Thật sự cảm ơn công ty du lịch này đã cho nhiều người được khám phá cảnh quang vỹ đại của Việt Nam. Và hơn hết, họ đã giúp cho những người dân địa phương có công việc tốt, nhất là những người từng phá hoại rừng nơi đây! Thật tuyệt vời! Hãy tới Động Thiên Đường nhé Kyle!
Kyle. You made me emotional , when you confirmed what I thought ..........it is the workers that made the trip worthy ! Yes, for me, talking to the hardworking staff was worth far more than seeing the wonders of the caves. While it is employment for them, it takes a certain amount of hard work and dedication to make the visitors as comfortable as possible. The one time I went on a cruise ship, out of habit I got up early as I did at home. I got the chance to meet workers, talk to them, find our what is their native country, their family lives. All fun and games for the travellers, but very hard work for the crew. Very demanding work, away from friends and relatives for long periods. And yes, just like your cave crew, one person held a few jobs, depending on the time of the day. Ports of call were for the enjoyment of the travelers ! At your age it is easy to be fit as the others. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.
One customer who signed up for Tu Lan Tour at our company tmr has just mentioned your channel in our conversation. This video of yours led him to Quang Binh, VN. Thank you, Kyle ^^ I really enjoyed all of your talking in the video and your appreciation for the crew and I loved your story, feel like there's no filter in it bc there are not so many TH-camrs who would share the same thing in such an experience. You brushing your teeth and the guy playing ukulele in the next morning did cheer me up :D
Kudos to the guide workers making it possible for tourists to travel to the cave. They better get more than they deserve for their time. Thanks for the video!
Glad that you decided to go and made this video for us Kyle 👍. You really document the trip well. I understand that Oxalis offers many different tours. How many nights did you spend in the cave? Explore this cave is on our bucket list. Thanks Kyle.
Thank you for watching. I only spent one night in the cave. This was the first time I ever did something like this so I just wanted a basic introduction. The conditions were a bit extreme for me, the heat, the humidity, especially. However, this was such fun that I want to go through the same company in the near future to do more cave systems.
Kyle, I'm now catching up on my YT watching. I FEEL your pain with the heat!! I might have gone only 500 meters and I would have had to be airlifted to a hospital. Heat is my enemy, but I like adventure. You made it and it's great for new discoveries. The team seemed to make a great community. Wow nice toilet setup too, looks promising. How was your 1sat time sleeping in a tent? Thank you for showing the human side of the guides, everyone usually just show the great tour, but forget that it's the people in the support staff that make your adventure a dream, so get to know them. Loft it. Keep up the great videos with it's amazing content.
Great video Kyle. I did this in 2017, and you're right, the Oxalis crew are just awesome people. Here at least, tourism is a force for good. And yes, the climb up to the road at the end is hard. But I'd recommend Hang Én to anybody. Great crew, amazing food and you get to sleep in a tent on a beach in a huge cave in Vietnam. Not many places you can do that.
Amazing video! What were the dates that you travelled on and how was the weather? My friends and I have also booked a one day tour in Hang Tien cave on 8th July
I used to enjoy watching his videos but now its unbearable. He whines so much and so dramatic about everything. He used to introduce us to interesting vietnamese people all over the world. His videos used to reunite long lost loved ones. His videos now are just a bunch of whining like a spoiled brat and eating while grunting with poor etiquette.
I don't think I have ever been to Paradise Cave, but I could be wrong. There are just so many caves to keep track of. I hope to return to Phong Nha soon, so maybe I'll be able to check it out. Thank you.
Around 20 kilometers but they have other tours and other caves with less walking. The distance was not an issue but the heat and sun was. I would recommend some level of fitness.
The underlying ethos of spelunking/camping is to get out in nature and be self reliant, not travel with cooks and guides who make full course meals, empty your toilet, carry all your stuff, etc. This is no different than Mt. Everest climbers who hire sherpas to do everything
Your logic makes sense for experienced people. But for regions like this with lots of thick jungle, finding this cave and actually exploring it by oneself is impossible and dangerous without guides.
