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Thanks to you Paddy Doyle, I got to know about Oxalis and did the 4 day 3 night Wild Tu Lan which were 4 of my best days during my travels! I cannot recommend them enough and the experience was just amazing!!
OMG that’s absolutely insane you have brought something to us that’s is truly amazing and the tour group that organised everything for you I can tell will make your life so easy . I’ve added this to my list of places I need to go to once I’m back in Vietnam. Thanks for sharing with us a truly amazing and memorable Vlog . 🇻🇳❤️🇻🇳
Paddy said it vietnam is just on another level compare to Thailand in landscaope sightseing nature beauty is just beyond expereince and i do agree after watching videos !
Hi Paddy Doyle, Thanks for joining us and sharing this amazing vlog! It's our pleasure to have you on the Wild Tu Lan Cave Explorer Adventure to explore the natural beauties of 6 caves and enjoy yourself in 2 campsites. We're thrilled to know that you have had a great time on the trip. We look forward to hosting you again for yet another thrilling adventure into the wilderness with Oxalis. Don’t forget to subscribe and keep following us via this channel for vivid videos about magnificent caves in Quang Binh!
wife and I thought your Thailand videos were really good.. but since you've been in Vietnam, now they're amazing. Well done Paddy. Unlike a few, you don't concentrate too much on food all the time. These videos are so interesting. we were wondering.. when will you propose to Miss P. 😄
The biggest caves in vietnam is son doong , not Phong Nha 😂 but Phong Nha-Ke Bang also boasts dozens of mountain peaks of over 1,000 metres still unexplored by men and seen as ideal sites for activities like climbing and exploration. Worthy of note are Peak Co Rilata with the height of 1,128 m and Peak Co Preu, 1,213 m. Lying between these peaks are valleys which promise tourists exciting eco-tours. This is great video i really enjoyed it ❤️ And i’m a tour guide in Hue , VietNam
Good luck trying to see Son Doong. I just looked at going there a few weeks ago for my trip in Sept 2024, only to find out it was fully booked out for 2024 and for 2025 and they are now taking bookings for 2026! And it costs $3K per person. I know its a world gem and should be protected etc etc, but its now become an exclusive destination for the wealthy. Maybe I might go when I retire.....
Wow Paddy - this cave adventure brought back memories from my adventure in the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, which are outside of Saigon. They were made for the war and consequently were constructed for a typical Vietnamese body type. I am a slightly overweight guy from the USA and I got wedged and stuck in part of the tunnels. I had to crawl like a snake on all fours. Being wedged for so long, when I finally got out to one of the bunker areas within the tunnel system, I fainted and fell down when it was ok to stand up wothin the bunker. It was so hot and sweaty and the tunnel space was so tight, and me being overweight, just took its toll on my body. The guides were great - they gave me some juice and sat me upright. For the remainder of the tunnel system I waited outside. So Paddy, do you know if you are going to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels ? If yes, it will be great for me to relive that experience through your Go-Pro video. After seeing what you just accomplished in these caves, I am quite sure that the Cu Chi Tunnels will be a breeze for you.
What an amazing adventure Paddy, I felt tried just watching you. The mysterious formations in the cave were mind blowing. I'm not real good with confined spaces, so I don't know how I would go on a trip like that but at least I get to see it through your lens. Thanks for sharing this amazing tour. 😍
I love how you cover everything in a country, from having your feet massaged by ducks to the most strenuous adventures that few people dare to try. I hope Super Dreamy didn't think you ditched him for breaking down 😂
I went with Oxalis Adventure back in 2018, a 2 days 1 night tour as well through caves and jungle (not this one tour in particular but another one) and IT WAS AMAZING! One of the best experiences, the food was amazing, tbh one of the best I ever tried to my trip in Vietnam. It is definitely worth it.
