Hmong Village Laos - The Hmong of Ban Long Lao Luang Prabang Laos S.E.Asia
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- High in the mountains of Luang Prabang i visit a Hmong village -The Hmong of Ban Long Lao Luang Prabang Laos. Explore this village with me and see how these people of Laos live their traditional lives. Now in Lao with Lao wife, Neenee Lao life living in Laos capturing the Lao lifestyle, daily life in Lao, travel destinations and customs in their travel Laos videos and travel vlogs. Now to Lao, Vlogging Laos S.E.Asia !!
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Sabaidee and welcome to my channel....Now in Lao!!
My name is Todd and i am currently living between Laos and Australia, 3 months at a time.
This is a channel primarily dedicated to Laos and the people who live here and our travels within this amazing country. Thank you for watching and if you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to ask, by either commenting or or contacting me via Facebook.
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when you meet hmong people... SAY nyob zoo... means Hello... hello= Nyob zoo pronounce: (nyo-zoom) (Nyo-xoom) the z sound like an X. Good Bye: Sib Ntsib Dua pronounce : ( She-G-Doua). Thank You - Ua tsaug pronounce: ( Or- Chao) You're Welcome- Tsis ua li cas=pronounce: ( G- or- lee - Cha).
Thank you Ua tsaug 🙏
I’m sure they taught him since he was there.
@@Diamondbeach no he mostly say how are you in laos not in hmong.
Nhia Thao I gonna learn it
@@kayoualorkyl but, the hmong are still Lao citizens. I'm sure they understand Lao since they live in Laos. I don't think he needs to speak Hmong to them. It's not like he's in a Hmong country.
You are a good man Sir- like how you actually buying stuff off the locals instead of just filming like other TH-camrs.
Thank you TomTom Tom🙏
@Now In Lao I thankful for your exploration and to film the Hmong(Mong) village for someone who like me don't have an opportunity to go there. I'm so glad that you like my people and the villages as well, I will continue to watch your show because you have done an amazing job. Also I subscribed you too.
I lived among these people for two years, 1969/1971. Without going into a long-winded explanation, I developed a great deal of respect. Thank you for this clip you provided. The people where I was located was very different, from housing to the way they dressed and even skin complexion . This appears to be more of a tourist attraction with gift shops. It's almost like comparing 18th century America to the current 21st century. They will always be special to me, thank you.
you were with Ravens Clarks?
You have a kind heart . Thank you for showing us a beautiful village.
Their Lifestyle is so calm and peaceful I love 💖 that
really wonderful video, thank you for sharing. It brings back a lot of memories. I went trekking 20 y ago, was invited to diner and sleep over there. I was obviously the first blond woman they ever saw in those places. Their kindness and hospitality was truly awesome ( compared to big cities, I am from Lyon, in France) sharing food, recipes, drawing for the kids,learning how to play the mouth harp, dancing, etc.) I was travelling with an American cellist (yeah, I know, not always easy with the weather and roads, I just had my watercolor pencils..), so we had at a lot of impromptu parties:-) Your kindness, respect and humility shows through all your videos. Please keep them coming... And thanks for all the comments from Hmong people you inspire. Hoping the virus doesn't keep you off the roads. Best of wishes to you
Hello Evy, thank you for sharing that with us, and thank you gor your kind words. As I write this now we are in a beautiful little village far from any city, and yes, the people here also are so friendly and helpful. Many offering us a place to stay and eat. Lao has been very fortunate so far with the virus and we are currently free of it. We can travel anywhere within the country, just the international borders closed, so we are making the most of our freedom. Thank you do much for your comment and take care 🙏
Very wonderfully said.
I’m half Hmong. Thank you for sharing and caring!❤
I have a Hmong friend that escaped Laos as a child when the Vietnam War ended, i was surprised that he speaks Mandarin Chinese. Love how friendly everyone is in this village, I wouldn't want to leave 😂
Nice to see you exploring and showing us what the Hmong community is like over there. It is very interesting, keep doing what you are doing.
