We Ate Durian From a 300 Year Old Tree!! 🌳 | EXOTIC FRUIT in Phatthalung, Thailand

[@Amz_G]

I cannot find the exact words to describe what impact this video had on me today. I have watched hundreds of Marks videos and have followed him across the world as if I were right there beside him. Mark has taught me so much over the years, but today.... your guest Lindsay..... she made me think a little different today. Every word that she spoke came from her heart. Passionate and knowledgable yet surprised and inquisitive. A true master of the durian. It's not just a fruit. Its history. That sent shivers down my spine! This video just made it into my all time top 3 favourites. Mark and Lindsay, if you ever get to read this comment.... Thank you.

[@foodman3833]

Sorry to bother you..if u like food challange..honestly visit us ..HOT GREEN CHILLIES EATING CHALLENGE 50+ ... 🔥🔥

[@29sentz]

@@foodman3833 Lindsay's very egotistical. Not sure what you mean by from the heart...

[@3vilHmongkey]

I love Lindsey's passion for the durian fruit. She describes the taste perfectly as is 😆

[@rescissionmybreath]

Durian seems like a normal fruit here in the Philippines but didn't know it was this complex! Learned so much durian things. Love the guest, Mark!

[@sherrycrowell4786]

I absolutely loved watching this video! The scenery is so breathtaking beautiful. Thanks so much for showing and educating us with this history, I very much appreciated it.

[@AnnaH4R]

I called out to my 6 year old, "Mark has a new video with durian!" and he came running to me 😂 Thanks, Mark. We both enjoyed the watching.

[@DaveShichmanMusic]

I love your honesty about "when they named it 300 years old". However old it truly is, it's a special part of our world for sure.

[@duskymoonuk]

Loving this new channel, Mark. Really interesting stuff, lots of veggie/vegan stuff. Keep ‘em coming mate 😀👍🏼

[@gibsonphilippines4901]

WOW GLAD TO KNOW THIS 300 YEAR OLD DURIAN TREE THAT WAS AMAZING TREE THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VLOG MARK SO HAPPY TO LEARN THIS I LOVE EATING DURIAN SOME PEOPLE DONT LIKE BECAUSE SMELLS BAD BUT ME I LOVE IT SO MUCH LOVE WATCHING UR VLOGS MARK WATCHING from PHILIPPINES!

[@katharineshields]

So relieved when I figured out you said “durian writer” not “durian rider”.....

[@bollyking]

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[@mii89s]

🤣🤣

[@lhicks1354]

🙏

[@RockstarEater]

I want to do a durian mukbang :)

[@beautifulworld7567]

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[@jeetuharjani422]

Awsome video Mark. It has been honoring Being part of this video. Looks like Lindsay has taken the show in this video...make surge you take back a seed of this durian to grow at your garden. Good day and many thanks.

[@rschrader]

Mark - I just watched your 2013 durian video with Lindsay. Wow - your video style has really changed from this video in 2013 to 2020! I think your fans would really like to see some video bloopers either at the end of each video, once in a while or in something like an annual blooper compilation video. Also - nice 2013 hair... 🤣

[@vonnpowell3844]

I’ve never had durian. I’m hoping my first taste of it will be in Thailand along with stink beans! I’m visit soon as Thailand opens all the way

[@kanishkasamanta7645]

That's a lot of discovery and experience! Learnt so many new things!

[@giovannalbradley]

Mark Weins is definitely the best food vlogger. Ever!👏👏👏👏👏

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you for your incredible support Giovanna!

[@thanaang1455]

Fully agree with you.

[@adhymiko2679]

If this three-hundred-year durian tree was in Indonesia, it would be a sacred tree and no one dare to eat or even climb it 😂. Btw you are a great guy Mark, "hope you have an amazing life."

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you Adhy, hope you're doing well.

[@pacedestudio]

One of my most Favorite Video of yours so attached with the Mother Nature with its Esteemed Rich Nature's Quality I Bow before it, Love it & Live it from my Soul ++++++++

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you Amit!

[@pacedestudio]

@@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens ...My Heartiest Gratitude...Always Stay Blessed Dear +++++

[@playze88]

I tried durian for the first time today. I love it. It tastes like creamy ripe banana with a hint of cashew nut. Awesome!

