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Take a traveling to the rugged terrain that separates the barren Tibetan plateau and the plains of India. Live alongside Jimi, a Peace Corps volunteer in Melung, a days walk south of the trail from Kathmandu to Mt Everest base camp. Delve into the ways of the Tibetan Buddhist people living and farming side by side with the Hindu Sanskrit culture. Witness the Buddhist prayer wheels and flags alongside the Hindu puja rituals. Understand the challenges facing Nepal as it is citizens struggle with overpopulation, deforestation, and drinking water quality. Celebrate the festival of Tihaar, a tribute to the animals. Watch Jimi as he strives to finish a water quality and instructional development projects before the deadline of his completion of service.

Benefit from Jimi’s two years of Peace Corps experience in Nepal as a high school math/science and English teacher by seeing Nepal through his eyes. Jimi speaks Nepali fluently and brings you into the culture. Come to comprehend what it means for a Westerner to spend two years in the Middle Ages where there are no roads, vehicles, electricity, plumbing, telephone or radio. Experience Jimi’s distinctive perspective on our Western way of life.

A must see for any individual fascinated in visiting Nepal or has traveled there themselves. You’ll feel like you’re back in this enchanting land of mountain peaks that reach as high as the most eminent thunderheads. With rivers that churn their way furiously through narrow valleys flanked by rice paddies rising thousands of feet above the river bed. If you’re a returned Peace Corps volunteer, mesmerized in getting a Peace Corps volunteer, or recognise any individual who did Peace Corps service you’ll unquestionably want to watch Jimi Sir.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
5What others have said with regards to Jimi Sir
By C. von Roesgen
“I think Jimi Sir is the best movie when it comes to being a Peace Corps Volunteer I have seen.”

0 of 0 persons found the following review helpful.
5Jimi Sir: An American Peace Corps Volunteer in Nepal
By Peter
This is a wondrous video. It is an exceptionally perceptive look at working for the Peace Corp. I highly commend it.

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5Quintessentially Peace Corps
By Donna Gessell
Jimi Sir is a will have to see for any person with Peace Corps experience–past, present, or future–or who knows someone who served in the Peace Corps. The film with great success captures the essence of Peace Corps experience: the respective relationships with persons who have become neighbors, friends, and almost-family; the ambiguities of negotiating cultural deviations that don’t seem so odd except in attempting to explain them; the joy of the each and everyday experiences as well as the challenges in doing things that are so dissimilar from what was once the “normal”; and the bittersweet experience of leaving a community that is home. The portrayal was so evocative that, at times, it seemed as even though the events being portrayed were from my Peace Corps experience; however, in the film, the country and the volunteer had been changed.

What an experience!

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