Hi paddy, u r a complete travel vlogger d way u cover from food ,adventure, facilities etc,I have a question 2 u did u know Vietnam is so beautiful that u carried somany filming gears ?I love ur adventures, photography, ur dance every thing every thing, some time while watching d vlog I had d feeling of watching james bond movies of yester yrs, nice I thought that spider would attack u & then v c u comming out of d cave like spider man paddy,lol nice enjoyed d vlog thnx 🙏👍👌👏🇮🇳
Well, this is a fantastic and rewarding experience for you, Paddy! Loving it every minute. This is what I want to do when I can walk and am fit enough for such physical activities. Hope to do it one fine day in Phong Nha, Vietnam! Thank you for your valuable sharing and wonderful story-telling, Paddy!
One of the best travel advice videos I’ve seen, thank you! It’s straight to the point and super informative without all the fluff that most other videos have!
I just returned from a Vietnam work trip yesterday and wish I could've had time to explore this cave! I remember reading about it in an article - how a local discovered it and everything. Thanks for bringing us along! I will have to add this to my Vietnam bucket list for when I return as a tourist.
What a amazing epic adventure Paddy. Such a great deal, just $100 a day. I am glad you survived to tell us about it. Extreme next level adventure for sure! Great video!
Pretty good insight into Tu Lan cave. Keep the videos coming and make them longer lol 😆! Thoroughly enjoyable! Anyone going to Hoi An here are some recommendations: Eats: 1. Red dragon restaurant on Cua daily you "Need" to try. Ridiculously good food at crazy low prices. "Com Linh" restaurant on Phan Chu Trinh serves up the most Authentic vietnamese food at crazy prices. They are very popular for breakfast. The duck noodle is awesome but all the food is amazing. Must try!!! Street Food : Hoi An is famous for Com Ga (garden chicken rice) & Cau Lao & Banh mi too. But for breakfast you will find "Mi Quang" very popular but "Mi Ga" is also amazing. All along Phan Boi Chau street or the road running parallel you can find delicious breakfast from 7am to 9am. Don't eat Pho in Da Nang or Hoi An. It's very different to Northern Hanoi Pho or Saigon Pho in the south. Hoi An places of Interest: 1. An bang beach - "Soul Kitchen" for a beach hut vibe & a delicious cheeky beer all day long 😁! 2. Just before An bang coming from the old town you will find "Tra Que" village. It's just an array of organic vegetables grown in the most amazing way. It's very impressive 👏! 3. Heading out to Coconut forest there is a massive bridge that spans over the wetlands and has some amazing views of Hoi an & surrounding areas. 4. A place called "Roving Chillhouse" is nestled out in the rice paddies. You can enjoy a simple coffee out there, crash out on their massive sofa chairs after breakfast or eat some delicious food in the most amazing environment. 5. A simple bicycle ride out in the rice paddies is a pretty amazing feel around sunset. Just you & nature combining to watch the Sun dissappear together. 6. If you have time would highly recommend a 1 night stay on Cham Island. It's quiet there but amazing views on the island.
What a great advert for Oxalis and the people that work for them .Got to be honest ,Doing something like this which looked an amazing thing to do ,the standout thing for me apart from the obvious , is meeting new people to share it with .😊Lovely .Thanks Paddy 👍
That was an awesome trek you had there Paddy! Perfect amount of people to the group and 3 days was ideal for an adventure like this, what else could you ask for? Thanks for sharing another wonderful video 😊
What a next level adventure. You are taking us to places we never knew existed. I am currently catching up on your journey in Sri Lanka with the Budgeteers :)
Enjoyed your video. I caved back in the sixties probably before you were born. Back in the old days we used carbide lamps. I was a member of the national speleological society. Webt in many caves in Tennessee Georgia and Alabama. I was a teenager. Loved it. I would love to see that big cave but unfortunately I'm I'm bad health. I spent two tours in vietnam. Beautiful country
Hi Paddy, would you happen to know about a similar porter-tour, intense-nature, social-bonding experience in Thailand? Reminded me of some fond Inca Trail memories. More important, thank you for bringing me some genuine, happy smile moments. Picked up your video to prepare for Thailand and ended up all over your channel. Watching your emotional authenticity and calmness is like Zen, anchoring me with inner peace.
Wow! Wow! Wow! Thanks for doing this, and sharing it with us! An absolute next level adventure! We love and appreciate you and your travels, Paddy, continue to be safe and happy!!
