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Рік томуFor centuries, the Gurungs, an indigenous people, have been the only ones to harvest "mad honey" from their cliff in Nepal. The honey has hallucinogenic properties and finding it is a big part of the Gurungs' culture. We followed the village's main honey hunter to find out why this ancient tradition is still happening and what makes it such a risky business.
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How People In Nepal Risk Their Lives To Find 'Mad Honey' | Risky Business | Insider News
@marcelovolcato8892 Рік тому
First I thought it was Mad Honey because of the hallucinogenic properties of the honey, but then I realised it was because of how risky it was to get the honey.
@boringbastard4920 Рік тому
Yea, but there are a few things though that could be better. For one, if mad honey are poisonus and halusogenic, how can they export it to strict drug and health countries as US. Is it a fake product and the doc makers promoted a fake product?. Second are this kind of doc always follow the same pattern. Lots of talk about how dangerous it is, money ,money ,money, and then about climate change and the impact it has. In nepal, most mountaines region ever, i think the developers say it because it makes them look good, maybe
@saarza9991 Рік тому
@@boringbastard4920 snake venom is poisonous too, but still used in the medical industey
@boringbastard4920 Рік тому
@@saarza9991 so is some mushroom but we still use it in dinner. Your point?
@chrismaina1830 Рік тому
@@boringbastard4920 I had a brain aneurysm trying to understand your comment 💀
@NutSaxs Рік тому
@@boringbastard4920 so the more lethal an item is, the more likely people use it and it’ll sell worldwide
@yramry524 Рік тому
I love how they keep it as their culture instead of just getting money by over harvesting it,
@IAMRebelations Рік тому
👍🏾
@anon69669 Рік тому
No they do sell it
@wafflestcattash4818 Рік тому
@@anon69669 they siad over harvesting
@R1kSen Рік тому
Yeah, I bet all of them do not overharvest it nor do they simply lie for the video.
@user-io8bm6gz5z 10 місяців тому
youre so naïve
@paijo_themoron Рік тому
I am a Gurung, and 'mad honey hunting' is one of our culture among many. But it is sad to say this culture is slowly dissappearing. Ive never seen any Nepalese media covering this, or promoting about it. दुखको कुरा त के छ भनी गुरुङहरु कतिलाई थाहा पनि छैन कि यो हाम्रो जातीय पेशा जस्तो एक महत्वपूर्ण काम हो। यस्को जगेर्ना गर्नु हाम्रो कर्तव्य हो। दुनियाँ छाडा कुरा फैलाउनु भन्दा सबै नेपालीले यस्तो कुराको जानकारी फैलाउनु पर्छ है।
@zamoth22 Рік тому
they are not promoting it cuz then everyone will start collecting it and the rarity of the product will disappear not that it should be kept a secret but its likely that's what will happen
@paijo_themoron Рік тому
@@zamoth22 You really have a positive mind brother. But our media doesn't think any good at all, they just sell bullshit. And people from Nepal already knows the difficulties of doing this job. You have to walk for 3-4 days in average through the harsh forest with many wild animals just to reach to the place where you can find Mad Honey. Height and lack of PPE is just another problem, but if you unfortunately get even a single bite by those particular bees, you will get sick for days, and if just get couple of bites then there are chances that you might loose your life. So that's why I think we will not see any huge queue any sooner for this job. Anyway, Ramadan Kareem to you and your family my brother.
@newinhuman Рік тому
i bought mad honey from "HIMILAYAN HONEY" i hoped it was helping keep the tradition alive unfortunately it wasn't as strong as i thought it would be but what is the best company?
@yamgurung9903 Рік тому
just mix 1 spoon of mad honey in 1 hot cup of hot water when u r suffering from fever, sneezing it will heal u fast not recommend for use in Diarrhea lol it will make it worst XD
@manojkatel125 Рік тому
you better watch herne katha episode bagh ko bangara
@planescaped Рік тому
$300 a bottle, and these guys probably get $3 for all the work.
