Imposing is the perfect word. I was gobsmacked going around that corner. I'm glad i had the camera running to get my full natural reaction. Incredible place.
OH MYYYYY! What a scene! King Kong Mountain is simply astonishing! Anywhere, any place, Thailand is such an Enigma! OH, HAPPY DAYS! 🤯🙏🙏🙏 And Massive S/O to Rob and Susan! He's such a jolly lad indeed! Cheers!
@@WalkAboutWayne Mountain is renamed. Mount King Kong is official! Sir, this scenery just appeared as an epic shot from a pirate movie! Wow! Wow! Wow! Take it easy, Man, take it easy!
This clip reminds me when I went to that temple with my father, but he could not walk much. So, I didn' t get the chance to go into the cave. I just saw the inside from this clip. Thanks a lot. I just searched about Chiang Dao for you. I saw something about Doi Luang ดอยหลวง that is 2,275 meters above sea level. The page mentions about UNESCO thing. If you are still around Chiang Dao, you might consider visiting this mountain. Ride carefully and have fun, Wayne.
That's so cool to explore the not so touristic part of Thailand, unique. I don't know if it just me, that pork feet rice taste the same almost everywhere in Thailand, plain sweet.
@@WalkAboutWayne It is fascinating how some places have that special feeling.. that road along the caves has that. My home is in a natural setting w/gardens and rice field views. It has that feeling too.
Awesome video Wayne. I really enjoyed that, the digs, the ride to the cave and that part of the road turning that corner viewing the mountains one of the best I have seen then the cave itself awesome. Thanks for sharing and safe travels man. Yeah just move at your leisure from town to town thoroughly enjoying yourself and see what you come across. Always good content wherever you are, whatever you do 🤩
Have you seen Hinoki Land in Fang, a bit far away, probably need a car, Japanese garden super delicious place also many other places on the way to see, delicious cafe restaurant must be seen on the road Thai Dates Ban Suan Ko Lak..
Where Thailand is different from neighboring countries is that there are quite complete and very good restaurants and coffee shops. Including a gas station and 7-Eleven, as well as many toilets. The streets are relatively clean and tidy, and the city is relatively complete, there are not many thieves, so it is suitable for tourism and living. 😊🤗
what's with you gen xers and cheap caves?? just being........... cheeky,we had a lot of fun watching episodes 1-3 tonight thank you always wayne rachel and christina
@@WalkAboutWayne I'm going back to Thailand for the 1st time in 3 years due to the covid restrictions,but while I've been away these vlogs have just made me more determined to get back,roll on next Friday 🇨🇷,big thanks for all the hard work you put into your vlogs, really appreciate it 👍💯
Gorgeous place. Exactly the kind of place I could live. I loved your reaction to the mountain, a real arsh dropping experience for you... 😁 You still there ? Should try "Jins" restaurant if you haven't.
Hello Wayne i couldn't see anything special with the road but like you i was blown away with the mountain view and the caves weren't to bad either, i think the little village near there would be my ideal place to live in a close community more my thing as i do like it quiet. Vibrant places are nice to visit but not to live in for me. anyway man nice to see your vlog and i look forward to the next one, the channel is getting real interesting now and i am loving the trips out. Take care and enjoy your tour .
The camera didn't do the road justice, but it wasn't anything mind blowing. It was a zig zaggy road with trees either side. It did feel magical and it's become a instagram selfie spot. The mountain took me by surprise, as you can here in the video haha. It gave me a rush haha. It's a great area to live mate, it's high on my list. Thanks for the support Brett, few more episodes left for this trip. I've already got the next trip planned also.
I've been to Chiang Dao back in the day. I've also been to Fang. The road from Chiang Dao to Fang is beautiful. If you are able to push on to Fang then that would be great. Anyhow Wayne up to you. Stay safe and have fun 😊👍🏼
Another beautiful place Wayne. You just keep 'em coming . Looks a great chilled spot for 2/3 days . Note to self , get digs on side road with mountain views & not on main drag . But then you found the small night market & I could change my mind
Compared to Chiang Dao, Pai is for the birds, Man. Truly a nice place. I would not mind living there. I will need to check it on the map to see how far from Chiang Mai. One could probably just rent a room there for about Bt.2000 per month, and use it as a getaway from Chiang Mai a couple times a month. Truly a very nice, quiet and clean town. (Not far at all. According to Google Maps, it would take me only 13 hours to walk there.)
