Kin kow kun means breeding and extending a warm welcome to join the meal and eat together and be happy together (there are deeper meaning s in that like if you have not eaten yet why not join us it's an extended word of caring.

Hi! Thanks for the video, you answer many of my question to invest in my cook kit :) I was just wondering, when you store the 2 Trangia hard anodized pots, does the small one rub on the big one ? I'm wondering if in the long run it can damage the bigger one ? Do you store it with something inbetween ? Thanks again!

Thanks guys. I'm on my way in January.

Always a pleasure to cycle in Thailand. My favorite.

Im looking forward to the videos from Peru.

Hi guy's, love the positive attitude in your Thailand video's. They are very inspirational. Are you permanently based in Thailand , or will you be making bikepacking/touring video's from other countries? Regards, Neil

Sick intro ride safe look forward to more videos

Nice Video 👍

Super great, and thanks for visiting Thailand.

How do you make coffee on trips? ... wait, you do make coffee on trips, right?

Nice, you go so detailed through the options. Where do you store your setup on your bike? As the trangia pot-pan comobo isn't necessarily small.

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Brand name on the grater, by chance?

oooh hell, just on time...I really need this book. I hope the ingredients are easy to find, and if not I can always do without some or change some.

Amazing, thanks for this! Just what I was wondering when I saw the book launch..

Even a slight breeze makes cooking difficult

where is the ping place?.....

That SLAPS! 🤤

Great cook kit! Nice review, fast and to the point ✨

Plant-based by default? OK, the worry that I might have issues adapting your recipes to a vegan diet was the one and only hurdle keeping me from wanting to buy. Amazing!!

Good vid and run down of the options for those of us that don't want to live off convenience store/fast food when traveling.

Congrats to you both! (also I just became your 1,000 subscriber hahaha let's get that money rolling innnnn)

Only just caught this vlog.Epic content,thoughtful,insightful,respectful of Thai culture and some nifty bike trecks.Great job guys as a fan of Thailand bein a Brit in Asia with 1 yr living in Phuket❤😊

this was STUNNING wow if i put this film togeher i would wake up every morning and watch it to remind myself how freakin cool i am 🤩

A wonderful story.

Absolute rippa of a route and that climb up to Ping's place is unreal. Hope all is going well guys.

Love the video and the vibes . From local Cnx .One day I’ll ride this awesome route

6500 over 325 okayyyyyyy lets goooooo

I rode the MHS loop, did many extra miles in and out it took me three months to have a solid look around, and still i have only just touched the surface of Northern Thailand.. I am going back to MHS to live on the river in a month.. the quality of life is incredible the people are wonderful the food is plentiful and of the highest quality all year round

Nu.. what a quality bike wizard and even more as a human..

the route looks great! i hope i be able to ride it one day. which gear ranges did you use for all the climbing? got a 38T front and 10-44T back right now.

Love the video. Been looking at Thailand for a year or two now and just recently decided to get a bike to get outdoors to improve my well-being. Getting way ahead of myself but this vid was definitely food for thought as both Chang Mai and Bangkok are in my bucket list. Until then I’ll fall back on my homemade Pad Kra Pao at home here in the UK 😊👍

Nice Men take care

It´s great to see that there´s more to Northern Thailand than just Chiang Mai and the Mae Hong Son Loop. Nevertheless it´s very important to mention, that riders should check the air pollution in this region on a daily (!) basis because of the burning season. We just have been there and being outside without a mask was very harmful.

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May ride it next year. My wife and I rode from Bangkok down to Penang Malaysia and back up. Currently in Hua Hin will train back as its HOT now and we’ve already seen the way back. We’ve been using the walking route on google maps and mapsme to find smaller paths and dirt roads as much as we can. Definitely makes for more enjoyable days even when it adds plenty of miles. We we’re already thinking about North next year. Chiang Mai to Nan probably. Just now heard about your route. Thanks and have fun out there!

Splendid project, gorgeous film!

Loved this, and the production quality on this video is SO GOOD 🤌 can't wait to ride your route one day guys!

This is SO beautiful! Wow <3

Great video! Thailand traffic scares me though

Goosebumps!!! The message of this little doc is so important. Honestly you guys are so inspiring, you’re doing such cool stuff all the time and it’s so nice to see that you are also looking out for others around you while you do it. Great story and it’s so beautifully told also! Great job everyone involved 💛

Great video - I love the way you and Nu approached creating this bikepacking route. It also brought me back the good memories from when I toured in this beautiful (and super hilly) part of the world last year. Great to see Nu has not changed at all (yes, he is always busy!). What's next for you?

You guys are amazing your route was amazing and how your inspiration has inspired others and changed the life of the beautiful people of the Lanna Kingdom .....a huge thankyou.

First time to your channel, love the hugs given. It shows a lot ❤

Such a beautiful video. Honored to have met Sam, Bec and Nu at Triple Cycles while we were in ChiangMai before heading off to the Lanna Kingdom bikepacking journey. Met great people along the way and made some new friends, especially Ping at Tung Yung Homestay. Really love the serenity along the route and all the beautiful viewpoints @ Doi Dam and also the Royal Project Camp. Waiting for Lanna 2.0! Cheers!

Nu is such a legend. First saw him in a video back in 2018 and I'll finally be heading to Chiang Mai later this year - maybe August/Sept. Hopefully I get to ride the Lanna Kingdom while I'm there! So Stoked! Great video guys.

Loved every minute of this and the inspiration is hitting HARD! Great work team :)

Magical story guy's.... Hope to do some of bikepacking soon! ❤ Sheffield England 🇬🇧

Long time no see.

My wife and I took up bike touring in our fifties and have fallen in love with it's simplicity and freedom. We're in the early stages of planning a SE Asia trip in the near future after some short trips in our local region, Victoria, Australia. Subbed...obviously!