[@AwesomeFish12]

Eating a piece of history. Just knowing how many hundreds if not thousands of people over the centuries have tasted the fruit from that same tree, from that EXACT same tree... It's amazing. It must have been a really cool experience. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@Amz_G]

AwesomeFish12 good to know someone else was thinking the exact same thing as me

[@tosht2515]

After all these years of Mark eating and highlighting stink beans it was cool to see him try *_ripe_* ones for the first time.

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thanks Tosh, yah it was so cool to taste it!

[@MrKhombodia]

Wow. She's very knowledgeable and passionate about durian. I dig.

[@RockstarEater]

She can be my tour guide! :)

[@nhdarling2]

I dig too

[@hamiltonastan]

this is the first time seeing the matured/ripen stink beans or petai by turning itself from green to black on the outside! there is also another former communist camp in Betong, Yala Province featuring a tunnel called the Piyamit Tunnel. that tunnel was built by the Malayan communist group led by the late Chin Peng during the emergency era in the 1970s. the ex-Malayan communists continue to live in Thailand and remain barred from entering Malaysia right after a peace treaty called the Haadyai Peace Accord was signed in 1989.

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you very much Yong, and thanks for the bit of history. Hoping to visit Betong sometime!

[@Sheikhadil-ti5td]

I m ur big fan from pakistan. Mark. I see ur all vblogs . My dream is to work for u. Hope to make a restaurant for u of chapli kababs. So when u come to Pakistan enjoy with ur family. But may b it's only my dream

[@AS--999]

I just found your new channel! Such a cool concept and I love that you are doing more recipes here too!! I LOVED the Street Food at Home videos!!

[@ellena858]

Wow, wow, wow, so much flavor in one video!!! I’m definitely having juicy fruit envy!!!

[@AH-hb5jb]

Dear Lindsay, if you think only Thailand has a 300 yr old durian tree, then you havent really found the durian. Pls come to Pasir Pandak, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysis and discover at least 250 yr old durian trees which some trunk is as big as 2 meters in diameter. The big bonus is if yiu can find the 'durian tembaga'.

[@NansGlobalKitchen]

Wow! My mouth is watering seeing those juicy durian, from the 300 years durian tree. Yummy! I also love Jackfruit which when ripe smells close to the durian. The jungle scenery was awesome too. I wish I lived there in Thailand, to get my hands on some of those fruits and spices.

[@khonthai4225]

Welcome Lyndsey a Durian Expert! If you ask your friends, 50% hate its stinky smell but the rest love this expensive sweet cheesy fruit. In Thailand, we believe Durian has a hot effect in your body, which can be cooled down by eating mangosteens or drinking a glass of water mixed with a little salt. I end up eating a whole durian, followed by 1 kilogram of mangosteens.

[@YearoftheDurian]

I don't need to be called a "durian expert" :) I just find durian really fascinating and love eating it and meeting people who love it also.

[@knyghtryder3599]

We love it , we can eat it everyday

[@RainBaha]

I've been waiting for this video ever since Lindsay mentioned meeting you in her IG posts. feels like a 300 years wait 😆

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you!

[@Kilobyte254]

I love watching your videos and seeing you go in these wonderful adventures!!

[@nazarf1884]

That girl is totally wrong..actually durian is a native tree in most part of southeast asia (tropical forest)..in malaysia we also have a lot of durian variety including the native one (called durian kampung) & the hybrid one (called durian kahwin) such as musang king,black thorn,D101 etc..i notice in some part of thailand,they pluck the under ripe durian and sell it..under ripe durian usually comes with longer stalk..in malaysia,we let durian ripen and drop by itself..so that's the perfectly ripe durian to eat..please check your fact before you claim yourself a "durian guru"..cheers from Malaysia ✌🏻

[@suhanakhalib]

Historically phattalung is used to be malay land before annexed into siam/thai by british as an ally. Then the name of phattalung itself derived from malay word petaling or some people said bendelong/merdelong. Same goes to yala = jalo, pattani = patani (pantai ini), narathiwat = menara, krabi = gherbi, chaiya = cahaya, phuket = bukit, tarutao = tertua, songhkla = singgora etc...

