TIBET'S Magical Hot Springs | S2, EP36

[@RJSpirit100]

Yan! I lived in China in the eighties and visited Tibet then - you have brought it all back for me! It still looks amazing. Thank you for your natural, considerate and gentle interactions with the locals - this is a wonderful quality which will be characteristic of earth's new era of peace when we collectively get there. You are already living it.

[@ellencampbell9144]

Tibet really does seem to be the top of the world. Thank you for making it come alive for us.

[@chanythechamp]

beautiful video, keep up the good work

[@kelvinluo654]

谢谢你宣传中国真实的一面！

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

谢谢你支持我 :)

[@yiminshen5878]

Thanks!

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you so much :)

[@squashdevicer]

The roads look really well maintained even in these remote areas. Just amazing.

[@Ottovonostbahnhof]

Socialism, with great economic cost and great overall gain.

[@snowlee-ml7rr]

The roads in this remote part of Tibet are better than what Indians call highways. In terms of specifications, this is only a county-level highway in China, not a provincial or municipal highway, let alone a highway. Recently, India's transport minister said that India's road mileage is the second largest in the world, only behind the United States, which we Chinese think is very funny. Is the road of the shoddy project in India a road?

[@chrisshi9006]

CCP did a lot of works for sure.

[@ralphrodriguez9037]

I am an absolute fan of your channel. I love that you visit the little villages of China. Some of of us dream of going to China, but our situations will not permit it. We can live vicariously through you. This is indeed a treat. What you do is therapy. Thank you, from Chino, California.

[@moxiebombshell]

Tell me about it - even my kids want to go to China so bad now 😂

[@有熊氏猫]

@@origzin313 所有事实证明，你们没有失去。如果说，你们只是不想学习任何别的语言，愿意回到原始社会，那另当别论，但是，我想说的是，这并不代表正义。与时俱进才是正义！！！

[@T.james_59]

It’s not china it’s TIBET village

[@tianzhou1244]

At least you are in China, California lol

[@snowlee-ml7rr]

​​@@T.james_59hat does Tibet have to do with you Indians? Still want to be beaten by China like in 1962? The disastrous defeat in 1962 made India, a world power, lose face. Nehru claimed to be the leader of developing countries. As a result, he could only ask Britain, the suzerain, for help. He even asked the world giant at that time, the United States and the Soviet Union, for military intervention in the Sino-Indian war. Indians are so pathetic. You still fantasize that you are an world power every day. To tell you Indians a cruel reality, the income of Tibetans is much higher than that of Indians, ten times that of Indians. And fantasize that you can annex a place far richer than yourself? The Western Military Region of China will not agree.😂

[@diogomorel2226]

Hello, Yan! I'm so happy to find your videos. Actually I'm studying a lot about China and see how it works in ''small cities'' are just lovely. I'm a big fan of China! Greetings from Brazil... take care!! :)

[@jeffreysoo8779]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us the unseen part of China. Wish I was younger, have the health and knee strength to visit these remote areas. Your government has been thoughtful and considerate into providing assistance for living in a harsh environment. Not many countries do that. Was surprised that most families have a car. They are not old rusty cars.

[@ARTHURWONG-b7n]

We admire your perseverance in enduring such tough environment with a smile.

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you :)

[@yogaplacee2]

I only discovered you this week... how, I am ashamed, but now I have the treat of so many videos to watch and have already watched nothing else but these films since finding you. You have created a truly amazing channel, showing so many places I have wanted to visit, and those that I have never heard of, and it's utterly captivating. You are also a fantastic narrator to your journey, showing genuinely interested things. And... I find your voice so relaxing. Thank you so much, I am looking forward to delving in deeper to all the places you have been and wish you happy safe and exciting trips ahead. Lisa x

[@FernandoJamesFX]

Hi Yan!!! Thank You So Much for Sharing This Video. It Is So Good That I Booked a Hiking Trip in Tibet in October 2024. You Take Care and Be Happy! Fernando

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Hi Fernando, You are welcome, and enjoy Tibet it is really a mesmerizing place Take care! :)

[@FernandoJamesFX]

@@littlechineseeverywhere Thank You Yan ! You Just Be Happy and Enjoy Your Life ! Fernando

[@Johnjohnjohn316]

It’s October now, are you in Tibet already?

[@amorchika1251]

How was your hiking trip @FernandoJamesFX?