They come here to explore the cave, not to play survival games and destroy the environment at the same time. Btw, Everest is full of garbage and dead bodies. I am sure no one want to turn this cave and surrounding jungle into the same situation
True: every tattoo on Kyle is representing a person he killed during his travels, constantly going places because he's on the run. Don't let that friendly voice of his fool you. 😄
@@kyleledotnet cheers Kyle. keep up the good work. I became your subscriber after I saw you on the bizarre's food episode. Me and my wife are going to Vietnam this year, God's willing. Is gonna be so cool to try all the foods. God bless
Thank you for watching. I honestly don't remember how long the trek took, perhaps around 6 to 8 hours or so? I lost track of all time and never checked my watch or phone time...
The humidity and heat can really get you. Drink something other than water that will replenish all the salt and electrolytes you lose when you sweat; ie gatorade, sweet & salty lemonade (this is what one of the porters drink), salt pills, etc.
@@kyleledotnet They are wires sewn right into the nylon fabric, and they come in flat circular bags at the store, when you take it home, just throw it up in the air and you've got a tent. Come time packing, just fold the wires into circular shapes 2-3 times depends on the sizes of the tent and put it right into the flat circular bag .....Just imagine the fold up wire laundry basket, or those wire hoops ladies wear underneath their dresses to make the dresses bigger..... search pop up tent on youtube you can get a visual demonstration .
@@kyleledotnet no . i was in Dong Hoi the honda om [honda taxi] brother took me there and Phong Nha cave after i come home they found Son Dong cave . i come back to ask the honda om take me to Son Dong , he don't know the way
People are destroying the cave. Tourists swimming in there will eventually turn it into a chemical pool and bbq'ing inside the cave will surely destoy it even faster. Such a bad idea.
it makes the country money and creates job opportunities for locals. yes it is probably affecting the cave but there are also positives that come with having these tours.
The pool is actually a river that runs through the cave and the cave becomes flooded once a year when tours stop for many months. Also, visits are restricted and expensive to keep from over tourism.
You’re not that unfit. You’re just playing up to the camera. But if you’re really unfit, it’s time to man up. That will be in my bucket list when I tour the north.
Love how you showed interest in and shined the light on the workers. That’s what sets you apart from other TH-camrs, Kyle❤️
I appreciate that! Thank you Lee
Thật sự cảm ơn công ty du lịch này đã cho nhiều người được khám phá cảnh quang vỹ đại của Việt Nam. Và hơn hết, họ đã giúp cho những người dân địa phương có công việc tốt, nhất là những người từng phá hoại rừng nơi đây! Thật tuyệt vời! Hãy tới Động Thiên Đường nhé Kyle!
Kyle. You made me emotional , when you confirmed what I thought ..........it is the workers that made the trip worthy !
Yes, for me, talking to the hardworking staff was worth far more than seeing the wonders of the caves.
While it is employment for them, it takes a certain amount of hard work and dedication to make the visitors as comfortable as possible.
The one time I went on a cruise ship, out of habit I got up early as I did at home. I got the chance to meet workers, talk to them, find our what is their native country, their family lives. All fun and games for the travellers, but very hard work for the crew. Very demanding work, away from friends and relatives for long periods. And yes, just like your cave crew, one person held a few jobs, depending on the time of the day. Ports of call were for the enjoyment of the travelers !
At your age it is easy to be fit as the others.
Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.
Hey Kyle :) we did the exploring together haha.. glad to see the awesome video. Yes,it was one if the most amazing experience...
One customer who signed up for Tu Lan Tour at our company tmr has just mentioned your channel in our conversation. This video of yours led him to Quang Binh, VN. Thank you, Kyle ^^
I really enjoyed all of your talking in the video and your appreciation for the crew and I loved your story, feel like there's no filter in it bc there are not so many TH-camrs who would share the same thing in such an experience.
You brushing your teeth and the guy playing ukulele in the next morning did cheer me up :D
Kudos to the guide workers making it possible for tourists to travel to the cave. They better get more than they deserve for their time. Thanks for the video!
Glad that you decided to go and made this video for us Kyle 👍. You really document the trip well. I understand that Oxalis offers many different tours. How many nights did you spend in the cave? Explore this cave is on our bucket list. Thanks Kyle.
Thank you for watching. I only spent one night in the cave. This was the first time I ever did something like this so I just wanted a basic introduction. The conditions were a bit extreme for me, the heat, the humidity, especially. However, this was such fun that I want to go through the same company in the near future to do more cave systems.
Great work on highlighting the workers
The food they dish out looks amazing.