@Sharal3D Рік тому
😂 look up yarsagumba 😅 that's stupidly expensive 🤣
@myginger Рік тому
" They send home more than $8 billion in remittances " watch from 10:00
@myginger Рік тому
WHAT!!!
@Sharal3D Рік тому
@@myginger working labor jobs abroad doing all underpaid jobs almost slavery level jobs
@myginger Рік тому
@@Sharal3D even so , is it still possible to make that much money ?
@june2420111 Рік тому
This series always makes me so mad because the people who work the hardest and put their lives on the line get rhe least amount of money. I would gladly pay more knowing these harvesters get a more fair share and safety equipment.
@VishalKumar-xu3bv Рік тому
Welcome to the harsh corporate and capitalist world my friend
@xavirik4828 Рік тому
Ummmm, the narrarator said that none had died in over 30 years. That's one of the safest worksite I've ever heard of
@sciencehistoryandentertain734 Рік тому
@@xavirik4828 If they only do the harvesting once a year that 1 in 30 people die...Not safe at all...even if they do it 2 or 3 or 4 times a year 1 in 120 is not a safe work environment...not including the stings...There is really only one risky job...the people tying off the ladder or smoking the bee out from below or catching honey are not risky deadly jobs...
@KentaQ Рік тому
Mad bc mad honey
@theoutergod8666 Рік тому
Them being skilled and cautious does not make this line of job safe.
@arsafulislam4759 Рік тому
Nepali people are very gentle and honest. Love for Nepal and nepali people from Bangladesh.🙏
@user-io8bm6gz5z 10 місяців тому
aww bless
@maddog3768 8 місяців тому
Because originally Nepalis were hindus, even the rituals they doing is indian ( hindu) because once Nepal was part of India
@PICKYPOUCH 2 місяці тому
Wtf are you talking about go first do some research Nepal was never part of India or any countries and also you should know that India got independence in 1947 but before the independence of India... So typically Nepal is older by history and the Hindu culture we follow is of our ancestors and you should also know that Nepal was the only hindu kingdom in the world till 2006@@maddog3768
@PICKYPOUCH 2 місяці тому
@@maddog3768and not Nepalese were Hindus you should say Nepalese are Hindus 🕉️
@PICKYPOUCH 2 місяці тому
@@maddog3768And what is that Indian hindu huhh ??? We have our own separate identity
@karenneill9109 Рік тому
I’m glad it’s so hard to get- and I hope the resource can be kept under local control.
@SirMonk 5 місяців тому
I doubt. I have heard some businessmen bribing the bees to go make it for them.
@candyflipper805 Рік тому
Mad honey has some international recognition.
@casetteplayer Рік тому
Watch a corporate power ruin everything
@internationalparam Рік тому
@@casetteplayer in Australia/Europe illd get you in as much trouble as Heroin
@heaven3953 Рік тому
@@casetteplayer fr tho
@muddaboolshit6963 Рік тому
@@casetteplayer its probably already happening
@anonnymous31 Рік тому
@@casetteplayer I mean literally anyone can re-create this honey. Any beekeeper can grow some psychedelic flowers next to the bees and make psychedelic honey.
@sambuadhikary5489 Рік тому
Man those people are ready to everything and at the end says yea, I was difficult but not impossible. ❤❤Love To Nepal. ❤
@user-db2oo6wj2d 10 місяців тому
You guys have balls of steel to do this.-love from europe . That's how intillegent so creative, resourceful, courageous, optimistic are these people..
@netrabantawa3439 Рік тому
Impressive cinematography , interesting story telling , a documentary well done , art like ! Thank you for sharing !
@imed9715 10 місяців тому
I hope the outsiders keep themselves away from their hills. It’s amazing to see what they do to get this honey and how much they respect and appreciate their culture.
