I wouldn’t call this as a vlog, but it is a beautifully documentary! you have giving us very insightful information about the place and the simple beauty in it at the same time. Also, I like the way how you show the real living style of Hmong people in Laos with the realness and kindness as they are . I just love it!!!!!!!

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you so much for this lovely comment. We really appreciate that and absolutely love making these kind of videos. We hope to make many more in the future and do more projects around this 🙏 thanks again!

@smallmonkeyliabntxawg4075

Жыл бұрын

@@TravelsonToast do more videos in Laos, I love your content I am your hmong FC in Laos

@chubawalling4095

6 ай бұрын

Q ZZ Hmm ,​@@TravelsonToast

I used to work for UNHCR in Thailand refugee camps. I met many Hmong people there. They are very honest, friendly people. I see that here in this video.

I'm a Hmong-American living in California and definitely enjoy watching your shows, brother.

The “praying part” is actually an offering of food and drinks to the spirits of the forest,land and surroundings. It is done prior to any feast/eating. It’s purpose is to show respect and in return, protection. It is believed that without the offering, the spirits will do harm, the party will receive bad luck and illness. Great video!

Great job! I’m happy for you and to the Hmong People who are kind and friendly to take you to the jungle to teach survival skills. Thank you for bringing the jungle to my home so I can enjoy like I used to do 30 years ago when I was younger and still living in Laos. CherTong Yang of Minnesota, USA. 😊

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Bor pen Yang! Glad you enjoyed 🙂

Laos is so beautiful and the Hmong people master survivalist.

His giggles are so wholesome!

I was born in Laos but left the country when I was 5. It’s awesome that your work helps refresh my memory of Laos jungle survival with my old man. Thank you for sharing!

Laos definitely is a man's man of a country. A far cry from the comforts of Thailand in its raw natural beauty.

Hmong people are natural born hills people. They have big lung capacity also they have a way to breath through their nose or mouth. My dad who is old now would do this as a kid with his friends to go catch some fish and it would be funny activities. Sometimes accidents happens. But not a lot. Us Hmong people have hysterical about rivers and waters because of our religion but sometimes it better to not think too much and just respect nature. But this is superhuman on a level.

Ket seems like such a G! Mans got that jungle knowledge. Glad to see the blue flip flops are still going strong Mario 😂

Really love these Hmong forest/jungle videos! Really interesting seeing things we do not see normally. Need to do a go fund me for a decent boat for your Hmong friend.

Love this video! Thank you for sharing and for being so acceptive of the Lao/Hmong culture and beauty of its country! A humble person like you deserves all the adventures there is out there and we can live thru them from your videos! Thank you 🙏🏻

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🙂

I need to meet Hmong people ! Your guide/friend is so joyful I fell in love :D

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

haha, go follow his channel too!

@eliog-d3733

Жыл бұрын

@@TravelsonToast actually I commented Ur vid at like only 5 or 10:00 so I heard u mention his Channel and went to watch his last video in which I Saw u again haha ! I'll soon be travelling to laos so maybe we'll meet there if u didn't leave yet ^^ Enjoy ! Thx for the documentaries, it really helps me understand Laos and its people in a more realistic way than just reading in Travel magazines and other forums etc... Plus it's recent, which is kind of rare with Laos vids in my experience. So thanks a lot and see u there if Destiny wants to :D

I was born in the USA. Thank you for showing us hmong American this. Be safe.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 🙂

The Hmong brother and you would make good content. You two are very fun to watch. Just earned a sub.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

thank you so much, welcome to the channel man!

@phajeb001

Жыл бұрын

Catch and fry!

Love the true adventure, I find the Hmong mountain people very interesting 👍🙂👍

@ 45:43 what a sight a 🐝 swarm on your 📷 Awesome shot!!!

That dudes laugh is so contagious. It’s making me laugh.

Awesome video! Love seeing a different side of the Hmong people other than the typical poor village scenes. Ked is resourceful as heck! You are correct, I believe he can survive living continuously in the jungle with the survival instincts that he has.

Ked is legit the main character of these videos.