[@29sentz]

Yeah this girl comes out of nowhere as the "durian expert" and is greedy and self-centered: " When I got the call, I came over" she says. I, I, I, I, I all about me and the ego with her. Taking claim as an expert. Wild durian is better than grafted durian I hear anyway (like in RawBliss video from Borneo). They only grafted durian to make it more sugary, they just wanted sugar content which is why they grafted durian, claiming it "jas better odds" of growing into a successful full-grown tree (with high-sugar durians on it). Wrong direction, durian sugar content should be lower and more subtly sweet and more of just a fatty, creamy fruit, not a sugar fruit. A shame what humanity has done to the durian fruit and all their CLONING aka grafting.

[@GEDMimi]

Actually durian is from south east Russia where they used to make Popsicles for Santa. I know because I've been eating them for five. Don't second guess an expert like me

[@MrKiNgJSA]

@@suhanakhalib Historically, the whole peninsular used to be Siamese territory, but Malaysia was separated and colonized by British.

[@hongng3963]

A farang expert in durian? Give me a break!

[@neelulingan]

Nature at her best and your love towards sting beans superb 🇹🇭✌️

[@cxxx9756]

every youtube video about a thai durian, there will be malaysians' comments saying malaysian durians are better.

[@LapauTV]

Learn the word "durian peram"..

[@yunjiroluiz1289]

It is also known as "The King of Fruit" and here in Philippines there's a lot of very delicious varieties of Durian specially in Davao, the Durian capital of Philippines.

[@anaslemans2432]

She's an absolute Durianologist !!

[@ThydaCookingTV]

Yes

[@ummfaizal]

Durian eater

[@likhithd584]

her voice is awesome

[@eugeniogonzalez5651]

got to connect with Lindsay and gave her a few durian recommendations when she was to visit Davao... unfortunately i could not fly to Davao at that time

[@Mohar-mo3no]

Durian kampong has less flesh and big seeds. It last longer, more than 3 days not prise open. Thorny shell are thicker to withstand dropping from high branches. Used to hate durian siam. Thanks for showing the stinky beans trees.

[@Vankotimanusvanij]

And if the duriaN falls on your head then bye bye . Im always scared of that happening

[@TheLindyconner]

I love her on Instagram!!!! Amazing knowledge of the Durian ❤❤❤❤

[@Panson9160]

Wow!!!! Love the nature and totally want to try that Durian, you are one lucky dude 👍🏽

[@ryann_xxii]

Been waiting on your uploads. I really love how you try to describe the taste of the food, the surroundings, the food itself, and the people you meet. Your such a great content creator. Keep safe and your family. Greetings from the Philippines.

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you very much Anna, hope you're doing well!

[@Mikomido5]

I had durian while growing up in Thailand. It’s really good on its own but my favorite way of eating it was with sweetened sticky rice drizzled with some coconut milk. Similar to Thai mango sticky rice dessert. It’s really rich so I didn’t eat it often.

[@mitchellcagabhion6386]

Wooowww 300 years old durian tree amazing!😊❤

[@slight1699]

What a wonderful adventure! Thanks for bringing us along.

[@priyaambekar7027]

Hey mark I m your bigest fan from india ... I like to watch your all videos ..u r one of d best and fabulous food blogger ....I like your family specially u and your son ...u explain very nicely abt food ......I like to watch your video whole day on my tv and since 3 days I m waching only your videos.....

[@ummfaizal]

I don't think she is durian expert when she belittles Malaysian durian as new. Durian tree in my village in Kelantan even bigger than that Phattalung tree. She said Malaysian durian is new because she only went to Chinese owned orchard. If you go to Malays orchard you will find heritage durian kampung tree of hundred years. In fact the word durian is came from Malay word, Malays cultivate durian long before since Tai people still as hunter gatherer at Yunnan hills 800 years ago.

[@moktihola4966]

faizal U should invite mark & lindsay then. Come back again to Malaysia. enjoy the experience after the pandemic is gone.

[@echanchuk]

Concur with faizal. If you go into Borneo interior you can find a lot of century old durian trees either in Malaysian or Indonesian part of Borneo.

[@tedlovejesus]

It’s over, Malaysia is dead

[@RockstarEater]

I would love to eat from an 800 year old tree!

[@beautifulworld7567]

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[@aaramzee]

Among the food bloggers on KZbin, I have noticed that this new channel of yours, very quickly crossed 100,000 subscribers. It may be record.

[@martinpotgieter7708]

Crossover from Mark's main channel more likely.