Hiya Paddy. Loved this. What a wonderful experience. Next level. Paddy. Spectacular. I love you could totally disconnect from the virtual world. That climb. And incline. I bet your legs ached. The 2nd cave was amazing. They looked like tiny statues at first glance. I would have felt a little anxious in the dark. Noises and spiders. They move so fast. FFS. Nervous laugh. 😁 The food looked so good. Loved the shooting stars and your picture flashed up. You definitely are. Your yawning made me yawn. Lol. Beautiful views. Do you have to be careful of leeches?. Lots of respect to you. For all the footage you showed while doing this. Great video. Thank you for sharing. *Congratulations. Nearly 100K. By the time this goes out. I am sure you will be there. Your videos are brilliant.* Loved this. Can not wait to share it. Have a great week.
That was a fantastic 3 day adventure Paddy! No skinny caves for me! They would have to send in a tow truck to Pull my ass out of there! So glad I got to sit in my desk chair nice and cool in my AC as my mate did the hard work for me! You are the best!
I'd have to drop 25 kilos, uh, make that 28 kilos and work-out with a trainer for at least a year before I'd dare try this. It was something that I had been considering (visiting the largest cave) several years ago. Oh, and that squeeze clip . . . I'd get stuck and would have to stay there until I dropped enough weight to be pulled out by a team with a rope -- like a horse being rescued from a mud-hole. So, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this episode from the comfort of my vacation place with a beer on the table. I had to grin when you mentioned that everyone got beers at the end of the trek. That's a good way to hydrate, I hear -- At least that's what I heard from some Canadian hockey players. Cheers. Wonderful stuff. Thank you. Rock on, sir!
Wellcome you to Quang Binh Viet Nam. Son Doong is the largest cave in the world. The length of Son Doong cave is nearly 9km, in some locations the ceiling height is up to 200m, 160m wide. With an estimated measured volume of 38.5 million m^3.
I love all your videos❤️❤️❤️❤️. U make so so much afford in doing all this videos and I love love love it so much. Enjoy and have lots of fun on your journey. GOOD LUCK TO U ALWAYS ❤️👍👍👍🙏
Saw Tim and Fin do this years ago and it seemed like the most amazing adventure ever! Those cave formations, though, what the heck and now I will forever wonder if aliens came down to make them and then disappear just to leave us wondering forever. 😂😁
Definitely a bucket list for me. I love spelunking and have done it a couple times when I was younger and always loved it. Will you be doing canyoning and such as you get past Hue? I think you can do it around Da Lat or Da Nang and it looks like a lot of fun as well. Also, do the mud bath if you get to Nha Trang.
Thanks for sharing this amazing experience! Also appreciate your honest assessment of the physical demands of such a trip. It's hard to gage what is difficult because they always tell you if you're fit is doable but there so many other aspects like the heat, the bugs, the endurance required each day. After watching this - I now have a better idea of the physical demands of this tour! Very helpful! 🙏👍
Paddy! This is AWESOME! I am so stoked to do this! I love caving/rapelling/canyoning/abseiling... sadly there are heavy rains in Central Vietnam and Phong Nha so I have a few tourism folks who are warning me against doing this....and in fact, a bunch of tours don't operate in Oct-Nov. Yet there is one tour that is still available with Oxalis called the Hang Tien Endeavor that I might do in one week!!! I clicked the link of the "exact tour" you did and it navigates to a 4D/3N tour called Wild Tu Lan Cave Explorer Tour... you said you'd be too exhuasted if it was 3 Nights. Can you believe there is a 6D/5 N option for yet another Tu Lan Expedition Tour??? Also if you like this kind of stuff, you should check out Palvico Canyon in Northern Italy out of Lago de Garda if you're ever there. Or also the Aktun Tunich Muknal cave of Belize (near San Ignacio). I think you'd like both for different reasons. :-) Great Vlog. I am glad I found your page.
thnx for the video. what made you choose this tour over the others? having trouble deciding which one to go on. Also, would you recommend bringing water shoes along with hiking shoes?
Top vlog once again, Paddy. What an adventure! Not for the claustrophobic, but quite an experience. It's great nobody got injured. Thanks for bringing us along!
