Vietnam's Amputee Tribe: Smoking Human Limbs, Eating Cow Dung, and Marrying Multiple Wives

In this series, we journey deep into Vietnam's wild and steep mountains, uncovering traditions that defy belief. Hoang Su Phi: We start among the Nung people, where the eerie tradition of preserving amputated limbs above the household kitchen continues to shock. What drives this practice? Cow Dung Soup: Our quest leads us to taste the Nhum delicacy made from cow dung. I've faced many exotic foods, but this one might push me to my limits. Dong Van: In the heart of Dong Van, we live with polygamous families, integrating into their daily lives to understand the roots and reasons behind this practice. Mr. Ngoc: Finally, we meet Mr. Ngoc, who hasn't experienced sleep for 65 years. While the world record for sleeplessness is just 13 days, Mr. Ngoc lives vibrantly, defying scientific understanding. ---- ► Camera Equipment: Explore our gear: https://kit.co/Frasera/video-kit ► Connect and Explore: Instagram:   / frasera   🎥 Credits Host: Andrew Fraser Editor: Alex Victor Producer: Xuan Le