This Place is Like Another World | Mon Jam in Chiang Mai, Thailand
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Join me on a fantastic day trip from Chiang Mai, Thailand, exploring the countryside. We'll visit Long Neck Karen Village, check out the Chiang Mai Tiger Kingdom, enjoy the beauty of Mae Sa Waterfall, meet and feed elephants at Mae Sa Elephant Camp, and wrap up the day with stunning views at Mon Jam. Don't miss this adventure in Thailand's countryside!
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Thank you for watching! If you're interested, you can check out another video I filmed where I explored beautiful temples outside Chiang Mai: ua-cam.com/video/14gXkFV57ZM/v-deo.html
What an adventure you went on. So diverse
Thailand really continues to surprise me. I never imagined it would be so beautiful.
BEAUTIFUL
Thanks!
HEY,.. HELLO,
Yes that village Was pretty cool
I've always Remember seeing That Culture of The women who
Where that Copper neck ring
On the show Ripley's believe it Or not when I was
A little kid on Saturday morning
TV cartoons so Thanks that was Awesome seeing It for Real on your Channel along with so many Other Interesting And cool culture of This country
Ok take care please stay safe .
I am glad you enjoyed seeing it for real. It is very interesting to visit villages and remote areas.
I've never driven a car on the left side. Only driven a car in Denmsrk, Sweden after they changed to the right side, Germany, France, Belgium. All right side driving countries .
I know somebody that drove in Scotland. They didnt seem to find it too difficult. They were americans
i thought these types of tiger places had been closed because of unethical issues with how animals were being treated/subdued....northern thailand is so stunning
Indeed, there have been concerns in the past and it is important to raise awareness and prioritize ethical treatment of animals. I think the places that are still open are the ones that have not violated the law. Northern Thailand stunning landscapes are indeed worth exploring.
It's interesting that the women wear neck rings. It is to make the neck look longer to be more attractive in a few African and Asian cultures. The women start before puberty in order to get used to them. and these heavy coils can weigh as much as 11 pounds, according to an article I read online
In the Padaung culture, a long neck is considered a symbol of beauty, and some believe that the neck rings worn by women offer protection from tiger bites, as tigers typically attack by biting the neck. It is indeed interesting
@@WandererBell The white tigers remind me of Siegfried & Roy show in Las Vegas. And I rode on an elephant in Thailand before, it was scary for me cuz I'm afraid of heights.
It is good that you visited Siegfried & Roy show in Vegas before they closed it. Riding an elephant in Thailand sounds exciting, even with the fear of heights. Thanks for sharing your adventure!