The DEEPAK Timeline: 1:22 - Deepak first appearance. Squatting like he's about to spit the greatest diss track of all time. 16:00 - Deepak got stung in the head. Retreats... and brushed it off. Says Himalayan Bees doesn't hurt him. 18:25 - Deepak got a bite of honey... and appreciates it. With courage, he said "ONE MORE!" while pointing at the narrator. Narrator declines. 18:41 - Deepak secretly took the narrator's share instead and slid it in a bag; thinking "one for the road"... 20:37 - Deepak is now in "phase 1" of the Magic Honey Effects. The chap can't walk. Apparently, he ate a 'good handful'. Fucking Deepak. 21:06 - Cow noticed the immobilised Deepak lying on the ground. Looked at him with disdain and took off. 21:19 - Deepak now holds the "Rod of Atos" to help him navigate the metaphysical world. 21:30 - At this point, Deepak is now descending into the underworld - praying to the Gods to lift him back up. 21:38 - Deepak came full circle and achieved oneness with the honey and the Universe. 21:55 - Deepak, now a half man - half god, decides to not let his feet touch the ground. Orders a pleb to carry him. 22:23 - Deepak feels the spin of the Earth 22:59 - Deepak is now the God of Honey and decided to have a pleb as a stallion (no horses on site). 23:22 - Deepak's consciousness has now transcended and became a honey in a man's body. Soundtrack playing in the background. 23:41 - Men were cracking jokes but Deepak showed them who's boss and vomits a radioactive honey from the underworld, brewed by Satan himself. 24:04 , 24:48 - Deepak skillfully manoeuvres obstacles while riding his man-stallion. Colorized 1845. 25:16 - Deepak made a mistake of putting his feet in the ground. 25:22 - "You Ok?" -- Deepak doesn't reply anymore, he's become one with the honey. His consciousness has transcended into the nether realm, never to come back again in human form. 25:41 - Fake Human Remains of Deepak, metaphysically lobotomized. 26:03 - Fake Deepak carrying the now "Honey Form" Deepak in a sealed container.

He carried him all the way to the village. Respect. Them hilly region of Nepal are no joke it's not like here in UK or USA plane hills type of forest. We Nepalese are small but big in hearts. I am Gurung too it's nice to see foreigners taking interest abt our cultures & traditions. Much love to you all.

Amazing. This was one man documentary? Damn you make a good documentary narrator and explorer!

Every three to six months, this video suddenly pop-up in my mind and here I am to watch it again.

This is the story of Deepak and his bad “trip” 🤣

He carried his buddy over and obstacle course and down the side of a friggin mountian wearing flip flops! Thats a true friend indeed.

This is literally one of the coolest things I have ever seen.

Recently, Yes theory made video about the same honey hunting process. But it was more of a collection of breathtaking pictures and incredible sounds effects. If someone really wish to learn about this region and this topic in particular. This is what he needs to see. Thank you Raphael!

I'm always amazed at the agility and strength of the people who live from the land. Huge respect to the ones carrying Deepak up mountains, around rocks,over trees. 👏 💪💪

one can only be jealous of the strength and agility of the skinny guy carrying that lump of lard on his back over rocks and fences.. in his flip flops!

Dont tell anybody, but Deepak does this every year so that he doesn't have to walk back

Dude, that man is a beast, he carried old Deepak as if he were a feather through high mountain terrain.

I binged watch all your documentaries and I need more!! These are by far the best I've watched! It's so much more personal connections with the locals. I'd fund an expedition! It's that good

huge respect for the guy who carried him all the way back.

I am a beekeeper and i wonder what other kinds of drugs i can let my bees feed on to produce drug honey in order to get high and shit.

The original and best video on Mad honey. What really makes me "mad" is that Vice and all these high budget food review channels watched this video and decided to make their own, without giving you credit. God bless you and Deepak

I can’t believe the quality of your content. Your work is amazing. Can’t wait for the next one. 👍

Deepak is that one guy in the circle who never buys weed but is always smoking weed, sometimes taking huge tokes.

Love how you get involved with people on your trips. No one else quite cuts it like you

I adore how this great people are presented in the positive and respectful light of which they are. Nothing but respect for them.

