Thanks for an updated walking tour of Luang Prabang. The water levels looked really high. Hopefully it doesn't worsen. Also glad to see the night market looking busy. Looking forward to your next adventure. Hope you enjoy! 😊
Luang Prabang has that beautiful glow to it at dusk. And to experience that authentic charm to it in low season is something I wish to experience myself one day 👍🏻 For now, still excited for my upcoming visit there 😊
I like your videos! Keep it up! Also, I empathized with you as you were walking over that bridge as I am also TERRIFIED of heights. Don’t know if I would be able to do it.
Thank you for the show, Nat. Good to hear about the crackdown on GTSEZ. That awful place has destroyed many people lives and family. Finally, someone are doing something...
Your videos are very informative and help your subscribers understand the attractions you show them on your channel. Besides, I'm amazed by your responses to each comment. Keep up the good work 👏
Great walking view of the beautiful and peaceful town with excellent narration. Useful information on the potential flooding in the area. Hope no major issue with the abnormal weather this season. Thanks for sharing.
So far, not much damage has been reported apart from what's going on in the golden triangle and some part of Vientiane capital. Let's hope everyone is safe. Thanks for watching😊
Thank you for the walking tour. It was helpful to use Google Maps to track your walk using businesses names, gives me a feel what to expect when I visit in October. All the best.
New sub here. I’m a YT’er from Taiwan 🇹🇼. I’ve heard about the train from Bangkok to the Laos capital but wasn’t aware it was already running. I was in Thailand recently, hope to try this train next time! Nice video, interesting looking markets to explore
Hi! We will be traveling yo Vientiane , Luang Prabang Ang Nonh Khiaw by next week. Now I am feeling very anxious about going there with all the flood and rain going on.
The boat racing is the celebration of mid Buddhist Lent, especially in Luang Prabang, where it blends with the traditional folklore about the Naga King protected the Mekong River.
There are plenty of places by the end of the night market. I think many of them are affordable. Depending on your budget. The area I mentioned starting from as low as $15
Today is good in Luang Prabang. Vientiane capital and places further south are battling with the crisis now as they're on the lower land. Sending thoughts and prayers to those affected.
@@natnomad I did visited Laos 4X already….just came back Singapore, Bangkok, Pattaya and Cambodia. A few more will see u in Laos and u will be my tour guy.😉
I am sorry to hear about you have bad experiences with the Chinese tourism. I am Laos living in US my husband is Chinese. He grow up here maybe that way he not as loud as the original Chinese 😂 but his parents and the rest of his family are amazing people they are kind and understanding human being so I don’t really understand why some of RUclipsr in Laos have so much hatred against them. Or like they say ( people dislike other because you can’t be like them) Most of Chinese people are very successful they work very hard. I remember long ago we visit Laos we were driving it was super early in morning we pass by this motors bread cart my brother told me that the Chinese man sell bread. Till this day my brother voice still in my head. Because he say that this why Chinese people succeed because they not lazy.
I think people judge based on what they saw and experienced. However, when it comes to such circumstances, we tend to generalize it as a whole instead of doing/saying it individually. In the case of Chinese tourists, they're not new to Laos. They've been coming to Laos since years ago. Unfortunately, the unpleasant experience most local people had dealt with tourists is mostly Chinese, so people have this picture in their mind and believe that every Chinese are like that which is unfair to those are different, like I explained in the video. Most individual Chinese tourists are nice and respectful, only when they come in a big group they can be annoying. And yes, they're business minded people, and they work very hard😊
This is from someone who has been to 40 something countries: no one "really" likes the Chinese. In Southeast Asia, Chinese is synonymous with scams. Golden Triangle, Shanoukville, & etc. Chinese practice a very unethical style of business: monopolies. The phrase "zero coin tourist" was coined for them. China also wants to claim the so call "South China Sea" for themselves, banning Phillipinos and Vietnamese. I can go on...but now you see why?
Theres alot of hmong in Luang Prabang. However, they live outside of the town. I am myself hmong. Regarding chinese, i believe they are loud sometimes because thats the they talk in their language. Its almost like a fighting language because they need to emphasize the tonal sound.
Yes, more and more Hmong people are now moving to town. The biggest Hmong community in Luang Prabang is based in Ban Kokwa, beyond the previous northern bus station.
That narrow walkway does not look safe wet or dry - barely enough room for one person to navigate. Laos is arguably one of the most corrupt country at every level of its society. This is not an opinion but an actual fact based on numerous international and private organization's fact finding. It is a common theme among impoverished nations throughout the world - Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America etc.
The first 5 minutes you filmed too much of yourself, your face. People want to see more of the scenery. And if they watched up to five minutes and all they see is just your face .. most (90%) will just click move on to next video.
