The people! Yes! They are so sweet and so honest. I forgot my Kindle device on a table I was eating on, on the sidewalk. About half a block away I had have the village chasing after me to return it!
Maybe when it comes to non-asian foreigners/tourists. As an Asian, and Hmong where a lot of our people live in Laos, they'll treat you like a local. I've known people who were visiting and was hassled by the authorities and threatened to be jailed unless they pay up (knowing they're not actually a local and probably has money). My dad goes back to visit every once in awhile, but he has to understand how the authorities work in order to avoid problems. If I ever go, and I will someday, I'd need to secure local friends to show me around.
It's funny that Laos wasn't on my radar until we found yall! I'm usually more interested in traveling to places near the sea, buuuuut...your videos have made me so interested in visiting Laos because of the nature. Its so beautiful and seems like there is so much to do there.
We were exactly the same before we came here, everyone we met in Vietnam said it was not worth it, but curiosity got the better of us! The lack of sea and beach is made up for in the lagoons, waterfalls and nature they have. Its always best to go for yourself and see, so many of our favourite places are the ones that we were told were not worth the visit 😅
Great video guys! Really enjoyed this one. Everything you covered was spot on.. The nature, food, people, cost of living and the laid back lifestyle... You just can't beat it ❤
I love Laos too. Laos is so much laid back and I love the country side. I have visited three times in the last 7yrs..hopefully will be more in the future. I am hmong living in the USA. My parents were both born in Laos and moved to Thailand in refugee camp where I was born. We moved to USA when I was 8 yrs old and now I’m 36.
You've shown us so much of this amazingly beautiful country over the past 18 months. It's definitely now on my bucket list for when times resume a resemblence of normality. Keep safe, 👍👍😊😊
Thanks Peter, sometimes we feel like we didn't see enough, honestly there is so much more to this country which unfortunately we didnt get a chance to see because of situations but looking back on the videos we made, we are glad we could show as much as we did, it was an amazing year here (2020). Probably one of our best years travelling ever, ironically during a global pandemic 😅 but we got lucky and are glad we could share it here on UA-cam 🙏
Agreed huge time! Laos is awesome because of its breathkating nature and nice mountains, and also it is an Adventurer's dream. #LoveLaos #NatureIsAwesome
Your 5 reasons are fantabuLaos! I miss my birth country lots. Can’t wait for things to be back to normal (to the extent possible) so I can go back and live, love, laugh, and.. eat! 🤓🥰
wow! thank you so much for your wonderfully loving Laos, which also my birth country , I am planning in near future to visit after living in USA , over 40 yrs. All of 5 reason you love for LAOS, that 💯 👍
Hello lovely people TOT. Hope you are both well and still safe. Over the last several months - in spite of the lockdown and the pandemic, you guys could still manage to provide some really cool vlogs. Yes I agree with you totally when it comes to the nature. There are still many unspoiled forests all over the country. Food OMG I could go on and on because there are just loads of good stuffs; fried insects, egg with foetus 🤪 (Olivia’s least favourite). Raw beef salad, homemade sausages freshly grilled. So yummy 😋. I wish this pandemic will end soon!!!!!. Yes you are right again about foreigners like to come and settle down here in Laos. I personally know a few Brits who have been working n living there for over 6 years. Anyway I enjoy watching your vlogs. Take good care.👍👍👍👍
I was born in Thakek , I would love to go visit one day. Thank you so much for this video. Makes me appreciate Laos even more. I love how you guys love being there.
You were born in Thakek? But you never visit your homeland? You are missing out. Laos is your birthplace. It's where you get your identity. It's a place of pride.
Fully agree in all of your points. The high light for us are the friendly people - even the police is friendly and helpfull here -, and the fresh and ripe fruits as you will never get them in europe. Counting the days to return back!
Agreed! Even though a lot of people are scared of the police here and how everything works, they're way friendlier than any police we met in Thailand or Vietnam (where we have been scammed by them before) and we have never had problems with them here, they are Lao after all 🙂 borpenyang!