@capastianluna8896 7 місяців тому
Not exactly, with the value drones can easily make the job more effortless, plus the honey doesn't do much, just another sham tbf
@Unchainedful 7 місяців тому
Outsiders from around the world already deals with this, and as the last comment stated the hives are being collected using drones at a much safer and faster rate. So currently businesses no longer need the farmers to climb cliffs to collect, they are cutting out the collectors and businesses are collecting it themselves. You can easily buy mad honey across the world. However depending on country regulations, the honey may be heavily altered. For example, in the US, no hallucination drugs are allowed to be imported to the US if it has no medical properties(mad honey is classes a schedule 1 drug, no medical properties). So in order to sell it in the US the honey must be altered to remove the hallucinogenic properties of the honey in order to sell in the US. So what you’re left with is just simply a more bitter honey.
@pravinkhaling4222 Рік тому
It feels great when our Nepalese mad honey is represented by such a great channels😍
@MrKinghuman Рік тому
You think this is sustainable if made available over the internet
@saarza9991 Рік тому
@@MrKinghuman I don't see anyone asking YOU
@HK-gm8pe Рік тому
@@MrKinghuman it is available all over the internet, I order it to eastern europe, helps with my anxiety
@JC-du6sn Рік тому
Look up Within Heaven's Gates by Rebecca Springer and Andrew Wommack's A Better Way to Pray series on UKposts.😇 Gifts.
@myginger Рік тому
@@saarza9991 " they send home more than $8 billion dollars in remittance " watch from 10:08
@chhitijrana2572 Рік тому
Not just Gurungs, other indigenous communities also extract it east to west in the Himalayas.
@voiceoutpeople7815 Рік тому
Kina Gurung haru ko matrai naam ayoo vanera jelious vako
@trendytv05 Рік тому
@@voiceoutpeople7815 dimag Herana Dimag, Usle right kura garda Jeleous Bhayo rea. 😂😂😂😂
@voiceoutpeople7815 Рік тому
@@trendytv05 k xa aru Nepal ma virmauri ko chakaa katnii. Koi xaa
@trendytv05 Рік тому
@@voiceoutpeople7815 bhai Dimag Xaina Jasto xa tero, Main Comment dekhinas.
@voiceoutpeople7815 Рік тому
@@trendytv05 😂😂😂 lade kuraa na garna pashu
@PRASOONRK 10 місяців тому
Genuine one, loved this trick 👏
@DocNob0dy Рік тому
When he said his son was working abroad in Qatar I frowned 😞 I pray the boy makes it home safe and soon
@hotto5150 Рік тому
They have their passport taken by the employer until the end of their contract. They don't have a choice to leave. Often living in cramped rooms with 20 people to 1 room. It's modern day slavery.
@DanteAtropos Рік тому
Working in Qatar is just as if not more dangerous than harvesting honey in the high altitude. Those Qatar work programs are like slave camps.
@SnakeBush Рік тому
He is a slave now 😂🥲😥
@zeusolympus1664 Рік тому
Yeah all those rich arab are the most ruthless. They dont care about himan lives.
@jessicamompoint1849 Рік тому
My heart stopped when I heard that I heard thousands of labors died.
@user-nq4yw2yp3s 8 місяців тому
Es hermoso ver cómo la gente de este país cultiva y protege este producto tanto por cultura como por un bien monetario
@RayMak Рік тому
They did it sustainably too
@aryanparuthi5649 Рік тому
Hey man.. nice to see you here too 😂😂
@jihyosoriginalwife2950 Рік тому
you're everywhere 😭😭😭
@Char444 Рік тому
You're everywhere
@bijayagiri5746 Рік тому
Thank you ..team for being here and doing such an amazing job...
@durgaprasadpoudel7114 Рік тому
❤A unique professional job!
@masterofbloopers Рік тому
Just watching this is triggering my vertigo! Infinite respect to these brave workers!
@adamgh0 10 місяців тому
9:47 Whew. Big sigh of relief there being in my early 40's and all.
@indianman4659 Рік тому
Wow amazing you tube channel ❤️ i love it...