Looked a great experience Paddy, more of an assault course for this old bugger!! 😂 But again an incredible watch, that brought countless smiles, with you all the way mate, take care 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing this Paddy. Phong Na is spectacular. We did a day trek with Oxalis in 2018, our experience was amazing. Will definitely be going back for the 3 day trek.
Looking forward to Paddy's brutally honest feedback of Danang:) in upcoming videos. I'm starting my travels after 5 years in Korea in September. Hoi An /Hue area two weeks im curious how you find it.
Paddy seems like he's not a big city guy. I think he loves the quiet rural areas and nature vs places like Saigon. Da Nang is different as it's a slower-paced city, but a city nonetheless. But it's next to the ocean. So who knows how Paddy will feel about it.
Super nice serie , i been to Thailand sins 1991 and lived for 7 years, a dream of mine is to go to Vietnam this gives me menny good ideas where to go , been a long time subscriber to your channel keep up the god work paddy hope to maby meet you irl when I come to Thailand mars april 2023 👍
Another stunning video Paddy your Vietnam series is just phenomenal. l know how scary it gets from visiting caves in Laos and l was the one struggling at the back!
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Oh wow!:) that’s what you did after a food poisoning!:) lol you are brave!! Incredible, by the way!!
Xin chào việt nam
Thanks to you Paddy Doyle, I got to know about Oxalis and did the 4 day 3 night Wild Tu Lan which were 4 of my best days during my travels! I cannot recommend them enough and the experience was just amazing!!
That's Awesome@@scicluna12 , I'm going to check them out too.
OMG that’s absolutely insane you have brought something to us that’s is truly amazing and the tour group that organised everything for you I can tell will make your life so easy . I’ve added this to my list of places I need to go to once I’m back in Vietnam. Thanks for sharing with us a truly amazing and memorable Vlog . 🇻🇳❤️🇻🇳
Thanks Paul ✌️
Paddy said it vietnam is just on another level compare to Thailand in landscaope sightseing nature beauty is just beyond expereince and i do agree after watching videos !
Hi Paddy Doyle,
Thanks for joining us and sharing this amazing vlog! It's our pleasure to have you on the Wild Tu Lan Cave Explorer Adventure to explore the natural beauties of 6 caves and enjoy yourself in 2 campsites. We're thrilled to know that you have had a great time on the trip.
We look forward to hosting you again for yet another thrilling adventure into the wilderness with Oxalis. Don’t forget to subscribe and keep following us via this channel for vivid videos about magnificent caves in Quang Binh!
wife and I thought your Thailand videos were really good.. but since you've been in Vietnam, now they're amazing. Well done Paddy.
Unlike a few, you don't concentrate too much on food all the time. These videos are so interesting. we were wondering.. when will you propose to Miss P. 😄
Vietnam is like Cinderella compared to Thailand , poorer but much more beautiful
These Vietnam videos are your best videos ever Paddy.
The biggest caves in vietnam is son doong , not Phong Nha 😂 but Phong Nha-Ke Bang also boasts dozens of mountain peaks of over 1,000 metres still unexplored by men and seen as ideal sites for activities like climbing and exploration. Worthy of note are Peak Co Rilata with the height of 1,128 m and Peak Co Preu, 1,213 m. Lying between these peaks are valleys which promise tourists exciting eco-tours.
This is great video i really enjoyed it ❤️
And i’m a tour guide in Hue , VietNam
@@_Alfa.Bravo_ ya haha I was looking for great pictures like the thumbnail
Good luck trying to see Son Doong. I just looked at going there a few weeks ago for my trip in Sept 2024, only to find out it was fully booked out for 2024 and for 2025 and they are now taking bookings for 2026! And it costs $3K per person. I know its a world gem and should be protected etc etc, but its now become an exclusive destination for the wealthy. Maybe I might go when I retire.....
Son Doong is in Phong Nga
Wow Paddy - this cave adventure brought back memories from my adventure in the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, which are outside of Saigon. They were made for the war and consequently were constructed for a typical Vietnamese body type. I am a slightly overweight guy from the USA and I got wedged and stuck in part of the tunnels. I had to crawl like a snake on all fours. Being wedged for so long, when I finally got out to one of the bunker areas within the tunnel system, I fainted and fell down when it was ok to stand up wothin the bunker. It was so hot and sweaty and the tunnel space was so tight, and me being overweight, just took its toll on my body. The guides were great - they gave me some juice and sat me upright. For the remainder of the tunnel system I waited outside.
