Thank you for making something small so big and especially! Yesterday in the Himalaiaski Premiere we collect between all present € 2023 to rebuild the Langtang Valley! We have no words to thank the great support of the presentation (almost 600 people) and having to open a second room for the documentary project.

Nice evening yesterday at the Premiere of the new Kilian Jornet's film, Langtang.

Himalaiaski is proud of the little collaboration made to this charity project. You can see some highlights of our trip in their movie.

We all are Nepal!
"Yo man ta mero Nepali ho." 

First screening of the documentary of HIMALAIASKI in Langtang, Nepal. The illusion of being able to show our project to the first people who trusted us and supported us.

VISE thank you very much.

Last details for our first film! We are going to release it soon! In a few minutes you'll see a short making of video..

Himalaiaski after the earthquake:

We came back some moths ago and we really want to show you our experience, but the earthquake of 25th April changed it all. It change the way we remind the people we met there, the landscapes and the country we knew only 6 weeks earlier.

The story we wanted to tell changes, as the essence of the trip.

That’s why, and because some film producers are interested of our “before frames", we needed some time to think about which way we must take. Soon more news!

This month we have won the award of Best Multimedia script at ERAMPresenta! The festival takes place at the University of Audiovisual and Multimedia in Girona. We are very happy and we hope to show you the material as soon as possible!

We are really happy because part of our material of Langtang valley is showing up. This time, a cover and two more photos of Guillem Casanova, our photographer, on Vèrtex magazine. (the main mountain magazine in Catalunya). A very interesting report!

On Thursday, 11th June at 8:15pm, we just did our first talk about Himalaiaski at the Library Antònia Adroher, Girona.

The attendance exceeded our expectations, and about 70 people came by to hear the story. We showed a little video we prepared along with some images, explained our experience and answered the questions the audience had.

3, 2, 1... On air!