Another amazing vlog. That content was on another level guys 👏 The vlog we never knew we needed…Fred & Wilma on a bike, loin cloths and yellow wellies. You’re the gift that keeps on giving 😂. It’s truly wonderful to have a British couple that are relatable to their audience and producing fabulous, quality content👍 Much love 💙
😂 thanks so much! It means the world to us that you enjoy our vlogs because we have so much fun making them. We will continue doing our best to keep creating the content you enjoy 🥰 thanks for watching
I love the jungles, mountains, and the sea. And I love interacting with the locals learning and exploring the culture. Sumatra is on the top of my bucket list. Lived in East Java in the 90's, so want to revisit the transformed Indonesia. Oran Utan can be seen in Borneo, too. But they are not wild, kept in sanctuaries. To me, very touristy.
We love those things too 🙌🏼 and East Java must have been a very different place in the 90's! You should see our East Java vlog if you havent already ☺️ We also still hope to visit Borneo one day 🙌🏼
Hey Matt and Danielle! This video was super sweet! The orangutan trekking is at the top of my bucket list, but I have one huge concern about being in the jungle: the insects! I have a pretty severe insect phobia and want to know what I'd be getting into venturing into/staying a night in the jungle. When you went, did you see lots of large, gnarly-looking creatures (I'm okay with ants/smaller things)? How was the overnight tent, did big bugs make their way in? I really appreciate your video! It's been so helpful as I prepare for my upcoming trip this summer! If you recommend I sit this one out or only do a day trek, I think I'd take your advice. Thank you so much!
Hey, thanks so much for watching our video. We are super happy that you enjoyed it. We get how scary it can be, but we had the best time. I wouldn't say we saw too many bugs to be completely honest. Where you sleep is pretty basic, to say the least, but we didn't have any insects getting in during the night. We did hear what we hope was a frog nearby 😂. It is pitch black at night so you can't really see anything, but there is a mosquito net to keep the nasties out. If you want to push yourself out of your comfort zone a little then we recommend it. We had the best time, and saw so many orangutans. If you think you'll be too nervous beforehand or scared during then maybe go for the day trip. We saw so many Orangutans on the first day so we're sure that you'd still see them. We hope this helps! Let us know if you go 🙌🏼 We're rooting for you 😂
@@couplesquest_ thank you so much for responding!! 😭 Your response is so helpful, I’m a lot less nervous! I think getting a little outside of my comfort zone could be a good thing. This is on my bucket list after all! I’ll decide on one night or to do a day tour, but I’ll absolutely update you! Thanks again, I’m honestly so grateful! ♥️
@@alanawikkeling1318 no problem at all! It’s incredible when you see the orangutans in the wild 😍 we recommend booking with Sumatra Orangutan Explore who we booked with too as they had amazing ethical practices and were such a great company overall!
Do you mean more voiceovers? We try and talk more to the camera in the moment to help us speak more about where we are at the time and the different things we notice about places. We have also made more RUclips's since this and have leaned a lot over the last year or so ☺️ We hope you still enjoyed our video 🙌🏼
Hey guys, thanks for amazing travel tips. I have a question, was it hard to find guide to take you to the tribe? Could you perhaps share contact? I am going to Sumatra in two weeks I would really appreciate it. Thank you!
Thanks so much 🥰 we are glad you enjoyed our vlog. Absolutely we can! We went with Oncy, and we messaged him through Instagram. His account is here - instagram.com/mentawai_travel_photography?igsh=MWZpaGlhbnJ1MXVjaQ== He was really good. We hope you have the best time 🙌🏼
We messaged one of the guides on Instagram and he took us to his family home 🥰 if you send us a DM on Instagram then we can share his account with you 🙌🏼
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Please come to my country, Malaysia 🇲🇾. Malaysia is much more beautiful than Indonesia. Unlike Indonesians, Malaysians can speak English well. Malaysia is also one of the most developed countries in Southeast Asia after Singapore. All places in Malaysia are clean. You will not find homeless people, beggars, or illegal immigrants in Malaysia. Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur, is like London and New York in Asia. Malaysia is a very diverse country. Malaysia has three races. The first is the Malay race, the race that rules the country. The Malay race is the one that runs the government and enforces the law. The Malay race has many privileges that are regulated by law. The Malay race is the best race in the world. The second is the Chinese race, which is the economic engine of Malaysia. Without the Chinese race, Malaysia would be a third-world country, just like its neighbours. The last one is the Indian race. They are the workers who built Malaysia at the lowest level. They are the labourers and coolies. Together, these three races have built Malaysia into the most developed country in Asia. Malaysia is a member state of the Commonwealth. We have the same system as the United Kingdom. We are proud to have a good relationship with the United Kingdom that goes back a long way. We are also indebted to the United Kingdom for making Malaysia a developed and superior country in Southeast Asia. Our passports are the strongest, and our advanced education is also because of the United Kingdom.
hello Malaysians, some people travel not to look for modern life but for unique, natural and original things, even things that are beyond their imagination, your understanding of adventuring must be broadened so that you don't remain living in a peanut shell. 🎉😊Greetings of love from Indonesia, a big, beautiful, very diverse and friendly country.. cheers enjoy!