[@gracechan4312]

Thank you very much, Yan, for taking the time and effort to show us the beautiful people and stunning Tibet and surrounding areas. Take care. God bless you always

[@Jesusagudotm]

I just love your channel, China is a country i have always dreamed of exploring, and i get even more exciting watching your adventures! thank you

[@MariaAngelicaStaAna]

Your videos are just so therapeutic! They're so relaxing and homey. Your channel is now one of my favourites. Thanks for showing us these corners of the world that are not usually featured. Makes me appreciate how diverse the world.

[@josei.segovia5045]

.....Thank you from Medellin, Colombia, South America......

[@gugubhutan5920]

Thank you so much for sharing this clip. I always wanted to see how Khambu hot spring looks like, as my parents always share their experiences of healing all the incurable diseases and hospitality of the people out there. I remembered listening to their endless stories of crossing the mountains and getting help from the people of Pagri, meeting some good friends and exchanging the foods and stuffs. I really wish I could visit one fine day to reminisce my parents favourite destination❤

[@calldwnthesky6495]

Thanks for taking me along on this amazing trip guys. wow Tibet is so remote, so rugged, so wild... and so very beautiful.

[@jeffreyrafferty4888]

What an exciting edvencher. Thank Yan !

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you so much :)

[@matzmn]

Ah, a new video. I am happy.

[@tenzin4you]

Wow tibetans are always humble

[@predrag-peterilich900]

I feel that from a few of your videos I have learned 10 time more geography than from all the years of my school geography classes. Fantastic, truly fantastic! Liked the last - the drone-launching - shot. And you just coined a new, original (and, I think, very funny) expression: Tibetan Hot Springs Pornography.

[@akiraHCF]

Remote yet spectacular and interesting! Thx for bringing us along and showing us this part of China, while experiencing the uncertain weather and low oxygen level.

[@marjoriepark1198]

Awesome ! Granddaughter!!! Be safe.Breathe carefully. Keep sharing your adventure. Look forward to the next episode… 🦋🌻🌺M

[@clarke540]

Thank you again for your exploring spirit!! It helps me to learn and see many parts of the world as it really is!! ❤

[@davepsk7334]

A million thanks for your adventures to no mans land. A truely amazing adventure worthy of a lifetime.

[@mielli9730]

刷到了很多老外拍的新疆偏远地区，都发展得很好，干净整洁，没想到西藏边境小镇也发展得这么好，家家户户有车，这要是开放西藏边境，印度人、尼泊尔人、不丹人、几个斯坦的人都得蜂拥而至

[@浮白-t5i]

感觉应该推广点农业技术

[@jt-ttt]

@@浮白-t5i 这环境发展农业成本太高，从别的地方运成本更低。

[@KMTmojo]

這邊鳥不生蛋，種什麼死什麼😂😂😂 山都光禿禿的，蔬菜都是四川運進去的 17年前去過日克則，很多假和尚，現在應該不一樣了

[@kennytam9514]

It is a very interesting lifestyle at this Tibetan town. I am with you, i agree all hot springs probably have the same water. However this is how our human brain works. If a person strongly believes in something that something must be true.

[@bertanelson8062]

Yes read the book "You Are The Placebo" by Joe Dispenza. There are studies done of how people even act drunk when drinking what they think is alcoholic beverage, but it is not.

[@MrSuperunix]

😂我觉得他们应该是往每个池子里加了不同的草药。我猜的。否则就是这个温泉包治百病。

[@kyronlaube6657]

best youtube channel by far! (:

[@brianmassingale578]

Really amazing place to stop on your journey. I feel like I'm traveling with you when I watch your videos. The world is opening up and there is so much to see! Thank you for bringing these adventures to your channel.

[@ea7366]

It is amazing that the Chinese government even gave an allowance to Tibetans due to the harsh environment of the place. It's mesmerizing to watch the local man trying your camera.😃

[@daeseongkim93]

They do for Mongolians, and Uyghurs among all the other ethnic minorities along the border regions. It's rough in the border areas, and it incentivizes them to stay and develop their regions, build businesses to support the region, and help protect the borders from other countries that may encroach it.

[@loglog58]

These places are just gorgeous! Great video, thank you for sharing.

[@hanghoangthu1831]

Awesome, thanks for the amazing video

[@sampathram9183]

Your determined efforts and endurance in the tough terrain needs to be appreciated 👏👏

[@dcu21]

I've watched all of your videos from the start. I'm finally caught up!

