We Visited Vietnam's Local Mountain Tribe in Sapa 🇻🇳

[@annguyenhuu3763]

I'm Vietnamese, and I'm happy when you have a good trip. And I'm impressed by the English-speaking tour guide because she is in poor condition. I hope you enjoy your next tour in Vietnam.

[@upi1972]

Hi guys, came across your video while planning our family trip to Vietnam, specifically Sapa. We reached out Nhu, and today we met her in person as she took us on a private trek. The trek was the common tourist one, however, it was her personality that made the trek great. Nhu will become a trekking celebrity I am sure.

[@project_where]

Glad to hear that🥰 she got some more tourists after this video, it's really fun to climb the mountains together with Nhu! By the way, we specifically asked her to show us a non-tourist trail 😁 please if anyone else meets her, say hello from us🥹🫂

[@vulinh3211]

@@project_wherehey how to contact her? Do you know a way? Thanks😊

[@turgonmiyantur5974]

:) thank you both of you. first time seeing your vlog. it keeps me intrigued and smiling all the time! Nhu is super sweet lady :) i hope she gets good tourist customers and her homestay will flourish in time to come.

[@Greatblue56]

This is fantastic. Most travel people cover the big/popular destinations. Your video goes on a trek to Hmong villages on foot! You asked so many good questions and showed a good interest. This is both entertaining and very educational. I really love that you guys did this trek/tour as it is very different and challenging while expanding your knowledge and understanding of their culture and lands. Excellent episode!!! Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@tramhuynh462]

I enjoyed this video a lot. I'm planning to visit Sapa (with a tour) next month and we'll also spend 1 day trekking. This was a great video wo prep us mentally for what's to come.

[@tammyhuynh8006]

This was a beautiful video. I visited Sapa once but did something much more touristy. It was a great experience and this video took it up a notch for me

[@palmacate]

I loved this video, because as you said you did an autentic and peculiar experience and it was so interesting to know about this village. Almost at 100k 😀

[@juliesemczyszyn5015]

What an amazing adventure. Lovely guide. Very hard life compared to ours. But they seem happy. Love you guys. ❤

[@AmyNaini]

We, in Borneo in the seventies were like them. They still maintain their lifestyle. We, me, my brother and sister use to ride the Buffalo to bring them to the grass to feed them. We, re so used to riding them that we- sometimes race the buffaoes back home. It was fun. These people are good not as naughty as us. Now I, m 64years old. Watching your vlog reminds me of the good old days❤😂

[@nutier]

Amazing video ! I love it so much . Thank you for sharing . Happy week to you !

[@MimiDiessel]

Such a great sharing video and love it, fully watched too

[@project_where]

Thank you 😊

[@kavang6716]

I'm Hmong and you both did an amazing job on this video. Thank you!

[@PrinceArus123]

The ethnic people are very rustic and friendly. I was very surprised by the tour guide's language skills.Enjoy joy and happiness in Vietnam, lots of love 🥰

[@patriciajoan7753]

Nice visiting the locals...hmm ..I love seeing those 💕💕

[@NgoanHoang-x1j]

Very impressed with your guide. Very friendly and knowledgeable

[@duongphatminh]

thank you for enjoying Viet Nam. I really admire your tour guide, she is an awsome Vietnamese English Speaker

[@James-mi5hi]

Amazing video. Great insight ❤

[@project_where]

Thank you! 🤩

[@abcdefv3917]

yet another amazing and informative video!! I'm planning a trip to Vietnam this September. we'll be booking our flights this week so I was wondering if you could share your itinerary 🥹🥹 I want to follow it to the T. y'all are doing a great job

[@DaiCaThanh71]

Lovely couple, nice guide, pristine enviroment, interesting video…I like this kind of travel❤

[@Ntsaumliab]

Justin, Hmong is pronounced with the H silence. ( Mong). A little side note, Hmong originated from China. In the 18th - 19th century, many Hmong people were forced to flee China due to political, famine, and prosecution, leading to a significant diaspora community around the world.

[@mightywong]

I recently learned more about the Hmong people and there is a large community in Minnesota. Suni Lee sort of put that on the map.

[@anoyposton]

It’s about time someone corrected him on how to pronounce Hmong, especially if he’s going to do a video on them.

[@alwinyike5878]

Good video and insightful tribe living and culture.

[@videogallery2303]

Interesting hike with fantastic views and culture

[@project_where]

It really is!

[@AiJaiDeeSaMer]

Watching you for the first time and I love this video. Touring the village with the local being the tour guide is the best. Everyone is so nice and friendly in this video. Thumbs up.

[@tamtran2231]

I love these videos! Thank you.

[@ngatravelvlog]

this is amazing, thank you for visitting

[@binhhoa9028]

Cảm ơn hai bạn đã chia sẽ video về sa pa❤

[@onceuponfewtime]

this video is so good

[@wanderwithrm]

nature at it's best 🤩

[@brich6557]

Great video

[@milang._.]

welcome to VN, u can visit Ha Giang loop and Cao Bang, so beautiful

[@gracewoods9342]

I just subscribed to you I love this video

[@VivianCastillo]

Nice!

[@Yobjaugjuag]

It's great to see you guys traveling to Hmong villages in Sapa. The name Hmong is not pronounced "haMong". the world knows and uses "Hmong", but it is incorrect. It is Mong.

[@kavang6716]

I'm Hmong and I would say that the world has it wrong. The Chinese use to call us the Maio or Mong and another I can't remember due to the ascent, but We like to be called Hmong.