Thank you 🙏
Wow.. my Hmong ppl that the villages my wife born.. wow I see her house thank you for show it
Are you serious?? Awesome!! No problem my friend, wonderful village and i'm sure i will return 👍
Hey that is really fantastic,you must feel real good
Wonderful
You can say it is original life far from noise and pollution . Which people used to live in the past world.
I Live La0s, I Love Mhong Village,
Amazing video ...kids don't have much but they are happy and healthy
Real travel mate, thanks for taking us on another adventure away from the tourist traps. Simple beautiful. 👍
It never ceases to amaze me how happy these children are..
These are the vids I love making. Have a great weekend Jason. 👍
@@NowinLao You too mate 👍
I can’t help but smiled the whole time I watched this. I’m Hmong and came the States when I was a toddler because of the war so it’s very touching to see this.
Kay Green Oh I see a lot of Hmong people live in USA
@@ThydaCookingTV wow, I never knew that...I saw a Burma young lady w/her yellow paint on her face in SINY she was tall slim nice looking.
@@mela6046 Ok 👍
Hmong peoples then try develop the places , as it is so beautiful in nature.
Video showing your a kind and have a good personality, God Bless !
this kids so happy 😍😍😍👍👍👍
Great to see this village again, I have leaved this village in 1984
I saw first time Lao and Hmong country from the India
you are doing great my friend
My first 'Todd on a bike.'
There are very beautiful place Lao and Hmong country
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Lovely Video Lovely Lao Hmong Childrens♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Very informative and interesting video!
Happy you like Hmong👍👍👍👍👍
Nice video 👍👍👍
Amazing video!!!!!
Nice place
Seems like a very peaceful village. Thanks for the tour
its a very good Video.....thanks !
I can watch this all day long. Cant wait to visit. Thx
Very interesting.
Thank you for video my lovely Hmong.
Most of them speak Laos language I’m sure
You should have brought a long a tour guide
Many young Hmong students in Vientiane speak English also ☺️
thank for the tour
Awesome video and good perception of Hmong village life.
So peaceful.. 💚
Good job.... I love it. Im coming there in December for the first time. Them my people my blood.....
Sabaidee , it's good to see this Hmong village and kids. Like it der ! . Cheers! 😀😎😂 Paid la!
Good job👍
The village looks quite cool and Peaceful.
i love your video and content. thanks for sharing.
Thanks
Thank you for sharing this video. I'm a Hmong American woman living in Seattle. I haven't been back to visit Laos since we'd left in 1976. Watching videos like this one helps me connect with the past and visually see how my parents used to live.
Thank you for commenting Ally. I plan to do a lot more of this type of video once the restrictions are lifted. Where abouts was your village...? Maybe i could travel there one day.. 🤔
Love your video
Thank you 🙏
What a cool little village 👍👍👍🇦🇺
Thanks for the wonderful tour of the village.so peaceful. Kop chai !
My pleasure 😊
Yes, rubber tree farm, my family have one also.
Nice one Todd 👍
Hey guys....hows things ?
@@NowinLao Yeah all good in lil old NZ. Bit like you, doing the stuff we have to do to fund the next trip 👍
Like these types of videos
Thanks...I like making these type of videos also 😁
Interesting viewing...watched the whole 27 mins of it. Love the impromptu narrative.
they are so cute i wish i can bring them a cookie and food and other
My hmong people
I've just subscribed love your content brother Godbless you and be safe much love and respect
Helloooo Eli 👋
Thank you 🙏
Wow lao people. I am Laos my country
Thanks for sharing your trip, Todd. Much as I love Laos I'm not sure I'd go to the trouble of getting off the beaten track to explore some of those villages but it's nice to be able to view.
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These villages are just so beautiful, the people even more so, you are privileged Todd to be able to move so freely around
To Hmong people you say, Nyob zoo for hello, and Sib ntsib dua for goodbye. Great video!