@@jonikoto2138 That's right. Your country is unique in that it is populated by gorilla-brained humans like you. "A very diverse and friendly country" you say? Come on. Everyone knows what your country did to the Chinese-Indonesians. They are banned from speaking Chinese, using Chinese names, and banned from having Chinese schools. Take Malaysia for example, a country where all races can come together in harmony without a single racial riot ever happening.
In England we pronounce it differently. It's difficult to learn local pronunciations for everywhere we go, we hope you understand 🙏🏼 but still noted. Thanks for watching ☺️
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Indonesia Heaven on earth
Absolutely 🙌🏼❤️
Another amazing vlog. That content was on another level guys 👏
The vlog we never knew we needed…Fred & Wilma on a bike, loin cloths and yellow wellies. You’re the gift that keeps on giving 😂. It’s truly wonderful to have a British couple that are relatable to their audience and producing fabulous, quality content👍
Much love 💙
😂 thanks so much! It means the world to us that you enjoy our vlogs because we have so much fun making them. We will continue doing our best to keep creating the content you enjoy 🥰 thanks for watching
I love the jungles, mountains, and the sea. And I love interacting with the locals learning and exploring the culture. Sumatra is on the top of my bucket list. Lived in East Java in the 90's, so want to revisit the transformed Indonesia. Oran Utan can be seen in Borneo, too. But they are not wild, kept in sanctuaries. To me, very touristy.
We love those things too 🙌🏼 and East Java must have been a very different place in the 90's! You should see our East Java vlog if you havent already ☺️ We also still hope to visit Borneo one day 🙌🏼
Such incredible shots, safe travels!
Thanks so much for watching 🥰
Thanks for exploring our country especially Sumatra, gobbles you❤
Thanks, we loved Sumatra and love Indonesia 🙌🏼❤️
the sea dip looks sooo refreshing 😍
So good 😍
Thank you so much guys for sharing the #wonderfulindonesia Bukit Lawang & Mentawai, Sumatera island 🌏💙👌
Thanks so much for watching 🥰❤️
Bukit lawang ✅, Added to bucket list
It’s amazing here 😍😍
Hey Matt and Danielle! This video was super sweet! The orangutan trekking is at the top of my bucket list, but I have one huge concern about being in the jungle: the insects! I have a pretty severe insect phobia and want to know what I'd be getting into venturing into/staying a night in the jungle. When you went, did you see lots of large, gnarly-looking creatures (I'm okay with ants/smaller things)? How was the overnight tent, did big bugs make their way in? I really appreciate your video! It's been so helpful as I prepare for my upcoming trip this summer! If you recommend I sit this one out or only do a day trek, I think I'd take your advice. Thank you so much!
Hey, thanks so much for watching our video. We are super happy that you enjoyed it.
We get how scary it can be, but we had the best time. I wouldn't say we saw too many bugs to be completely honest. Where you sleep is pretty basic, to say the least, but we didn't have any insects getting in during the night. We did hear what we hope was a frog nearby 😂. It is pitch black at night so you can't really see anything, but there is a mosquito net to keep the nasties out.
If you want to push yourself out of your comfort zone a little then we recommend it. We had the best time, and saw so many orangutans. If you think you'll be too nervous beforehand or scared during then maybe go for the day trip. We saw so many Orangutans on the first day so we're sure that you'd still see them.
We hope this helps! Let us know if you go 🙌🏼 We're rooting for you 😂
@@couplesquest_ thank you so much for responding!! 😭 Your response is so helpful, I’m a lot less nervous! I think getting a little outside of my comfort zone could be a good thing. This is on my bucket list after all! I’ll decide on one night or to do a day tour, but I’ll absolutely update you! Thanks again, I’m honestly so grateful! ♥️
@@alanawikkeling1318 no problem at all! It’s incredible when you see the orangutans in the wild 😍 we recommend booking with Sumatra Orangutan Explore who we booked with too as they had amazing ethical practices and were such a great company overall!