[@martinpotgieter7708]

Mark seemed pleasantly surprised by the yellow version stink bean 😂

[@padmagovindaswamy9058]

This video was a treat. Thank you Mark.

[@sheybaby6504]

So awesome mark what a extraordinary experience very nice!!!

[@ayot7057]

Good job... Enjoy when you uploaded the video... My fav youtuber ever mark wiens... Stay healthy mark... Love it... God blessed you always and your family...

[@aracelidiwa9604]

Oh wow 🤩! Awesome video

[@ponmisouk9478]

😊😌🙏 love it so beautiful love the tree with the vine!!!!

[@tonymixadventures4897]

Hi idol new friend here

[@somphons6793]

ชาวต่างชาติ​เค้าชอบมาเที่ยวเมืองไทย👍🏾👫

[@monilazafrine7578]

Marks food having reaction so nice

[@agamariegenerales3777]

I love durian and it's an excellent flavour for ice cream...🥰😍 thank you Mark.. your passion for food is amazing.. thanks for the bundle of joy you give to us..🥰

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Glad to hear that!

[@matildacalderon1024]

Yumm, what I'd give to have a fresh Durian...Enjoy Mark😋😋❤

[@mikew6840]

Hi Mark, random comment here.... I’m sure a lot of people would be interested to hear about your exercise regimen that keeps you so fit and slim despite being a professional, full-time eater! 😏

[@blueclouds9729]

Tweak and weed

[@Ash-se6gh]

he already made a video about that

[@arnethaustria2071]

Keep safe mark. God bless you and your family 🙏🏻😇

[@ahmadmazlan3496]

this girl is no durian expert. in my village in penang (not durian orchard), there are durian kampong trees aging from 200- 300 years old. she should also go to kelantan and find durian hutan. that should be way more older than durian kampong.

[@hazimhashim235]

Lol self proclaimed durian expert dissing malaysian durian. Like who the hell are you?

[@KA-pq3yz]

@ Hazim Hashim Thai tourism agency I guess 🤣😂

[@chenchacrit621]

Kelentan used to be one part of Siam kingdom before lost to British

[@tktk_green9332]

Kelantan, is used to be part of Thailand

[@josephmanzuni8593]

@@tktk_green9332 Southern Thailand have always been and still is a Malay region. The people there are Malay and not Thai and they were part of the Sultanate of Kedah way before Siam. Till today Southern Thailand speaks Malay and eat Malay based food. Blessings from 🇦🇹

[@wishman5550]

Wonderful journey as always.. u are living the life fullest...

[@simoneschroeder3074]

please explore more with this girl. she knows it

[@Amz_G]

Simone Schroeder glad to know someone was thinking the exact same thing as me

[@chialiulian2881]

Nah..

[@KidDr1ft]

My name is “Darien” and when mark is saying “Durian” it just sounds like he’s talking about me the whole time. An honor and confusion at the same time. I am Asian, Black, Puerto Rican & Irish and my Asian side is from Laos/Thailand so when my grandparents say my name that’s how they pronounce it “Durian” 😂

[@ikillprettythingz7947]

Hi nice to meet a fellow Laos Thai person!

[@JanahLife]

Nice name

[@pppeter3246]

Hahaha

[@KidDr1ft]

@@JanahLife thank you. I appreciate it. 😊

[@KidDr1ft]

@@ikillprettythingz7947 nice to meet you ☺️

[@chicotv5222]

So nice to see 300 year old durian I can feel here about the aroma is so strong

[@themintleaf1778]

How did you meet Lindsay, Mark?. She is very knowledgeable. Does government have record of age of this tree? The cave reminded me of rescue of stranded boys from the cave few years back. Scary looking caves. Fresh fruits from the trees is a delight. Moreover, Mark your editing is too quick on drone footage. You have only a second footage to show top of the tree. Not good.

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

I've known Lindsay for many years. We connected in Bangkok back in 2013 I think. There's no official record how old this tree is, it's mostly judged by word of mouth and generations.

[@pandalala888]

Read his description 😉

[@themintleaf1778]

@@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens thank you Mark, I read it later in the description and watched that old video also. I did not know someone can specialize in Durian. I have not tasted one yet.

[@thetruth4631]

Is there anything that Mark doesn't like 🙃 I love the way he enjoys his food - that satisfied smile and those happy eyes

[@blueelephantthailandtours8860]

Yes he is the best food vlogger, ever.