@junglekutz5625 5 місяців тому
Ones culture speaks volumes of their mindset, capabilities, and all that they can accomplish, time and time and time again. Their harmony alone (when it comes to executing such a task, speaks volumes
@Swornim.7 10 місяців тому
What an absolute devastating journey for respecting their ancient profession. Love from Nepal❤
@stevechatman2319 8 місяців тому
The preview for Angel Studios was fire. It really touched me❤️
@RahulKumar-sr7mg 9 місяців тому
This is incredibly daring and beautiful at the same time!
@leahabay7447 Рік тому
That's how intillegent so creative, resourceful, courageous, optimistic are these people.
@top10goat36 Рік тому
Damn. This must be the Hunny Pooh eats
@glowupwith_elv33sh 9 місяців тому
Jay Nepal ❤️🇳🇵
@nazajhadnaz9361 9 місяців тому
How difficult this profession.. salute to hard people
@wildfire8126 Рік тому
Mad Honey (hallucinogenic properties) functions similar to some mushroom found in central and South America. However, it is much easier to harvest and it is not that expensive. On the other hand, it is much easier to buy weeds in US.
@brandonnguyen6718 Рік тому
@krook In low doses yeah, but in high doses no. It's a hallucinogen like coffee, if you drink way too much coffee, you'll hallucinate. Same with tobacco.
@brandonnguyen6718 Рік тому
@krook If I took like 20 cigs in 1 minute, yeah, or drank 100 gallons in the span of an hour, yeah that'd happen.
@shadowwolf9795 Рік тому
@@brandonnguyen6718 honestly or a hospital visit
@en2336 Рік тому
what specific mushroom?
@Youtoober6947 Рік тому
@krook you’ve clearly never got too high
@758fiyuhbyrd9 Рік тому
I hope his son gets back from Qatar safely but if the reports are correct it's unlikely.
@kpopaddict4382 Рік тому
Why?
@krishnakhatri2427 Рік тому
@@kpopaddict4382 when you are in qatar as a construction worker they can take your passport and they make you servant who had to work all day make money and pay money to people who took his passport . it is unlikely he will come in nepal if you look about tempertaure of qatar it is hot and there is no ac in house where construction worker live many nepali people die due to heart attack
@youraveragepasser-by7367 Рік тому
@@kpopaddict4382 Qatar is infamous for slave labour
@TT-qj4zw Рік тому
@@krishnakhatri2427thank you for explaining
@AoiFlame02 Рік тому
@@krishnakhatri2427 this is sad :\
@junhodelacruz7083 10 місяців тому
i always like your video like this🥰🥰🥰🥰
@vincentjfreeman2289 День тому
Incredible sense of community❤
@squirtlemyturtle Рік тому
They harvested 4 gallons and kept half. They earned $1,800 from those 2 gallons. That's 1,800 divided by 256 ounces. They make $7.03 an ounce. It retails for $300 for 32 ounces. So, it retails for $9.37 ounce. Someone check my math, but they are actually getting a pretty good price based on retail.
@Youtoober6947 Рік тому
They said $1800 on average every year, not $1800 for those 2 gallons they sold in 2022
@bageechad6969 Рік тому
Thanks for making video about our culture.
@MARIANAKAYAMA-lk7gc 29 днів тому
Amazing...... Good. Job. 😮. ❤😊. God Bless ALL..,... always Thanks Watching from TOKYO 🗼
@digitalcommunity7621 10 місяців тому
Beautiful scenery💖 a bit scary😅Brilliant content😘Nice video🥰And a lovely like👍
@seanbrown9048 10 місяців тому
And it totally changes Honey Nut Cheerios!
@winxwest2964 11 місяців тому
What’s crazy is that modern climbing tech could make this infinitely safer, but they choose to carry on the tradition their way. I respect it, but it will be a shame when someone inevitably dies again attempting it.
@koboldcatgirl 4 місяці тому
I'm not sure they said that. Modern climbing tech may just not be easy to get ahold of out there! Shit's expensive even in the cities.
@jeansebhivon Рік тому
5:40 ''800 feet below, a plastic sheet catches it'' lol not even 50 feet xD ! The 800 feet is probably the hightest place.
