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TV film crew reckon they've found Yeti footprints in the Himalayas

A collection based on my recent treks/trips , featured destinations : Lansdowne , Triund , Valley of Flowers and Auli , all in India. Music - Nightingle

A magical tale about a young boy who finds a solution for Global Warming from a monk in the mountains. Please share this film with your friends and help us spread the idea. The enchanted lands are disappearing fast.

View to Annapurna range one early morning, April 2002. Music: Lama Gyrme & Jean-Philippe Rykiel, "Offering Chant".

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Michael Palin watches a Bhutanese ceremony and visits the Queen Mother's Chamber. Classic footage from the BBC of Palin's epic journey in the himalayas.

Golden Mahseer on the fly in the Indian Himalayas - Full information on the trip and what to expect at www.WhereWiseMenFish.com

Irish basket-maker Joe Hogan travels to Ladakh province in the far north of India, bordering Tibet to meet with local basket-maker Punsok Dorge to see how similar both their traditions are. He find them very similar and the two men work together to create a willow and grass basket. This Buddhist monastery has remained open at all times and has experience none of the persecution that Buddhists across the border endured. Punsok offers Joe yak-butter tea and tsampawhich his wife prepares. Manchán Magan Global Nomad. www.manchan.com

..the youngest monks and the oldest galery...

Hitchhiking the Himalayas

Dilmaya Gurung and others prepare the rice field and plant some rice field in the village of Thak in the central Himalayas. For more on the background of the Gurungs and this village, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

Himalayas is a divine place of rishis, devtas where they are doing tapashcharya for the welfare of world.

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THE NORTHERN LIGHTS, also known as the aurora borealis, are often thought to be restricted (in their full splendour at least) to the so-called auroral zone, which includes Scandinavia and the coast of Siberia, although the phenomenon has been witnessed in the United States, according to the Encyclopædia Britannica, as far south as 40°. In the present video, quite magnificent auroral manifestations are recorded by Virraj Sorhvi even further south than that, at the geographic latitude of 31°, from India's Lesser Himalayas — the elevation of the vantage point above sea level (at 2,062 metres or 6,766 feet, i.e. 23.3% of the height of Mount Everest) being probably a crucial factor in facilitating the phenomenon's visibility from such a low latitude. Since Virraj (and the camera) are however facing southwards, the question arises as to whether what is seen here is not perchance some extraordinary view, however improbable, of the aurora australis instead of borealis, i.e. the Southern Lights? At any rate, the particular characteristics of the auroral displays captured here, which seem to be relatively well structured, include an ochreous tint to the bottom band of colour, and a fan-tailed shape of the upper portion of the most spectacular among the natural luminosities. There is one further difficulty here. The auroral index for the date of 3 August 2008, as determined by the Geophysical Institute of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, was 1 on the scale of 0 to 9 (with 0 being the lowest degree of auroral activity, and 4 — or "moderate" activity — being the highest recorded for any day in the month of August 2008). So, if the Northern Lights were clinically dead on 3 August 2008 (and on the two days immediately preceding and following), what exactly are we seeing here? In formulating the answer to this question it should be borne in mind that any hypothesis linking the optical phenomena in the present video with the activities of thunderstorm systems will be weakened by the archival data of the India Meteorological Department, a governmental agency, which reports "all quiet" over Delhi, a locality some 270 km (170 miles) due south as the crow flies from the video's vantage point, on the date in question (and on the two days immediately preceding and following) — as evidenced on their website at http://www.imd.gov.in/section/nhac/dynamic/wxmonth.htm — although the presence of an active thunderstorm system closer home, say, within the range of 50 or 100 km, has not yet been completely ruled out (however improbable such a system would be in the area in question without having first affected the region of Delhi on the same or on the PRECEDING day, given the general patterns of India's south-western monsoon). Anyhow, time well spent on sleepless nights at a sanatorium, would you say? ♦ Virraj has been hospitalized continuously since 4 July 2005; he has been convalescing (with active osteomyelitis or bone infection) at the Simla Sanitarium and Hospital since 28 May 2008. For the latest info, visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/virraj ♦ video & still photography location: Simla Sanitarium and Hospital, Carton House, Chaura Maidan, Shimla, Himāchal Pradesh, India (lat=31.103183 lon=77.156029) ♦ video date: Sunday, 3 August 2008 (23:13:00-23:25:00 IST | 17:43:00-17:55:00 GMT) — 1127th day of Virraj's hospitalization overall (68th day at Simla Sanitarium) ♦ still photography date (last three images): Thursday, 31 July 2008 (19:51:00-19:53:00 IST | 14:21:00-14:23:00 GMT) — 1124th day of Virraj's hospitalization overall (65th day at Simla Sanitarium) ♥♥♥Greetings to the viewers of my video in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, Albania, Australia, Belarus, Belgium, Canada, China, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Norway, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and other parts of the world!♥♥♥

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This is footage from the BBC all music Arranged and composed by Rachel Scott - recorded at Townie Productions Weymouth

A view of Nepal, it's people and culture in 1954. Footage from this film is available for licensing from www.globalimageworks.com

Collecting honey from high cliffs in the central Himalayas, in the Gurung village of Thak in Nepal. For further context and films and downloadable vesion, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

Prince of the Himalayas

Take a tour of Eastern Himalayas.

Dr. Bill Chameides, dean of the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University, hikes a 3 1/2-hour trail for a better view of some Himalayan peaks. The question he asks is, will these snow-capped mountain tops be snow-capped in 30 years?

Blacksmiths in the Gurung village of Thak making a cutting knife and handle. For further context and films, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

Third Watch 1.12 Journey to the Himalayas part 1 of 5 (please comment) TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. 2004. All rights reserved This is owned by NBC, The WB network and John Wells productions. No copyright infringement is intended no profits are being made. This is purely for the enjoyment of the fans.

Video de Inroducción a Hamsa Yoga Sangh. Organización fundada por Yogiraj Gurunah Siddhanath, Guru Himalayico de la India, proveniente de las Grandes Dinastias Solares, Guardianes de la Sagrada Ciencia de Kriya Yoga. página web: www.hamsa-yoga.org www.hamsayogashop.com www.youtube.com/HamsaYogi

Weaving in the Gurung village of Thak in 1993, using the 'Indonesian' backstrap loom, after having first arranged the thread. For further information about the Gurungs and Thak, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com