[@foodman3833]

Sorry to bother you..if u like food challange..honestly visit us ..HOT GREEN CHILLIES EATING CHALLENGE 50+ ... 🔥🔥

[@TheLungNuad]

@@foodman3833 Invite Mark for that bcuz he loves spicy....he will go for it.

[@gjlliwanag]

We watch your vids while eating lunch , adds flavor to the food we eat haha, good job bro. From Baybay City Leyte, Philippines.

[@RK-we4qj]

The name durian itself is a Malay word and it means "Thorny" so it originated from the Malaysia

[@TheDGirsang]

No it was because the British (used to colonize Malaya) use the word and introduce it to the world . Nothing to do with the origin of the plant ! Just like words bamboo, sarong, kampong, amok, pandan, rambutan, etc... We learn this in subject Bahasa Indonesia as : "kata-kata serapan" dari Bahasa Melayu ke Bahasa Inggris.

[@chenchacrit621]

Turian in Thai

[@josephmanzuni8593]

@@chenchacrit621 Nope. Duri means Thorn in Malay. Durian is a Malay word. Im not even Malay or Malaysia. But even I know that. 😊

[@hartonoX69]

Let's do war to proove its at least in international Court 😜

[@suhanakhalib]

Even phattalung is used to be malay land before annex by siam/thai. The original name was petaling or bendelong/merdelong. Same goes with chaiya mean cahaya, phuket = bukit, tarutao = tertua, sadao = sendawa, pattani = pantaini, narathiwat = menara, yala = jalor etc....

[@debbieebbiebobebbie]

Wow, that history lesson was amazing! Thank you random person!

[@Amz_G]

Debbie Ebbiebobebbie was that history lesson so amazing that you couldn't even be bothered to find out her name? I agree. That history lesson was so amazing. That random persons name is Lindsay.

[@janareyes1303]

Wow... Always watching your videos... Positivity and goodvibes

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

I call durian “spiky cheese” because that’s a good way to describe it. It’s smelly but delicious

[@longhaulblue]

Durian and mangosteen. Yum!

[@wendybrierley5412]

Yes, King and Queen!

[@forteandblues]

Yay new video!

[@larrysong953]

The exotic fruits while listening to the stories and history in the jungle 😊

[@RockstarEater]

How about these exotic fruits? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hamwpKp-g5l_pJI

[@smartza1211]

Rockstar Eater your face look like Chinese guy from hangover dude LoL

[@kodiang05]

Very bold statement from a newbies... may be she should come study Malaysian durian... long before Musang King.. there are many original varieties or Durian in this region.. people here living with durians for centuries.. She must not conclude that kind of statements... newer varieties came from the older one.. who can say about durian history when there are non to compare with.. Claiming that kind of things with not a basis of scientific proof is void...

[@TomGreese]

Love this video brother

[@ThydaCookingTV]

Me too love this Chanel

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thanks Tom!

[@VivBeyer1111]

Your personality makes me So happy Mark !!!!!

[@m_thaiclub870]

Hi Mark, Almost Southern Thai people will look at the Coconut tree for at least of year old of that place, you can ask the people there for sure. That is to count how many generations.

[@rajivgangoo4875]

Another great video Mark. Apart from Malaysia and Thailand do you know anywhere else Durian trees grow? Will love to try it.. heard about this fruit for the first time on your videos Mark. It resembles the Chataigne tree found in the Caribbean where I live.

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you very much Rajiv, I know lots in Indonesia and southern Philippines. But I think there's not too much outside of SE Asia. But check Lindsay's blog for lots more info about this.

[@anomakulathunga2345]

They grow in Sri Lanka too

[@isobelmaneul7066]

Awesome Mark love the video 🤗👏👏

[@nancea7713]

Good morning Mark, just sat down with my cup of coffee and about to watch 😊. 🌶️🌶️NY

[@ThydaCookingTV]

Greeting from Cambodia

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you Nance, have a great day!

[@nancea7713]

You're welcome..same to u, Ying and Micah

[@2beauti4ify]

Reminded me of my home village in Laos. There's no path to get to it. I am wondering if my house is still standing?