@queensabina9983 Рік тому
Amazing video🎉
@Sanskarigaming751 9 місяців тому
Salute to cameraman for her his courage❤❤
@asankajayaweera7212 Рік тому
Going down on that cliff made goosebumps in my skin. That's a really scary job.
@shaunlopez8942 Рік тому
Try killing a man for the first time. I guarantee you Goosebumps the size of nipples
@canofsouls282 Рік тому
Easy money
@rajrajbh1682 Рік тому
One mistake finished with life
@EnglishLearnersHere Рік тому
I hope that they could keep their culture for a long time but at the same time I also pray for their safety while practicing their traditions. 🙏
@azhadshamim3122 9 місяців тому
Jay Nepal 🇳🇵
@skylinecreations.1634 4 місяці тому
As generations change, the traditional work decreases. Nice video. You cannot harm nature.
@whoswhoatthezoo9372 Рік тому
A 32oz bottle/ 2lbs ? of it for $300 - that’s not expensive given the risk. Plenty of other things like perfume and cosmetics cost much much more, for way less.
@Fearless0063 Рік тому
My grandmother is a Gurung, They are one of the most bravest and Kindest people I personally know, It's no surprise here that the Gurungs are doing this job
@NirmalaSingh-zo8zw Рік тому
Yeah this is so brave
@simonphoenix3789 Рік тому
they should figure out how to keep them and grow the needed plant nearby. That would save them a lot of danger if they figured out a way to do it. Its not like they can increase production so much that the price will crash. Honey always remains relatively expensive after all.
@rajahumar7929 11 місяців тому
Well said
@PogausorusRex Рік тому
I'm sure they barely see a fraction of the money too. :| We hear so little about nepal outside catastrophic moments, it's clear why but it's such a shame
@brindlekintales 10 місяців тому
> I'm sure they barely see a fraction of the money too. Well if you watch the video you'll see that's the case.
@bobjones4469 Місяць тому
The more I watch this channel, the more I realize how much men make the world go round.
@duncanluciak5516 10 місяців тому
Thanks, Vice.
@InfoGrooveExplorers 9 місяців тому
Nepal's bio is much diverse...still undiscovered...
@sagunbista5360 Рік тому
Other indigenous people like Rautes also extract this honey from dangerous breath-taking cliffs, its been shown and explained long ago in Honey Hunters of Nepal.
@theforeignsicktravel Рік тому
I tried this in Nepal last year. It will truly give you hallucination
@brindlekintales 10 місяців тому
Don't keep us hanging: what KIND of hallucination did you experience?
@shariarmontasir3569 Рік тому
This made me remember FC4.
@brownsweetie 9 місяців тому
Very interesting learning about this.
@prateekbatta2012 Рік тому
This guy is Heisenberg of Nepal
@johnnyuchiha6449 9 місяців тому
Any differences between this Nepalese Mad Honey and the Turkish variant? I bought one lil 60 gr mad honey from Turkey and it wasn't that strong ( in terms of hallucinogenic effects).
@robot9071 4 місяці тому
Different flowers, different neurotoxin
@user-kp6cs4fr2h 8 місяців тому
That is indeed "risky business".
@basantimusicnepalofficial7186 Рік тому
❤ good job 👍,syaalut Gurung jee,,,😮😮
@fernandoschuindt1665 Рік тому
Every single script: 1. They've been doing it for centuries. 2. But climate change...
@michaeljunior1445 Рік тому
No. 3 New generation is not interested
@rdvgrd6 Рік тому
4. Global demand = over harvesting
@RojinnShrestha 25 днів тому
Coz this script is indeed global 👍
@deepgurung1091 Рік тому
Wow it’s our country 🇳🇵Gurung 🙏
@benjaminrodriguez7356 3 місяці тому
Holy ****! There little dance going on, some musician is playing a KORG synthesizer! These were extremely popular in the 80's! They had piano key boards with drum sounding circles, for rhythm. God!!! Back in the 80's, our Churches jammed with them! Memories...
