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[GeographyNow]

KEN! Get over here and do something interesting! Welcome to Southeast Asia's most enigmatic nation locked away in the hilly jungles with animist shrines an bomb shells. #LAOS. This episode was really fun researching because it had such a unique backstory Hope you enjoy it!

[JohnTheScoutFilms]

So basically Lao is to Thailand what Canada is to America. Kinda French, kinda the same culturally but not really, and mostly ignored by everyone.

[Filthy.Potato]

I'm Zimbabwean, one of my best friends is Laotian, her roommate is Thai and we all speak Chinese.

[ShanghaiKimBChan]

Laos has always been an interesting tourist spots to visit. Hope to get there soon! Love from Philippines. 🇵🇭

[davidlarocca]

Hank Hill: So, are you Chinese or Japanese?
Kahn Souphanousinphone: We are Laosian
Hank Hill: The ocean? What ocean?

[Dunklesteus]

The 's' in Laos is because the English name (from French) is the PLURAL of the word "Lao" because it was attributed to the union of three Lao kingdoms. Therefore "Laos" is like saying "the Americas" when referring to North and South America. In English, "LaoSSSS" is perfectly correct.

[thesgtpepersband]

I'm a history student from Mexico that studied Laos for two semesters in my Asian history courses. I have to admit, I´ve been falling in love with the country ever since and I really hope that one day I'll be able to visit.

[phuongmai]

I’m learning University with Laotian friends. They are so cute, kind, close, ... and they drink beer so good . We usually drink for the Viet-Lao friendship. With love from Vietnam 🇻🇳

[DriftGD]

I know they've been here for a couple episodes but the new intro and transition slides are AMAZING

[winsome_]

I enjoyed my time in Vientiane last year. Such a nice and laid back country 🇱🇦 🇵🇭

[tungleo]

Many Lao's students are studying in Vietnam, from them I know and love Lao. Love from Vietnam <3

[lesmisurbanite]

Wow, I didn’t know the Philippines has great friendships with Laos. 👍🏼 nice!

[lj]

I Lao-st myself watching this because this was amazing.

[thepower]

I love this series but when you get to the famous people it would be pretty groovy if you could put in a subtitle what they are generally famous for, like artist, director, author, general, president. Short one or two word descriptions just in case i want to do my own research. Cause sometimes im curious but mostly its just a bunch of names and faces and i cant get much from that.

[yermanowiththehairfromdown]

It's time to learn Geography, LAO!!

[odingod]

This is unbelievably accurate, Idk how you got all the information and did the research, it seems that some insightful things you said are known only to Laotians, so good job!!!

[annalhgroups]

Thank you to put some spot light into Laos. I have been gone almost 40 yrs; I still love to hear a good thing about my heritage.
Lao food is the best and the most healthy one.

[henkbosch]

🎶It's time to learn geography LAO🎶

[Leo-dryf]

I went to Laos like 3 years ago, it was one of the best experience I've had...Love from Thailand

[JL-dlnr]

I had the privilege of travelling in this amazing country. It’s the most beautiful country I’ve ever seen, it’s so unspoilt and pristine. The people are very traditional but also so friendly to tourists and very welcoming, plus the food is delicious. The road from Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng had me in awe it’s the most scenic journey I experienced in 3 months travelling all over Southeast Asia. I can’t wait to go back some day