What the nice experience mate
Thanks so much for watching ☺️
Awesome video. Could you recommend the company for the orangutan tour? Thank you
@@victoria5885 we recommend www.sumatra-orangutan-explore.com 🙏🏼 they are a very ethical company and we had such an incredible time with them!
Your videos would be great with little commentaries. More suitable to enjoy the serenity. Thanks.
Do you mean more voiceovers? We try and talk more to the camera in the moment to help us speak more about where we are at the time and the different things we notice about places. We have also made more RUclips's since this and have leaned a lot over the last year or so ☺️ We hope you still enjoyed our video 🙌🏼
Hey guys, thanks for amazing travel tips. I have a question, was it hard to find guide to take you to the tribe? Could you perhaps share contact? I am going to Sumatra in two weeks I would really appreciate it. Thank you!
Thanks so much 🥰 we are glad you enjoyed our vlog. Absolutely we can! We went with Oncy, and we messaged him through Instagram. His account is here - instagram.com/mentawai_travel_photography?igsh=MWZpaGlhbnJ1MXVjaQ==
He was really good. We hope you have the best time 🙌🏼
Thank you so much for shering
Thank you so much for watching!!
Yes
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That poison could kill less than 2 minute.
Yes! Very scary 😦 but so good to see how they make it 🙌🏼
Please try more experience, kali Biru on Papua.. Haven in a deep jungle 🎉❤
Wow there’s so many places we’d love to visit 😍
hello from Bukit Lawang (Medan) to Mentawai Islands was by flight? Thanks
We flew from Medan to Padang and then took a ferry to the Mentawai Islands 😊
amazing
🫶🏼
How were you able to meet the Tribe and experience this?
We messaged one of the guides on Instagram and he took us to his family home 🥰 if you send us a DM on Instagram then we can share his account with you 🙌🏼
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20:09 It's a python, if its fist was the size of your palm it could swallow an adult human
It was a very big python! And amazing to see it up that close, even a little scary! 😮
Thanks for watching 🥰
@@couplesquest_ Pythons in Indonesia can reach a length of 7 meters and there have been many cases of preying on humans
how many days did you stay with the tribe?
4 days, it went by so fast!
Nice video
Thank you!
Lest Goo India 🇮🇳
One day we'd love to!
What time of year were you in Sumatra?
We were there all of September and the weather was great 😊
Please come to my country, Malaysia 🇲🇾.
Malaysia is much more beautiful than Indonesia.
Unlike Indonesians, Malaysians can speak English well.
Malaysia is also one of the most developed countries in Southeast Asia after Singapore.
All places in Malaysia are clean. You will not find homeless people, beggars, or illegal immigrants in Malaysia.
Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur, is like London and New York in Asia.
Malaysia is a very diverse country. Malaysia has three races. The first is the Malay race, the race that rules the country. The Malay race is the one that runs the government and enforces the law. The Malay race has many privileges that are regulated by law. The Malay race is the best race in the world. The second is the Chinese race, which is the economic engine of Malaysia. Without the Chinese race, Malaysia would be a third-world country, just like its neighbours. The last one is the Indian race. They are the workers who built Malaysia at the lowest level. They are the labourers and coolies. Together, these three races have built Malaysia into the most developed country in Asia.
Malaysia is a member state of the Commonwealth. We have the same system as the United Kingdom. We are proud to have a good relationship with the United Kingdom that goes back a long way. We are also indebted to the United Kingdom for making Malaysia a developed and superior country in Southeast Asia. Our passports are the strongest, and our advanced education is also because of the United Kingdom.
Thanks for watching ☺️
hello Malaysians, some people travel not to look for modern life but for unique, natural and original things, even things that are beyond their imagination, your understanding of adventuring must be broadened so that you don't remain living in a peanut shell.
🎉😊Greetings of love from Indonesia, a big, beautiful, very diverse and friendly country.. cheers enjoy!
@@jonikoto2138 That's right. Your country is unique in that it is populated by gorilla-brained humans like you. "A very diverse and friendly country" you say? Come on. Everyone knows what your country did to the Chinese-Indonesians. They are banned from speaking Chinese, using Chinese names, and banned from having Chinese schools. Take Malaysia for example, a country where all races can come together in harmony without a single racial riot ever happening.
Please learn to pronounce correctly
it's Orangutan [oo, thán) not orangutang
As utan or hutan means jungle, forest
And utang or hutang means debt
In England we pronounce it differently. It's difficult to learn local pronunciations for everywhere we go, we hope you understand 🙏🏼 but still noted. Thanks for watching ☺️
Indonesia Heaven on earth
❤️❤️