We need an entire documentary on the life of Deepak

I enjoyed this documentary a lot. Nepalese seem to be a very calm and kind people in general. I met one during my studies abroad once and he was an excellent guitar player. I asked him, why he didn't study music, instead of medicine. He replied: "Because there aren't enough doctors in Nepal." I remember how this humbled me, because so far I was always thinking about my goals in life and what I wanted for myself. We are too self-centered in our society, which is why we often fail to show compassion to others or fail to see the bigger picture of life as a community of like-minded people.

Another excellent documentary by Raphael Treza, thank you Sir

I liked this document very much. I like docs with classic television vibes. Hope i will get more docs like this from you man.... Good luck!

Dipak goes hard in the motherfucking paint

2:10 “many elderly people, but healthy” *switches to grandma blowing a cigarette like nothing*

This is life isn't it? Simple pleasures, living with nature, beautiful fresh air, giving to and receiving from nature, men and women treated equally, everyone helps everyone. There is no hurry to get anywhere. The process is considered important just as much as the end goal. Beautiful.

"I'll carry yo on my back." Very important sentence from a great heart.

The dude who carried Dipak was like the smallest dude and the biggest badass.

"150 villagers live here, including many elderly, but very healthy people". - Old woman takes a long drag.

I am apart of the crew that watched the yes theory video and had this video in my suggestion box. I adore yes theory and I also adore this documentary. It’s crazy to see the difference 8 years can make and the difference in experiences. I am just happy that this village and passed down honey experience is captured on video.

I have watched this documentary around 7 years ago today I get back to this video through recently uploaded video from 'Yes Theory'. I got much more vibes and naturality in this video. I think here, Mr. Deepak's handful of honey made this trip much more interesting. I hope, if possible come again with latest gear to take this sorts of videos. Thanks.

In every party, there's always a Deepak. Hahaha.

Narrator: ‘The precious liquid has to be eaten with great care to avoid serious intoxication’ Gurung: eat it like a McNugget

Great respect to all of the honey hunters & even more to the guys that carried Deepak! Beautiful people, thank you for sharing their story! I want to try the honey, but not as much as Deepak had! Lol Great blessings to you & this amazing tribe!!💚😊🌵

And another fantastic film by Raphael Treza. Memorable, historical and soulfelt!

24:04 Damn... uneven ground, 185-200 pound guy on his back, goes over a wall.... Doesnt miss a step. Never set foot in a gym his entire life.

The man who carried the intoxicated guy down is a absolute savage!

Thank you Raphael 😊This was intriguing to watch ❤

Homies carrying a full grown man, up rocky mountain terrain, in flip flops. What a G

21:59 - Deepak hops on dudes back like he's done this before

thnks for filming it so proffessionally......u deserve an award bro...love from nepal

The episode from Yes Theory brought me to this channel, even though this episode is about 8yrs now, it's really more expository & powerful. You really did a good job. I'm now wondering if the folks experienced by Yes Theory may know or have links with the people experienced in this video. Great job 👏

Great doc and I really like your voice over and the use of the locals songs. The throat singing at the end was really cool. Was that also recorded in the village?

We all have that one Deepak friend.

There’s always one Deepak at every party 🎉 (They can’t handle the sauce)

This was really neat, thanks for sharing this video!

It never ceases to amaze me how resourceful people with a close connection to the forest are.

Deepak overdosed and turned into a backpack

they may not have the best things in life, but they surely have the best life. simple and beautiful.

My absolute and deepest respect for these ppl. The strength of a man to carry another over such distances and obstacles is beyond belief.

wonderfull docu! Well done. I watched a couple of this honey hunting clips, but your one gives unagitated, clear information.

18:23 Deepack seemed to appreciate it. 20:32 Deepack feels ill and can't walk any further, 21:20 Deepack is nauseous and can no longer stand up. Deepack's translation is no longer making any sense and is fired. 25:41 The next day Deepack looks like hell and wishes he had never been born.

Best documentary ever watched.....good filming with ambient music.....simply superb ..i loved it man...thank you

That was fantastic my friend. Nicely done.

Thank you so much for the video❤️🇳🇵

Poor old Deepak, after two hours of being sick & trying to convince a pink unicorn to take him to the village, he gave up and called a human taxi.