Happy New Year Wayne! Thanks for the video tour! I have not been to Chiang Dao & it looks cool too! That special road I wonder if its just the big trees they like? Kind of like Chiang Mai Lamphun road but with no shops. The cave was cool & I kept wondering what would happen if the power went out & no lights 555 Take Care & Thanks again!
Thanks Mike! Yes, it's the trees and the road has that zig zag style to it. I think it's only famous for a instagram selfie spot. It's got that magical feel to it. The camera didn't do it justice. I would crap myself if the power went out in the cave mate haha. I bet it's happened lots of times though.
Your reaction was awesome. When I first saw that mountain, as you did, I was in shock. It's hard to explain. Especially on a scooter, by yourself. It's hard to beat that. Cheers
Thanks Jim. I wasn't expecting that to hit me in the face when I turned the corner. It sure is breathtaking. I knew there was a mountain there. But that moment , when you turn the corner and it just hits you in the face. I wasn't expecting that. Amazing place.
Very Good! Nice to see some of the local feel and charm I remember from Chiang Mai back in day. Btw Wayne, I thinking that it might be possible to push up the color saturation and gamma of your footage and bring out more of the stunning colors. If you're using a GoPro, I think most models now can shoot 10-bit mode, and that might help bring out more detail and color.
10 bit won't do nothing on TH-cam buddy, especially at 1080p. I'm happy with the color mate, don't want it to fake. I could give it a little boost here and there though. Cheers Jack.
@@WalkAboutWayne I get your point Wayne. Your other videos looked pretty well on for color and saturation, this one a little flat. I used to do quite a bit of editing and color grading, and on my calibrated monitor, I thought the mountains and road could with a dab more saturation. I agree, 10-bit alone uploaded to TH-cam gets you nothing, but 10 bit if exposed corrected optimally on a 10 bit timeline and property exported to 8-big SRGB, can be a noticeable improvement over 8-bit, but it's a bit more complicated and depends on the camera too. I shot 8-bit video SRGB footage for a number of years and with the compressed footage, I found that pushing colors usually ended up looking boosted and artificial, but when I jumped into 12 bit Cinema DNG Raw, and 10 bit log, that on a 10Bit timeline, I could bring up the colors to look naturally rich and saturated. That said, I pretty much record 8-bit 4K H.265 (but not flat in 8-bit log) on Panasonic cameras that image in 10 to 12 bits and do in-camera processing down to 8-bits (similar to how the GoPro Works I think), but if I have the time, to do the collor correction, I rather shoot 10 or 12 bit Log and spend the time getting the most out of it. I also find I typically can get better looking image with Davinchi Resolve over Final Cut, Premiere or Vegas, but it's more time consuming I'm happy to share any insights or take a test crack at some footage to see if it's can be improved. Thanks and cheers!
I might have knocked a setting on a few vids mate. I'm always changing a setting without knowing it I done a whole vlog in super wide view the other day without checking :( I've just moved to Final Cut from Premiere also, so maybe that's why it's a little different. 10 bit would only be worth while if I filmed in flat buddy and to time consuming and no need for just vlogging. Keep in GoPro colour and edit. No need for color grading really mate. I do small tweaks now and then but that's it. Cheers for the offer though mate. 👍
@@WalkAboutWayne Switching to Final Cut could have changed things a bit. I've noticed that Premiere does render out a bit differently than FCP, which seems to keep base color levels more neutral. You we're shooting in some pretty high dynamic range lighting, so the GoPro might've muted things as well. I just got a 2017 M7 Macbook 12" for a featherweight travel machine. The MB 12" doesn't even have a fan, but I was surprised how well FCP ran on it. 4K was fluid and it rendered surprisingly fast, while Premier on such a minimal laptop was basically uneditable, and I'm guessing FCP may run faster on your Macbook. Resolve Studio has been my go on on my MacPro and High Horsepower Windows Laptop, for a few years now, so I loaded the free version of Resolve on the MacBook 12", and so far it seems pretty usable. I find Color grading in Resolve much faster and simple than FCP or PP, and Resolve's auto color correction is the only automatic color correction that pretty much works. The main headache I with FCP, especially on a Laptop, is how fast the FCP libraries expand and fill up your hard drive. Resolve doesn't have that exploding library issue, and I can easily keep everything in one project folder with the Resolve project file, and move the whole project off drive and open it from wherever if needed. If you haven't used resolve, I might suggest trying the free version and see if it's a fit. Cheers!