Best episode ever 👍. And really admire the survival skills of the Hmong

Les Hmongs sont les champions de la vie en pleine jungle , ingénieux, toujours de bonne humeur, pleins de ressource. Ton guide ,Mario, parle tres bien anglais et toujours de bonne humeur: quelle inoubliable expérience , loin du conformisme des "western backpackers". Bravo Mario.

@shawnthao3003

Жыл бұрын

Agreed with your observation 100%. Ked sounds like a great guide. These two compliments each other perfectly.

This video definitely deserves more views from the guy staying underwater for 3 mins (he had to have found an air pocket lol) and getting pure luck with those big fish being in the 1st spot the whole time. this could be on a nat geo wild or something tv show potential seriously I got good vibes the whole video.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot, it really means a lot to us!🙏

I love your videos so much! Thanks for documenting my people for everyone to see

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!🙏

Nice. The praying part is this. The hmong culture is when you go to the jungle or any environments when you want to take resources from the lands you have to ask the mother nature there for the resource. The hmong believe that each lands have spirit owners like in real life and you ask for their permission to take their resources or offer for protections. The offer food is showing gratitude for the taken resources, a sign for luck on great hunt with better chances and most important the offer protections from all sources like bad animals like predators, monsters, ghost, bad omen or lots more like bad stuff that could harm or get to you. When you eat in the jungle or foreign environments you have to give a little back to the mother nature spirit there. Whether if you eat from the resources off that environment or just your food from home it's wise, to offer some to the spirits that inhibitat that place. Safety and luck of what you need.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info, it's a really interesting culture :)

Aloha and thanks for sharing this adventure with us 👍liked and subscribed

Yayyyyy you survived with Hmong people,you must be proud of yourself 👏👍

Bro this is great! Great tour guide you got too. Very friendly and always confident and smiling. Good vibes from this video

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

🌳🌳🌳good to see you back in Laos again bro 🌴🌴🌴

You are soooo lucky Mario. I’m jealous. Enjoy n be safe

My dude hit the salt bae at 34:50. Loved the fishing scenes

Awesome brother, thanks for sharing. Love the Hmong guy speaking English. Hope to mee you some day

I miss my home town 👍👍

Awesome video! We really enjoyed watching it

You going with the right people Hmong are very nice people.

If you going with our Hmong ppl. I'm sure you are safe and never hungry.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

They can find food anywhere!

@vuetube4558

Жыл бұрын

​​@@TravelsonToast mother nature provides food everywhere provided you know where to look. :)

Awesome video man, looking forward for another video like this

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, will be more soon :)

nice proper video bro and glad to see you back in the Laos jungle

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Welcome home 🏠 guys after long trip in great country, Malaysia 🇲🇾 Enjoy guys

Great video! Makes me miss my homeland.

I love Kevins laugh!

Wow! This is the kind of video I need in my life! Epic!

Welcome back to Laos 🇱🇦 and can't wait for more 💖 from the 🇺🇸

Damn 3 minutes under, my brothers have adapted for survival.

@vuetube4558

Жыл бұрын

He would make a great Navy Seal for sure!

Sa bai dee Laoglish nyob zoo hmongglish . You guys have so much fun love it

Big up mario that fish is heeench 💪😊

What a precious adventure ❤

We Hmong believe that every part of certain area there is a spiritual landowner there that’s y they did that little tradition section “pray”. Still does it here in the U.S.

Another great video Mario! Keep up the good work. You have already hit past 44k subscribers. Can't wait to see you topping 100k!

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Jimmy, we really appreciate that!

😁😂😂😂🤘très bon documentaire et qui prouve que notre peuple est un peuple très fier et courageux et save accueillir son prochain ,encore félicitations pour votre documentaire...😂😁😁🤘🤘🤘

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Wow that’s coooool to be able to do that with native

Love the content, mate. Keep them coming!

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Love the videos!!! Superb Expedition with a Jungle Man.., 🔥 Can’t wait for more with the Hmongs

Good job. We want to see more Hmong videos.

Wow, that's wonderful place where the best area of nature.

i enjoyed this video, awesome adventure bro.. i'm subscribing!

