Rainy Season in Luang Prabang, Laos

[@conniefry3321]

Glad you guys stay a little bit longer and I can't wait for more of Louang Prabang. Thanks for showing us not just in the city. Love the idea that you guys went out to the village and engaging with people💖 stay well and be safe

[@TravelsonToast]

Exploring the smaller local areas is the best part! There will definitely be a lot more coming 🙂 thanks for watching

[@conniefry3321]

Welcome and thank you for sharing💖

[@thon8152]

You guys are living an adventurist life. Wish you both all the best. Travel well and stay safe guys. -Friends from San Diego, Ca.

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks! We live for the adventure 😊

[@kashsingh5268]

Hi cool video yet again finally you found your cooker 👍🏽 wow that bridge was so dangerous please stay safe I hope the rain 🌧 does not flood you guys

[@TravelsonToast]

Yes we did! Thanks 🙂

[@kashsingh5268]

Travels on Toast hi guys is there any news when borders will open

[@TravelsonToast]

@@kashsingh5268 there's not much, they will review the situation in September.

[@davidd.8705]

Will visit my native town soon. Thanks for sharing nice video and useful explanation. It will be full of people soon after the covid-19 is over.

[@TravelsonToast]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching!

[@nickhubbard3671]

7:08 That bridge! I used to have a fear of heights - not any more. Just watch out for missing planks. The market you found at 13:30 is good - lots of stuff! Sabaidii nam khan! sok dii!

[@TravelsonToast]

We are definitely going back to that market one day when its fully opened!

[@BandongzkiTravels]

still watching your previous vlog woahhhh nearly 2 years

[@NamanThakar]

Thanks for your videos! I really miss luang prabang, and its good to see some recent footage!

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you, Luang Prabang will always be there for you!

[@louisetorres2762]

Sending love here from Philippines ❤️🇵🇭

[@phoumephonkeomysy8146]

Very special thank you because you come to travel in our country.We are so welcome to you but I want you to travel In xiengkoung province because this province have a good nature Thank you for coming to our country love you so much😘😘

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you, we will try to visit that province as well! Glad that you like watching our videos!✌🙂

[@nitheshnv61]

Hi guys, good to see you.. 😘

[@bankkeokanlaya4958]

I’m Laotian but now I live in New Zealand. Thank you for traveling to Laos. Laos is a small country That is little known and Laos people, they are very shy especially people live in small village or small town. ☺️ You did a nice vlog I just subscribe. I want to introduce you to watching classical Laos song on KZbin: Tingnoinoi. They are young people who keep Laos classic alive and all of them from Luang Prabang. Thank you again🙏 Hope you come to Laos again I’m waiting to see your vlog in Laos again 😊

[@TravelsonToast]

We will be making more videos on Laos soon! Glad you like our videos 🙂 we will check out the music you mentioned as well

[@thongthipsppd8641]

Lucky to you in Luang Prabang

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you🙏

[@pa4748]

Very nice to see how Luang Prabang actually is in rainy season!!! Do you suggest to not go in July-August? Unfortunately it is the only time I can go. Is it really miserable or is there some beauty anyway? thanks for all your informative videos

[@TravelsonToast]

We arrived there mid July and left in October, we still had beautiful hot sunny weather and were still able to visit all the waterfalls. It's still a great time to visit, there was only a week or two in August time when it was raining nearly every day, but for the most part it is still not so bad. Usually when you wake up in the morning and look at the sky you will know what kind of day to expect to make a plan for the day 😅

[@somchaypsp]

Hi 👋 guys ! Have fun... ( It’s raining 🌧 right now in Orchard Park , New York , USA 🇺🇸 too . )

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you hope we all wont get too wet😅

[@davidd.8705]

I am glad Mario likes sling shot. I used it often as a child growing up in Laos as a toy shooting empty can and tool for hunting small animals like bird, lizard etc.

[@louisetorres2762]

Hope you can visit the Philippines someday.

[@TravelsonToast]

We really want to go one day! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@danielkuznetsov6278]

Love your channel so much!! when i found these old videos i have decided to also come and visit Laos. is that start of October a good time? or is it still really rainy and the kuang si falls looks bad and cant be entered??

[@TravelsonToast]

October is great, rainy season will be ending by then. Thanks!

[@kevinthailand2567]

I hope you can see the amazing lantern festival in October. Unlike anything I have seen anywhere else in southeast Asia.

