100 Hours Inside the World's Largest Cave

Son Doong cave in Vietnam is so big that it takes 4 days to trek through. Along the way there is so much to do and see and this is one of the most beautiful places on the planet in my opinion

[tylerlastname]

I did this same expedition a few months ago. We must have done it a few days apart. We even had to sit on that same beach for hours waiting for the water to go down. This is hands down the most incredible trip anyone can do. It's genuinely life changing. If anyone has the opportunity to do this, do it. It will be tough, but you won't regret a second of it.

[myfoxmustang]

For the price, I see why they made this expedition a very memorable one. Without those porters, a lot would not get done. Shout out to the porters. And thank you for posting your experience, awesome video.

[ShawnGuffey]

I used to get annoyed that all these people with exponentially more money than I have do these trips and "show off" to the rest of us struggling folk but I don't perceive it that way anymore. The views expressed in this video were genuine and Jordan's smile and mood are infectious. The editing that took place for this video ran through the back of my head as I watched all of it and I must commend you on the wonderful final production. Thank you for going on this trip and thank you for sharing such a sight with the rest of us, something we will likely never see in person.
What a priceless experience, thank you!

[johnkosylo]

Just got back from the trip in February. Fortunately didn't have the waiting issues you had, and even avoided the mud trek to the Wall because the water level was so high (rafted instead). What an experience. Agree with everything you said: staff was AWESOME, food was great and it was truly a trip of a lifetime. For us mere mortals though, this was a HARD TRIP. Hiking on slippery sharp rocks everyday wears you out. Thanks for you post.

[ShealynnGiltner]

I absolutely love love Vietnamese people. They are so fun to work with and some of the most sarcastic people to be around. Are very loving and make great friends, and let’s not forget the aunties & uncles who make sure your always fed & are the best kind of judgy. What an unforgettable experience though. An an amazing video to watch!

[jbjr]

Not only is this a life long memory of an experience, but you also can always look back at this video years from now and re-live it all. What a truly beautiful place!

[Deeci]

Hẳn là một chuyến đi tuyệt vời của bạn. Ở Việt Nam chúng tôi còn rất nhiều nơi tuyệt vời để các bạn khám phá, những ngọn núi, bãi biển, hang động… và hơn hết vẫn là những con người thân thiện cùng đồ ăn tuyệt vời. Chào mừng các bạn đến với Việt Nam! Luôn luôn và vậy!

[ginac]

This is my all time number 1 bucketlist activity that I want to do. Thank you for sharing!

[stonerduke]

I did the overnight stay in Hang En a few years ago with Oxalis.
It was an experience I will never forget!!

The porters and chefs were amazing. I couldn't fault anything! So well organised.

[freeagentlyfe]

Vietnam has always been my number 1 place ive always wanted to visit and this has really solidified that decision.

[zackdiazabiblio]

This seems like a wonderfully orchestrated tour. Im extremely impressed by all the amenities. That food is luxury 5 star cuisine!

[DoodahGurlie]

Wow. I think you're the first vlogger to film your caving experience in Son Doong. AMAZING all around. This is #1 on my bucket list even though I’m too old and not in shape to do it (loved spelunking when I was younger). I think you need to title the video better for the views as I wasn’t even aware this video existed until today. Maybe put the name words “Phong Nha Vietnam Caving” in your title as well.

[crazytrain]

Puts a smile on my face to see everybody getting along

[marisaveeb]

This is unbelievably amazing. I am 46 years old, just heard about this cave TODAY!! I'm glad the algorithm brought your channel to me, your narration of this video is really good, I'll definitely sub and watch your other stuff.

[meomeochoi]

lovely to see that, I'm a Vietnamese and poorly I don't have health condition required to take the trek. Thank you for totally giving the whole amazing trip, I really appreciate it<3

[bethanyharrington]

Seriously so inspiring! Out here living my dream ! Thank you for making these videos and showing people the world, how friendly it is . The world can be a bad place but you shine a light to that .

[TheDarkhorizons]

3k for that trip, frankly, is a steal. That food alone looked amazing. Those porters are something else.

[merciatreasurehunting]

Can't believe how well done the expedition is. Very Impressive

[yourveryowngenie]

Wow dude the optics of the cave are so crazy on camera. My brain is 404'ing @13:16 seeing how small those people are across the water from where you are. On camera it looks like you are beside a puddle just a few feet from the entrance then you realize the scale of it all when you see the tiny humans in the distance.

[waywardwaves]

Awesome video! Exciting and inviting, worldclass experience evidently.... And even YOU are a pleasure to watch. I am about to do this Oxalis tour myself, May 15th! Can't wait! I've had the reservation for a year.