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Visiting the Ancient Salt Wells -+ Khao Soi Noodles! - Bo Kluea (, Nan, Thailand - Mark Abroad

Visiting the Ancient Salt Wells -+ Khao Soi Noodles! - Bo Kluea (, Nan, Thailand - Mark Abroad

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HillTribe Eco Lodge Tour: - NEW T-shirts and caps available now: Nan (, Thailand - Welcome to Nan, one of the most beautiful and laid back provinces in Northern Thailand. Today we are going to Bo Kluea (, the legendary natural salt wells. People have been coming to this village in the mountains for centuries to trade salt. It-s an amazing place to visit when you-re in Thailand and here-s a guide for what to do when you visit. So the actual village is called Ban Bo Luang , but most people just know it as Bo Kluea (, the salt wells. It was about a 2 hour drive from the city of Nan to get to Bo Kluea and the drive is spectacular. Once you-re there, the main thing to do is visit the salt wells, which are right along the main road in the village, you can-t miss it. First have a look at the actual wells that produce salty water. Then you can navigate your way to one of the huts where they still boil the water over wood, to evaporate the water and leaf huge mineral salt crystals. Since times have changed, and people are no longer trading salt, the community has shifted to tourism - especially Thai local tourism, and they make a series of salt products that you can buy to support them. Khao soi - 30 THB ($0. 95) - We were getting hungry, so for lunch we had a delicious bowl of khao soi, Thai curry noodles. The restaurant is just past the first salt wells. Curry noodles were delicious and Aunty was friendly. Highly recommended to visit Bo Kluea when you visit Nan, Thailand!
Date: 2022-04-28

Comments and reviews: 10


You Mark is my inspiration. Knowing my family traits that my gma came from Thailand and my gpa came from Cambodia. Back then he had to travel to Thailand to meet my grandma. When they met they moved to Cambodia and started a life there and had about 8 kids plus my mom. 1 didn-t make it on the way here due to the Khmer Rouge. My grandparents gotten so lucky and gotten sponsored! And can-t even believe my mom found the news article the day they came to America! So much to even say. You make me want to visit their old farms and family who is stuck in Thailand and in Cambodia. my grandparents was the best cooks originally cooked from Cambodia and Thailand. But they have since passed. Now my mom has all the ingredients to even pass down to me. I-m now third generation in my family to pass down the story, language and traits!
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I love your eating videos, but I definitely really enjoy watching these Mark Aboard videos. The different places you describe and the people and some of the healthy dishes of living off the land. I-m an old auntie and will never get to visit these places but through your videos. I also love watching your family, so happy and Micah growing up!
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Mark your video reminds takes me back to a place in Japan that I visited from Canada in August 1981, the hot springs (Hakone Onsen) in the Mount Fuji area and the distinctive smells (of sulphur) from the volcanic heritage. These natural places both in Thailand, Japan and elsewhere give us insight into the Earth's history.
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In India we have the Salt Satyagraha. Mahatma Gandhi started the Sandhi March and Made the Salt from sea water which was result of Britishers taking tax on salt which was one of the basic needs for every household. Thanks to him today salt is free from all taxes in India.
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Because of your posts around Thailand. My Brothers are planning to tour Thailand after the pandemia. Can You suggest different places to Go to in Thailand? From south to north, what to see, what to eat where to stay. Thank You! Maybe You should start your Travel agency.
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We've been binge watching your videos lately. I really like your trip to Brazil and the street videos in Thailand!
By the way, what cameras are you using? Footage in this video looks very nice! Also, do you post process for color?

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I love how you show such deep appreciation for all of the places you visit. I especially enjoy how you take the time to highlight the beautiful histories and cultural practices of each town. I-ve learned so much from watching your videos.
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I love watching your vlogs. mark abroad i am partial to because u gibe history and tour of where you are also your adventures of where u are. watch both faithfully. Thank you for all you and yor family do. much love! -
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Your videos are always breathtaking. I have watched hundreds of your videos and i still haven't seen one of Ying pregnant. When the day comes that i have seen them all i will start over. I always eat with you.
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I really enjoyed this video trip. Was amazing. I love the ancient history and value tribute to the ancient way of making and mining harvesting salt. Do more. Always love the cuisines and history learning
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