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

something about camping and surviving here seem fun. it looks safe but it could be dangerous if your not experience camper.

From hmong USA love it. this is a great expedition with the hmong people in laos I used to live in laos before come to the USA

I’m Laotian really love this thank you for doing it.

Your friend ked should open a jungle guided tours

U should definitely do more survival catch and cook. I do enjoy it alot

Welcome back to the real jungle adventure Mario. FYI, very beautiful Hmong Lao girl just won Miss Univers Lao 2022 pageant and she will go to US in Dec to compete miss Universe …..have fun and be safe my friend.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you bro 🙏

18:45 calling the spirit of that area to come join and eat (your a guest and that's his place/area/home, etc). I guess he also calling his parent (pass away) to come join and eat.

Hey nice to see all you guys trips in Laos. Hope everyone have fun.still waiting for more video

I'm craving stream fish now lol, going to ask the wife to go buy me some at the oriental market

the hmong new year is just around the corner, you two should go and experience it.

Congrats on what you are doing. I have done a lot in Lao but not this extreme. You are not a tourist but a traveler. Keep having fun while you can.

I was born in the jungle between Cambodia and vietnam and the scenes in the video looks very similar to ours. Haven’t back for over 20 years.

@Montana1226

Жыл бұрын

Were ur parents or grandparents apart of the hmong cia that the US tricked and left to die

To let you know that Hmong people are very smart about survival 😅

3 minutes wow...that's crazy.

Welcome 🙏🏻

beautiful adventure brother, I'm hmong and these survival videos are great. keep them coming

@TravelsonToast

6 ай бұрын

Thanks man!

Great video! Butterflies on you are usually a very good sign of you being watched by 👼.

Love the video. that's a amazing view. Thank you for showing.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Scot!

You guys are on the roll!! My oh my....!!

This is awesome vlog with my Hmong ppl we in usa are watching n supporting

Wow.. you guys are just killing it! Fun fun fun!

Awesome

Nice adventure bro.. keep going its nice to watch😊

Love this. Please more videos like this!

Nyob Zoo and Hello! Wow, stumbled upon this video and it's amazing! Glad you found these two kind brothers to provide you with a glimpse into Hmong life in the jungle and survival hunting. Great work on this vlog and thanks for sharing! I loved watching it!

Mario by the praying means that you are asking for blessing and welcoming the spiritual owner of the land to eat and protect you guys from any danger or harm since you are visiting their land

Man I love your videos of hanging with my Hmong brothers! Cheers

you already have survival Skill now, From @lao jungle secret.

taste much better eating fish like this. this is how we grow up when living in laos.

Hmong 🇺🇸 sending love.

Another good jungle survival video. I enjoy every minute of it. Your work never disappoint. Thank you

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, we really appreciate that!

Please don’t let this be your last video making about hmong people. So far you & NowLao are the only two filming our hmong people. Thanks. Great content my friend

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

We look forward to making more 👍

Wow, it's really beautiful, I want to experience it in real life. 👍❤️🌷🥀

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

It really is!

Hey Mario welcome back Laos mate. Really enjoy this adventure video mate thank you for sharing, take care. Ped from Melbourne.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Ped!

I'm Jai, nice to meet you bro i'm Ked's friend welcom to my area again

@TravelsonToast

4 ай бұрын

Oh nice

Thank you for your amazing video especially this survival of the jungle skills with Hmong people. Keeping it up!!!

When you're out hunting and eating in the forest you make an offering to the spirits and such for protection and so nothing will come bother you

We Hmong people everytime we eat on the forest we call the spirit in the forest to come eat with us and protect us from the evil spirit and we call our ancestors to protect and guide us to the road ahead where we are going.

i like u guys video no picky you can eat most everything u guys look great thanks for sharing ur video god blessing u all

Thanks brothers..❤

Cool bro! Welcome to the Hmong Tribe...and thank you for sharing your adventure with us in the comfort of our livingrooms. I hope you enjoy your adventure and would recommend it to others who seek simaliar adventures as you.

Looks fun, I would love to do that too

U will never die of hunger with my people.. we are Survivors!!!