Off the Beaten Track in Savannakhet Laos | BIG WET E24
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- Soooo many gorgeous and amazing places to be seen in Laos that very few people get to see because they're unable to venture along the less travelled roads. We take you off the main roads and show you parts of Laos many don't get to see! Today we travel..
Off the beaten track in Savannakhet Laos | BIG WET E24
In the southern Laos province of Savannakhet we visit a Lao Phu Tia village with a 400 year old temple library that survived the bombings of the war. The monkey forest that is nearby, a massive inland lake and a very interesting roadside village market.. Enjoy!
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Sabaidee and welcome to my channel....Now in Lao!!
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Very Interesting ,the architecture and the library,very clever ,building it in water to ward off white ants and rodents.The monkeys were cute/interesting,I was thinking a few weeks ago,if we would ever come across monkeys,at some stage.Another different little market too. Cheers for that...Kenno
Fascinating glimpse into a different world.
Black and white photos Rock, they show more detail and tell more of a story ..excellent pictures
Thanks Marc 🙏
Thank you for share this where I was born i left since 1983 if I remember right some day love you go visit my country.
Sales woman of the Year! I am in Savannakhet getting a Thai visa and spent the day in the New Saen Sabai Hotel. Next time we plan to go to see the temple. Thanks for opening my eyes.
Always great to watch 👍🙂
Thanks for busting in to my city
Todd, I always like your and Neenee's videos but this was special. The temple and library were great.
Thanks for taking us there! A city where I was born!
The little girl has such a cute personality
Nice videos
Man why ppl not subscribed more to this channel? It deserved every bit of it
Keep it up Todd 💪
Yeah, I don't know what the answer is Kong.. the channel has been in a slow decline for a few months now. Maybe it's my rough head or accent.. but I won't be changing for anybody.
Thanks, I appreciate your support 🙏
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Cute monkeys. I thought one of them was going to sneak inside your vehicle while the door was opened 🫣
Enjoyed the video, thank you.
Have a great day.
Ancient library
hi guys sabaidee
lumgai is call Longan
Thank you for taking us along to Savannakhet. Great visuals and historic culture, which is what I love. The kid with the fish and the rat was cute. The black and white photos are always wonderful. BIG WET E24 is in the books, I'll be back!
Hi Brother! Lao never fails to surprise and delight,,,just like our Mina-bug. Omg that old temple was amazing,,Rotay Pidok,,the library was mind blowing! What a design. Good thing most designers arent as good as those old boys otherwise we'd never get rid of shitty old stuff. Stuff made of natural things,,ie. rock and wood. In the States,,,there are a handful of old buildings back east that are that old and in the desert in New Mexico there are a few buildings left from the 1500s. I love those old buildings too,,some pueblos built by the Natives and some buildings in Santa Fe built by the Spaniards probably originally built in that style by the Moors of N. Africa. Made from mud bricks and plastered with more mud,,fairly high maintenance,, replastered about every 2 years to keep the cracks under control. In Spanish,,Adobe. Have friends in New Mexico that live in an adobe house from the 1880s,,walls over 20 inchs which in hot country,,never need A.C. and not too much heat. Mud is a great insulator as opposed to the grand and glorious style from ( Merry Olde England) built from stone. That stuff is a freezer,,always cold. Was a great video,,very interesting! Tell Mina her Uncle Marlon loves her and is proud of her for how well shes adapted to school. Take care buddy,,Ttyl,,,Marlon
great video Todd , effing dodgy bridge
Todd, we are all waiting to hear all about your new wheels!
Looks beautiful mate!
We set off to check out all these places but didn't even make it to the petrol station in Savannakhet before some moron smashed us off our motorbike from behind!!!
Ya kidding! You guys ok!? No doubt on their bloody phone!
@@NowinLao Worst part was it was a motorbike no idea what he was bloody doing! Was a while back luckily OK just ended up destroying my lady's ring and I have a big scar on my arm to remember Lao forever.
You really do the country justice with these videos.
Good morning Todd and Neenee meana. We just put the house up 4 sale can't wait to get over there. Cheers 🍻🥂🍹👍👍👍👍👍😎🇦🇺🇦🇺
Really! Where abouts you guys plan on settling? I hope it sells quick for you and you get what you're looking for.
Best of luck 🙏
@@NowinLao we will be travelling for 12 months mainly in Asia, will let you know when we get to Lao, cheers
Nice work as usual.....showcasing Laos as it transitions into more economic prosperity.
The temple looked good. Hopefully they leave old building up. An the library looked almost new wood low head clearance at door way. Nice of you stopping to help the grandmother and giving cookies to young girl. Market was right size for village. Monkeys always so Entertaining. Have nice travels Todd Neenee and adorable Mina .
Thanks Gerald
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The xe champone loop in savannakhet province - nice places to see there off the beaten path in the outskirts of the city. Cheers from savannakhet city 🍻
wow so beautiful, especially the library...I love traditional architecture across Southeast Asia
I will probably never get to Laos. Thank you for the tours. 🙏
Never say never Bob.. but you're welcome. Great to have ya watching 👌
Thanks Todd
All the monkeys we have been around were nice eni=ough when getting foos can turn dangers in a heart beat.
In Australia we call it longans.
Savannakhet has a whole different feel than other parts of Laos. It's beautiful. The monkeys are cute. Particularly the mother with her baby A question I have to ask and I might already know the answer. Are there different dialects in each region of Laos ? Slang words? How are you coming along with the language Todd? Hope you guys are doing ok. Be Well! Stay Healthy !
Jim and Harriet . Richmond, Va.
Todd another great vlog
You are now becoming infamous in Laos sir 😉
All roads in Laos are “ good “ roads The question should always be what is the best road to get somewhere
Keep Up the good work mate
New business venture starting a golf club Todd 🤔
The temple looked amazing
Those monkeys were so aggressive in Cambodia
Your new nick name “ Sausage hunter”
Lol.. the Sausage Hunter sounds a bit suss Ted 😝
Cheers mate, always great to hear from you 👍
Todd the Snag Man ... lol. Love that town. Bushyboy Oz
22:03 Only one thing better than eating a Mandarin mate.... 👍👍
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Sabaidee 👋
I think maybe somebody was having a Gecko at you at 14:00 but I could be wrong
Please show us the Buffalo Dairy when you're in the area.
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Thank you. There's a really interesting article about the whole business enterprise on CNN
site today.
Longan - Dimocarpus longan, commonly known as the longan and dragon's eye, is a tropical tree species that produces edible fruit. It is one of the better-known tropical members of the soapberry family Sapindaceae, to which the lychee and rambutan also belong
My goodness mate.
You left Her Hanging while she started Reading. Right around 15 minutes into the video and.
10 seconds.😢 I wanted to hear what she was Reading.
Apparently I heard that human beings eat more bananas than Monkeys. It wasn't a surprise because personally I have never eaten a Monkey. 😂
Awww Terry.. 🫣
G'day Todd, love your videos and Lao, haven't been there for about 10 years, but want to get back. I've noticed the changes in a couple of places that I went to back in the day.
I noticed your Canon camera that you take the black and white pictures the other day, could you please provide the model number, as I'm thinking getting back into photography now that I'm retired.
@burrod54
Hey David, yeah Laos is changing very quickly.
Camera.. Fujifilm X100T from about 2015. The latest of this camera was the X100V 👌
Thanks for your reply, all the best, looking forward to more of your work.@@NowinLao
THIS dude CAN'T READ ENGLISH 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hotaypudok my girl's home in slightly north
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