The Most Underrated Country in the World | Laos

This is why Laos has been the most underrated country I have travelled.

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In today's video I travel to Laos with my friends. From hiking mountains, tipsy tubing, hidden waterfalls, this country was unlike any other experience I've ever had.

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[domeazy]

I 100% agree that Laos is possibly the most underrated country in the world. The landscape is breathtaking, and the culture is still very strong and rooted.

[JordenTually]

It was a pleasure to explore yet another country with you mate!

[giannishen]

Glad to see you guys having so much fun, it's such a beautiful and mysterious country!
Hope the painful history of the past can be completely removed from this underrated country, thanks a lot for sharing! 👍🥰🙏

[isaacruff]

as someone from Laos it makes me happy to see how other people appreciate even though some people just see it a Thailand little brother

[Kyle]

In early 2020 before pandemic, I traveled from North Laos to Central and it was such an amazing experience I will never forget.

[Officialjacksonreed]

Laos is a country everyone should visit once in their lifetime

[bellamari]

Laos.... One of the most beautiful places i loved on earth. ♥️🌎

[FloriTravels]

Yes, Laos is incredibly underrated and a country everyone should visit once in their lifetime.

[ronbeaubien]

And let's remember, the United States was at war with Vietnam, not Laos, yet made Laos "the most heavily bombed nation in history, " international borders be damned.

[maxwellthehero]

If you ever return to Laos you should try to meet a people group called the Hmong. They reside in Northern Laos and are a unique culture that even resides here in the USA.

[amphayinchak]

I’m glad that you visited Laos ❤ and introduced Laos to the world and I hope more people will come to visit my country Welcome to Laos❤

[gnarlycat]

I visited Laos a few years ago and absolutely fell in love with the country and its people.

[chanthalavisetsinbentz]

great job on the video, showing Laos’s natural beauty! appreciate that you took the time to learn about Lao’s unfortunate bombing history & spoke about it to help educate others. thank you for visiting my “mother land” I hope one day I can visit also & after watching this video hopefully sooner then later 😬

[jchamleunsouk]

Thank you for the promoting Laos and showing it’s beautiful people, culture, and history. Love seeing yours and everyone’s perspective. It means a lot!!!

As a laos american based in NYC, who’s only been back once, life in a Laos is completely different and the history runs deep! I hope it left a lasting impact on you like it did for me!

PS - My GF ran into you randomly awhile back haha. I hope to run into you sometime in the city, been watching your videos since your Chinatown days. ☝️

[vitkrivan]

yeah, that high speed train you took was just recently built by the Chinese. Unfortunately because of the extreme costs to build it, Laos owes billions of dollars to China and its not able to pay it back. It actually made Laos the country with highest (as of percentage of GDP) debt in the world. And because of its debt to China, Laos is now a "modern day colony" to China. Its actually quite unfortunate.

[ChinaDollTravels]

2:00 it’s true getting hostels is cheap and you always meet new people

[Tyler-pbne]

12:28 Brett “it looks extremely thin” proceeds to take a bite and it’s literally see through 😂

[chrisfernandez]

Would love to see a breakdown after some of these videos of how much you spent total and a breakdown of what you spent on each category, food rooms, transportation etc.

[badgalarij]

I have a ex bf who passed away in 2016, he was from Laos and his family always showed me love and cooked delicious food for me. I really miss him and hope to travel to his homeland 1 day to honor him. 🇱🇦❣️🙏🏾

[TangentChaos]

5:34 I'm loving the choice of music as well as the jokes here😂 7:39 😂😂😂