Great job capturing the moments on the trip 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
I’m with you on the food! When I first saw that food, I thought it looked like legit food you’d find at a restaurant
well.. they did carry a whole kitchen on their backs into the cave!
Kyle, I'm now catching up on my YT watching. I FEEL your pain with the heat!! I might have gone only 500 meters and I would have had to be airlifted to a hospital. Heat is my enemy, but I like adventure. You made it and it's great for new discoveries. The team seemed to make a great community. Wow nice toilet setup too, looks promising. How was your 1sat time sleeping in a tent?
Thank you for showing the human side of the guides, everyone usually just show the great tour, but forget that it's the people in the support staff that make your adventure a dream, so get to know them. Loft it. Keep up the great videos with it's amazing content.
This cave is my bucket list!
Great video Kyle. I did this in 2017, and you're right, the Oxalis crew are just awesome people. Here at least, tourism is a force for good. And yes, the climb up to the road at the end is hard. But I'd recommend Hang Én to anybody. Great crew, amazing food and you get to sleep in a tent on a beach in a huge cave in Vietnam. Not many places you can do that.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Love your videos of your travels from Texas!👍🏼😎
Great video Kyle. Im not able to hike in that far so thanks for sharing the experience with us who cant see all that otherwise.
Amazing video! What were the dates that you travelled on and how was the weather? My friends and I have also booked a one day tour in Hang Tien cave on 8th July
Those transitioning shots though! Pure magic!!
AGREED ✌️😊
@@fizzybeardmusic eyyy cheersss!
@@cynnguyen13 bonjour 😉
Hi Kyle, that is awesome, I want to see this cave one day, thanks for sharing bro...
good god I can only imagine how annoyed the other tourists were with Kyle's nonstop complaining lol
I used to enjoy watching his videos but now its unbearable. He whines so much and so dramatic about everything. He used to introduce us to interesting vietnamese people all over the world. His videos used to reunite long lost loved ones. His videos now are just a bunch of whining like a spoiled brat and eating while grunting with poor etiquette.
Maybe slightly annoyed, but they have a video of their experience... so... hopefully it makes up for it.
Hiking the jungle to feast inside the cave is worth it ! 😃
Paradise Cave 🏕️⛺
I don't think I have ever been to Paradise Cave, but I could be wrong. There are just so many caves to keep track of. I hope to return to Phong Nha soon, so maybe I'll be able to check it out. Thank you.
I gotta do this tour.
So great to see you in VN❤️
Thanks for watching
Great Stuff Kyle, I dream of doing this myself... how much walking is expected on this tour ? Do you need to be physical fit ?
Around 20 kilometers but they have other tours and other caves with less walking. The distance was not an issue but the heat and sun was. I would recommend some level of fitness.
Great job Kyle!
The underlying ethos of spelunking/camping is to get out in nature and be self reliant, not travel with cooks and guides who make full course meals, empty your toilet, carry all your stuff, etc. This is no different than Mt. Everest climbers who hire sherpas to do everything
Your logic makes sense for experienced people. But for regions like this with lots of thick jungle, finding this cave and actually exploring it by oneself is impossible and dangerous without guides.
They come here to explore the cave, not to play survival games and destroy the environment at the same time. Btw, Everest is full of garbage and dead bodies. I am sure no one want to turn this cave and surrounding jungle into the same situation
Crazy beautiful trip amigo ✌️😊
good beats my friend 🎹😎
Omg i really will do this one day!
Hey Kyle. This video is my top ten favorite videos of this channel. Keep up the good work. Btw, I was at your Meetup at SF in 2014
Awesome! Thank you!
The guides do this trek every couple of days. They’re hardcore. Same as the sherpas on Everest.
With very very heavy bags. Brave people ☀️
Hey Kyle, how much does this tour costs?
True: every tattoo on Kyle is representing a person he killed during his travels, constantly going places because he's on the run. Don't let that friendly voice of his fool you. 😄
"The people make the place" - that's a fact!
Glad to see you make it back to civilization, Kyle!
Saw you at Landmark the other week man, you were on the phone didn’t want to disturb. Keep up the great work, great videos.
Feel free to say hello if you ever see me again! Thank you
Amazing. How can I book my own tour?
I’m going here in 3 days :D
How much is to do a trip to the cave?
