LIKE A TOURIST FLYER | PU LUONG VIETNAM | Best Unknown Place to Visit 2023

[@doodahgurlie]

Wow, guys, what an AMAZING find!! I'm so glad they are building things like this instead of the atrocity that is all those theme parks! This is perfect for a quiet and peaceful vacation and I think will appeal more to the Western crowds whom don't want Sapa-like vibe. Hopefully whatever they're building around it will fit in with the scenery like this place.

[@KeithandDev]

We agree we hope it doesn’t get to built up to keep its quiet peaceful nature :)

[@doodahgurlie]

Your bungalow cabin is awesome, but I wish they had put in a skylight or something different for the bathroom to lighten it up and make it more like an outdoor shower (maybe not practical during the winter months, though...LOL). The views are just breathtaking from your room and from that pool...so impressed with this place!

[@KeithandDev]

Yeah haha theres was a little window but not much light in the bathroom, makes it really cool and authentic though. The views were absolutely phenomenal for sure. We were impressed too. Thanks for watching! 🥰

[@hailey0917]

How beautiful! What lovely accommodations. The footage of y’all swimming in the rain was breathtaking 💛 like a snippet from a romance novel in real life.

[@KeithandDev]

Aw thanks Hailey ❤️ yeah it was one of those moments, we’re so happy to have captured it. Thanks for watching!

[@Patigoooool]

I stayed exactly here in September with the rice paddies in full lushness and it was magical. For only £20 as well (shared bathroom). It really was a highlight of Northern Vietnam for me. And the ride up there was beautiful. Thanks for the memories

[@KeithandDev]

Awesome! Yeah it was definitely a highlight for us too, unbelievable views. Thanks for watching! 😊

[@aranyatierra7788]

Aww!!! So romantic you guys ❤fantastic view so much to see. Thanks for sharing.

[@KeithandDev]

Such a beautiful view 😍 thanks so much for watching ♥️🥰

[@martinebouchard2020]

It’s a dream, wow so beautiful, loved the drone shots!

[@KeithandDev]

Merci! ❤️

[@fastkillmmmm]

Wow! the view is sick! Must be off the beaten track hence still in its natural undisturbed state. Must experience before it becomes another Sapa. Thanks for sharing.

[@KeithandDev]

Thank you for watching :) It s pretty magical place!

[@JonathanPeterson-Elliott]

wow Vietnam sure is beautiful!

[@KeithandDev]

It sure it! :)

[@laurielabrie5038]

What an amazing place😍

[@KeithandDev]

Agreed :)

[@laurie5396]

So beautiful and lush!😍

[@KeithandDev]

Thanks for watching :)

[@WeWanderlustCo]

Such a fun and relaxing vlog guys. 😌Great alternative to Sapa🤗 P.S We could stay in that pool forever😍

[@KeithandDev]

Thanks for watching you guys

[@LibbyWithnall]

What a stunning place to stay - both the accomodation and the view. Your drone shots were incredible and that infinity pool - WOW! The swim in the room looked fun (and romantic). And that dinner looked so yummy. When we hopefully get to Vietnam hopefully we can stay there.

[@KeithandDev]

Yes we would totally recommend staying there :) thanks you so much for watching Libby! :)

[@milatcacenco8114]

Hi guys Thank you for your interesting channel ,i really enjoy watching😇. I have a questinion:which vaccine have you made for your trip to South East Asia?

[@KeithandDev]

Hi there! We have Typhoid, Hep A and B, Tetanus, and brought some Malaria pills (used only for a week). Rabies you can get too, it’s expensive, same with Japanese Encephalitis, and they take a month to get. We just got Yellow Fever as well to travel to other parts of the world 👍😊 hope this helps! thanks for watching!

[@mikeandashley]

Great video, guys! We just subscribed. 😊

[@KeithandDev]

Thanks guys, that really means a lot to us 🥰 we’ve actually seen a few of your videos and your cinematography is amazing! :)

[@jeremyhardy6858]

How did you get to Pu Luong? Did the Pu Luong home arrange travel for you?

[@KeithandDev]

we took a bus from Hanoi and then a bus after to Ninh bin. There is a nice bus that runs daily for both locations. We booked it on 12goasia. We also booked it ourself not through the accomidation. Hope that helps

[@ben_castle]

So romantic the scene where you guys swam in the rain. Beautiful view. You guys should check out these ones Hoang Su Phi and Mu Cang Chai, as much breathtaking.

[@KeithandDev]

We will add that to our list, thank you for the suggestions :)

[@lamsonthanhhoa2025]

Welcome to Vietnam

[@KeithandDev]

Thanks! :)

[@anandsharma8654]

Best time to visit pu luong is ??

[@KeithandDev]

We went in June, which I think is rainy season we did still have a lot of fun though :) best time would probably be March- April or September - November

[@shubhangikundu2827]

Hello guys! You both inspired me to ditch Sapa for this place 😍 Do you think the weather would be ideal for early october?

[@KeithandDev]

Aw cool! Yeah it’s amazing! I’m not too sure i think it I’ll be cooler which we would have preferred at the time. I feel like that would be a great time. Safe travels!!

[@tuananhtranhuu]

You should not take the food by chopstick direct from the disk to mouth Use both your hands, one with the chopstick other with your bowl Pick the food from the dík, move the bowl under the food to avoid dropping juice from the food or the food to fall out Better put the food in the bowl, handle it in neat then move the bowl near your mouth and use the stick to take the food to mouth

[@KeithandDev]

Absolutely that’s what we learned from our friend in Hanoi! We did eat from the dish to make it faster for the video though, and since it’s just the two of us we don’t mind 😊 forgive us! thanks for watching!

[@boduongthangtrinh5571]

Họ là du khách quốc tế, dùng đũa như thế là tốt rồi..

[@thunguyen-wu5yi]

Bạn nên để phụ đề tự động bằng các ngôn ngữ khác nhau qua đó nhiều người từ nhiều nước trên thế giới có thể xem video dễ dàng hơn. Cám ơn

[@KeithandDev]

We’ll add them to the videos :) thank you for the recommendation! 😊

[@orawanjan3442]

the name pu luang= mountain huge or belong to king /the name is thai-laos ,this means viet used troop invading laos. why? the name is thai-laos language not vietnamese word at all.

[@KeithandDev]

We did not know that, thank you for sharing that with us :)

[@ben_castle]

That is not true. The French cut lots of Vietnam territories and gave them to Laos in the 1900s.