I just came across your channel today! My heritage is Chinese, but I was born in Pakse, Laos, and immigrated to the US at 17. I have been in the US for 4 decades and plan to move back to Laos in the next 2 or 3 years for a cozy retirement. Yeah, what I love about Laos is precisely the same as you guys do: its weather, nature, low cost of living, tropical fruits, drinks, fresh food, good-natured Laotian people, and last but not least, I love Vientiane the most and will settle there because of the Chinatown, which is developing... It will be so much more significant in the near future! I lived in China for 2 years before and am crazy about authentic Chinese food! It will be convenient to travel between Laos and China by high-speed train that was put into operation recently! Thank God! My dollars will go a long way in Laos!!! Thank you guys for making all the informative videos about Laos. Haha, I have been brushing up on the language of Laos. Liked & subscribed.
It’s my birth country. I’ll always love it. I feel I got duped. The only mention of Laos from USA education about the Vietnam War is that Laos is a landlocked country and was part of the Ho Chi Min trail or whatever. On top of it being a communist country, when I went back in 2005, I had reservations on exploring the country. I thought I’d be safe with just visiting my family. Which at that time was poor financially. What I love about Laos is how humble and sabai sabai the people are. I can’t wait to go back and explore the nature and food cultures. You guys have all the reasons why I love Laos.
When I’ve been there 2 years ago I was surprised I never heard about it just weeks before while backpacking in Thailand. So I love about Laos the most that it’s not packed by thousands of tourists, the nature is amazing and the locals are so friendly and less hectic than their neighbors. And still they seem very pleased with their life. Still waiting for the reopening to get there again 🙏🏽
Laos has not been spoilt by tourism and I don't think it ever will be....I'm going to live there one day soon! I'm in my fifties and prefer a gentle place to live
Really wish Covid-19 situation is getting better real quick to enjoy more with you guys, I really want to do riding motorcycle 🏍 sightseeing like you two. I like 👍 the video you uploaded and watched all even I am local but you even traveled more places than me for more than 30 years of my life did, so I can't refuse to watch 😀😃, beeping hardly happen because only the ignored case or very dangerous case will happen, others considered as impolite to do. Cheer and Stay safe.
Really like your positive attitude about Laos and in general. Being in yet another lockdown, apparently the worst ever for Laos, certainly can justify a depressed state. But we all need to power beyond that, so good for you for that! The fresh food / local markets lifestyle, over supermarkets, is quite an appeal. Here in the USA, supermarkets of course are dominant in the food supply. Considering the long supply chains and such, it is not surprising that much of our food is processed with lots of preservatives. And ditto for many restaurants that get pre-made stuff from a distributor. I imagine you have ideas for future videos, but here are a few for the hopper: Your top 10 places or activities for visitors to Laos -- in fact it could be two lists -- one of major tourist spots and one of obscure/less known places/activities that you discovered. A second idea is 10 pieces of travel advice when visiting Laos. And this could be divided into 2 lists--10 things to do/prepare for and 10 things not to do/don't do when visiting Laos. Finally, there could be a comparison with another country like Cambodia, with a vlogger who does Cambodia, about likes, dislikes, etc. Well I hope to get to Laos in 2022. Right now, who knows the trajectory of Covid-19 in the months ahead.
Thanks so much, we wanted to lighten our mood by making this video since things have become more restricted and difficult here. All these ideas are already in the works for future videos, we have a lot to come!
Awesome as Laos 🇱🇦 people we are welcome you all westerners and around the world we as Laotian we like you too living in Laos 🇱🇦 im glad you all like our country, Laos it’s wonderful country happy to have you be a part of it
Hello you guys happy for both of you to enjoy staying in my country. Coronavirus covid over I will come home 🏡 maybe see you guys here . My home town is vietnam five street down from anousavali big tall things in capital
Loads of things to Love about Living in Laos...I agree fully...too much crap in the Western world...back to Simplicity..Thanks for the Share Olivia & Mario...keep safe & well 🙏
Hello my friends. Laos is so beautiful and we love this video!! Sorry we have been traveling and are playing catch up on your latest videos.Its great seeing you keep a great attitude in the midst of all of this craziness. Street food is best. Keep em coming🙏🏻
Love this vlog guys, hope your well, it’s so true about the 5 reasons and as you say there are so many more reasons to live there. Best wishes to you both.