[@mon6745]

Qomolangma is so incredible from this vantage point - just wow! 🤗

[@boonteoh2346]

A hard incredulous journey guys, thanks!! ❤❤ Looking forward to your future journeys, stay safe!!👌👌👏👏👏

[@MKVideoSinzig]

Once again you made a very interesting and vivid Vlog, Yan. I love watching you having your adventures in the Unseen China. I certainly will never come to Tibet, but you take me there. Thank you!👍

[@leikidroma7817]

Hello, I'm from India!!! Thank you for exploring the India border from tibet it's very hard to watch such a village so keep exploring and may God bless you on your journey!!!

[@MarkngCheeleong-xc3rn]

Thank you Yan for bringing to us the magnificent life & intriguing scenery from this remote unseen part of the world that most can only dream to visit

[@wisecanadianwoman]

I always look forward to your videos Yan. You are a great narrator and videographer. The scenery in this video was spectacular. Thank you and your friends for the effort you go to so that we can enjoy watching. ❤

[@bertanelson8062]

New construction of building. I wonder what it will be. Glad to see the workers paid well. People seem happy. And then back at last to the beautiful moist green valley! Thank you, Yan, for this trip!

[@jxmai7687]

Most likely for those people can stay for the hot spring bath tour.

[@siewleanlim3335]

Fantastic video!!! keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next one. Take care my dear.

[@tarnished-ml3fr3jq8w]

A great video as always! I love how you guys can make friends with anyone on your travels. Great attitude makes for warm viewing! Thank you 🇬🇧

[@scoobmusicnz]

Absolutely incredible. We live on such a diverse bit of rock. Again I am super impressed and blown away by your video. Thankyou :)

[@juliec680]

Truly appreciate your great efforts to show us these magical sites .

[@treeinafield5022]

23:04 completely barren, no green in sight. such a unique landscape

[@unmuktyatree8200]

Superb video , loving it

[@TheAnimeq]

23:04 wooooooow, that is a crazy beautiful view! Thanks for sharing with us 😊

[@watahheater23]

Ahh, a spot to visit. 😎

[@brendanrapple5361]

Superb Video, Thank You For Sharing

[@rafelabelho1159]

Wow you are really adventurous and I really love your channel.

[@ashleylim2954]

Gosh! What a trip! You have survived the harsh wind! The natural hot spring is a very interesting place to see. Have a good rest and stay safe.

[@joangordoneieio]

You are making so many precious memories! Thank you for sharing them with the world!

[@wesleyphan5665]

thank you for showing us the incredible cloud formation at a such high altitude, I love it.

[@amankumar-zx1eo]

i am so proud of my choice that i found a channel gem like yours

[@dksharron]

You have the most amazing journeys

[@nutier]

Very nice video that I love ! Thank you for sharing . Happy week-end to you !

[@ericapek88]

Very touching video. Looking at these people staying at the mountains under such harsh living environment makes me feel so small. God bless these people. Thanks for the video

[@hereBDBD]

wow, a short and very real clip of china - again, just enough to start thinking how to venture towards that part of the world. fascinating. thank you.

[@wendilandkammer8368]

Thank you for these wonderful videos. My parents subscribed to the National Geographic and I loved looking at the pictures of far away places. I wondered what those places were like and what the people were like. Now, many years later watching the videos you make, it's like getting to travel to places that I could only see bits of in the pictures. Thank you again for making these videos. I have enjoyed them so much.

[@lhakpatsering3425]

Nice to see you and your videos about hot springs. Thank you so much for uploading this video. I am waiting video about Pagri . So please upload soon mam

[@psoon04286]

“Unseen China” a very appropriate and accurate title. Truly off the beaten path into the unseen China👍🏼👍🏼😄

[@ianchen8582]

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These videos are fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing these.

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[@samyapal8221]

I am watching from India, it's very very beautiful travel videos you made in Sino-Indian borders. First time, I am seeing the Chinese side of the border. I am a photographer by profession and I really like to travel. I hope some day, I can see these places across the border, and take some pictures over there! Thank you very much. Lots of love from India.😍😍

[@abelferquiza1627]

wonderful video but very short view of natural reserve almost end of video. Very nice how you treat kindly people and how kind and friendly they are. Thank your video.

