I never knew this type of nature existed in Laos.. It's mind blowing how massive its the cave and you guys are awesome to explore it...i appreciate your comments on video about trashed and its big turnoff when people littering.
I was unable to do this my last time there. Where it is located in the country just didn't work with my trip. But I definitely want to do it next time! There is a mini version of it in Vang Vieng, where you go through the cave in an innertube. Lots of fun!
Oh my, you're spoiling us rotten with this trip!! The scenery on exiting the cave is mind blowing. That place needs at least a few day to truly do it justice. Whether you would have a finger left after stroking the Hoenbill all day Mario is another matter, 😁😁👍👍
😂 Yeah we wish we had more time! We think we will return here in the future and stay in a local village on the other side of the cave for the full experience. Glad you're enjoying the videos!
Cheers for another great video! Watching your reactions really took me back to my very first Kong Lor cave trip amazement :-) That place and the Loop just keeps pulling me back! Last trip in May 2019 I took my Honda Click thtough the cave - 260,000 kip it was absolutely mental onthe boat with bike but all good!! 57km of adventure dust track on the other side through the Natan Valley until the main road. Full of untouched nature, huge trees, stream fords and tiny simple villages ( a couple very basic GH). Hope you get to do it again soon!
That sounds great, we wished we had driven on the other side, the nature looks great there... we are currently in Thalang so we might go the other way around, but we don't have much time left on our trip. We will definitely have to come back here, it really is a place that you want to return to 🙂 thanks for watching and sharing your experiences!
Wow amazing view, he cave look so amazing and scary as the same time. Wow wow. You are so lucky to see it in person, thanks so much for sharing you experience... great video....
Stunning! Beautiful photography and quite professional looking. Great job! Your continued appreciation and enthusiasm for beauty is a such an inspiration. Thank you!
Loving it everytime thanks for sharing. Not sure how long will you guys be in Thakhek. Please try to visit Nang Aen Cave (Tham Nang Aen) It's massive cave 15 km east of Thakhek and 1km south off Route 12 along Cave Alley. The spectacular cave, 30 metres high in the central chamber, is named after the legendary orphan Nang Samounta. Guides will tell you the story of her tragic romance with former novice Xieng. You can travel by boat on the underground lake running through the huge cavern.
@@TravelsonToast Yeah we're blessed with them. Vietnam where I live has the biggest cave in the world, hope to visit sometime but so expensive! you can check out some of Vietnam on my channel if you have time, cheers!
There is a story about that cave and the village on another side of the cave. I' had visited that village and found something, by myself, that related to the story. If you know the story, I bit that you will crave to visit that village in the mountain :)
@@TravelsonToast It is the story of King's family from Luangphrabang that were living in that village and there are still some evidences. When guys come back to Vientiane after lock down, we could have some coffee and i will tell you more :)
Stalagmite...stalactites ... I used to get them confused. But now I think..mice ..mite. Top..tite. Caves gives me the creeps. But it’s adventurous. Once..or twice is enough.
The Kong Lor Cave adventure was indeed exciting & was like stepping into a new frontier e.g. Jurassic Park or The Lost Island. Btw, What was the middle finger for?
@@TravelsonToast there is a ride in disneyland called "space mountain" you get in and strap up into a locked chair, this roller-coster just shot you into the darkness, similarly to the zipline in a cave. that would be sick in a good way!
I hope those sh*t stalls were allowed to be there just only during the New Year celebration. Several years ago I was lucky to visit the cave when there was only an old woman selling Pho and downstairs all kind of huts prohibited. In the water there were so much big fishes that you could even touch them. Are all of these gone for ever?
That sounds like a great experience, it's possible it was only for Lao new year but we don't know. There were some fish by the entrance of the cave that we saw people feeding, it was very busy with locals there that day
Yeah, we didn't even see any bins in the area to put the rubbish into, i'm not sure why since it's a huge tourist hotspot, i'm surprised the locals haven't been keeping it clean for themselves.
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How amazing u guys are the most luckiest to have experience this cave tour🙏🙏🙏
We feel so lucky to be here for sure, especially in 2021!
Watching you guys go through that cave and come the other side is like a movie. Thanks!
It really did feel like that!