Hi I am Lao. I like watching your video, it helps me realize more about our unique. But more than happy to me as Lao people is to khow that a foreigners who live in Laos are happy and enjoyable. It is true as you guys have described in your video. You said lao people are very honest and do you khown 2 of you are also very honest toward to Lao country and lao people. Thank you for promoting our country to the world community and hope you continue your vedio. Cheers
Thank you gusy for your amazing video! I just arrived first time to Laos a week ago and I just can't wait to explore all the magic that you just introduced briefly.
Good video, thanks for showing also the fruit and vegetables, most videos only talk about cooked food. Consider buying a water filter so you don't have to purchase water in plastic bottles, even if cheap, the cost for the environment is big. Thank you.
Thank you for the 5 reasons why you love living in Lao. How about the top 10 things you miss the most while living in Lao? Also things you love the least while living in Lao.
I've been looking at going to SE Asia sometime next year and a retired Filipino couple told me I should look at Laos, before then Cambodia was my plan but I'm really happy they told me this, hoping that boarders will start to open in 2022 and I can come over, really thankful for you perspective on the country during this time.
Thank you for loving my country. Now I really want to move back. When you compare Laos to the neighbor country Laos doesn't have much but I think it have enough things you can enjoy. Growing up in USA but my heart always belong to south east Asia. can't wait to go back again. Love your videos. Thanks again
Great video! I would love to see another letting us know how things are going now and more about Laos (like health care, internet connection, cell phone service, etc.)
The people! Yes! They are so sweet and so honest. I forgot my Kindle device on a table I was eating on, on the sidewalk. About half a block away I had have the village chasing after me to return it!
The best kind of people 🙂
Maybe when it comes to non-asian foreigners/tourists.
As an Asian, and Hmong where a lot of our people live in Laos, they'll treat you like a local. I've known people who were visiting and was hassled by the authorities and threatened to be jailed unless they pay up (knowing they're not actually a local and probably has money). My dad goes back to visit every once in awhile, but he has to understand how the authorities work in order to avoid problems. If I ever go, and I will someday, I'd need to secure local friends to show me around.
Because they believe in karma
As a Laotian American, That also my 5 reasons I want to move back to Laos. I can’t wait when Covis is gone.
I am also from Laos (hmong Lao) on my dads side....I hope covid will end too. But its gonna take time😢
As soon as lao PDR open up... I'm out of here 😁
Welcome to Lao PDR 🙏👈
It's funny that Laos wasn't on my radar until we found yall! I'm usually more interested in traveling to places near the sea, buuuuut...your videos have made me so interested in visiting Laos because of the nature. Its so beautiful and seems like there is so much to do there.
We were exactly the same before we came here, everyone we met in Vietnam said it was not worth it, but curiosity got the better of us! The lack of sea and beach is made up for in the lagoons, waterfalls and nature they have. Its always best to go for yourself and see, so many of our favourite places are the ones that we were told were not worth the visit 😅
@@TravelsonToast i guess.those peoplw dont want Laos to be.spoil with.tourist
Nice to know you got some "LOVE" for LAOS.... .... .... ....We "LOVE" your videos also.... .... .... ....
Thank you ! So much ❤️ love lao 👍❤️🙏😇 from USA
Great video guys! Really enjoyed this one. Everything you covered was spot on.. The nature, food, people, cost of living and the laid back lifestyle... You just can't beat it ❤
We love your videos too Todd and Neenee! 👍🥰🖖
@@rcwb2662 hey guys.. thanks 😁
Hey, thanks man! Glad you liked it 👍
Yes it's 100% true. Lao people is very kind. Easy going. Smile always. They are very shy, not too agressive. Always say "Sabaidee" to welcome you.
Always, its nice to say hello to everyone 🙂
I love Laos too. Laos is so much laid back and I love the country side. I have visited three times in the last 7yrs..hopefully will be more in the future. I am hmong living in the USA. My parents were both born in Laos and moved to Thailand in refugee camp where I was born. We moved to USA when I was 8 yrs old and now I’m 36.
Being Lao, I've only visited Laos 1 time. I need to go back for sure. Laos is both our mother country (^_^) , it's beautiful in all it's diversity.
You've shown us so much of this amazingly beautiful country over the past 18 months. It's definitely now on my bucket list for when times resume a resemblence of normality. Keep safe, 👍👍😊😊
Thanks Peter, sometimes we feel like we didn't see enough, honestly there is so much more to this country which unfortunately we didnt get a chance to see because of situations but looking back on the videos we made, we are glad we could show as much as we did, it was an amazing year here (2020). Probably one of our best years travelling ever, ironically during a global pandemic 😅 but we got lucky and are glad we could share it here on UA-cam 🙏
People from Laos and Cambodia are by far the nicest in the whole of south east asia. Love it
Agreed huge time! Laos is awesome because of its breathkating nature and nice mountains, and also it is an Adventurer's dream.