So Paddy, do you know if you are going to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels ? If yes, it will be great for me to relive that experience through your Go-Pro video. After seeing what you just accomplished in these caves, I am quite sure that the Cu Chi Tunnels will be a breeze for you.
What an amazing adventure Paddy, I felt tried just watching you. The mysterious formations in the cave were mind blowing. I'm not real good with confined spaces, so I don't know how I would go on a trip like that but at least I get to see it through your lens. Thanks for sharing this amazing tour. 😍
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
for people who don't know 9:18 that's rice shell (husk) and Vietnamese people never waste food thank you for coming Vietnam ❤❤
I love how you cover everything in a country, from having your feet massaged by ducks to the most strenuous adventures that few people dare to try. I hope Super Dreamy didn't think you ditched him for breaking down 😂
thanks Dan
100% agree. Can’t stand the people especially RUclipsrs that tick countries off a list and visit the 2 biggest cities then leave
I went with Oxalis Adventure back in 2018, a 2 days 1 night tour as well through caves and jungle (not this one tour in particular but another one) and IT WAS AMAZING! One of the best experiences, the food was amazing, tbh one of the best I ever tried to my trip in Vietnam. It is definitely worth it.
Hi paddy, u r a complete travel vlogger d way u cover from food ,adventure, facilities etc,I have a question 2 u did u know Vietnam is so beautiful that u carried somany filming gears ?I love ur adventures, photography, ur dance every thing every thing, some time while watching d vlog I had d feeling of watching james bond movies of yester yrs, nice I thought that spider would attack u & then v c u comming out of d cave like spider man paddy,lol nice enjoyed d vlog thnx 🙏👍👌👏🇮🇳
Well, this is a fantastic and rewarding experience for you, Paddy! Loving it every minute. This is what I want to do when I can walk and am fit enough for such physical activities. Hope to do it one fine day in Phong Nha, Vietnam! Thank you for your valuable sharing and wonderful story-telling, Paddy!
One of the best travel advice videos I’ve seen, thank you! It’s straight to the point and super informative without all the fluff that most other videos have!
I just returned from a Vietnam work trip yesterday and wish I could've had time to explore this cave! I remember reading about it in an article - how a local discovered it and everything. Thanks for bringing us along! I will have to add this to my Vietnam bucket list for when I return as a tourist.
What a amazing epic adventure Paddy. Such a great deal, just $100 a day. I am glad you survived to tell us about it. Extreme next level adventure for sure! Great video!
THANKS THOMAS!
Yeah, the price isn’t bad at all considering many people’s daily budget is a bit more than that! Seems like a once in a lifetime experience for sure
Everything you do and like is on my list for 5 month long Asian trip this winter! Love you Paddy
Pretty good insight into Tu Lan cave. Keep the videos coming and make them longer lol 😆! Thoroughly enjoyable!
Anyone going to Hoi An here are some recommendations:
Eats: 1. Red dragon restaurant on Cua daily you "Need" to try. Ridiculously good food at crazy low prices.
"Com Linh" restaurant on Phan Chu Trinh serves up the most Authentic vietnamese food at crazy prices. They are very popular for breakfast. The duck noodle is awesome but all the food is amazing. Must try!!!
Street Food : Hoi An is famous for Com Ga (garden chicken rice) & Cau Lao & Banh mi too. But for breakfast you will find "Mi Quang" very popular but "Mi Ga" is also amazing. All along Phan Boi Chau street or the road running parallel you can find delicious breakfast from 7am to 9am. Don't eat Pho in Da Nang or Hoi An. It's very different to Northern Hanoi Pho or Saigon Pho in the south.
Hoi An places of Interest:
1. An bang beach - "Soul Kitchen" for a beach hut vibe & a delicious cheeky beer all day long 😁!
2. Just before An bang coming from the old town you will find "Tra Que" village. It's just an array of organic vegetables grown in the most amazing way. It's very impressive 👏!