Thanks for an updated walking tour of Luang Prabang. The water levels looked really high. Hopefully it doesn't worsen. Also glad to see the night market looking busy. Looking forward to your next adventure. Hope you enjoy! 😊
Thank you always😊🙏
It's nice to know, how life is in Laos.
I am watching from Sri Lanka.
Have a wonderful life. ❤.
Thank you for watching my video 😊🙏
So many good information regarding LuangPrabang, Laos. The city is so calm, peacefu, and beautiful. lThanks for sharing.❤️🙏
Thank you. I'm happy you enjoyed the video 🙏🙂
Nice to see your VDO and thank you for your kind support for Lao tourism 🎉😮
Thank you for watching. I'm very happy to be able to do my part to promote Laos. Hopefully, we will have more tourists coming.
Luang Prabang has that beautiful glow to it at dusk. And to experience that authentic charm to it in low season is something I wish to experience myself one day 👍🏻
For now, still excited for my upcoming visit there 😊
I'm excited for you too, by the time you arrive it will be different😊
I decided to extend my trip from Thailand to Laos after seeing your video. Just booked a flight to Luang Prabang for Oct, very excited for that!
Yaaay! Welcome to Laos soon😊
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Good it's such a great place. Much better than thailand
Me too, going to Laos in October !!!!
I like your videos! Keep it up! Also, I empathized with you as you were walking over that bridge as I am also TERRIFIED of heights. Don’t know if I would be able to do it.
Thank you for watching😊🙏
Nat, great video‼️ Thanks from San Diego, CA.
Thank you for your greeting. I'm glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
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Thanks 🙏 always looking nice place in L P B !
Thank you for watching, too😊
Great to see you getting the views you deserve. Up and Up :)
Also loving the walk around the town. I hope to one day visit Laos
Thank you. I'm happy to see more views on the videos🙂.
Do come visit Laos when you have the chance. And perhaps not during the rainy season hehe
I miss prabang. Peaceful and quiet.
It's an easy place to be in, isn't it? especially those seeking a laid-back vibe😊
I really like your videos and look forward to each new edition.
I will be back in Luang Prabang in mid-October and look forward to meeting you Nat
Thank you, I'm happy to hear that. It looks like I'll be around by then. I'd be to catch up for a coffee or so😊
I miss Luang Prabang and its rain.
A bit too much rain these days😊
Thank you for the show, Nat. Good to hear about the crackdown on GTSEZ. That awful place has destroyed many people lives and family. Finally, someone are doing something...
Yes, I'm so glad that the government is finally doing something about it😊
Your videos are very informative and help your subscribers understand the attractions you show them on your channel. Besides, I'm amazed by your responses to each comment. Keep up the good work 👏
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video🙏😊
Great walking view of the beautiful and peaceful town with excellent narration. Useful information on the potential flooding in the area. Hope no major issue with the abnormal weather this season. Thanks for sharing.
So far, not much damage has been reported apart from what's going on in the golden triangle and some part of Vientiane capital. Let's hope everyone is safe. Thanks for watching😊
Thanks for taking us around. Can’t wait to see in real person.
Thank you. I'm sure you'll enjoy it, especially by the time you're in town, it won't be raining
very nice video
Thank you🙂
Love your work, thanks
Thank you 😊
Oh what a great walk 😊 I was inLPB last year in November and I did walk 🚶♂️ almost the same route 👍
Ah November is the best time to be in Luang Prabang 😊
Thank you for the walking tour. It was helpful to use Google Maps to track your walk using businesses names, gives me a feel what to expect when I visit in October. All the best.
Thank you. I'm glad you found this one useful. Welcome to Laos soon😊
New sub here. I’m a YT’er from Taiwan 🇹🇼. I’ve heard about the train from Bangkok to the Laos capital but wasn’t aware it was already running. I was in Thailand recently, hope to try this train next time! Nice video, interesting looking markets to explore
Thank you for subscribing. I really recommend this new train ride🙂
Great content! New subscriber based in Kenya 👋🏾
Thank you for subscribing to much channel😊
I’m flying In Friday can’t wait
Safe travels, I'll finally make it out next year myself!
Welcome to Luang Prabang soon. You'll get to see the baot racing festival 😊
@@natnomad I’ll say hi if I see you there
We may bump into each other on the streets, it is a small town😊
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nice. hope you visit cambodia someday
I'd like to go back there someday 😊
I’m leave Laos 45year I’m never go back I don’t know any where’s over there I’m hope one day I’ll visit there sour nice miss you
Wow! that's a very long time. I hope you come visit Laos someday. Things must be so different back then.