I never knew this type of nature existed in Laos.. It's mind blowing how massive its the cave and you guys are awesome to explore it...i appreciate your comments on video about trashed and its big turnoff when people littering.
It really is amazing, we didn't expect it at all! We really don't like littering, it's something we wish would change. Thank you 🙂
Nice video and amazing nature. So beautiful thanks for sharing this.
That's absolutely beautiful. you guys are lucky enjoy your stay. Love the video. Someday I will be visiting that cave. Thanks
thank you, you should!
takak my home town thank you your guy bring this video to the peoples thank
Don't lie. You don't even know how to spell your own town.
awesome! thanks for watching 🙂
@@TravelsonToast your welcome
We have similar river cave in Czech too. It's close to city called Brno
I was unable to do this my last time there. Where it is located in the country just didn't work with my trip. But I definitely want to do it next time!
There is a mini version of it in Vang Vieng, where you go through the cave in an innertube. Lots of fun!
You definitely should next time! We did film that water cave too 🙂
You two are the coolest!!! Know how to have fun and enjoy life... 😎👍🏽
Always!
Oh my, you're spoiling us rotten with this trip!! The scenery on exiting the cave is mind blowing. That place needs at least a few day to truly do it justice. Whether you would have a finger left after stroking the Hoenbill all day Mario is another matter, 😁😁👍👍
😂 Yeah we wish we had more time! We think we will return here in the future and stay in a local village on the other side of the cave for the full experience. Glad you're enjoying the videos!
very very nice i never been there yet
Cheers for another great video! Watching your reactions really took me back to my very first Kong Lor cave trip amazement :-) That place and the Loop just keeps pulling me back! Last trip in May 2019 I took my Honda Click thtough the cave - 260,000 kip it was absolutely mental onthe boat with bike but all good!! 57km of adventure dust track on the other side through the Natan Valley until the main road. Full of untouched nature, huge trees, stream fords and tiny simple villages ( a couple very basic GH). Hope you get to do it again soon!
That sounds great, we wished we had driven on the other side, the nature looks great there... we are currently in Thalang so we might go the other way around, but we don't have much time left on our trip. We will definitely have to come back here, it really is a place that you want to return to 🙂 thanks for watching and sharing your experiences!
I like watching your videos. Please keep them coming.
Will do!
Wow amazing view, he cave look so amazing and scary as the same time. Wow wow. You are so lucky to see it in person, thanks so much for sharing you experience... great video....
Glad you enjoyed it, it felt like another world in there!
Never been to takak but watching your video is 50% of being there. 👍
Thanks for watching, glad we can take you half there 😅🙌
Wowwwww guys. Amazing view :). Definitely I’ll go there for sure.
do it!!
Stunning! Beautiful photography and quite professional looking. Great job! Your continued appreciation and enthusiasm for beauty is a such an inspiration. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the kind words 😊 it really inspires us to keep making videos! Have a good day!
Amazing video again. That bird 🐦 was so cool
Thanks man, you should totally visit yourself one day!
@@TravelsonToast of course mate, I have it on my list now. You're leading the way for me 😁
So exciting to see that hornbill!!
It was just as cool as seeing the cave!
Loving it everytime thanks for sharing.
Not sure how long will you guys be in Thakhek. Please try to visit Nang Aen Cave (Tham Nang Aen) It's massive cave 15 km east of Thakhek and 1km south off Route 12 along Cave Alley. The spectacular cave, 30 metres high in the central chamber, is named after the legendary orphan Nang Samounta. Guides will tell you the story of her tragic romance with former novice Xieng. You can travel by boat on the underground lake running through the huge cavern.
We did cave alley this time last year, but I think this is the one cave we skipped 😅 maybe we will have to go back and visit, thanks for the info!
WOW !!! BEAUTIFUL PLACE - YOU ARE VERY LUCKY GUYS....
Thanks!
Really big cave You guys will be excited to see, because it's so challenging.😮😬😬
It was awesome!
the first 🤣🤟🤘🤟🤘, love the vlog by the way
thank you! 🙌
That hornbill is so cute and the cave experience looks amazing - I did a couple in Thailand and here in Vietnam and they were so cool too!
Yeah, southeast Asia has some wonderful cave systems!
