The Nepalese Honey That Makes People Hallucinate

No wonder Winne the Pooh was so happy.

the happiness on the face of the guy while he told him he'll come again felt real.

When that man asked if you would come back again and then got very happy when you said yes just shows the level of love and respect these people have for even complete strangers.

The psychedelic honey and the stoner village isnt even the highlight of this video. Its the hospitality of the Nepalese. The beauty of the culture. The simplicity of it all. "maybe we dont need to hunt for honey as a necessity, but we want to continue what our ancestors did". Such a simple, slow paced lives these guys lead in the small towns. The lives some people lead in same subcontinent as mine could be so different, thats what I took from this video.

The bees give him honey, but he seemed genuinely sad he couldnt give anything back. What a kind man

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After watching this entire video, it's humbling to see how this nepalese culture isn't there to abuse this honey. They respect the nature of it and use it for it's medicinal purpose. Such a great video 😊👌

I'm about to move to Nepal now. Not for the honey but for the absolutely incredibly accepting community. I wish I lived somewhere people are so caring and welcoming.

I'm so happy people are still watching this video. I think it's the best thing I've ever done!

When he said he would come back, and the smile it brought to the other guys face..... melted my heart into honey ❤️

Honey good, honey good. 🤤 LOL. These tribes I hope are never erased by modern society. You can see the beauty and their love for nature and all things living. It’s important to preserve groups like this and their traditions as well as the knowledge they attained, sometimes over a thousand years. Much love to the Gurung people.

As a Sikkimese Nepali M proud of our culture and language... Thank You vice🙏🏻🙏🏻

Ming is my fucking idol. He's like 80, walks around with an obey hat and just loves life lmao.

America: I drive in the right side UK: I drive on the left side Nepal: ROAD IS ROAD

The cinematography in this is something else, the cliff shots are sick, the honey dripping, very nice

The native people seem so chilled & friendly.. It has to be a fantastic experience just sitting on the side of a beautiful mountain looking at the amazing landscape and eating some of that honey followed by a spliff of one of the strongest & best types of hashish in the world........

Nepalese people are very kind. Salute to the hospitality 👍

That guy from Nepal had one of the most beautiful smile I've ever seen.

Was watching the video to quench the curiosity of this honey and got to see the sweetness sweeter than the honey itself in the hospitable and welcoming nature of us Nepalese. Greatly summed up Nepalese and our perseverance and respect for the culture and traditions passed down from generations. How they would put their lives in danger to give continuity to it and not abuse the resource is mad respectful. And the happiness they get by sharing their tradition with a stranger is just so heart warming! Proud to be a Nepalese 🇳🇵

This video is right up there with Hamilton’s trek into the Amazon for that frog venom thing. Very different vibes and totally engrossing. Amazing work! What a beautiful people!!