3 Kathmandu Durbar Square, Kathmandu, Nepal

[MPone]

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Kathmandu Durbar Square is located in front of the old royal palace of the former Kathmandu Kingdom and is one of three Durbar Squares (Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square) in the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Durbar Square (durbar translates to “palace” or “a court held by a prince”) is an important site for Buddhist and Hindu rituals, holy ceremonies, royal events, and kingly coronations.

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

What are the black birds? Please not Starlings?

 

[old man mavic]

didnt see any starlings just plenty of pigeons ,there colour changed according to the way the sun light illuminated them i believe

 

[Al Di]

OMG. Your video brings back such memories. An excellent job of merging Aerial and land videography. I recognized many of the temples and places. Not much has changed. In 2001 I spent three weeks in a hostel next to the Temple and created a video of our trek in the Helembu National Park. My first experience with a "squat toilet" was an exercise in positional awareness.

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

didnt see any starlings just plenty of pigeons ,there colour changed according to the way the sun light illuminated them i believe

Ah spot on, slowed down and full sized I can see the are pigeons, 0:56. Thanks.

 

[MPone]

What are the black birds? Please not Starlings?

Pigeons.

 

[MPone]

didnt see any starlings just plenty of pigeons ,there colour changed according to the way the sun light illuminated them i believe

Yes, they're pigeons.

 

[MPone]

OMG. Your video brings back such memories. An excellent job of merging Aerial and land videography. I recognized many of the temples and places. Not much has changed. In 2001 I spent three weeks in a hostel next to the Temple and created a video of our trek in the Helembu National Park. My first experience with a "squat toilet" was an exercise in positional awareness. While this is the very first video I made, I offer it up as more on the subject of Nepal. It is composed of stills that were animated in Adobe After Effects. Using a "very expensive" video camera. I used stills as it was very expensive to get a video permit for use in trekking. (Please be kind, this is an old STD 4:3 video:

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. Well, I did say it was my first attempt at a video).

The sites should remain the same since it's historical. Thanks for sharing your video. I love the narration and the way you present the interactive maps. Gives me ideas on my future videos.

 

[GFields]

Nice video

 

[15PSI]

I spent a week there on business many years ago. I was fascinated by the architecture and the friendliness of the people I met. Your video brought back many great memories.

 

[MPone]

Nice video

Thanks

 

[MPone]

I spent a week there on business many years ago. I was fascinated by the architecture and the friendliness of the people I met. Your video brought back many great memories.

Thanks for watching

 

[CorralesDan]

Excellent video. The people didn't seem to mind being on camera. Thanks for sharing for those of us who will never see it in person.

 

[Smooth Rhythm]

Thanks for sharing! Very nice mix.

 

[rhberg]

I got excited when I saw you posted another video from your Nepal travel. You nailed it with this one (as with the others): golden hour footage looks so good here, the editing is excellent, the music matches the mood well, the variety of shots keeps the story on track, the people and architecture are interesting looking. Watching this brings back fond memories of what it is like to be there. Thanks for posting!

 

[MPone]

Excellent video. The people didn't seem to mind being on camera. Thanks for sharing for those of us who will never see it in person.

Yes. Nepalis are friendly folks. Also they’re probably used to tourist.

 

[MPone]

Thanks for sharing! Very nice mix.

A mixture of aerial and ground footage gives the video more flavor. Thanks for watching.

 

[MPone]

I got excited when I saw you posted another video from your Nepal travel. You nailed it with this one (as with the others): golden hour footage looks so good here, the editing is excellent, the music matches the mood well, the variety of shots keeps the story on track, the people and architecture are interesting looking. Watching this brings back fond memories of what it is like to be there. Thanks for posting!

One more to go for Nepal. Then I think of something else to film. Glad you like my video and thanks for watching.

 

[Duke_Mulligan]

Great video!

Some very nice flying there - I especially liked the shot starting at 1:20, where you transitioned from the approach to looking down and rotating.

 

[MPone]

Great video!

Some very nice flying there - I especially liked the shot starting at 1:20, where you transitioned from the approach to looking down and rotating.

Thanks. It looks the drone is dive bombing.