Bro this is the simple life something we take for granted in Australia. So little yet still so happy with what they have. Cherish life on different levels no matter where you are or where not or what you have or have not. Cheers bro thanks for sharing your travels. Keep up the good work.

Nepal is an amazing country 😊 love your videos

The girl at the chai shop was so sweet!

David you gotta go for some Europe tours this year mate. Preferably closer to Paris Olympic time

Have have lots to offer Places to Visit In Nepal - 1. Annapurna Base Camp , Mardi , Poon Hill and Everest Base camp trek 2. Manang Mustang ( Upper Mustang ) 3. Badimalika And Khaptad Side 4. Lang tang trek and Manaslu trek 5. Rara lake , shey phoksundo lake and tilicho lake 6. Chitwan National Park and Bardiya National park 7. Ruby valley , Illam , Jumla , Dolpa And jhapa side 8. Kuri Village and Ghandruk 9. Gosaikunda trek 10. Peaky peaks and dhorpatan Adventure : 1. Bunjee jumping In Baglung ( World second highest bunjee) 2. Mad Honey Collection 3. Rafting In Pokhara 4. Paragliding and world steepest Zipline In Pokhara 5. Elephant Safari In Chitwan National Park For religious travel you can visit lumbini ( world centre for Buddhism) Birth places of lord buddhha- Light of asia

you should do another video like this but the opposite...how far does $100 go in a day for example? like another youtuber Harld who shops and then just ends up giving the stuff to a local who would use and appreciate it.

O, u hv landed in a new country 👍

Excellent video‼️💯 We know the sky's the limit when it comes to spending money. But you have shown us how the most basic life can be achieved. All of us should do it every now and then as it's a humbling experience. We shouldn't always enjoy the best during our travels, it spoils our mind and soul 💖

Says dont want indian. But keeps going to Egypt.

Great vlog David!

Thanks for showing us what I would never experience.

hi David you're finally exploring my favorite place on Earth! :) haha.. it should be cold morning and night in this period, but climate change... anyway, you've gotten to many local for those cheap and highly affordable drinks and food. Yep, they cost more usually, anyhow, the kids, and actually everyone in Nepal has this very humble smiles and best demeanor, everyone is just trying to survive and they loves to chat when you speaks Nepali :P Okay, there is many things to explore but in Kathmandu mainly you need to spend! haha, at least more for food, but also very reasonable and affordable. Do check out all the little alleys and hidden treasures- many temples are usually free, except for some heritage sites; durbar square is overpriced! ok, some places to explore: Thamel (for sure, but mostly shopping and food, and no to USD1) haha, Asan market, Rani Pokhari, Chettrapati area, the rest like Gardens requires entrance fee. Boudhnath Stupa, you need to get there by taxi (may be try InDrive or Pathao with a valid phone) as that place is very holy and has lots of Tibetan influence. You may find inner peace there! Entrance is 450 NPR though, worth it, unless someone show you... shh... Within these areas, Asan Market or towards Durbar Square, many temples can be visited, e.g. Indrachowk, also try the yogurt. About 50. Pokhara will be a lake town but bus ride is... haha, interesting. Tourist bus available but less interesting :P Any trekking depends where you're heading. Am looking forward to watch your trek. The village life and mountains and forests are mesmerising! However, a lof of trekking destinations are touristy... remember that you will need trekking permit and conservation fee. Also ensure that you have your gears or rent them. For higher mountains, proper trekwear. I would say Trekking is the main attractions in Nepal, the village people (but they are now used to tourists) are all very hospitable and nice and friendly. Other upcoming places where locals would go may be the Chandragiri hill, and Nagarkot is very nice and breathtaking too (some journey from Kathmandu, but a short one). Do stay at the latter choice for good sunrise and exploration. The Shivapuri national park is very good place to train hikes and have some sweat. Everest is pretty far, good luck with your rides. As I think you love nostalgia, trekking through villages and living in rustic guesthouses (still affordable) are the way to experience Nature and the mountains. Interacting with the different caste and Nepalese (including Sherpas or Tamangs, more towards their Tibetan lineage) will be interesting. Of course, the Gurungs, Newaris, Brahmans (in the city) and other Nepalese are all very interesting people! Share more of your discoveries. Spend more! Haha... depending on your budget, Nepal caters for various needs between the spectrum of frugal, affordability and luxury! :P

Nepal is a beautiful country😊😊

Bro freak street is named after coz marijuna was legal here before 1990.Hippies from west used to chill here bit it is abned coz of pressurefron Western countries😂😂😂

Great job bros

Yes mate love it! Can't wait to visit in a few weeks, 🇳🇵

HELLO DAVID👍💪❤😊

Im so sad for Nepal I thought 🤔 it was a good surrounding. Be careful that you're eating I'm happy to see your video again

I honestly don't know anything about cricket 😂

Hey David thanks for the vids! When you go to India and Nepal do you have stomach issues or no? Thanks 😆 !

$1 a day is hard ..just take that rickshaw, your $1 will be done ...take taxi , your $1 will be done..actually kathmandu is one of the expensive city in south asia....expensive than even some SEA countries

bro just walk around don't even try with a dollar XD

There's night life in Kathmandu. The night club named 'lord of the drinks' comes to mind as one of the best places to party while over there.

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What's up Young man? EVERYTHING is alright with you? Likewise, be stronger and happier, healthier too! And where ever you visiting be safely and stay alert too! Best wishes and taking care yourself, and do well Best wishes ☆☆☆

That Cricketer Young Boy Protected you That is Good way ❤💙💙💙🤘🤟

Just want to share my thoughts here... No offense, ya? I don't think it is a good idea to do a challenge on spending just a dollar in Nepal. I mean, it is a poor and impoverished country to a certain extent. As tourist or for that matter as a KZfaqr, part of travelling to such countries is to promote the place and contribute to its economy. To sell the idea that Nepal is so cheap is to encourage other tourists especially backpackers to do the same. How will Nepal ever benefit from such travelers then? Aren't these people just living like a poor local then? Isn't that mainly why Bhutan chose not to have such travelers in their country? I mean back home, you would have to fork out at least AUD15 for even a simple meal which is already ridiculous by most SE Asian or South Asian standards. So why not show what that same amount can get you in Nepal instead? Wouldn't that be a better content? Let's save the cheap challenges to the more expensive countries bcos that would have been more appropriate. For example, how to survive in Sydney for AUD20/day. Let's bless these impoverished countries economically instead. It really won't hurt anyone's pocket to make a difference to their lives with amounts we all consider as spare change in our own countries. Peace....

How cool were those kids playing Cricket, they welcome you to play.

Dave, is it your dad who is Chinese?

we don't eat beef here in Nepal and you can't found beef meat because we worship cow and it's illegal to kill cow here at mo mo shop the guy ask you veg or buff mo mo veg mean's vegetarian and buff mean's buffalo meat

Jai Nepal jai hind.

When are you gonna upload more vietnam/asia videos

David waner goes six 😅

Dude walking with a dollar to spend and saying there is nothing to do im Nepal tf lol such cheap tourists should just stay home even the poor Nepalese people spend way more than that in a day in average Nepalese people are very rich only the country is poor due to corrupt politician and bad management and most of the information you see about nepal in the internet are false,Nepal is one of the most expensive county to live in south asia