[@dr.shaheeramarakkar752]

Waaa.😍😍...one more awesome episode....Mark's favrt things-Stink beans,Durian&eggplants😁😁.....hope u r doing well Mark.....becoz f bzy schedule m nt able to comment also....bt still m watching ur vlogs regularly nd hitting like also.....Big on spice🌶️🌶️✌️

[@fitmustaza2107]

"durian expert".... riightt. *eye roll

[@WNFGHT]

Hahahahaha🤣

[@KA-pq3yz]

Not really.

[@ikillprettythingz7947]

😂😂😂😆 the people that owns that property I'm sure are

[@DMMinthehouse]

Idk man...after watching the video she seems to be suuuuper into and knows a lot of random facts about durian...

[@addicted2water69]

Malaysia no durian history she says 😂😂😂

[@denniswoo9334]

Actually durian been in Malaysia during the Chang Ho time.around 1410

[@jannaraphael1944]

Wow!

[@anizanaffendy8981]

Hahahaha

[@trimethylglycine]

i knew this kind of comment would pop up🤣🤣🤣 who tf cares

[@denniswoo9334]

@@trimethylglycine Durian is a Malay word from Malaysia, not a Thai word, it self explained where it came from, certainly not from Thailand.

[@arifnasfi801]

@@denniswoo9334 ....Malay word FROM RIAU INDONESIA...check your history knowledge first...

[@marvinnueva4178]

Wooooo ! U come to the Philippines specifically in Mindanao I’ll give u the native durian and the new variety👌

[@zuazualszuals8864]

Been watching u for a long time....ur videos are all so amazing hope u will visit our city one day

[@Zennofobic]

Mark's eyes bug out even more when he tastes something really good

[@oygeeringh7547]

WoW! 300 yrs old Durian. I'm so envious that you get to taste the fruit from the tree. Very Happy you share this very interesting history. Thanks So Much!

[@BigOnSpiceMarkWiens]

Thank you very much Oy!

[@VideologSG]

Great video as always! ❤️

[@maymoonaveeran9787]

Imagine, durian, stinkbeans and mangosteen all in one place. These people are so lucky.

[@RockstarEater]

I love mangosteen. I'm eating it here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/hamwpKp-g5l_pJI

[@2075vj]

Very interesting. I’ve never eaten Dorian are stink things. Thanks for sharing Mark🙏🏽

[@Angkhoo1]

did you hug the tree and say thank you? next year it will produce more

[@ThydaCookingTV]

I like to visit one day

[@alexgottmituns7049]

Fantastic videos! I have a couple questions: Do you ever get a bit nervous about the venomous creatures over there? (Do you have a medical team on stand by?) I am a palm tree fanatic. Fruit and hearts of palm etc. Love your Palm tree videos. The Caryota (Fishtail palm) video was excellent (You do know that when they produce fruit, they will die.)

[@ikillprettythingz7947]

Mark you have 2 Channels!?? Oohhh you're so lucky. My mom and sister loves Durian! I'm not sure if I've ever had any but they told me it's delicious and creamy

[@motivationfrommilitary]

I am a former army officer in my country and i have seen a much bigger durian tree than that im sure it is more older than that, it was at a former enemy camp.. i have eaten a fruit from it... so many layers of flavour, bitter alcoholic, sweet,... too bad my battalion commander cut it down.. i never thought it was that old...

[@tokbah5355]

I disagree with Lindsay.. durian originated from Malaysia, you can only find the best durian which is Musang King came from Malaysia.. the name durian itself is in Malay translated to thorny fruit..

[@LapauTV]

Yes bro..she proclaimed herself..duh

[@tumtum1881]

Don't Claim

[@linatan6393]

Good videos wooowww the best videos from mark in the wold

[@tetssky]

This young durian lover Self proclaimed as durian expert is somehow offending all those real expert and researchers in the agricultural fields. I mean i too have passion eating durian. Own a few durian trees and eat durian all my life yet not proclaimed myself as an expert. 😂

[@nazarf1884]

Tu la pasal..rare juga minah salleh boleh claim dia durian expert 😬

[@kiritokxic]

but no, she is durian expert.

[@ATrainTravels]

Cheers to durian 🍻

[@คุณจรรยาหนูเอียด]

ดีใจจัง คุณมาร์ค มาบ้านเกิดเราด้วย พัทลุงยินดีต้อนรับนะคะ

[@darydavid4270]

Amazing 300 year durian tree I can see that

[@PREPFORIT]

I love durian. That is such an amazing culinary adventure you had (AGAIN) ; )