3. Heading out to Coconut forest there is a massive bridge that spans over the wetlands and has some amazing views of Hoi an & surrounding areas.
4. A place called "Roving Chillhouse" is nestled out in the rice paddies. You can enjoy a simple coffee out there, crash out on their massive sofa chairs after breakfast or eat some delicious food in the most amazing environment.
5. A simple bicycle ride out in the rice paddies is a pretty amazing feel around sunset. Just you & nature combining to watch the Sun dissappear together.
6. If you have time would highly recommend a 1 night stay on Cham Island. It's quiet there but amazing views on the island.
What a great advert for Oxalis and the people that work for them .Got to be honest ,Doing something like this which looked an amazing thing to do ,the standout thing for me apart from the obvious , is meeting new people to share it with .😊Lovely .Thanks Paddy 👍
wow what a beautiful scene!
Beer is cold & ready. Countdown 59min is on. Excited to see this one
Wow that was epic Paddy. You had a nice group . Things you will remember when you get old. Cheers
This is EXACTLY something we will be doing when we visit Vietnam 😍Great video (as always)! ❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Wow what a fantastic adventure Paddy I'm so envious of that journey well done mate 👏
Glad you enjoyed it Mark ✌️
Pure enlightenment! ! Thanks for taking us on the tour! That was next level! ✌️
Brilliant video - really showcases the experience.
Talks about pros and cons which is important for balance. Keep up the good work
Love this! Love this! Love this! So nice to go on a trip with you. So pleasant and calming.
Outstanding and so well organized. Great narration. Thanks for sharing this adventure.😎
That was an awesome trek you had there Paddy! Perfect amount of people to the group and 3 days was ideal for an adventure like this, what else could you ask for? Thanks for sharing another wonderful video 😊
How fantastic is your adventure ! the landscapes and views are very beautiful
It‘s beautiful, amazing things there, very quiet, very fresh air. . Love so much from Switzerland.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. It is incredible. For me this will definitely remain a vicarious experience 😜
What a next level adventure. You are taking us to places we never knew existed. I am currently catching up on your journey in Sri Lanka with the Budgeteers :)
Enjoy that series!
Most important thing needed to this trip is health....all the rest the Nature and Oxalis take care of you
Very good video
Hat's off to you Paddy, an amazing experience to say the least. Your adventures are incredible. I eagerly wait for your next vlog. Thanks Paddy!
Thank you for sharing your experience, It'll definitely be in my bucket list.
Enjoyed your video. I caved back in the sixties probably before you were born. Back in the old days we used carbide lamps. I was a member of the national speleological society. Webt in many caves in Tennessee Georgia and Alabama. I was a teenager. Loved it. I would love to see that big cave but unfortunately I'm I'm bad health. I spent two tours in vietnam. Beautiful country
Hi Paddy, would you happen to know about a similar porter-tour, intense-nature, social-bonding experience in Thailand? Reminded me of some fond Inca Trail memories.
More important, thank you for bringing me some genuine, happy smile moments. Picked up your video to prepare for Thailand and ended up all over your channel. Watching your emotional authenticity and calmness is like Zen, anchoring me with inner peace.
I went with Oxalis for Tu Lan tour last week, and it was really amazing ❤❤❤
I will go back next year 😊
Amazing... I did something like this in Peru. Great experience. I will have to do this in Vietnam. Great video!
Wow! Wow! Wow! Thanks for doing this, and sharing it with us! An absolute next level adventure!
We love and appreciate you and your travels, Paddy, continue to be safe and happy!!
Not something I would ever consider doing but still a great video. I really enjoyed watching it.
That's great, thank you for coming and sharing my country to the world!!!