[@imkefreyax6631]

Hi I'm from belgium and I just want to show my support and gratitude for your Channel. I have seen so much of china through your series and really enjoy every video. It's so interesting to see how different and unique places can be even in one country. My grandma who is german and taiwanese was born in china and then moved to taiwan with her german dad. She always talks about her childhood in china and taiwan and I would always wish that I could be there. So through your channel I am able to see many of the things she talked about❤❤❤. Thank you so much.❤

[@commie5211]

They all inter-linked if you study history. They yunnan-sichuan-Tibet were linked by the old tea horse route. Everybody drinks tea in the region, and many of them wearing silver on their tradition dresses. The tea business generated tremendous amount of wealth. The northern nomadics were linked by silk, look at their silky tradition dresses. In the old days, those products were the currency for almost a millennium. The Han region was the central bank. On top of there is the religion, tibetan buddhism were used to rule all the nomadics in China. Xinjiang was oriat mongolia, it was attached the latest.

[@zoop887]

This channel really is incredible, you're so talented, thank you.

[@roelschotborgh8441]

Lice .... very cold but breathtaking'...

[@kastus77]

So impressive! Not easy conditions of life

[@CheeseLayong]

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[@stevenkblim4565]

interesting visiting remote villages and border town that many visitors never go as tourist. Dreaming to make the same journey but afraid cannot handle the high altitude and breathing difficulties. i think foreign will need special permits to travel to Tibet and the border town too. Unseen China truly and correct subject of your video and blown away the actual and unedited video .. Bravo absolute Fan of your u tube channels and continue sharing the adventures Unseen China Stay safe travelling and looking to view more u tube from u Steven Lim @ Malaysia

[@rrr-l3w]

you deserve so many more subscribers !

[@marygracevida6436]

Hi I am from Philippines your new subscriber I love to watch your videos very interesting thru you and your videos I see the other very beautiful places in the world and their cultures thru watching I feel I am there ahhahha😅😅.thank you and always take care in your travel..God bless.

[@timetreasures557]

Thank you Yan for braving this journey to bring it to us. It’s breathtaking unimaginably distant and you take us there Love how you interact with the people and your posture ❤❤

[@kickapootrackers7255]

Another fascinating adventure with the most excellent hostess. The hot springs and resting would be good. Exploring the country even better 🤝 Blessins n thanks Yan♥️

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

thanks for your support!

[@clementyap1009]

glad that not only Han are rich, but others in China are also rich too.

[@walking4kargentina202]

Your videos makes me feel so fine, realmente thanks and greatings from argentina ❤

[@pintsobhutia7729]

Watching from Sikkim here.Enjoy your trip 💯

[@vinodccol21]

Great video....keep up the good work ..❤ from India....

[@NoSugarThanks]

I'm a big fan of your channel, love your content,greetings from Finland!!

[@veysisitilci7697]

Bravo Yan….👏👏👏👋👋👋👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@rochu634]

Your English is so authentic.

[@MultiOranuch]

Thank you for sharing of your video. Amazing and exotic place. Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN🌻🌲

[@metalhead1899]

🎉another great vlog 🎉 regards from Bhutan 🇧🇹

[@Rocashu]

expensive cars and solar panels + kids with tablets (means they got wifi). they live better lives than in Romania. Pretty good incomes I guess.

[@watahheater23]

What a fun life, shepard in a Tibetan village. Such a melodic ring to it, could be written on my grave stone.😎

[@gus2747]

Your videos are wonderful. They are unique,

[@RoadDestination]

Great video again. A bit amazed that the construction workers have still issues with the height after 2 months.

[@xlr555usa]

This looks amazing, thanks for posting

[@gordkao]

Thanks for sharing

[@lyndacompton1846]

Thank you for the walk and talk very nice

[@elisegeum1514]

Love the videos, been busy a few days, have much to catch up. Wonderful

[@petermanuel5043]

Amazing adventure. Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@joeygivan2726]

I have not been outside of Lhasa. If I ever go again I want to return with this place in my heart :)

[@shamimzahuri2840]

Tibet..leaving in high,my heart beats when I see you.🤍❣👥🤝🫂💋💘🤰🤱👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

[@mehedihassan4592]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩💖

[@nicholasc700]

Thank you for showing. I can imagined how cold and thin the air is just watching you. And there are people staying in such remoteness. As for the hot springs? I agree with you they are all the same - high sulfur content or maybe the rocks have something we do not know. Just wondering if any groups did a study here. Keep it coming!!!! & stay warm.