Hey Katz, thanks. I will practice for my next Hmong village 👌
I always wanted to go out there😁
So peaceful …this is like heaven on earth
You're right.. it is
Wow i
I LIKE IT BRO 😍😍😍
Thanks man
Can't wait till covid 19 over n go back to visit my country. I enjoyed watching your video 💗💗💗👍👍👍👏👏
Thanks Cherry 🍒
looks like you have very good connection with the Hmong, but many of them don't seem to appreciate it.
my friend, i just want to remind you that they are not educated but you are the one so hopefully you will be passionated with them, i enjoy and surely a lot others also do watching your videos
They are happy
Very 🙏
I lived in Northern Thailand 3km from a border village called Ban Wang Lao,and it was very similar to what you are showing ,but it was 30 years ago.A`lso I hear them talking numbers are in Thai language and a lot of when you say sabai dee is Thai as well.Great job and I really appreciate your videos.Thanks
The Lao languge is spoken in different country's as well. That is why you hear sabai dee in thailand. Lao language spoken in thailand.
Great video mate new subscriber
Hey Craig, thanks mate 👍
Thank you for took video of my family,I visited them 2016.The one have a store that you bought water.
Really!?!? Wow ..beautiful family and village my friend. Will definitely be going back there 🙏
yeah!!
That's rubber trees you talking about with the sap trickling down the vein channel to the catcher cup below
You are good man..
I’m new subscriber here, that is goos you are surviving exploring by yourself , my hubby’s been telling my that he wants to do this when he retire , he said by motorcycle through all the places and village along the way .You can see more of any and everything, survival and exploring on his own .Just seeing everything on his way as he see. As you had said So much to see here.Enjoying life for what it’s meant to be ,just get out there and do it. Keep on doing what you enjoy. Love it when the children running after you. Keep it up .I truly believe, Happiness what you make it.
"Happiness is what you make it" ❤ Yes it certainly is. Travelling like this you see and learn so much more. It is the best way to travel areas like this.
Thank you for your support and comment. Much appreciated. Kop chai derr 🙏
I love all of your Lao videos. This has got to be one of my favorites. I have memories of me and brothers playing outside of our village when I was a toddler. We fled the country to the US at the height of communist regime when I was about 3 or 4. Have not been back ever since but I'm itching to go back and visit soon. Thank you for your videos and spreading knowledge to the world about Laos, our culture and some of the most friendliest people. Kop jai!
Thank you Tan. I hope one day you do return
Wow... You speak Lao very good... 🤔😃
I respect you for going to the Hmong villages , us hmong people who was born in United States after the secret war , wish we can and always think about visiting back in Laos ( hmong villages ) but never goes as plan .
I am living in canada the next I been in laos we can travel back to ban long laos
It's both amazing and wonderful to see people still living in these remote villages of Laos Todd. They seem so happy yet with so little (by our greedy standards)
A very humbling experience mate and really makes you question our way of life...😏
Great place for anthropologist.
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Nyob Zoo ~ hello in Hmong 🤪 lol
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Hey Todd,,, well, i was gonna try t limit my words, but after that i cant. Lol Just beautiful! I feel the same about self exploration. A guide will often put their own slant on things or say things they expect you want to hear, not alway, but alot of the time. Even befotr you mentioned it , i was thinking about coming back with a bag of goodies for the kids, and beer and tobacco for the elders and sit around while they smoke their pipes r whatever drinking beer and listening to stories. Find the right shrooms, you dont need to speak the language, but still, you can understand perfectly. Or at least thats what you percieve under the influence of mushrooms. Lol The buildings again, some were amazing. Speaking a few words of a native language goes mies towards being accepted and it helps put the guys your speaking to at ease. Man, Todd, i love this stuff, this little trip has been amazing. Ond last thing , some of those Hmong moms were very striking looking , very pretty. It seems that you regularly do things ive dreamed of, so thanks a million for sharing. Ttyl Marlon
Those two old men really touched my heart mate. I really wanted to know who they were. Were they once young boys of this same village growing up together, now clinging to the memories they both once made. Have they spent their entire life here. How they survived the war. So many questions... Yeah, i really want to go back and spend some time with those gentlemen before it's too late... and the children, they all seem so happy. Seeing children play like that is something we just don't see much of anymore. Another thing struck me. How tidy the village is. No rubbish lying around and the dirt looks like it is swept regularly. So neat and tidy. A very proud and beautiful people indeed.
I'm glad you're enjoying the vids Marlon. Always look forward to your input.
