Who would visit this place? Hopefully they bring back those cooking and jewelry making classes. Again this is the most ethical one out of the bunch! I’d avoid the ones in Chiang Mai and Chiang rai
Bekah! thanks so much for joining us. We generally do some research before I go well atleast my partner in crime Frances takes the lead on this one. We want to immerse ourselves in culture and doing things off the beaten path so google maps is a great tool for us.
Refugees in my country are also not citizen. There are too many eg rohinyas, filipinos. 150k at least. They hv to fend for themselves because we hv to focus on citizens. We are just doing it for humanitarian purpose.
Who would visit this place? Hopefully they bring back those cooking and jewelry making classes. Again this is the most ethical one out of the bunch! I’d avoid the ones in Chiang Mai and Chiang rai
amazing! How do I get here to visit the village and support them? is there an address?
hello . thanks for your sharing . did you remenber if you had 4G signal in that village ?
Very informative! How to get there pls?
Another great video Tony!
Glad you enjoyed it
The 12:13 is also known as the kayah long neck ( karenni) , which originates from the state of Kayah, Burma.
They are Kayah pa daw
It’s very much a catch 22, but I’m glad we went and supported them and learned about their culture and lives. Glad we chose this village!
Wow. That lady she speak really good English. The village is really nice and look really authentic.
Hi, your content is just so good! What is the gear you use?
thank you very much for video. the leaf and banana women cut. it is for the pig.
No is not for pigs neither ;)
Lovely couple. Lovely energy. Great content. Keep up the good work.
6:40 Kayaw people, originally from Kayah (also known as Karenni) state in Burma ,
I think they have same those people in highland Vietnam
Kayan.Kayo👍👌
I'm Karen bro!!!!
Your content are all so genuine! Please keep it up! Also, how do you find all these less-touristy place to go?? Please share!!
Bekah! thanks so much for joining us.
We generally do some research before I go well atleast my partner in crime Frances takes the lead on this one.
We want to immerse ourselves in culture and doing things off the beaten path so google maps is a great tool for us.
Nice video. It is not pronounced care-ran. It is pronounced kuh-ran !
oh! thanks I didn't know!
May you travel safely, dear friends.🎂🎂🎂👍👍
Refugees in my country are also not citizen. There are too many eg rohinyas, filipinos. 150k at least. They hv to fend for themselves because we hv to focus on citizens. We are just doing it for humanitarian purpose.