[@kmkhare385]

Intresting video depicting life style, food and living culture of Vietnami natives. They eat meat and insects. Vietnam was war torn country for longer periods. But restore it's Identity, democracy & sovereignty

[@osn790]

So amazing 💚

[@project_where]

Thank you!!

[@jbinaz123]

Congratulations on your video! Justin & Alina I would appreciate your advice to visit Sapa. I have COPD and I did notice Alina having trouble breathing due to Sapa's elevation. I travel w/my portable POC to high places and go slow (no trek), rest of Vietnam is no problem w/sea level.

[@project_where]

You can ask the guide to take you on an easy hike or something slightly more challenging. We went for a medium-level trail, but honestly, it didn’t feel that hard. Breathing wasn’t an issue at all, so I think Sapa isn’t that high up in the mountains, which makes it easier to handle🫂

[@jbinaz123]

@@project_where thank you guys, best regards!

[@thanhngo2628]

Rất mong bạn làm nhiều video về Việt Nam! .

[@gumonmyshu]

Black Hmong dialect sounds like a mix between White and Green Hmong with a touch of Viet accent.

[@gonskie]

I am a Filipino, I' ve been to Ho chi Minh and Hanoi, Moscow and Leningrad, where did Alina learn her English? I cant believe that your guide did not go to school,she speaks enough English, village life in Vietnam and Phils are very much the same, the buffalo, we call it carabao, population is declining because it is being replaced with small tractors , I love Vietnam, a beautiful country.

[@project_where]

I learn English from Justin

[@cocaineunnie-lh6js]

almost people here can speak english well

[@atabjchannel216]

Keep safe everyone and GD bless ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tad3224]

you are very nice hope u will come back again

[@oxoelfoxo]

awesome video. how many hours did your trek take to her home? looks like you didn't get to meet the husband, too bad (did you miss putting her info in the description?)

[@project_where]

thank you, our whole journey was about 3 hours, time flew by, her husband took us back to the city at the end on a scooter

[@soigamernew7448]

Tôi thích Video này của bạn

[@Uncle-Kokai-Taka]

Her English ❤❤❤👌👏👏👏👏👍

[@project_where]

yes that true, she is speak really well!! so impressive

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

I love the Hmong people. They are multiplying like crazy in northern Thailand and Laos and have many children. Soon they will outnumber their Thai brothers in Laos, you wait and see. 👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻👶👶🏻👶🏻👶👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻👀👍🏻

[@duyhieunguyen3890]

cái cờ nhìn quen quen :))

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

@@duyhieunguyen3890 🫡

[@alanluong1278]

​@@duyhieunguyen3890co vang ba soc do

[@shahx1010]

kinda wish you did the usual tourist traps too :P

[@nguyenquang365-i6p]

Vietnamese people consider buffaloes, cows, and horses as an agricultural industry that supports farming for the people! The most industrious animal when there was no modern technology, but later it was also an important symbol of farmers.

[@duyhanh2012]

Welcome to vn.

[@umamaheswariselvan9780]

Hi, how do we engage the guide for the trekking?

[@project_where]

Her number in description

[@lamsonthanhhoa2025]

Welcome to VN

[@hungcuongnguyen293]

Are you from Chinese or Korean descent ? I know in China and Korea they eat dog as well even more than in Vietnam . Here in Vietnam just a small minority of people still like that kind of meat ( mostly in the north ) . The way of life in the countryside in VN is actually not the same everywhere . There are big differences between different regions and different ethnic groups because they don't have the same traditions , habits and languages . FYI over 20 years ago every week-end night there was a Love Market in Sapa town center where all the non-married young people from the surrounding areas came to meet each other and tried to a find a future husband or wife . Unfortunately , today with the increasing number of curious tourists , they feel so annoyed and disturbed that they have to move to a quieter secret place outside of Sapa . The Love Market scenes you see sometimes at the Central Square in Sapa are not authentic . They are set up as a show for tourists .

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

I love mostly all Hmong things, except for eating dogs. Dogs are special to humans, and they are also “alpha predators”, which I don’t believe is healthy to eat. Alpha predators include dogs, cats, wolves, bears, hyenas etc, not good red meat.

[@LA_1994]

tuyệt

[@PhuongTranyenbai]

Chúng tôi vẫn hay nói đùa việc chăn trâu. là sáng đuổi 1 dần Iphone ra tối đuổi đàn Iphone về 😂

[@jarai5230]

In Vietnam there are no tribes. Vietnam has only 54 ethnic groups

[@manhlevanmanh8165]

Ok

[@jaysonvillaflor2872]

Their house had no window

[@LeAnhTu1971]

Các dân tộc thiểu số việt nam ko gọi là bộ lạc , tiếng việt bộ lac có chỉ dân tộc sống khá hoang sơ tách biệt riêng một khu vực riêng . Còn các dân tộc thiểu số vn đều có lịch sử lâu đời và có nét văn hóa đặc sắc riêng

[@thanhthuyang9697]

❤❤❤ fr Việt Nam!!!

[@navajo6931]

Hmong live there for century longer than viet

[@saeternbros]

It’s not Ha-Mong. It’s pronounce “Mong”

[@DavidZimik]

You don't give even a piece of snacks to the childrent.

[@DavidZimik]

Wish you all the best in the next journey.

[@richardbarba2736]

Yes yes yes I eat dog some times - hot dog 🌭 lol

[@project_where]

😂

[@crisclaudiomolina7850]

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[@DinhNguyễn-q9i]

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