@@jackoneil3933 I really liked Davinci mate, i used it for a while and i could have easily continued with it. I loved Premiere also. Everything changed when i moved from Windows to M1 Mac. FCP is blazing on M1. I don't need any proxies and it exports in minutes. I still prefered editing on resolve and premiere though. I'll stick with FCP for now because of the time i save. I agree mate, FCP is hard drive hog!! I edit off external SSD, so nothing is kept on my laptop. I delete everything after a project is finished. Davinci does run well on M1, so maybe in the future i'll switch again. Cheers mate.
The pool outside the cave entrance is probably my favorite part of Chiang Dao. It's filled with fish you can feed also if you want to hang around and relax.
Actually, it's called Go Go Home. Check the Thai. Life in Thailand is more interesting after learning Thai script, as I always say. (Nice place. No tourists. Not even one rooster, too.)
@@WalkAboutWayne I am fine with wild birds. However, domesticated animals, such as most dogs and all roosters, are for the birds, Man. Domesticated farm animals belong in the barnyard, and are not pets. I am sure most of your subscribers will agree with me on this point. Farmers are paid to live with chickens and roosters, but there is no advantage listening to roosters, for most of us innocent souls.
If you have time, ride around the mountain. The other side is even more spectacular. Passes through a park entrance. A village here has grown into a tourist campsite. Finally leads to Muang Thong, a beautiful valley like those in Pai.
Buy those thongs for the shower mate🤣Don't enter caves when it's raining either! I remember potato scallops as big as your hand for 5 cents. Enjoying your travels👍
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It's easy to see why our ancestors considered the mountains to be the home of gods. So imposing, so majestic.
Imposing is the perfect word. I was gobsmacked going around that corner. I'm glad i had the camera running to get my full natural reaction. Incredible place.
@@WalkAboutWayne Your reaction was well suited to the visual. I luv ur stuff.
OH MYYYYY! What a scene! King Kong Mountain is simply astonishing!
Anywhere, any place, Thailand is such an Enigma!
OH, HAPPY DAYS!
🤯🙏🙏🙏
And Massive S/O to Rob and Susan! He's such a jolly lad indeed!
Cheers!
I'm renaming that mountain, it's now the KING KONG mountain 🤣🤣. Magical place. Rob and Susan was great people. Thanks.
@@WalkAboutWayne Mountain is renamed. Mount King Kong is official!
Sir, this scenery just appeared as an epic shot from a pirate movie! Wow! Wow! Wow!
Take it easy, Man, take it easy!
Really a nice ride to the cave . The view is like no other !!!!! Great video drive safe !!!
Cheers mate 👍
Nice to see somewhere different - rural Thailand - Luv it 👌 - Thanks WW 👍🙏🍻
Nice one Ant 👍
Chiang Dao is dope! Pretty cold place though
Freezing in the mornings buddy.
This clip reminds me when I went to that temple with my father, but he could not walk much. So, I didn' t get the chance to go into the cave. I just saw the inside from this clip. Thanks a lot. I just searched about Chiang Dao for you. I saw something about Doi Luang ดอยหลวง that is 2,275 meters above sea level. The page mentions about UNESCO thing. If you are still around Chiang Dao, you might consider visiting this mountain. Ride carefully and have fun, Wayne.
Cheers Tracy, yeah i know all about Doi Luang 👍
The road after the famous bit was the best and your reaction.
It was a surprise going around that corner. I think the reaction says it all 🤣🤣. Thanks Emma.
That's so cool to explore the not so touristic part of Thailand, unique. I don't know if it just me, that pork feet rice taste the same almost everywhere in Thailand, plain sweet.
It does feel a million miles away from tourists in Chiang Dao. Great place. Yes, the rice pork and rice dishes are a bit same same.
I stayed along the road w/the caves - - what a special feeling to the place... have fun WW
Amazing place Ken, it's like another world. Thanks.