#LoveLaos
#NatureIsAwesome
Lovely, I will share the video for you. 😊😊
Thanks 🙂
We love you too, We're glad to have you in Laos.
Your 5 reasons are fantabuLaos! I miss my birth country lots. Can’t wait for things to be back to normal (to the extent possible) so I can go back and live, love, laugh, and.. eat! 🤓🥰
Thanks, we hope it does!
Lao love your are too
Thank you so much, for my country,your guys love Laos i so proud of you guys , yes Laos it's beautiful country and quiet ♥️
Thanks for watching 🙂
love you both guy!
Thanks 👍😊
Thank you for telling the world great things about Laos and Lao people
Thanks for watching! Borpenyang 🙏
@@TravelsonToast I always followed
wow! thank you so much for your wonderfully loving Laos, which also my birth country , I am planning in near future to visit after living in USA , over 40 yrs. All of 5 reason you love for LAOS, that 💯 👍
That's pretty much some of the things I miss about my homeland.
Hello lovely people TOT. Hope you are both well and still safe. Over the last several months - in spite of the lockdown and the pandemic, you guys could still manage to provide some really cool vlogs. Yes I agree with you totally when it comes to the nature. There are still many unspoiled forests all over the country. Food OMG I could go on and on because there are just loads of good stuffs; fried insects, egg with foetus 🤪 (Olivia’s least favourite). Raw beef salad, homemade sausages freshly grilled. So yummy 😋. I wish this pandemic will end soon!!!!!. Yes you are right again about foreigners like to come and settle down here in Laos. I personally know a few Brits who have been working n living there for over 6 years.
Anyway I enjoy watching your vlogs. Take good care.👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
I was born in Thakek , I would love to go visit one day. Thank you so much for this video. Makes me appreciate Laos even more. I love how you guys love being there.
You were born in Thakek? But you never visit your homeland? You are missing out. Laos is your birthplace. It's where you get your identity. It's a place of pride.
Lost identity? Uh?lol...
Sabaidee nong sao Mina. Thakak is the love of my life.
Fully agree in all of your points. The high light for us are the friendly people - even the police is friendly and helpfull here -, and the fresh and ripe fruits as you will never get them in europe.
Counting the days to return back!
Agreed! Even though a lot of people are scared of the police here and how everything works, they're way friendlier than any police we met in Thailand or Vietnam (where we have been scammed by them before) and we have never had problems with them here, they are Lao after all 🙂 borpenyang!
Thanks for sharing the importance of Lao guys....stay safe guys...
Thanks, you too!
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I just came across your channel today! My heritage is Chinese, but I was born in Pakse, Laos, and immigrated to the US at 17. I have been in the US for 4 decades and plan to move back to Laos in the next 2 or 3 years for a cozy retirement. Yeah, what I love about Laos is precisely the same as you guys do: its weather, nature, low cost of living, tropical fruits, drinks, fresh food, good-natured Laotian people, and last but not least, I love Vientiane the most and will settle there because of the Chinatown, which is developing... It will be so much more significant in the near future! I lived in China for 2 years before and am crazy about authentic Chinese food! It will be convenient to travel between Laos and China by high-speed train that was put into operation recently! Thank God! My dollars will go a long way in Laos!!! Thank you guys for making all the informative videos about Laos. Haha, I have been brushing up on the language of Laos. Liked & subscribed.
Sounds like a great choice to retire there and great timing with the new train for sure. Thanks so much for following us, hope you enjoy the videos!
Love Dr Pizza! Good to know you guys are fans too!
What do you love most about Laos? 💚🇱🇦
It’s my birth country. I’ll always love it. I feel I got duped. The only mention of Laos from USA education about the Vietnam War is that Laos is a landlocked country and was part of the Ho Chi Min trail or whatever. On top of it being a communist country, when I went back in 2005, I had reservations on exploring the country. I thought I’d be safe with just visiting my family. Which at that time was poor financially. What I love about Laos is how humble and sabai sabai the people are. I can’t wait to go back and explore the nature and food cultures. You guys have all the reasons why I love Laos.
