yality yak, not on my back!

i think these foreginers should update their knowledge and documentries about Nepal , this video is like 2 decade ago lol

@chrisd9459

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder when this was filmed ? Early 2010s perhaps mainly cause of the computers @ 25:05

@aa6eheia156

2 жыл бұрын

It's only 13-14 years old.. and I come to this channel to see old documentaries to see how things were in past

@aa6eheia156

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisd9459 it was between 2007-2008 when there was revolution to bring Republic and replace Monarchy... The kids in school were singing new national anthem which was adopted in August 2007 and the ending scenes are around May-June 2008

@clanmccroneartist6049

7 ай бұрын

I think it’s cos they’re reshowing an old documentary like, cos this channel is part of a group of channels containing documentaries going as far back as the 90s at least, some I think are even from the 80s, it’s mainly what I sometimes call a “stock documentary” site, cos it looks like those documentary databases people use to sell films to broadcasters (sometimes even selling them to people who quite appallingly edit them to fit an agenda, happened with Attenborough’s Life of Mammals by the BBC in the Netherlands, where it gold sold to an evangelical channel, Attenborough went ballistic and the BBC pulled it from Dutch showings (they removed all references to evolution, Attenborough is a staunch anti-creationist)), so this is probably a very old documentary that they don’t even show on television, let alone streaming sites, it’s probably why it’s on here

Good documentary, yes. However, I am astonished anyone would even contemplate taking a horse on such journey to a place where there is no immediate veterinary care or blacksmiths. Poor horse.

@venkatachengalvala4289

2 жыл бұрын

The horses are quite strong, so they can survive the conditions (as long as they're given food and water).

I'm about half way through and wondering are we going to watch him kill his horse.

@anonamasnoname9098

2 жыл бұрын

It's not showing him doing all the vet told him too.

16:07 i dont understand if hes a beginner related to horses why does he not hire a horse out and learn more and buy only when he knows enough. That would be the way we would do it in western countries. Like if i want to live in la dont simply move to la but visit for longer periods the place and get more experience.^^ By the way there are so many mountains here in eu, i think i will be busy climbing them for a while before looking at nepal.

40:05 needs to be a meme.

Shame that its so obvious that it is all very staged. ☹ But nice scenery.

@-dew82-96

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer to call it observed😊

2,631?

Жалко лошадей...

What about feeding the poor mare, do you know anything about what she needs?

@harmonyharps4663

2 жыл бұрын

He doesn;t know the basics of equinine care and the horse is taken thousands of kilometers from veterinary care (such as it may be!). Who is going to re-shoe the horse?

@thinkinoutloud.1

2 жыл бұрын

@@harmonyharps4663 in his ignorance he will probably butcher the poor dear after it can no longer go on.

documentary seems to be v.v. old . isn't it...??? everything infrastructure has been changed nowadays 🤣 plz we need new documentary.