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Be safe everyone
Thank you
Hi! We will be traveling yo Vientiane , Luang Prabang Ang Nonh Khiaw by next week. Now I am feeling very anxious about going there with all the flood and rain going on.
According to the forecast, it looks like we will have sundy days most of the week. And bit of rain, and part cloudy.
Do the Lao people celebrate the mid-autumn festival? What are the boat races that you mentioned?
I think October.. Boat racing festival.. Is happening all over LAOS.. different village the city will come alive..I was there 2012 ..
The boat racing is the celebration of mid Buddhist Lent, especially in Luang Prabang, where it blends with the traditional folklore about the Naga King protected the Mekong River.
Visiting Laos in middle October. Any recommendations where to stay in Luang Prabang?
There are plenty of places by the end of the night market. I think many of them are affordable. Depending on your budget. The area I mentioned starting from as low as $15
How is the flood/ Typhoon Yagi in Luang Prabang? Hope you are OK
Today is good in Luang Prabang. Vientiane capital and places further south are battling with the crisis now as they're on the lower land.
Sending thoughts and prayers to those affected.
I was born a few miles away from that gas station 5:30😂
Awe...I hope you will come visit soon🙂
@@natnomad I did visited Laos 4X already….just came back Singapore, Bangkok, Pattaya and Cambodia. A few more will see u in Laos and u will be my tour guy.😉
Ah ok, hopefully by the time you come back to Laos I'll have my licence so I can be your guide 😉
what city are you in right now? I plan to go there by the second week of December but the weather looks unfriendly
I'm in Luang Prabang. Don't worry, December is the best time and you'll get the best weather in Laos
I am sorry to hear about you have bad experiences with the Chinese tourism. I am Laos living in US my husband is Chinese. He grow up here maybe that way he not as loud as the original Chinese 😂 but his parents and the rest of his family are amazing people they are kind and understanding human being so I don’t really understand why some of RUclipsr in Laos have so much hatred against them. Or like they say ( people dislike other because you can’t be like them)
Most of Chinese people are very successful they work very hard. I remember long ago we visit Laos we were driving it was super early in morning we pass by this motors bread cart my brother told me that the Chinese man sell bread. Till this day my brother voice still in my head. Because he say that this why Chinese people succeed because they not lazy.
ส่วนใหญ่คนไทยจะไม่ชอบคนจีนนะ ลาวชอบจีน😅
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I think people judge based on what they saw and experienced. However, when it comes to such circumstances, we tend to generalize it as a whole instead of doing/saying it individually. In the case of Chinese tourists, they're not new to Laos. They've been coming to Laos since years ago. Unfortunately, the unpleasant experience most local people had dealt with tourists is mostly Chinese, so people have this picture in their mind and believe that every Chinese are like that which is unfair to those are different, like I explained in the video. Most individual Chinese tourists are nice and respectful, only when they come in a big group they can be annoying. And yes, they're business minded people, and they work very hard😊
This is from someone who has been to 40 something countries: no one "really" likes the Chinese. In Southeast Asia, Chinese is synonymous with scams. Golden Triangle, Shanoukville, & etc. Chinese practice a very unethical style of business: monopolies. The phrase "zero coin tourist" was coined for them. China also wants to claim the so call "South China Sea" for themselves, banning Phillipinos and Vietnamese. I can go on...but now you see why?
Flying there next week. Is it still raining heavily now?
No rain from the past two days, but a bit in the coming week, but it doesn't seem to be heavy.
Theres alot of hmong in Luang Prabang. However, they live outside of the town. I am myself hmong. Regarding chinese, i believe they are loud sometimes because thats the they talk in their language. Its almost like a fighting language because they need to emphasize the tonal sound.
Yes, more and more Hmong people are now moving to town. The biggest Hmong community in Luang Prabang is based in Ban Kokwa, beyond the previous northern bus station.
I hope everyone in Laos is doing okay. The floods can be a misery for many people .
So far nothing serious has been reported. Just an alert, especially those along the Mekong River.
The ancestors weep. The floods be good for the Rice plains and it is the life essence.
- Young Hmong American.
Beautiful proverb 😊
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2 million is per transaction. You can withdraw many times depending on your card. But each time only 2 million and 40,000 fee
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That narrow walkway does not look safe wet or dry - barely enough room for one person to navigate. Laos is arguably one of the most corrupt country at every level of its society. This is not an opinion but an actual fact based on numerous international and private organization's fact finding. It is a common theme among impoverished nations throughout the world - Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America etc.
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The first 5 minutes you filmed too much of yourself, your face. People want to see more of the scenery. And if they watched up to five minutes and all they see is just your face .. most (90%) will just click move on to next video.
Thanks for your feedback. I'll keep that in mind for my next videos 😊🙏
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