@dukeajgaming9912 Рік тому
They said this mad honey makes you hallucinate. This is so true! I started to hallucinate as soon as that guy started climbing down the ladder! Now I need to taste the mad honey!
@yyeezyy630 10 місяців тому
It takes a lot to hallucinate. I saw a storm trooper dancing on a ps4 controller when I took it. I wish I could give you the rest of mine, it’s clear how terrible it is for your body after you take it a few times
@sangitagaha397 Рік тому
Mad honey, hands up to these people❤❤❤❤
@user-io8bm6gz5z 10 місяців тому
hands up to these men, you mean.
@user-bb5wj9yp4m 8 місяців тому
We can find same kind of tradition in the forests of Chamrajnagar, south India
@shinigamik3027 7 місяців тому
True definition of don’t look down-
@johnnycarter1186 Рік тому
A couple spoonfuls of this honey is what I need rn.🥹 In my late teens & 20s my friends and I would do shrooms, Isd, and ecstasy occasionally. Good times! All were positive, fun, spiritual experiences. But, it's been decades. I don't know anyone who knows anyone who can get psychedelics. I live in LA & there's a Kush store three blocks from my house, but I can't function on weed. I wish they sold psilocybin gummies. I'm a little depressed & a little anxious on a regular basis. I'm not a big drinker and I hate taking pills. A bite or two of a chocolate bar, or a cup of mushroom tea everyday would be a godsend for me.
@glenn9196 Рік тому
The Trips I've been having really helped me a lot. I’m now able to meditate and I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future and things that used to be mundane to me now seem incredible and full of nuance on top of that I'm way less driven by my ego and I have alot more empathy as well
@dilara4130 Рік тому
@Annabella Butler I was having this constant, unbearable anxiety due to work stress. Not until I came across dradolfpetter a very intelligent mycologist. He saved my life honestly
@ryancihet555 Рік тому
@@glenn9196 I feel the same way too. I put too much on my plate and it definitely affects my stress and anxiety levels. I am also glad to be a part of this community.
@ohmakure4716 Рік тому
Microdosing mushrooms can not be deemed bad. A proper guidance from someone with a broad knowledge about it is definitely needed.
@aydin6219 Рік тому
@@dilara4130 It’s quite fascinating. Is this person reliable? I’m eager to get some GT
@ngwanehansel Рік тому
I first heard about this from Sonny of the Best Ever Food Review Show.
@jasontriple2889 10 місяців тому
Its awesome to see cultural stuff like this still going on. I feel like city life has killed most of it.
@AtreVire Рік тому
great video, but I don't think he's 80 stories above the ground. That's over 1100 feet up, but you can see the people and campsite below them. 8 or 18 stories I'd believe.
@brentbauer8258 9 місяців тому
It is great when people are in charge of their success and not governments and corporations.
@psychoastronaut5251 Рік тому
Mad respect for these Mad hunters of Nepal heard about em but here i witnessed truly hardworking and comendable 👏
@user-io8bm6gz5z 10 місяців тому
they men.. no surprise they are brave and hardworking
@abisekmndhr3620 Рік тому
It's not just a job, it's a tradition that goes back to many generations.
@abisekmndhr3620 11 місяців тому
@@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist well thats the difference between u and us. We don't have to market and publicize our religion. We do not threaten or force others to convert. My gods and my religion has taught me well. I know what's evil.
@brindlekintales 10 місяців тому
Yeah, thanks, that's what they said in the video.