เวียดนามนี้น่าเที่ยวจริงๆ สวยมาก
Hiya Paddy. Loved this. What a wonderful experience. Next level. Paddy. Spectacular. I love you could totally disconnect from the virtual world. That climb. And incline. I bet your legs ached. The 2nd cave was amazing. They looked like tiny statues at first glance. I would have felt a little anxious in the dark. Noises and spiders. They move so fast. FFS. Nervous laugh. 😁 The food looked so good. Loved the shooting stars and your picture flashed up. You definitely are. Your yawning made me yawn. Lol. Beautiful views. Do you have to be careful of leeches?. Lots of respect to you. For all the footage you showed while doing this. Great video. Thank you for sharing. *Congratulations. Nearly 100K. By the time this goes out. I am sure you will be there. Your videos are brilliant.* Loved this. Can not wait to share it. Have a great week.
That was a fantastic 3 day adventure Paddy! No skinny caves for me! They would have to send in a tow truck to Pull my ass out of there! So glad I got to sit in my desk chair nice and cool in my AC as my mate did the hard work for me! You are the best!
yeah leeches were around for sure
I'd have to drop 25 kilos, uh, make that 28 kilos and work-out with a trainer for at least a year before I'd dare try this. It was something that I had been considering (visiting the largest cave) several years ago. Oh, and that squeeze clip . . . I'd get stuck and would have to stay there until I dropped enough weight to be pulled out by a team with a rope -- like a horse being rescued from a mud-hole. So, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this episode from the comfort of my vacation place with a beer on the table. I had to grin when you mentioned that everyone got beers at the end of the trek. That's a good way to hydrate, I hear -- At least that's what I heard from some Canadian hockey players. Cheers. Wonderful stuff. Thank you. Rock on, sir!
Thanks David!
😂🤣🤭👍
Looks amazing as always. Definitely in my bucket list. 👍🏻😉
It's so good!
Your subscribers have really grown. So happy for you . You’ve made such an amazing channel. Congratulations.
You need to frame the photo this thumbnail came from and hang it in a gallery (or your future luxurious home). It is epic.
This is my kind of fun. Exploring gorgeous nature , caves , water , waterfalls adventure !
5*
Paddy, will you be releasing a DVD from your travels before Christmas 2022. An ideal ‘box set’ gift for all age groups mate. 😉 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Paddy, that was awesome coooool. Thank you for that experience I could never do.
So enjoying this series especially because you look happy!
Wellcome you to Quang Binh Viet Nam.
Son Doong is the largest cave in the world. The length of Son Doong cave is nearly 9km, in some locations the ceiling height is up to 200m, 160m wide. With an estimated measured volume of 38.5 million m^3.
I love all your videos❤️❤️❤️❤️. U make so so much afford in doing all this videos and I love love love it so much. Enjoy and have lots of fun on your journey. GOOD LUCK TO U ALWAYS ❤️👍👍👍🙏
Exceptional filming throughout this video.
Incredible adventure.
Thanks so much for tagging us along
Saw Tim and Fin do this years ago and it seemed like the most amazing adventure ever! Those cave formations, though, what the heck and now I will forever wonder if aliens came down to make them and then disappear just to leave us wondering forever. 😂😁
who are TIm and FIn?
@@TheRebornofSocialVietSub They are youtubers. You can find their videos by typing in their channel name "Tim and Fin".
Wow we were exhausted just watching! Cathy and Kevs x
My favorite RUclipsr by far , keep it up Paddy 😊
Definitely a bucket list for me. I love spelunking and have done it a couple times when I was younger and always loved it. Will you be doing canyoning and such as you get past Hue? I think you can do it around Da Lat or Da Nang and it looks like a lot of fun as well. Also, do the mud bath if you get to Nha Trang.
Thanks for sharing this amazing experience! Also appreciate your honest assessment of the physical demands of such a trip. It's hard to gage what is difficult because they always tell you if you're fit is doable but there so many other aspects like the heat, the bugs, the endurance required each day. After watching this - I now have a better idea of the physical demands of this tour! Very helpful! 🙏👍
Paddy! This is AWESOME! I am so stoked to do this! I love caving/rapelling/canyoning/abseiling... sadly there are heavy rains in Central Vietnam and Phong Nha so I have a few tourism folks who are warning me against doing this....and in fact, a bunch of tours don't operate in Oct-Nov. Yet there is one tour that is still available with Oxalis called the Hang Tien Endeavor that I might do in one week!!! I clicked the link of the "exact tour" you did and it navigates to a 4D/3N tour called Wild Tu Lan Cave Explorer Tour... you said you'd be too exhuasted if it was 3 Nights. Can you believe there is a 6D/5 N option for yet another Tu Lan Expedition Tour??? Also if you like this kind of stuff, you should check out Palvico Canyon in Northern Italy out of Lago de Garda if you're ever there. Or also the Aktun Tunich Muknal cave of Belize (near San Ignacio). I think you'd like both for different reasons. :-) Great Vlog. I am glad I found your page.