@@WalkAboutWayne It is fascinating how some places have that special feeling.. that road along the caves has that. My home is in a natural setting w/gardens and rice field views. It has that feeling too.
Keep these adventures coming Wayne. Enjoy mate 🙏🏻
Thanks Danish. Hope all is well mate.
Love the energy in you're vlogs.
Thanks man! I was flat out doing this one 🤣
Always appreciate your down to earth commentries on your vlogs.Luvly Jubbly experiences.
Thank you Terrance. Luvly Jubbly mate.
Awesome video Wayne. I really enjoyed that, the digs, the ride to the cave and that part of the road turning that corner viewing the mountains one of the best I have seen then the cave itself awesome. Thanks for sharing and safe travels man. Yeah just move at your leisure from town to town thoroughly enjoying yourself and see what you come across. Always good content wherever you are, whatever you do 🤩
Thanks as always Steven! It was a magical place mate. That mountain hit me big time, when i turned the corner. Thanks buddy.
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Have you seen Hinoki Land in Fang, a bit far away, probably need a car, Japanese garden super delicious place also many other places on the way to see, delicious cafe restaurant must be seen on the road Thai Dates Ban Suan Ko Lak..
Glad you got to your destination safely looking forward to this vlog series
Thanks buddy!!
Where Thailand is different from neighboring countries is that there are quite complete and very good restaurants and coffee shops. Including a gas station and 7-Eleven, as well as many toilets.
The streets are relatively clean and tidy, and the city is relatively complete, there are not many thieves, so it is suitable for tourism and living. 😊🤗
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what's with you gen xers and cheap caves?? just being...........
cheeky,we had a lot of fun watching episodes 1-3 tonight
thank you always wayne
rachel and christina
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Good on ya mate.
Nice one John 👌
Your room is great value mate,I think most of the rooms looked good value,seems like a nice area,🇨🇷❤️👍
It was great for the money Lee. Very quiet and the room was clean. I would go back for sure. Thanks mate 👍
@@WalkAboutWayne I'm going back to Thailand for the 1st time in 3 years due to the covid restrictions,but while I've been away these vlogs have just made me more determined to get back,roll on next Friday 🇨🇷,big thanks for all the hard work you put into your vlogs, really appreciate it 👍💯
Wayne Thai language skills are so sharp, it sounds like English.
That's how fluent I am at Thai now buddy. Second nature 👌
Gorgeous place. Exactly the kind of place I could live.
I loved your reaction to the mountain, a real arsh dropping experience for you... 😁
You still there ? Should try "Jins" restaurant if you haven't.
Chiang Dao is on the list of places to live, it's the perfect town. I'll make a note of Jins mate.
Hello Wayne i couldn't see anything special with the road but like you i was blown away with the mountain view and the caves weren't to bad either, i think the little village near there would be my ideal place to live in a close community more my thing as i do like it quiet. Vibrant places are nice to visit but not to live in for me. anyway man nice to see your vlog and i look forward to the next one, the channel is getting real interesting now and i am loving the trips out. Take care and enjoy your tour .
The camera didn't do the road justice, but it wasn't anything mind blowing. It was a zig zaggy road with trees either side. It did feel magical and it's become a instagram selfie spot. The mountain took me by surprise, as you can here in the video haha. It gave me a rush haha. It's a great area to live mate, it's high on my list.
Thanks for the support Brett, few more episodes left for this trip. I've already got the next trip planned also.
Wayne you are doing well with your videos and I enjoy them very much
Nice one Paul, thanks mate.
I was the same, Wayne, when that mountain came in view I was like, wow have a look at that!
It's a bit special turning that corner. I wasn't ready for it, it just hit me in the face haha.
I've been to Chiang Dao back in the day. I've also been to Fang. The road from Chiang Dao to Fang is beautiful. If you are able to push on to Fang then that would be great. Anyhow Wayne up to you. Stay safe and have fun 😊👍🏼
Fang is on my list mate. Not sure what my plans are yet. Cheers Kashif mate.
@@WalkAboutWayne Nice one Wayne 😊👍🏼
Good comment thanks for sharing
Another Bobby Dazzler!!!
Nice one Erik !