When I’ve been there 2 years ago I was surprised I never heard about it just weeks before while backpacking in Thailand. So I love about Laos the most that it’s not packed by thousands of tourists, the nature is amazing and the locals are so friendly and less hectic than their neighbors. And still they seem very pleased with their life. Still waiting for the reopening to get there again 🙏🏽
Warm beer Lao and fresh home cooked food.
Lao BBQ!
@@edsai2821 and you forgot one thing, phou xao Lao and beer Lao. LOL
The people are so amazing and the foods. I love there nature as well.
Different and diverse cultures, landscapes, beerlao/sabai sabai/ chill atmosphere/ night life, and yes everything is cheap
One day I will visit to Laos. It is neighbouring country of Myanmar. We have the same culture.
We would love to visit Myanmar too, it looks beautiful 🙂
I was a part of the Laos army
Ah that's nice of you guys iam sure the country and ministry of tourists would appreciate it
I am glad that you like living in laos 🇱🇦
glad to see a video from you, especially glad you guys still have that positive attitude and of course stay safe
Thanks man! You too 👍
Love you guys positive attitude. I will too visit Laos soon. Can't wait to eat local foods. Take care..
As a lao person some cities have a lot of nature and thank you for loving laos I really appreciate it
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Thank you ! guys for the video. Obviously , Laos loves you. No problems.
Thanks Kane!
I'm obsessed with moving to Laos because of you two. Thank you for showing us.
No problem, thanks for watching 🙂
wish that laos have their own professional cinematic and footage video-making team. Their travel industry would definitely grow rapid.
We love you, too
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I love the view across the Mekong from our south deck looking tword Vat Pho
Spelling may be off. Oh and the sunsets from the north deck as well.
nice to see you Olivia and Mario :)
Laos has not been spoilt by tourism and I don't think it ever will be....I'm going to live there one day soon! I'm in my fifties and prefer a gentle place to live
love from Laos
Really wish Covid-19 situation is getting better real quick to enjoy more with you guys, I really want to do riding motorcycle 🏍 sightseeing like you two. I like 👍 the video you uploaded and watched all even I am local but you even traveled more places than me for more than 30 years of my life did, so I can't refuse to watch 😀😃, beeping hardly happen because only the ignored case or very dangerous case will happen, others considered as impolite to do. Cheer and Stay safe.
Thanks, you should definitely take a road trip around Laos when you can, there's very beautiful places to see everywhere!
I miss travelling so much
I want to thank you you promote my country culture and everything we have to offer
Lao food very good
I love laos 🇱🇦 cause they got respect, cheers 🍻 oh oh & good food
Really like your positive attitude about Laos and in general. Being in yet another lockdown, apparently the worst ever for Laos, certainly can justify a depressed state. But we all need to power beyond that, so good for you for that!
The fresh food / local markets lifestyle, over supermarkets, is quite an appeal. Here in the USA, supermarkets of course are dominant in the food supply. Considering the long supply chains and such, it is not surprising that much of our food is processed with lots of preservatives. And ditto for many restaurants that get pre-made stuff from a distributor.
I imagine you have ideas for future videos, but here are a few for the hopper: Your top 10 places or activities for visitors to Laos -- in fact it could be two lists -- one of major tourist spots and one of obscure/less known places/activities that you discovered. A second idea is 10 pieces of travel advice when visiting Laos. And this could be divided into 2 lists--10 things to do/prepare for and 10 things not to do/don't do when visiting Laos. Finally, there could be a comparison with another country like Cambodia, with a vlogger who does Cambodia, about likes, dislikes, etc.
Well I hope to get to Laos in 2022. Right now, who knows the trajectory of Covid-19 in the months ahead.
Thanks so much, we wanted to lighten our mood by making this video since things have become more restricted and difficult here. All these ideas are already in the works for future videos, we have a lot to come!