awesome trip paddy.enjoyed it
thanks!
thnx for the video. what made you choose this tour over the others? having trouble deciding which one to go on. Also, would you recommend bringing water shoes along with hiking shoes?
Terrific adventure. Maybe in my earlier days but seems you need to be in pretty good shape. can't wait for more on the road video. Thanks Paddy
Great three day trek Paddy. How interesting was the cave with the city of little formations? Very well done Paddy. Looking forward to the next one.
This is incredible! We are planning to do this next year and this video is so helpful as we plan
Top vlog once again, Paddy. What an adventure! Not for the claustrophobic, but quite an experience. It's great nobody got injured. Thanks for bringing us along!
Loving this Paddy just watched the last four vlogs together catching up
All the best!
That’s awesome! Glad you did the cave trip. Felt like I was along for the trip
I think the largest cave in Viet Nam (and the World) is Son Doong.
Wow fabulous blog. Enjoyed the journey
Nice 1 Paddy. Good stuff dude! 😍
Looked a great experience Paddy, more of an assault course for this old bugger!! 😂 But again an incredible watch, that brought countless smiles, with you all the way mate, take care 🙏🏻🙏🏻
amazing caves, I am proud that my country has a lot of beautiful landscapes.
Now that was pretty incredible Patty. Definitely beyond my capabilities!
I love your content paddy 🙂 thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing this Paddy. Phong Na is spectacular. We did a day trek with Oxalis in 2018, our experience was amazing. Will definitely be going back for the 3 day trek.
Looking forward to Paddy's brutally honest feedback of Danang:) in upcoming videos. I'm starting my travels after 5 years in Korea in September. Hoi An /Hue area two weeks im curious how you find it.
Paddy seems like he's not a big city guy. I think he loves the quiet rural areas and nature vs places like Saigon. Da Nang is different as it's a slower-paced city, but a city nonetheless. But it's next to the ocean. So who knows how Paddy will feel about it.
How far in advance did you book this tour? It wasn’t on my list for Vietnam but now I’m strongly thinking about it !
You are a brave man. Heaven on earth!
Good one Paddy - I note your subscriber numbers are also increasing - very well deserved
Woooow what an amazing experience!!!! Thank you so much for showing us!!!!
Beautiful.Just great.I want to go yesterday.
Super nice serie , i been to Thailand sins 1991 and lived for 7 years, a dream of mine is to go to Vietnam this gives me menny good ideas where to go , been a long time subscriber to your channel keep up the god work paddy hope to maby meet you irl when I come to Thailand mars april 2023 👍
Another stunning video Paddy your Vietnam series is just phenomenal. l know how scary it gets from visiting caves in Laos and l was the one struggling at the back!
Thank you Mr Doyle. It was so intresting and fun to watch :)
Defiantly on my list of things to do!!!! Great videos bro such great editing and flow cant wait get to that level eventually.
It seemed like an awesome adventure. Thanks for sharing
Nice one Paddy. Picked me when i was having a bad day!
The cave with many strange and interested structures
Another great, informative video!!!
PADDY DOING EXTREME SPORTS. Good for you. Not for everyone, not for me, but entertaining to watch you
Tự hào vì tôi là con người việt nam🇻🇳🥰,việt nam luôn chào đón bạn ❤️❤️❤️
That looked like so much fun! I love things like that not only for the adventure and challenge, but you get to meet new people as well! 🥰
It really is!
Very interesting video.
Great adventure ☺️.
Love it,😁❤️🙏
Amazing adventure and, as usual, quality work with this video. Cheers Paddy.😀
Wow! Interesting not for little old me, but fantastic to see. Much love ❤️🙏🏼💞💋