Exploring Kathmandu Durbar Square in Nepal🇳🇵

In today's video, I head down over to Durbar Square in the morning to look for some food. I start out by paying the entrance fee to Durbar Square and then visiting a smoothie shop and getting a smoothie. After, I do some shopping for a local Nepali shirt from a nice vendor. Then I visit a cafe to try some delicious Keema Noodles. After the meal, I meet a local man who sells me a flute and then we have tea together. From there, he shows me where I can locate the government office to extend my Durbar Square pass. After I departed from this guy, another guy approached me and would not stop insisting on showing me around even when I continued to be very polite with him. Aside form the intense moments with him, it was an amazing time down in the beautiful Durbar Square.

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00:00 Video Intro
00:43 1. Durbar Square Ticket Counter
02:32 2. Surf shark VPN
04:11 3. Smoothie in Durbar Square
09:33 4. Buying Gloves from local vendor
10:33 5. Buying Local Nepali shirt
16:32 6. Bella Vista Cafe
17:25 7. Bella Vista Cafe menu
18:32 8. Having Ice Latte
19:27 9.Noodles at Bella Vista
23:54 10. Buying Flute from Local guy
29:30 11. Learning to play flute
32:18 12. Tea with local flute seller
35:22 13. Ticket exchange office at Durbar Square
40:28 14. Entering Durbar Square
43:13 15. Pushy guide in Durbar Square
49:40 16. Taxi from Durbar Square to Thamel
54:01 Video Outro

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[gazzelex]

39:15 he wanted to gift you ring not sell.
(In hindi)He said the guy selling ring that you were his friend and he wanted to gift you the ring

[poojabazimaya]

Hey, just wanted to clarify that the taxi driver was telling the truth, the road you took on foot actually leads to ASON bazar. The adjacent road goes straight to Thamel but is one way which he did try to explain.

Love how you interact with the locals ❤
Looking forward to the next video!

[rameyg]

So sad to see the behaviour of these peoples. Everyone isnt same. Ignore these kinds of people. There are lots of good people around. Keep exploring brother. Lots of love from Nepal ❤️

[milan-zetg]

Peace be upon you brother with love ❤️❤️🇵🇰❤️❤️ small country but brave Nepali peoples

[SuperShiwi]

I am learning how to deal with people and even scammers so much through these videos. You have a great way with people and a kind and open heart.

[absfinal]

the thing is that Durbar square is such a central place, that as a foreigner you always have to go around it just to reach the other places

[sunnyshrestha]

Please visit bhaktapur durbar square and syambhu nath... Don't missed it... It's near the kathmandu.

[lonnerboy]

That last awkward laugh of the taxi driver because you said bhai(small brother)to him 😂😂😂you say bhai india only nepali people think it as a impolite gesture 😅

[gurkhas]

@39:04 HE WANT TO GIFT A RING TO YOU AS A NEW FRIENDS. HE IS NOT TRYING TO SELL YOU A ANOTHER PRODUCT. MISCOMMUNICATION.
ANYWAY LOVE FROM NEPAL 🇳🇵

[kieronsander]

@38:54, he was saying in Hindi "He is friend, I have to give him back, how much does it cost for two rings? I will later pay you ?" May be he thought he took a lot from you and melted after you gave him 200 tips and wanted to give you back smthg.But you misinterpreted and thought he was selling you those rings.😂😂And, that guide didn't know anything about personal space though he seemed like he wanted to give you some information about that place later for free.After that, the taxi guy was being honest but it seemed you couldn't trust anyone.He meant to say he couldn't go directly back from Durbar Square to Thamel from the same road (the road you were walking other days from Thamel to Durbar square) as it is one way and had to make a round so it costs a little more i.e. 300. You said 250, so he said i would drop you near the temple for 250. Later, you didn't have 250 change and only paid 235. So, that's the case.🙏

[rosebluemusic]

Great Nepali shirt.. Nice flute guy I felt he wanted to give you the ring as a gift.. As I read also one comment below wrote a translation what this guy was saying when he wanted to give you the ring free ... But this tourist guide was so insisting .. you were so kind & patient with him .. In general every country at touristic places you find the good & some scammers... Beautiful historical places .. Yummy noodles ..

[whiteshadow]

Thank you so much for promoting Nepal in the international market. Tons of Love, we will be there supporting you forever.

[unknownknight]

Yeah it's holiday in Nepal in Saturday it's quite unique. Rana Ruler of old time called juddha shamsher gave holiday in Saturdays in nepal you have to learn that in history classes.

[Bloop_tv_office]

When you meet new people in nepal don't say "Namaste bhai"
Instead of that you can say "Namaste dai" or just "Namaste"

[punitlama]

On the behaviour of that guide I say sorry from my side brother.Keep loving keep exploring love with respect. See u in your next vedio good night take care 🙏

[AircoOL]

Among 100 you get 1 people like that in every country brother its amazing how handle these kind of situation hope to see more nepal series❤jay nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[ganeshthapa]

So humble, cool and kind person you are Nomac.

[kaitolowo]

I think there was a little bit misunderstanding... I don't know what exactly the flute guy was trying to do but he said in hindi "how much do you want for this ring... i will pay so i could give to my friend" to the stall keeper. Perhaps you thought he's tryna force you to buy?..
I have seen the guy in some other vlogs too and he was kind enough to show you the way and offer tea.

Anyways, please try to stay positive and enjoy like you always do 👍

[hikaru__]

Keep the vlogs rolling King Mac. Take care brother, enjoy your remaining days in our beautiful Nepal.

[SuritAryal]

I once tried to visit USA and I had applied for a visa and it cost me $160 just to apply and I didnt even get the visa. So the ~$7 ticket you had paid for is a legal fee for all the tourists that travel to the Dubar square.