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The Most Dangerous Road In The World|'The Himalayan Road'| Nepal
The road was flooded by the water from the waterfall.
Nepal : Mustang view by drone (#01 Trailer)- A documentary by Tonio Nicolazzi
Former kingdom of Mustang, in Nepal, is one of the remotest area of Himalaya.
This man ditched modern society 20 years ago to live in a rain forest.
Published on Dec 24, 2013
A one-of-a-kind American takes living off the grid to a whole new level. THE LEGEND OF MICK DODGE PREMIERES TUE JAN 7 AT 10P.
Patachara- The Story of a Buddhist Nun Of Nepal
This story is read in Nepalese Language which is the national language of Nepal. This story highlights the story of a woman whose life took so many incredible drama-like turns that she reaches the height of depression. The sorrowful incidents in her life caused mental trauma. After hearing the sermons of the Buddha she not only recovered her state but blossomed her inner self and dedicated herself to help and heal thousands of women like her as a nun. An unforgettable true story.
Talented Children of Nepal- Kirtipur, Kathmandu,Nepal
Talented Children of Nepal- Kirtipur, Kathmandu,Nepal
Secret Kitchen - Flavours of Nepal
On this week's 'Secret Kitchen' Bikramjit gets you the best food from Kathmandu, Nepal.
Hallucinogen Honey Hunters - Nepal
A tribe of Nepal hunt a wild honey with natural psychoactive properties ("mad honey")they use it as a medicine and a soft drug.
Dipak, the translator of this movie is overdosing and fall unconscious.
Nepal - I Have Seen the Earth Change
I Have Seen the Earth Change Season 2 Nepal documentary HD
Solukhumbu is one of the 75 districts in Nepal. It gathers most of the 3300 glaciers and 2300 Arctic
Last Nomadic Tribe of Nepal - Raute
Raute are a nomadic ethnic group officially recognized by the Government of Nepal. They are known especially for their hunting of langur and macaque monkeys for subsistence. They also gather wild forest tubers, fruits, and greens on a regular basis. They normally do no gardening, farming, or work for others as tenants or wage laborers. To obtain grain, iron, cloth, and jewelry, they trade handmade wooden bowls and boxes to local farmers. They do not sell other forest products, bushmeat, or forest medicinal plants. Their population is estimated at about 650 persons living in small settlements in the Karnali and Makahali (Kali) watershed regions of western Nepal, but there are probably less than 150 of the still nomadic hunting Raute.
This latter were located in western Nepal by the American anthropologist Johan Reinhard, who conducted ethnographic research among them and the Raji, a related ethnic group of largely settled agriculturalists. The Raute language is currently classified as Tibeto-Burman. It is called "Raute" in most studies and sometimes "Khamci," meaning "our talk" in a few other studies. The Raute use this name for their autonym, their own name for themselves, as well as their exonym, the name used by outsiders to refer to them.
It is closely related to the language spoken by two related ethnic groups, the Ban Raji ("Little Rulers of the Forest") and Raji ("Little Rulers") of the same region (Fortier and Rastogi 2004). The closest well-documented language to Raute known at the present time is Chepang, spoken by an ethnic group of west-central Nepal who also have been hunter-gatherers until the current generation. Rautes emphasize that they wish to remain full-time foragers and not assimilate into the surrounding farming population.
Children of God, Nepal -
CHILDREN OF GOD explores the life of the children who live beside the Bagmati River in Nepal on the sacred grounds of a Hindu temple in Kathmandu, an area forgotten and ignored by the world but considered the holiest and most sacred to the Hindu people. The children are undeterred by the daily cries and wailing from the daily funeral ceremonies; instead they rob the corpses for food and dive into the river to grab coins used as funeral offerings by the mourners. Some risk their lives by begging while others fall prey to drugs and disease.
The documentary exposes the social conditions of the suppressed Nepalese people through the plight of their children, where reverence for the old and dead far outweighs the care for the young and living. Experiencing their innocence and their hardship through songs, stories and heartbreaking living conditions, CHILDREN OF GOD exposes the contradiction of the material world that rests upon perhaps the most spiritual culture on earth.
Directed by: Yi Seung-Jun
Krinjal Space - Nepal's Flag and National Anthem on the edge of the space
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sing the weather ballon-high altitude concept i was able to send the flag of Nepal in the edge of the space/ very high altitude (80,000 ft above earth surface).
The Violent End of Nepal's Feudal System
End of a Dynasty (2008): After ten years of conflict, Nepal's feudal system has finally crumbled. As one of the most violent Maoist leaders is voted Prime Minister, we ask, can Nepal's new republic find the peace it so desperately needs?