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The Nepal Documentary | Nepal, in the Mountain's Shadow - Top Documentary Films


There are many documentaries that have been made related to Nepal. Many of the documentaries show the real beauty of Nepal. The natural beauty, the culture and the art.

This documentary is also one of them. The documentary has been filmed by Robin Wallace. The video has been uploaded on YouTube by www.celticvide.ocom. This video has been viewed 8 hundred 53 thousand 5 hundred and 74 times. Robin Wallace writes, ‘Documentary i made a few years ago covering the entire trek from Lukla to Everest Base camp, staying in Tea Houses. Also included in this HD documentary is a tour of Bhaktapur city, Kathmandu city and Chitwan National Safari park. Enjoy’ on the description of the video.

The video shows the breath taking ice capped mountains and the calming forests and hill in Nepal. The video also describes about Nepal and the origin of the people in the country and many more. In the video there are many heritage sites of the country shown. The video starts with the scene of Bhaktapur which is among the richest places in culture and art of the nation.

The video also shows the beautiful art of the country. The precise and gorgeous crafting, paintings are sure to lure any eye. The details of the work in those carvings are phenomenal. The documentary also shows the different temples of the country which are dedicated to the different gods and goddesses in the Hindu mythology. The documentary also shares the diversity in the country either that be the geographically or culturally.

The documentary also shows the local areas where normal people live and have habitat in and not just the crowded and tourist spots. The beauty of the country is beautiful and is sure to please anyone. The documentary shows the different place3s of the country and their beautiful scenarios.





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