Enjoy your weekend my Friend 🙏
After a short Google search, looks like they were tapping for oleoresin which " are used as flavors and perfumes, some are used medicinally (e. g., oleoresin of dry Cannabis infructescence). Oleoresin capsicum is commonly used as a basis for tear gases. There are also uses known in the manufacture of soaps of cosmetics, as well as coloring agents for foods."
Wow, whatever you are there for, I want to do the same.
I been around the world my whole life and one thing i will always say because i notice it everywhere i go is that people seem/are very peaceful and kind compared to ....idk lets say..the americas... imagine if main top countries were this kind and inviting..imagine that
Thanks for posting this interesting video. I am a California born Hmong, but my parents were from Laos and left during the late 1970s because of War. What an incredible video. Looks like at 8:25 the girl was saying, "you just lied to me!"
At the 25 min mark into the video, right off the bat I thought those kids didn't look Hmong. Then they began speaking and it wasn't Hmong. Lol. But you probably knew that too.
I left Lao 45 years ago and the Hmong villages have not change much... That's kind of sad...Thanks for sharing!
Change can only be made by the leadership that which govern the people.
Their village should not be develop and tourism also should be limited. Otherwise this village will also become like *red light district*
I like how you shared your banana. With the kids alot. Next time take the banana you bought. Instead of leaving some there. Take the whole thing and share with the kids around you. It's a very poor country. They probably appreciate it alot. Even some candy fur the kids. Thanks again.... Hmong pride!!!!!
When I was there, I always have some candies with me so I hand them out to kids. I'm sure it's not good to give kids candy but hey it's not like they have it everyday. Any times you get pops or candies are special event. Hehehe.. Good comments thought.
I think it's awesome you try to buy things to help support them, it's not much to us but it probably means a lot to them.
By the way @9:29 if you were wondering why the little kids was throwing a sandal that is a game actually Haha . One person throws a sandal and the next person throws a sandal next and tries to hit the first sandal . It’s a game made up out of boredom . Lol .
Why not go back this Christmas and help out. I'm going back to donate my time and effort. I'm sending a family in Hmong my first wages. Hopetosee you there # be Strong for those. And hey Todd.. I'm coming to your shop too. I'm a Great Cook
It sound so familiar into my ears Ban long Lao..I meant it is so familiar to our tribals peoples in Northeastern India. Bordering Myanmar it is Naga tribes...Early in the 80s when war broke out in myanmar many Laos peoples came to India escaping the war . After staying few months these peoples went backed .I'm confused how Laos could peoples could be in this Myanmar country .Here it is separately Laos Hmong peoples in separate country. And I'm still in worried condition watching this undeveloped places , how long it will take to have more developmental activities in the areas which your walking right now. I hope it will take pretty long time for development. Peoples need to understand outside world ...
When I come to Laos we can venture together. I can speak a lot of Hmong and survival Lao,. Quick tip Hmong houses don't usually have stilts. The houses normally sit right on top of the the dirt.
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Those Hmong village people live longer than the ones in the states...no bills taxes mortgage headaches cancer
Hello 🙏 I'm Laos 🙏 love Laos ❤️
Sabaidee 🙏
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Now in lao, how long have learned to speak lao? You did a great job for being in Laos. What did think when tour in Hmong valley and are you enjoy?
Not everyone speaks Laos. That's why they don't answer. Lol. But good you are exploring.
Hello sir I would like to see you. Because I see you very kindness
13:27 walked past a lady making fabric....22:28 a male master basket weaver....hard to find basket weavers on planet earth( even MORE RARE is a man)....today a lot R fr the Phils....next time can U please film these IMPORTANT ancient custom?...I find that most interesting & might disappear....these hard to find ppL is WHY ppL go to SEA....Thanks... :)) great video ...awesome...who R these ppL , I wonder... I never heard of them B4
24:55 Local mafia! 😁🙏
You are a good person my friend You have a kind heart I remember watching when you got married You ordered lots beer Lao its like all you Can drink beer Lao if this is over I Mean the locked down my wife hone Town is Vientiane I'll check you out Ok my friend and drink beer LAO