Another beautiful place Wayne. You just keep 'em coming .
Looks a great chilled spot for 2/3 days . Note to self , get digs on side road with mountain views & not on main drag . But then you found the small night market & I could change my mind
Nice one Paul! Nice and chilled mate, market is only a few minutes from my place also. The mountain views are incredible.
You can ask the forest staff to climb Doi Luang Chiang Dao. which up there is very beautiful
Yes.
I really like Chiang Dao, I could probably live there.
Me too, it's on my list of places to live. Fell in love with it.
Compared to Chiang Dao, Pai is for the birds, Man. Truly a nice place. I would not mind living there. I will need to check it on the map to see how far from Chiang Mai. One could probably just rent a room there for about Bt.2000 per month, and use it as a getaway from Chiang Mai a couple times a month. Truly a very nice, quiet and clean town. (Not far at all. According to Google Maps, it would take me only 13 hours to walk there.)
Great place to live ! Get a motorbike and your sorted buddy!
Happy New Year Wayne! Thanks for the video tour! I have not been to Chiang Dao & it looks cool too! That special road I wonder if its just the big trees they like? Kind of like Chiang Mai Lamphun road but with no shops. The cave was cool & I kept wondering what would happen if the power went out & no lights 555 Take Care & Thanks again!
Thanks Mike! Yes, it's the trees and the road has that zig zag style to it. I think it's only famous for a instagram selfie spot. It's got that magical feel to it. The camera didn't do it justice. I would crap myself if the power went out in the cave mate haha. I bet it's happened lots of times though.
Your reaction was awesome. When I first saw that mountain, as you did, I was in shock. It's hard to explain. Especially on a scooter, by yourself. It's hard to beat that. Cheers
Thanks Jim. I wasn't expecting that to hit me in the face when I turned the corner. It sure is breathtaking. I knew there was a mountain there. But that moment , when you turn the corner and it just hits you in the face. I wasn't expecting that. Amazing place.
The Chinese says, If you don't have an electric light (meaning flashlight), do not enter. However, if you have a guide, it's OK.
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Very Good! Nice to see some of the local feel and charm I remember from Chiang Mai back in day.
Btw Wayne, I thinking that it might be possible to push up the color saturation and gamma of your footage and bring out more of the stunning colors. If you're using a GoPro, I think most models now can shoot 10-bit mode, and that might help bring out more detail and color.
10 bit won't do nothing on TH-cam buddy, especially at 1080p. I'm happy with the color mate, don't want it to fake. I could give it a little boost here and there though. Cheers Jack.
@@WalkAboutWayne I get your point Wayne. Your other videos looked pretty well on for color and saturation, this one a little flat.
I used to do quite a bit of editing and color grading, and on my calibrated monitor, I thought the mountains and road could with a dab more saturation.
I agree, 10-bit alone uploaded to TH-cam gets you nothing, but 10 bit if exposed corrected optimally on a 10 bit timeline and property exported to 8-big SRGB, can be a noticeable improvement over 8-bit, but it's a bit more complicated and depends on the camera too.
I shot 8-bit video SRGB footage for a number of years and with the compressed footage, I found that pushing colors usually ended up looking boosted and artificial, but when I jumped into 12 bit Cinema DNG Raw, and 10 bit log, that on a 10Bit timeline, I could bring up the colors to look naturally rich and saturated.
That said, I pretty much record 8-bit 4K H.265 (but not flat in 8-bit log) on Panasonic cameras that image in 10 to 12 bits and do in-camera processing down to 8-bits (similar to how the GoPro Works I think), but if I have the time, to do the collor correction, I rather shoot 10 or 12 bit Log and spend the time getting the most out of it.
I also find I typically can get better looking image with Davinchi Resolve over Final Cut, Premiere or Vegas, but it's more time consuming
I'm happy to share any insights or take a test crack at some footage to see if it's can be improved.
Thanks and cheers!
I might have knocked a setting on a few vids mate. I'm always changing a setting without knowing it I done a whole vlog in super wide view the other day without checking :(
I've just moved to Final Cut from Premiere also, so maybe that's why it's a little different.
10 bit would only be worth while if I filmed in flat buddy and to time consuming and no need for just vlogging. Keep in GoPro colour and edit. No need for color grading really mate. I do small tweaks now and then but that's it.