Check the oxalis website, there are different caves
@@kyleledotnet cheers Kyle. keep up the good work. I became your subscriber after I saw you on the bizarre's food episode. Me and my wife are going to Vietnam this year, God's willing. Is gonna be so cool to try all the foods.
God bless
18:51 this is the traditions way Vietnamese sit. No chair require
haha yes forrealz
I gotta visit that place when I go over for Tet next January. Booked my plane tickets yesterday!
Go jungle Kyle go! Hope you are now in a better place 😉
Jungle Kyle! 🤣 I can’t believe I’m seeing Kyle hike that far rn
How much is this trip? Or what is the company that you used and do you their contact number for booking? Thanks for sharing Kyle!
Oxalis Adventures. They are the only ones who can bring visitors into these caves. Check out their website for more info and pricing.
@@kyleledotnet thanks Kyle!
Wth I’m dragging you on all the hikes & caves I can
Where was this adventure when you were staying in Ontario!
Great! Really ẹnoy your video!👍
Enjoyed your video, amazing footage!! How long was your trek from the drop off point to the cave, you did mentioned 15 mile to reach the rest area.
Thank you for watching. I honestly don't remember how long the trek took, perhaps around 6 to 8 hours or so? I lost track of all time and never checked my watch or phone time...
Anh đang ở việt nam à ? Em cũng dân quảng bình nè
Hey em!!! Anh dang o Vietnam, em o dau roi?
@@kyleledotnet đi chơi hoài sướng ha anh.em vẫn ở kenya.sang tháng bầu cử nên cuối tháng em về sài gòn.đi ăn cháo vịt anh ha
@@VLOG-DU-LICH-CHAU-PHI write me on facebook, i need to visit you in kenya one day
@@kyleledotnet uki bro.gặp anh ở việt nam.nhé.nếu chung thành phố
i hope those tour guides get paid well for this. they definitely went above and beyond to make all of this possible.
What’s wrong with you? Negative thinking about vietnamese people, VN company...for what?
Love to see You again …😍😍
See you next trip Kyle
What’s up.
Go Kyle!
👍
🦋 Journey on KyLe.
Wow Kyle it says on website costs $3000 for 4 day exploration
That is Son Doong, Hang En is much more affordable
so cool i want to do it
Cool
Good job!
Thanks!
Very good
Kyle. Maybe you had food poisoning and was sick?
No, no food poisoning, just weak
The humidity and heat can really get you. Drink something other than water that will replenish all the salt and electrolytes you lose when you sweat; ie gatorade, sweet & salty lemonade (this is what one of the porters drink), salt pills, etc.
@@dejavous5733 YES, next time electrolytes!
Glad you made it. Great experience.
Why don't they use pop up tents, that will be so much faster to set up and lighter to carry
What is a pop up tent?
@@kyleledotnet They are wires sewn right into the nylon fabric, and they come in flat circular bags at the store, when you take it home, just throw it up in the air and you've got a tent. Come time packing, just fold the wires into circular shapes 2-3 times depends on the sizes of the tent and put it right into the flat circular bag .....Just imagine the fold up wire laundry basket, or those wire hoops ladies wear underneath their dresses to make the dresses bigger..... search pop up tent on youtube you can get a visual demonstration .
i was here in 1998
Wow, that was a long time ago! Was it through this company?
@@kyleledotnet no . i was in Dong Hoi the honda om [honda taxi] brother took me there and Phong Nha cave after i come home they found Son Dong cave . i come back to ask the honda om take me to Son Dong , he don't know the way
👍 for getting out of your comfort zone and suffering for the channel. 😅
Thanks for watching
People are destroying the cave. Tourists swimming in there will eventually turn it into a chemical pool and bbq'ing inside the cave will surely destoy it even faster. Such a bad idea.
it makes the country money and creates job opportunities for locals. yes it is probably affecting the cave but there are also positives that come with having these tours.
The pool is actually a river that runs through the cave and the cave becomes flooded once a year when tours stop for many months. Also, visits are restricted and expensive to keep from over tourism.
Tattoos?
You have a job that I would love to have...but too old now.
😂 9:14
You’re not that unfit. You’re just playing up to the camera. But if you’re really unfit, it’s time to man up. That will be in my bucket list when I tour the north.
@011011 Then man up, get fitter.
I like how it's the 1 vietnamese guy in his homeland that's struggling! 😂😂