Awesome as Laos 🇱🇦 people we are welcome you all westerners and around the world we as Laotian we like you too living in Laos 🇱🇦 im glad you all like our country, Laos it’s wonderful country happy to have you be a part of it
Hello you guys happy for both of you to enjoy staying in my country. Coronavirus covid over I will come home 🏡 maybe see you guys here . My home town is vietnam five street down from anousavali big tall things in capital
Hello welcome to Laos🇱🇦🥰
we..love..laos..too..laos..good..peoples
Loads of things to Love about Living in Laos...I agree fully...too much crap in the Western world...back to Simplicity..Thanks for the Share Olivia & Mario...keep safe & well 🙏
Laos is simply beautiful ✌️✌️👏👏💐💐🙏🙏🇺🇸
Gosh I miss home.
Laos was the most chilled out
HI...love you guys.....
The four people who gave it thumbs down never travels. ☺️
Hello my friends. Laos is so beautiful and we love this video!! Sorry we have been traveling and are playing catch up on your latest videos.Its great seeing you keep a great attitude in the midst of all of this craziness. Street food is best. Keep em coming🙏🏻
No problem guys! Hope youre all good, we saw you made it back home 🙂 look forward to your next adventures!
so happy for you guy’s ! Thanks for love Laos 🇱🇦 my simply beautiful Country ! We’re love you tooooooo ❤️✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍😁😁😁
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Very funny! Thanx! :)
Thank you for promotion of laocountry.
Super. I’m going.
I❤LAOS👍👍🥰
Congratulation so you comeback to Lao again
We always come back!
Spot on! Well said! Xx
Love this vlog guys, hope your well, it’s so true about the 5 reasons and as you say there are so many more reasons to live there. Best wishes to you both.
I love it here too. Without covid its one of the best country to live and visit and explore.
Love Lao❤️💙
Thanks guys
Hi I am Lao. I like watching your video, it helps me realize more about our unique. But more than happy to me as Lao people is to khow that a foreigners who live in Laos are happy and enjoyable. It is true as you guys have described in your video. You said lao people are very honest and do you khown 2 of you are also very honest toward to Lao country and lao people. Thank you for promoting our country to the world community and hope you continue your vedio. Cheers
Thank you, Laos is a beautiful country with great people, we wanted to share that 🙂
just checking out your video- love it
Thanks!
we loved it
👋 Hi guys ! Thank you so much for your compliments about Laos 🙏🏻
Laos 🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦 nices I love Laos always cause I'm from Laos!!!!! By the way I like you guys videos it's make me miss my home country....
thank you! glad you like them 🙏
Love the video thank you
Thanks for watching 🙂
Welcome 🇱🇦
Thank you gusy for your amazing video! I just arrived first time to Laos a week ago and I just can't wait to explore all the magic that you just introduced briefly.
That's awesome, enjoy 😁
Good video, thanks for showing also the fruit and vegetables, most videos only talk about cooked food. Consider buying a water filter so you don't have to purchase water in plastic bottles, even if cheap, the cost for the environment is big. Thank you.
ສະບາຍດີປະເທດລາວ🇱🇦🇱🇦
The food. Seasonal food. Organic food. Super fruits.
Amazing food 🙂
Respect your guy with the positive thoughts of Lao !
Thanks 😊
Thank you for the 5 reasons why you love living in Lao. How about the top 10 things you miss the most while living in Lao? Also things you love the least while living in Lao.
We will definitely make more like this!
Welcome to Laos Brother
Vientiane was a cool place to hang out
I've been looking at going to SE Asia sometime next year and a retired Filipino couple told me I should look at Laos, before then Cambodia was my plan but I'm really happy they told me this, hoping that boarders will start to open in 2022 and I can come over, really thankful for you perspective on the country during this time.
Would definitely recommend checking out Laos before settling in Cambodia, we prefer it 🙂
@@TravelsonToast Laos is my first choice right now but I'll have to see how things have opened up next year first.
Welcome to 🇱🇦
Hello..
From Germany 🇩🇪
Hallo! ✌
So sic, i want to come visit asap
Thank you for loving my country. Now I really want to move back. When you compare Laos to the neighbor country Laos doesn't have much but I think it have enough things you can enjoy. Growing up in USA but my heart always belong to south east Asia. can't wait to go back again. Love your videos. Thanks again
Thanks so much Scot 🙏
Great video! I would love to see another letting us know how things are going now and more about Laos (like health care, internet connection, cell phone service, etc.)
very good quality video ... good editing work wow !!!
Thanks 🙂
And I’m Laos
Awesome 😎
Please convince Dan to stay.. 😁😅😃
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