Cheers for the offer though mate. 👍
@@WalkAboutWayne Switching to Final Cut could have changed things a bit. I've noticed that Premiere does render out a bit differently than FCP, which seems to keep base color levels more neutral. You we're shooting in some pretty high dynamic range lighting, so the GoPro might've muted things as well. I just got a 2017 M7 Macbook 12" for a featherweight travel machine. The MB 12" doesn't even have a fan, but I was surprised how well FCP ran on it. 4K was fluid and it rendered surprisingly fast, while Premier on such a minimal laptop was basically uneditable, and I'm guessing FCP may run faster on your Macbook.
Resolve Studio has been my go on on my MacPro and High Horsepower Windows Laptop, for a few years now, so I loaded the free version of Resolve on the MacBook 12", and so far it seems pretty usable. I find Color grading in Resolve much faster and simple than FCP or PP, and Resolve's auto color correction is the only automatic color correction that pretty much works.
The main headache I with FCP, especially on a Laptop, is how fast the FCP libraries expand and fill up your hard drive. Resolve doesn't have that exploding library issue, and I can easily keep everything in one project folder with the Resolve project file, and move the whole project off drive and open it from wherever if needed. If you haven't used resolve, I might suggest trying the free version and see if it's a fit.
Cheers!
@@jackoneil3933 I really liked Davinci mate, i used it for a while and i could have easily continued with it. I loved Premiere also.
Everything changed when i moved from Windows to M1 Mac. FCP is blazing on M1. I don't need any proxies and it exports in minutes. I still prefered editing on resolve and premiere though. I'll stick with FCP for now because of the time i save.
I agree mate, FCP is hard drive hog!! I edit off external SSD, so nothing is kept on my laptop. I delete everything after a project is finished.
Davinci does run well on M1, so maybe in the future i'll switch again. Cheers mate.
The pool outside the cave entrance is probably my favorite part of Chiang Dao. It's filled with fish you can feed also if you want to hang around and relax.
Is that the one at the bottom of the steps? Or did i walk right past it 🤣🤣
@@WalkAboutWayne From the footage you looked at it from one side but the other side had the seating around the sides and the larger pool. So close. :)
To all our American viewers “Gagging for a slash” is, could you direct me to the restroom.
Haha nice one Spizz! Spot on translation mate.
@@WalkAboutWayne Wayne, my daughter “Bella” special needs, is always looking for you when I drop her off at school. Bob
I have also been there about 6 years ago,
we had a gardie to the dark cave, it was sick dark in there
Nice one Morten. The lady did tell me it was dark and cramped.
@@WalkAboutWayne haha yes it is dark in dark in there
Actually, it's called Go Go Home. Check the Thai. Life in Thailand is more interesting after learning Thai script, as I always say. (Nice place. No tourists. Not even one rooster, too.)
Life in Thailand is more natural when You learn to live with Roosters 👌
@@WalkAboutWayne I am fine with wild birds. However, domesticated animals, such as most dogs and all roosters, are for the birds, Man. Domesticated farm animals belong in the barnyard, and are not pets. I am sure most of your subscribers will agree with me on this point. Farmers are paid to live with chickens and roosters, but there is no advantage listening to roosters, for most of us innocent souls.
If you have time, ride around the mountain. The other side is even more spectacular. Passes through a park entrance.
A village here has grown into a tourist campsite. Finally leads to Muang Thong, a beautiful valley like those in Pai.
Nice one Chris, I'll keep that in mind mate.
40 Baht at the cave - but right above that on the sign, it was 20 Baht in Thai scriot . . . They don't even try to hide the double pricing.
I knew dual pricing would be lurking around somewhere 🤣
Buy those thongs for the shower mate🤣Don't enter caves when it's raining either! I remember potato scallops as big as your hand for 5 cents. Enjoying your travels👍
🤣🤣. I couldn't wait to have my own private shower. I moved onto the next place now. I'll do a review of the new place in the next episodes.
thats just a standard Road in Australia
Nice!
Wouldn't you learn a bit of Thai , Wayne mate ?
Sure, that's exactly what I have done Paul mate 👍
Did she say she only had cow cow poo?
🤣🤣 It did sound like that.