@fyi_goodsoul7346 8 місяців тому
also it being in higher demand around the world now, people are harvesting more of it at once then before. greed will always kill a population
@foracal5608 7 місяців тому
I want to make mead out of it now... And share it with the locals if they do partake of alcoholic beverages just for the experience of going out and harvesting it and learning to communicate with them sanz a translator
@flyhigh3731 Рік тому
Gurungs are amazing Love from Khasa
@mho... Рік тому
Its so cool that this village kept "their thing" alive for thousands of years! BUT im honestly more astonished that the bees build these plates for thousands of years like that under the same cliff! 🤓
@aaminahbhana9544 11 місяців тому
Then hopefully Sir you'll be more astonished and intrigued by the fact that in the Muslim holy book the Quraan (we believe revealed to prophet muhammed over 1400yrs ago) God has dedicated a whole chapter on The Honey Bee and there is one verse in it which is just amazing and I would like to share it with you: "And your Lord revealed to the honey bee:"make homes in the mountains, in the trees and the structures they raise. Then eat from all the fruits and go along the pathways of your Lord made easy for you. From their bellies comes out a drink of various colours in which there is a cure for people. Surely in that there is a sign for people who ponder". (Chapter 16 verse 68/69)
@mho... 11 місяців тому
@@aaminahbhana9544 tbh, the fact that you feel the need to bring up those abused, dusty old books (again) just makes me sad for you.... but cool to know that the natural world was atleast part of these fanaticly abused storys!, i guess
@kingsnake5574 11 місяців тому
@@aaminahbhana9544so ur allah thinks that bees eat fruit and poop out honey?? Keep ur trash to yourself
@ezzy436 11 місяців тому
@@mho... Bro just wanted to share a cool fact, you didn't have to diss his beliefs. C'mon man.
@mho... 11 місяців тому
@@ezzy436 im just tired of religious ppl, always spreading their *BELIVES* as "the truth" unchallenged....
@memetodays5462 Рік тому
Wow that work so Dengerrous
@Unknown-vk6qs 5 днів тому
I saw the other video where the indigenious group "RAI" people from nepal only did the honey hunting too and it was insane , the weather was insane , the place was insane everything was insane❤❤❤❤
@jashanjotnagi Рік тому
God Bless these honest, Hardworking, Beautiful, Simple People.❤
@attilaabonyi8879 Рік тому
You guys have balls of steel to do this. -love from europe 🇭🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺
@ritikgangwar7126 Рік тому
Good documentary
@OPIXdotWORLD Рік тому
the bees get mad too
@GurungDavid Рік тому
thanks for sharing peace 🙏
@silasanguiano3796 Рік тому
Looks peaceful out there
@kumarj4693 Рік тому
Suddenly I have a new entry to my already lengthy bucket list
@kumarj4693 11 місяців тому
@Dee Dones thanks for the effort. But I'd want to go there personally to enjoy this delicacy. It would do no justice to order it online and eat from the comfort of my home. Just the way I'm built I guess.
@yyeezyy630 10 місяців тому
@@kumarj4693your weird
@roshanthapa25 Рік тому
Although I live in Nepal, I haven’t tried this mad honey. But I have mad honey at home, she lives with me. Equally dangerous!
@saarza9991 Рік тому
😂
@claytonevans5721 Рік тому
If it wasn't so pareles they could use smoke to keep from being stung
@tj6229 9 місяців тому
i gotta try this
@Carols989 6 місяців тому
bees: im gonna build my hive in a place so crazy, so out of reach not even birds will bother me humans: hello
@syphilisgaming 5 місяців тому
not only the bees have gone to such lengths to protect their location, they also specifically picked that species of plant to make their honey unpalatable to predators. and yet, we still found a way to exploit them.
@notcyro 4 місяці тому
@rohitfacebook Рік тому
Love my Nepali brothers from India
@michaelrix4156 Рік тому
Construction worker + Qatar = Sad time
@758fiyuhbyrd9 Рік тому
If what those reports say is true his son is definitely not coming home
@ravindar475 9 місяців тому
Nice vedio
@katmandu0 4 місяці тому
2:25 a cliff they have hunted dor thousands of years .Nepal is at least 9k BC old.
@FunnytvBangladeah Рік тому
Nepali are awesome, love from bangladesh 🇧🇩
@shivalishankersharma1562 Рік тому
I had anxiety just by looking at mr. man bahadur climbing down. So brave
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