Sa Pa, Vietnam, Hilltribe Homestay

1. thank jay for answering, what i wan't to know is did you spent the night there or just visit for the day ? anh if so where do they sleep or you, i only see dirt floor & not much else & the food well , but the boy really enjoy it, he must be very hungry& he doesn't care that you waching him, if i go there i think i will bring food with me & sleeping bag just for them me i will run down the hill to the hotell hahaha the food doesn't look good at all , just opinon not complaining my name is MAIRE some day i wan't to visit LAO but not sleeping on the floor or sitting on a flimsy boat is too scary greeting from SD,CA
2. jay thank you for sharing .. the 2 girls didn't even sweat & you like you're dying greeting from CA
3. Great vid. Thanks for sharing.
4. Those people walk up and down the mountain everyday. They are so healthy.
5. do you like to visit srilanka? there are same location in sri Lanka.
6. I'm sure you figured it out by now, but I can explain the rice liquor process making to ya: they ferment the rice with a yeast powder for a few days til it smells like fermented rice, then it get put into a pot with a lot of water and boiled in a large pot, on top of that pot sits another pot that has a collection spigot out the side. The boiling water/fermented rice steams and hits the bottom of the top pot and the steam collected on the bottom of the top of the top pot (which is in a wok type shape, which collects the steam into the center of the top of the top pot, which then drips to the collection spigot in the center and out the side into the collection bottle and that's how u get the end product. Hope that helps. Lol. My parents used to make that kinda rice liquor, I've seen it done many times. In fact, lots of hmong people in the USA still make it today.
7. Thank you so much for your videos!
8. great video. if you go with them to visit or stay overnight, i wonder what the cost will be or how much should you give them?
9. hi, I love to travel. when I went to Manila and Davao, I stayed with families. could you give me the contact details of the family you lived with please
10. you can be naked there and the women don't care !
    
    next time feel free to go naked.
11. I enjoy your video. Thise people r having a tough life n yet they look so happy.
12. thanks for the awesome 2hours adventure. how/where did you signup for this homestay hosting?
13. Hello Jay, just loved your video of your trip to SaPa, Vietnam. I served in Vietnam in 1966/67 and have returned 5 times since, with my wife. I have always had this underlying feeling that North Vietnam was enemy territory and have not visited there yet; but I will if I live long enough. We just love Vietnam and the people, especially the hill people (Montanards) . We have made several friends in Nha Trang and HoiAn. I became aware of your video's when I watched your 1911 build. You have given me the confidence to attempt to build a 1911 Builders kit; it is progressing nicely. Keep up the good work. Thanks for your super quality videos.
14. I feel like I'm travel with you...peace..Awesome vedio..thanks you.
15. Homestay in Dalat
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16. Thank you to the world that you still recognize my nation. That God let you know who I am, I am Hmong/Miao, grandson of Chiyou, father of the Mail/Hmong, Hmong King, original in china ; welcome to my people. Hmong/Miao.
17. you're photos are great thank you for sharing
    how did you find home stay?
18. Barely westerners appreciate simple southeast asian lifestyle and culture. You did it bro!
19. hi Williams next time you go for a home stay i would like to accompany you am an African living in Australia
20. Thanks more than I can say for good job well done.