@@TravelsonToast Yeah we're blessed with them. Vietnam where I live has the biggest cave in the world, hope to visit sometime but so expensive! you can check out some of Vietnam on my channel if you have time, cheers!
Coooooooool ! Thx for posting. :)
Thank you Edward!
I wish I have vacation will be there for working out sweet dreams .enjoy guys.
Thanks, it's a great place to go 😊
Cutie Bird🐦🦅😍
Hello guys
Thank you for sharing so beautiful
Thanks!
there must be a tennis court nearby coz this toucan seemed to have swallowed the ball
Wow .. that’s such a kewl bird (Hornbill) 👌
A beautiful animal for sure!
Amazing Caves.
Very beautiful and deep cave in lao
a must visit!
What a beautiful place!! Caves are so cool!!!
It really is!
Hi guys.. Great Adventure. I wish I can travel like you guys 👍🏻❤️🤘you guys rocks
Thanks, you can!
Great experience !
Wow .... it’s so beautiful !
Thank you! 😊
That Hornbill 👌🏼
such a beautiful animal!!
There is a story about that cave and the village on another side of the cave. I' had visited that village and found something, by myself, that related to the story. If you know the story, I bit that you will crave to visit that village in the mountain :)
so much mystery!! What is the story? Please tell us 😅
@@TravelsonToast It is the story of King's family from Luangphrabang that were living in that village and there are still some evidences. When guys come back to Vientiane after lock down, we could have some coffee and i will tell you more :)
Stunning place
It really is!
Stalagmite...stalactites ... I used to get them confused. But now I think..mice ..mite. Top..tite. Caves gives me the creeps. But it’s adventurous. Once..or twice is enough.
😂 thanks for the word, couldn't remember! yeah it can be creepy, our experience in a bat cave in Indonesia was the scariest... like a horror movie
very nice thank you
💚💚
From outside no look like have 7 kilo inside
Did u stay on the village other side?
No just visited
It actually doesn't take millions of years for cave formations to be created. A couple hundred thousand years is enough.
Yeah very nice
thanks!
The Kong Lor Cave adventure was indeed exciting & was like stepping into a new frontier e.g. Jurassic Park or The Lost Island.
Btw,
What was the middle finger for?
It really did feel like that!
(it's for the system 😂)
Hahaha.... Lil
Sabaidee
hello!
Hello Mario and princess
too bad, they dont have a suggestion box. if thye do, i would of suggest of adding a zipline somewhere to that place... like the rockview point.
That would be cool! Imagine a zipline through the cave... Into the darkness 😂
@@TravelsonToast there is a ride in disneyland called "space mountain" you get in and strap up into a locked chair, this roller-coster just shot you into the darkness, similarly to the zipline in a cave. that would be sick in a good way!
@@lancesay I've been on this ride! It's great!
ຂ້ອຍຮັກເຈົ້າເດີ
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Thanks for Exploring the Cave! So now I don't have to. 😂🤣 Not a Big Fan of Caves 😁
😂😂 no problem!
I hope those sh*t stalls were allowed to be there just only during the New Year celebration. Several years ago I was lucky to visit the cave when there was only an old woman selling Pho and downstairs all kind of huts prohibited. In the water there were so much big fishes that you could even touch them. Are all of these gone for ever?
That sounds like a great experience, it's possible it was only for Lao new year but we don't know. There were some fish by the entrance of the cave that we saw people feeding, it was very busy with locals there that day
@@TravelsonToast Late in the afternoon when it is very quiet, the fishes used to show up, everywhere (after all we have a nature preserve there).
ຂອບໃຈທີ່ໂປຣໂໝດປະເທດລາວ
Borpenyang!
@@TravelsonToast 🙏🏻
I just noticed that 2 people disliked this video. LOL! I will never understand that.
😂 haters gonna hate
Yes, very sad to see all the trash everywhere the local people need to be more accountable.
Yeah, we didn't even see any bins in the area to put the rubbish into, i'm not sure why since it's a huge tourist hotspot, i'm surprised the locals haven't been keeping it clean for themselves.
Hope them pangolins are hiding good..
Want to be nice to horn bill?
Give then fruit
O!! Man I didn't respect to see you did it like that!!
It's very poor to see that.
Do what exactly?