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We stayed in a 100 YEAR OLD WOODEN HOUSE - Shan Village Life + Best Breakfast! - Mark Abroad

We stayed in a 100 YEAR OLD WOODEN HOUSE - Shan Village Life + Best Breakfast! - Mark Abroad

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Visiting Ancient Salt Wells: - NEW T-shirts and caps available now: - Homestay: MAE HONG SON (, THAILAND - When I was in Mae Hong Son, a province in Northwestern Thailand on the border of Myanmar, I had an honor to stay in a Shan Village called Muang Pon, at a homestay. The house was a traditional 100 year old wooden house with a leaf roof. In this video I-m going to give you a full tour of the homestay in this amazing village, and we-ll learn a lot about the Shan culture. It was quite cold when we visited (filmed in December, and it felt great to wear a jacket in the morning. There-s nothing better than waking up to the smoke of a fire, coffee, and hot rice congee porridge brewing. We had congee, fried local river fish, and the highlight for me - crispy fried local grown garlic. Amazing meal, and and incredible house. Price - 450 THB ($14. 36) per person, per night - Highly recommended Homestay in Muang Pon village You can contact them to stay there and cook meals for you here
Date: 2022-04-28

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Greetings from Taiwan. Thank you Mark and your family for still making videos in times like these. You make our stay home life so much easier. The lifestyle, daily routine & 18: 30 for bed time are so surreal for people of modern age yet gives us something to chew on, being self-reflective about the life we've been leading. Looking forward to more of your clips. Have a good one!
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Another amazing video Mark. Your genuine smile towards our culture is giving us energy and remind us who we are and what are we fighting for.
We are currently fighting for peace and democracy.
Once we achieve it, we like to welcome you to visit our Shan State and we will welcome you with peaceful and diversity of culture and amazing foods.

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What a wonderful piece. Let's give it up for the aunties! I got to stay at a Lisu village, a Hmong, and an Ankha. Long time ago. Plain Bic ballpoint pens and a suitcase full of bumper stickers were worth more than cash. Tuk-tuk drivers take you anywhere for a Top Gun sticker. The pens they use to make their tattoos.
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That snack in banana leave you had with coffee is called Khao Poak (glutenous rice pounded with round sesame seed which is available only in Shan state. Missed it -. Thanks Mark. You are one of a kind presenter. Wish you could visit Keng Tung in Myanmar ( not at the moment though.
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This village is incredible keeping with generations of traditions. Great to experience how others live life. I miss my mattress & bathroom facilities can't imagine going to bathroom at night in the dark amongst the many creatures of the night-
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I loved this video. What a gorgeous setting and way of life. And-. Micah is all of a sudden talking like a champ lol That-s the first time I-ve heard him speak clearly and in sentences! Wow! Of course I-m sure he copies Daddy all the time -
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This man lives to eat. While eating is just part of the journey of visiting places, while the place itself is the destination, for this man the eating is the purpose of a place rather than just the place itself. I enjoy it very much.
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You guys sleeping on the pads i diff can see you guys fitting in well at our marae, i live in new zealand and hope one day mark you n your family can come visit and experience our maori culture, mark i know your diff love our kai/food
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Everything is cool. Everyone is nice. Auntie is accommodating. The food is so fresh. Everywhere I go, everything I eat is wonderful. Chili's are wonderful even when they are just forgotten on a table. I love it. Every video.
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You should read The Piano Tuner by Daniel Mason which is about a British piano tuner who becomes infatuated and mesmerized by the Shan culture in Burma of the late 19th century.
You look great in that traditional shirt

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