No wonder Winnie the poo loved honey he was getting stoned.

That village is exceedingly beautiful. Just imagine waking up every morning and seeing those mountains outside your 🛖.

We've all been there Deepak, if not, we all certainly know someone like you. Someone who does his whole stash before entering the festival, or is sick in the cab on the way in to town. Nice to see humans are, deep down, all the same no matter what walk of life you come from, many of us just like to escape reality.

legend has it Deepak is still being carried every year and offering "one more" sip of honey.

Never fails - there's always someone at the party who can't handle their high

Gostei muito do vídeo. Acho que li uma matéria sobre isso em uma revista chamada Caminhos da Terra há muito anos atrás. Parabéns continue nos trazendo conteúdos como esse.

Your video is amazing bro..I watched several times..I love this video.. always love you and support from Nepal 🇳🇵💕❤️🇳🇵🇳🇵

I live in Colorado in the mountains and those guys are amazing. Their balance walking in sandals on a rocky cliff with a full grown MAN on his back is freaking ridiculous. LOL!! ✌️💗😊 Awesome film.

How he carried that guy. What a fucking badass

Thank you for this totally amazing experience great shooting and nice performance for all.

I loved this documentary, thanks a lot :)

Honey-drunk Dipak is actually great for this documentary..... it shows the effects quite well.

Deepak is like one of my friend who dont know when to stop drinking and act tough while pressuring other to keep drinking, but end up puking all over the room.

Very impressive documenting! You convey highly appreciated value of the laborous lifestyle of these distant villagers.

Great editing. High quality content

amazing how the skinny guy can carry a much bigger guy over rough terrain like nothing.

Sometimes you're Deepak and sometimes you're the one carrying him.

huge thanks for the documentary 🙏

I watch this video at least 3 times a year, it's refreshing.

These people are more advanced than someone like me who lives and grew up in a city in New York. They know that there are cities and yet lives in the nature. They are more really living in this world called earth.

Deepak immortal words : "ONE MORE !!!"

Hi Raphael, I just discovered your channel. These interests of yours are wild and unique. And the Earth is full of wonders and magic...if you know where/ how to look for them. Thank you so much. Love.

Yes Theory just did this. I like this version better.

Everyone’s been a Deepak at some point in their lives.

Interesting and worthwhile video. In ancient Greece, a village kept a store of honey from bees that pollinated Rhododendron flowers. This honey is hallucinogenic in low doses and poisonous in higher doses. The villagers would offer the honey to invaders and bandits and later slaughtered them whilst drunk or poisoned from the honey.

Saw already Cobra Gipsies. Awesome! And here again a doku - with a slidly another "context" : D : D

This was the best video I have seen in a long time!

These are those guys from where Gurkhas come. You can see how strong they are and more than that how strong their will power is. Proud of my nation.

21:20 my boy Deepak vomiting then falling into his fresh vomit. Dude is fuuucked up lol

Bravo thank you 🙏 for sharing this experience

This video was uploaded 8 years back and I am watching it today and it is worth watching ♥️♥️

when this world goes to hell, these self-sufficient communities will be the last standing. and that's great

I must have watched a thousand videos on KZfaq, never have I ever been so entertained in the comments section. Thank you, people. You have made me laugh at 0218 hrs after a stressful work at home shift. All hail Deepak.

very good video.. I love it. Thanks Raphael.. huge respect to villagers

this is the documentary i love. the one with camera himself going to experience it. Beautiful view right there. really beautiful.

Urban dictionary; DEEPAK; That one friend you are with on Friday night and just know he's the reason I'm going to jail tonight!!!

Superb documentary under difficult circumstances. Thanks

Very interesting 👌 Thank you for sharing!

This himalayan honey documentary is different from the ones I've seen. This is very detail and well documented. Thanks Raphael

Deepak: What the effect of the honey? Oldman: Haha youll see Deepak faint. Hahaha

Deepak was "That Guy" of the group

Beautiful documentary 👏 thank you.

Obrigado por trazer a nós este documentário, é muito interessante a vida de outros povos, ver a vida no Imalaia me ajuda a ver o mundo melhor. Seria um grande privilégio provar deste mel 🍯 do Imalaia.