[@TravelsonToast]

Hopefully, which is the best place to see that in Laos?

[@mamanoiford]

Omg that’s my in law! Lol. I was just going to say they live there! They are from California and Amsterdam

[@TravelsonToast]

Haha what a small world!😊

[@manilayvethsouvanh9404]

Hello in Rhode Island USA too its raining ☔️ & storms

[@TravelsonToast]

Welcome to the club😅

[@Канал-с1п]

almost all rivers in laos have two colors: - water is clean when dry season - yellow water (due to clay) in the rainy season

[@wangyang7239]

Hopefully you can service in Laos

[@Sustainable8888]

That bridge was my nightmare each time I had to cross it to visit my aunt. Rainy season is hard for everyone. Be careful!

[@TravelsonToast]

Haha yes it's a little experience😅 Thank you

[@khompastlast6850]

Do you want to check Dyen Sabai restaurant out ? Btw, good video!

[@TravelsonToast]

Yeah we will look it up since we are budget travellers😅 Thanks

[@thierryh.5963]

The o9nly place i saw the pans you are looking for, was Vangvieng

[@TravelsonToast]

Yeah we couldn't find them here but at least we found different ones😊

[@jujubee7549]

Omg how funny..I think I know the family you guys ran into haha. How random. Did she say she's from California?

[@TravelsonToast]

Yes she was from California, what a small world😅

[@makototaeka5680]

Hello, you awesome couple. Poor Olivia scare of height. Do you know how to swim Olivia?

[@TravelsonToast]

Yes Olivia knows how to swim but maybe not from jumping this high up 😄

[@สุกรรณ์สุดสน-ฏ4ม]

สบายดี

[@TravelsonToast]

Sabaidee

[@dollarmetta8157]

My heart aches when Olivia mentioned the kids out there selling stuff they made with their hands... the wealth gap seems to be a little extreme. 😢

[@TravelsonToast]

Yes, it is very sad to see such a huge financial gap. We've seen and heard of so many things like this since we've been here. Unfortunately this is the reality. Thank you for watching!

[@dollarmetta8157]

Can’t wait for more uploads from you guys! Thank you both for such eye opening videos.

[@user-us6ce7me8k]

What a terrible weather out there 😮☔☔

[@davidcleghorn6546]

I love the wet season everything is green and grows gets the air clean

[@TravelsonToast]

It was pretty dry before so we kinda missed some rain and it's still quite hot! Hopefully there wont be any flooding though. Thanks for watching 🙂

[@user-us6ce7me8k]

@@TravelsonToast Take care 👍

[@tiashiraz8430]

Just a comment in relation to you saying it is sad to see kids selling goods on the street next to grand houses. It absolutely is. But inexcusable levels of inequality exist in most countries, even though the dichotomy between poor and rich is so blatant here. I feel equally sad when I return to the UK and see the growing number of homeless people sleeping rough on the streets in a so-called developed nation. In developing countries, poverty is evident/manifested in ways that match our ‘traditional’ image of it (shacks, lack of household facilities, selling goods on the street, basic clothing etc), so we feel that it is terribly sad that conditions are so basic. But while urban poverty in a developed country is less immediately obvious, in some ways it can be even worse. At least here the poor often have access to land, can grow their own food, keep animals, sell produce and barter for other stuff they need. Poverty here also isn’t as isolating in the same way as urban poverty often is, as helping each other out is a way of life in communities and villages throughout Laos.

[@TravelsonToast]

Yes we are also from the UK and know what it's like there, there is poverty in any country you visit but it just manifests in different ways. Thanks for watching!

[@davidd.8705]

I offer Lao lesson free to anyone who want to learn the language!

[@Ulibka345]

I'd like to learn😋

[@EdwinTheGreat337]

Haowd ga koun lao. Can speak lao,veit,cajun french,thai,and a little bit english.

[@user1fja98dnaiid]

@@EdwinTheGreat337 hoo ke knee

[@getitright5405]

W. H. Hahahah I laughed out loud. That was funny. 😹

[@talila99]

All fishes in the market that look like they were smoked, they are dried.

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks 🙂

[@user1fja98dnaiid]

1 lady 3 kids 2 dogs 1 scooter

[@TravelsonToast]

Haha a whole family on one bike is a common sight in Asia 😅 you would be surprised what people can fit on a motorbike!

[@khamphoutsengoukham8401]

Be careful yourself

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks!