17 things I wish I knew BEFORE visiting VIETNAM in 2025 🇻🇳

[@sassy5237]

FYI regarding visa from uk: It changed this year from 15 to 45 days visa free ( 6:37 )

[@Joelfriend]

Yes, new information!

[@whynot8135]

not only UK From 15 Aug 2023, the government of Vietnam decided to extend the duration of stays in Vietnam from 15 to 45 days for citizens of 13 countries who are unilaterally exempted from visas by Vietnam. These countries are Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the U.K., Northern Ireland, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are allowed to stay for 45 days from the time of entry, regardless of passport type and entry purpose.

[@emathelima]

So does this mean I will not have to pay the £25 for a visa. But still need to apply for one?

[@Willberight2moro]

​@@emathelimadon't need one if from UK

[@tehIVI40A3]

@@emathelimayou don’t need to apply

[@Kim-mh2wy]

I’m Vietnamese. And would like to confirm what he shares are completely correct. So surprised that A foreigner could understand my country that well 😍🥰

[@Joelfriend]

Thank you so much!

[@SIW808]

Im planning on visiting Asia within the next 12 months and Vietnam is top of my list.

[@medasbabu]

You will really enjoy it.

[@hungtruongtuan4342]

Việt Nam luôn chào đón bạn

[@Giudi12345]

Love your video and totally agree as a Southern Vietnamese. The South is kinda great for night life and city vibrant life but the North is better for nature and adventure. So the best route that I could recommend anyone want to explore Vietnam: arrive in Saigon (key city of the South) enjoy city life night life > go to Da Nang (key city of the mid) enjoy beach life and seafood > go Ha Giang (Northside) then fly back from Ha Noi (the capital city). Have fun!

[@norbertschmitz3358]

@Jolene Hello Jolene, I like your comment on here, and you being a local Vietnamese woman, may I ask you only a few questions? I'm 67 old, not into adventure anymore, I like to spend 6 weeks in July-August in Vietnam. I would like to split those 6 weeks into half....3 weeks along a beach....3 weeks inland....in rather smaller cities....and enjoy local food and the way of life of ordinary people....5 star resorts are not my thing. And nor is travelling a lot my thing anymore. I like to find 2-3 nice locations where I can stay during my visit, and enjoy a rather relaxed holiday. Any suggestions ? I would be be very grateful ! Cheers from Germany

[@slenderman3510]

​@@norbertschmitz3358 Hi, not Jolene but I'm a Vietnamese here myself so I just thought I'd chip in. - Hanoi (the capital city of Vietnam) is quite a hustling and bustling city but it really manages to capture the essence of Vietnam's culture in aspects like architure, religion, history, cuisine, etc., so even though it's a big city, you can still find a place to slow down amidst all the chaos and turmoil. I love Hanoi very much and if you are open to visiting this city, I would love to show you around (for free of course haha). Definitely not a tour guide but I just simply love talking about this city. - Generally, in the north of Vietnam, if you want to go to beaches with golden sand and transparent water, you'll have to go pretty far away from the coast to outskirt islands in the far side of Halong Bay (usually takes ~1 hour by boat). This is because the Red River deposits a lot sediments and alluvium, causing the color of water to go brown, red, and green. However, Halong Bay is definitely worth checking out because the sights there are just top-notch. It's not one of the 7 world's wonders for no reasons. - Anyways, if you want to spend some more time at some beaches, I believe you'll like cities like Da Nang or Nha Trang because tourism in these cities thrive on beaches that they have. The two cities are located in the Central Region of Vietnam and from Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City, you can easily take a flight to the destination in less than 2 hours. If you have more questions, I'll be glad to answer.

[@slenderman3510]

@@tonenotrequired8626 lol bitter much? There's literally a river running through the city called Saigon. Get over it.

[@sazji]

@@tonenotrequired8626 The word Sài Gòn is used constantly. Some use it more specifically to refer to the old center of town, but there's nothing taboo about it and you'll see it everywhere.

[@BHAPPY255]

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[@tungnse]

One thing I can proudly tell about my people is that Vietnamese people are extremely friendly to visitors, whether its foreigners or vietnamese people themselves. Just be nice (yes, be nice, vietnamese value respect) and you can get help from pretty much any local you meet whether they are busy or not. If you get lost or in trouble people just naturally come to help you and they never ask for a repay. Its a beautiful thing about vietnamese people. Just be a bit careful when you want to spend money though.

[@dayal2293]

do you have to negotiate the price at restaurants too or their prices are fixed ?

[@thehayley7239]

@@dayal2293Fixed. Prices are often written on the signage already but if not, ask before you eat.

[@dayal2293]

@@thehayley7239 👍🏽

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@southpaw77777]

Lol

[@Chuntianxiyu]

Dog meat is only at specialized dog meat restaurants, not in the normal restaurants, if you don't look especially look for it, chance is that you will likely not see one, so don't worry that they might "accidentally" serve you the dish as it s not cheap either

[@mimimarcus]

Yes, this should've been clarified in the video to be more fair to Vietnam and Asia in general!

[@pohanahawaii]

🐾 Unfortunately, though much less dog meat in the South in recent years, still so MANY places on every local street in the North. It's like China, Philippines, even Korea. Places that were very poor before and though technologically advanced now, haven't evolved ethically. The men are ugly and like savages in these areas. Quite disgusting to chuck up animal cruelty to "culture".

[@folklorish31]

Thanks for clarifying... I was uncomfortable listening to that and was really worried about my trip there.

[@ryanmiller3330]

Idk dude. Lived in nam for a good minute before covid and I'm rocking back come October. I saw dogs on spickets why rolling around the city a few times

[@livewild2559]

Dog meat expensive... ga and Bo are cheap !😊

[@onmytravells9429]

Absolutely unreal country, personally my number 1 place I have visited

[@Joelfriend]

It really is a great place to travel!

[@Madders23]

I am so looking forward to it. I imagine it to be pretty special !

[@annaqchannel1148]

Thank you from Việt Nam 🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@mcclure3443]

try living there for 10 years.

[@rezzaanggelina]

Hi @joelfriend may I know how long is the ideal time to travel to vietnam and bangkok?

[@CallumJude09]

Flying out to Vietnam in four days for the first time. I've really enjoyed your series and have found it super helpful! Thanks man! :)

[@Joelfriend]

That's great to hear! Have the best time!!

[@TravelingwithValeman77]

How was the trip?

[@Coleskatemane]

Gonna need an update on the trip mate

[@aamo3960]

Visited Vietnam for 13 days in January. Visited Saigon, Da Nang and Hanoi along with a self-guided excursion into the jungles near Kham Duc. Absolutely insane country! Never have i regretted not knowing the local language more. The people are some of the friendliest and most welcoming people I’ve ever met anywhere on earth and I’ve been to 20+ countries. The nature is stunning and the food is mind blowingly good! Vietnam is a country I have to recommend everyone visit at least once in their life and preferably while it’s still relatively unknown to the tourist masses!!!

[@SlamminCameron]

Currently planning my honeymoon there, my fiancé and I are both down for everything, staying wherever, doing whatever. Any recommendations?

[@OshriTakelle-cu9jh]

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[@aamo3960]

@@SlamminCameron For a honeymoon I‘d definetly recommend the Ha Long Bay cruise. I didn‘t do it myself, but the scenery looks amazing from the photos I‘ve seen. In Saigon you can go ice skating in the Landmark 451 scyscraper, which was pretty cool for me as a Finn😅. There are a lot of museums in Saigon and Hanoi, but the War Remnants museum in Saigon is definetly my favourite. You might want to do a guided tour of the Cu Chi tunnels, which while touristy, are still very impressive! Hanoi is definetly more traditional than Saigon with the architecture and the general vibe. I definetly recommend visiting the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum and the museum complex. You‘ll be seeing Ho Chi Minh a lot all around Vietnam, so why not learn more about him :D Be sure to get there early tho. I‘m talking 7 am kinda early! In Saigon I recommend staying in the 1st district. The city is very walkable and the further away sites are easily reached via taxi or the water bus. The prices are very reasonable for someone used to Finnish prices! In Hanoi we stayed near the Hoan Kiem lake, which we found to be very nice and convenient for reaching all the major sites, like the Temple of literature, Ho Chi Minh mausoleum etc. Again, Hanoi taxis are also really good! Honestly there‘s so much to see that I can‘t condense it all into one comment, but I hope you have a great honeymoon and enjoy Vietnam to the fullest! Remember to also eat the street food and not be afraid to cross the road!

[@zenfulliving555]

self guided?

[@aamo3960]

@@zenfulliving555 Self guided as in we just paid these few local guys to take us to a specific place in the jungle and then back. Nothing more elaborately organized tours :D

[@doug5246]

Excellent, thank you. I'm arriving in Ha Noi April15th. I love the advice. It's so enjoyable and useful!!! This is my first video of yours that I watched. I'll check out more soon. I just downloaded Vietnamese language to my phone (and Khmer). Also, thanks for the advice about Viet tel. Good stuff!!

[@roromotovlog3752]

Vietnamese here! Would you like my suggestion? Comment your liking and maybe I could help ;)

[@JK-qv5wm]

I love watching these kinds of video to know how to travel Vietnam as a foreigner. And I'm a Vietnamese. But it's good to see your country in a different point of view.

[@Abortion_party]

Somebody needs to show this to America

[@markchlan]

Im leaving the USA for Vietnam in 20 days and this video was super helpful! its my first time going to sout heast asia ill be solo backpacking the entire region and just love watching videos like this to get ready. Thanks for the great info!

[@markchlan]

Update 3weeks into Vietnam I freaking love it here

[@mrpeas2111]

@@markchlanwhich city are u in currently ?

[@markchlan]

@@mrpeas2111 just got to Phong Nha yesterday evening. It's incredible here. It's true the more north you go the better the sights get

[@mikamauger]

Hey Joel ! Great video as always :)) Another tip I would mention is : It is pretty easy to find CouchSurfing hosts in Viet Nam and they were the highlight of my travel there ! I also met a family that hosted me on the side of the road after an accident I had. All in all, Vietnamese people are really friendly. Cheers !

[@Joelfriend]

Oh that's great to hear! I bet you can get some awesome experiences with coach surfing too!

[@sr8877]

Thanks Joel, going Thailand,, camboiaVietnam and Laos at the end of this month. First time solo travelling but ur vids are helping a lot! Got your backpack and everything ❤

[@thanhvungoc7883]

Vietnam has majestic scenery, very friendly people ❤

[@Joelfriend]

the people are great!

[@TheWorld4all]

Their friendliness comes with a big price.

[@baekimin21]

As a Vietnamese, I can say this video presents very good pieces of advice. Great video!

[@Joelfriend]

Thank you very much! :)

[@stewartl5109]

Some information unfortunately is not that correct but like all Vlogers I see and some I subscribe too tend to put their own individual spin on the same places that everyone goes too.. 2 , 3 or even a months visit can never paint an accurate account of places to see in Vietnam for sure. All I can say is to all enjoy and try your best 🙏🏻

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@TheWorld4all]

Vietnam sucks and your commie gov't is weak.

[@clausbader9537]

I'm German and live in Hai Phong Vietnam (near Halong Bay). I can say you are right with most of the Points eccept the Agribank ist the absolut Not recommend Bank at all. Better is MB Bank with the Advantage that you get max. 5 Mio VND and a Charge of 55k VND. Then e-Visa takes 3-4 days only (I do it every month). From 15. August 2023 again 90 days e-Visa are introduced.

[@christophedebard1226]

Hi AND thank you...I'm French AND I'm going to Vietnam in September..from Saigon to halong bay...fortunately I'm invited by my friends in different parts of Vietnam..🇫🇷❤️🇻🇳

[@christophedebard1226]

And it's true that anyone who doesn't know Vietnam is like going to another planet 🤣

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@moon_bandage]

Good tips! Ive had the exact same experience on my 1 month travel. Especially Ha Giang don't skip out on it if youre somewhat comfy riding a motorbike its absolutely worth. My only regret is driving the 3 day loop instead of the 5-6 day loop. Also make some friends and drive in a group, safer that way! One more tip. If youre in ha long anyway for a cruise, rent a motorbike when youre done, and visit the island of Cat Ba (right next to the bay) it is breathtaking, the town on the other side of the island is very charming too.

[@sifkochar]

Hey! How long is the ride from Halong to Catba? And do you necessarily need an international licence?

[@dimitar297]

You don't need a license but riding on the bike up those hills will put pressure on your testicles.

[@moon_bandage]

@Jozef-p6x ew get that evil cultist bs out of here

[@63jake63]

By far, my favorite country in the world. Been there 5 times... loved it every time. The Ha Giang loop is the best!!!

[@MrABroad]

Yesss, I love Vietnam, 4 years living here was absolutely amazing. So many places where you can travel. From busy cities to rural areas, food is so delicious, people are so friendly and welcoming. 👌💯

[@akshayjuwa8444]

Where in Vietnam do you live?

[@MrABroad]

@@akshayjuwa8444 I live in Dong Nai.

[@akshayjuwa8444]

@@MrABroad oh sweet I think it’s near ho chi Ming…. I’m going to Hanoi next week… I’m gonna visit ha long bay, ninh binh and the city … do you have any recommendations? Is booking stuffs from viator good?

[@alkey7266]

How do you do it with the visa situation

[@mrz384]

Get a job or Visa run to Neighbouring countries

[@kennyyuen1600]

Ive been hammering out videos since im going with my family in November and i gotta day, youre first 2 tips alone is already way more informative than 80% od the videos out there that isbjust huge hype and drone shots with very little depth. Well done! And thank you

[@Joelfriend]

Ayy thank you so much! Really appreciate that feedback!

[@kennyyuen1600]

@@Joelfriend may I ask what the drone rules were and if anyone gave you issues for using it at all?

[@Itjustdoesntmatter]

Head off to Vietnam in 3 days. This video was very helpful, thank you!

[@intoluxurylife]

Vietnam is one of my favourite places I’ve been so different each part of the country with so much to offer

[@SomethingGoodChannel]

A video that describes fully and accurately the knowledge about tourism in Vietnam. 💯

[@AVFdailylife]

Your videos are very high quality. Welcome everyone traveling to Vietnam!

[@houseofintent]

Can't wait to go back there.

[@edstravel]

Keep up the great work guys definitely amazing place to visit.

[@godisbrazilian]

Really good information! Especially regarding the visa situation. Their website does say 3 days, but don't be fooled by this. Ours took close to 10 days or so, as complications can easily arise. It was a pain, but definitely worth it in the end. The other thing I'd note is to most definitely use Grab for all of your taxi needs. Cab drivers can be shady otherwise.

[@SoSakashii]

Just a trivia, Viettel is a telecom company that belongs to the Vietnamese military so it’s why the coverage is slightly better than the others.

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@joosmfit1993]

Hi Joel! Thanks for everything, we were living for 3 month and since 2023, spanish people and more, can be 45 days without visa 😊

[@Aelin38]

Hanoi have thousand of skyscraper too but there are some rules to protect the ancient houses and historical places in the city center so foreigner barely see them 😅

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@TravellingNowhereFast]

This is the most useful video about Vietnam on youtube, thank you!!

[@FINDINGVU]

Why would you delete the review after they gave you a discount? You liked the service right?

[@ukdailylife85]

Guys, this commet is for all people planning to visit Viet Nam. I'm a Vietnamese citizen and I have to admit that Viet Nam has a myriad of breathtaking views and alluring tourists attractions. BUT, that guy is telling the sadly true thing in Viet Nam. Besides those who are honest and kind, there are lots of merchants considering foreign visitors as people living in a country having a higher standard of living, a better income so they kind of charge you an overwhelmingly prohibitive price (Vietnamese's perspective). So remember, it is a must-do when visiting VietNam: BARGAINING

[@folklorish31]

Hi will it be super rainy in the North in May??

[@HangLeT]

@@folklorish31 no, it will be dry and hot from May to July/August

[@folklorish31]

@@HangLeT thank you 😊

[@1012pear]

If you have to bargain, it's not good!

[@DasRoor]

Thanks alot for the actually useful information! Glad this wasn't just clickbait!

[@MickeyMishra]

I told my son of 17 to get the HECK out there and see the world outside of the PNW. My family traveled a LOT when I was younger, and he's never been much outside of Oregon. There is so much out there for young men. And the cost for a trip for the summer is amazing! Work your buns off, do them overtime and 7 day 16-18 hour days to pull in that extra cash. Then get your remote work contract & do that while you are out and about in S.E.A. or elsewhere. Life is way to short to stay in once place.

[@SydneyTrainsV28]

As a vietnamese thank you.

[@GreatCityAttractions]

It looks a great country to explore.

[@anagilles1097]

I was born and raised as a white English speaking child in vietnam in Saigon and I still to this day know 2 sentences in Vietnamese and had no language barrier so if ur going to Saigon you’ll be fine without google translate

[@Joelfriend]

Good to know!

[@debalinaroy5701]

Hi, Joel, thank you for sharing the tips. I'm visiting Vietnam in a few months. The overnight bus info was great and helpful. All I need now is a detailed info about how to bargain in Vietnam. 😀

[@mailysb35]

Hello ! For me I had the best prices when I was the less interested haha. Sometimes when you ask a lower price they say no but if you walk away they will shout at you lower prices until you say yes xD

[@debalinaroy5701]

Ahhh very much similar to our Indian markets I see 😀😀 Thank you for sharing your experience though 😌 I appreciate it! Can you please also tell me if there will be any conversation problem while booking Grab? We've plans to travel around the cities in Grab and some blogs saying that there'll be communication problems when booking Grab 😒😒

[@TienDuongRose]

​@@debalinaroy5701hãy sử dụng Google Dịch

[@vietnam_funfacts]

I'm very impressed with this video; it's so detailed and accurate, especially the part about the Viettel SIM card lol. Additionally, regarding the use of English, in mountainous or rural areas or with older people, English is not commonly spoken. However, if you travel to major cities or tourist destinations, most people can use it.

[@martinalgry4042]

Going to Vietnam next month. I'm really excited. Thank you

[@mrz384]

Hope you enjoy your time

[@MartinDobson1984]

Cheers for the video, im English and planning a solo trip there ❤

[@jonb6660]

Great stuff, lucky number 17 too. You did a brilliant job no need to swat them flies! You're expressing yourself brilliantly without waving around ;)

[@DanielLeGallienne-p8o]

G'day there Joel, cheers mate for the info on Vietnam, I'm heading over soon with a friend, & the info you gave will 100% help. Cheers again.

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@nige13]

lol, shudda spent a bit more money and flown between ccities instead of busses or trains and sod "the experience" ( Ha Giang loop is a must ) great vlogs tho and some really great tips!

[@Phone_Geek]

Did a trip from South to North number of yrs ago. Ho chi Minh, de nang, hue, hoi an, Sapa, hanoi. And man having the VIP suite on the cruise got no sleep cos of noise of wood worm in headboard. Whole country is amazing

[@heythave]

Be creative. Next time, put your head where your feet should be and use ear plugs.

[@BreatheBali]

Been a little while since I have watched your work. Great to be reminded of the inspiration you gave me to start my own channel. Keep kicking goals.

[@peelypeelmeister6432]

I loved it so much, I married my Vietnamese wife. Moving back there soon.

[@BHAPPY255]

Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥️ ❤️

[@ellephillips4085]

This was so helpful!!

[@Joelfriend]

Glad to hear it! :)

[@daneleventsixti]

as a Vietnamese, I would also recommend trying out Bun Bo while you are at it. Many have grown to like em better than Pho and definitely worth a shot! (5:37)

[@imagination7555]

True! It's always better to book hotels in Vietnam online in advance. Banh mi, pho, bun cha ... dang, just mentioning Vietnamese cuisine makes my mouth water.

[@jeff824]

I didn't know how to ride a scooter, so I had to learn fast. Taxi (not called cabs here) are cheap and I used those. Watch out for the Grab bikes...very cheap but risky. My local guy was usually drunk and wore a WWII helmet.

[@stanleystuart2008]

If your savvy on a motorcycle you'll be ok on the loop definitely agree with that the north is definitely better than the south

[@reecey1504]

The sounds of those motorcycle engines bring back some good memories.

[@BonjourKathyy]

THANK YOU FOR THIS! As a vietnamese I am overwhelmed traveling to vietnam and where to start. THANK YOU

[@molonlabe9602]

Good video with straight forward information. Thank you.

[@Joelfriend]

Thank you very much!!

[@ViATravel.Vietnam.Routes]

Thank admin for your reviews ❤ Welcome to Vietnam ❤

[@Squirrelyyy]

Phu Quoc actually has a different visa policy than the majority of Vietnam; it allows 30 days of visa-free travel!

[@CuongPham-wk8mi]

You can apply for a visa in Vietnam up to 90 days already. New visa policy.

[@heythave]

A Cambodian island taken over by Vietnam.

[@melaniesmith652]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! LOVE THEM!!!! SO GOOD

[@thanhtungvu423]

at 7:33, it's actually Phu Quoc Island. Thanks for your great video about my country!

[@dulcerheabuling3022]

Very informative! Thanks!

[@IvyHouse-you]

chắc bạn đến Viet Nam rất nhiều lần rồi,nên mới chạy xe máy rảnh như vậy.cám ơn bạn đã chọn Viet Nam là điểm đến❤❤❤

[@TrangHuyen-yj4wb]

So great. I have saw your Madeira video and today you talk about my country. ❤

[@Joelfriend]

Aww thank you, love Madeira and Vietnam!

[@mochilero13]

The best thing about real travel is to not know, to discover, to be intrigued and romanced. Later on the “bad” experiences are often memorable as the good ones. I traveled in the seventies when hardly any information was available and reservations were not a possibility for the budget traveler.

[@williamhuynh3574]

Well happy for you well I’m a Vietnamese American and my moms side lives in the courntryside in Saigon which is very fun

[@Borii94]

wait, why did you delete your review for the place that tailored your suit? Were they not good?

[@garytibo]

These are the best kind of video...THANKS

[@LittleSteps-s2g]

Awesome and informatve video. Brilliant. :)

[@Joelfriend]

Thank you so much!

[@8Freakish8]

I cant find any link for the visa.. Beer comes ice cold from the fridge nobody serves icecubes in the north 😁 and also locals go beyond to get you the best fit for your day trip and you will also know 100% what you get and pho was one of the hardest foods to be found in ha noi, ninh binh and cat ba..

[@markchlan]

Panic packing last minute for Vietnam. Had to hit "subscribe" just for when things go wrong 😂

[@reblfleur16]

Such a great video, very informative!

[@Joelfriend]

Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@SangwonGuak]

Great video, thanks dude!

[@mattythebatty2129]

As a Vietnamese person, There’s a lot of places in Vietnam that I really haven’t been to yet and I really wanted to go instead of staying with my relatives for 2+ months not going anywhere. Thanks mom for giving me mental insanity.

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@ChrisFord-zw6tc]

Wow. interesting video . thanks for good content

[@casperforever4457]

thank you, amazing review 👏

[@Joelfriend]

My pleasure!

[@gowheregotherenow]

🤩Love Vietnamese Pho! It' supposed to sound like "Fur" by the way. Love your tips thanks for the great video!

[@varcorner1]

I'll be featuring Vietnam soon ❤

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@ChopChopRecipes]

Thank for sharing. Your guide is so useful. I did not know you can download language into google translate. Thank you for that. Your videos are very engaging. Love how you present things. Keep it up.

[@calvinmentor599]

Love the video. Informative.!👍

[@mladenstific2459]

Thanks man, this was amazingly useful!

[@drabutter1341]

Dun like the fact that you gave the tailors a review on google just to get a discount then deleted it 🥶made it sound like they were being used

[@SteveJenkins-i7f]

Thanks.Great video but would have like to know a bit more about the islands and snorkelling…that aside very informative thank you

[@JustinCiriello]

Why did you delete the good review after posting it in regard to the custom suit?

[@imenestb8931]

Please someone tell me what is the best period to visit vietnam especially i want enjoy the nature nd mountains, m thinking of September or November can u suggest me please !

[@roromotovlog3752]

Vietnamese here. September -> Feb = rain season. Best months are before August

[@tracetravelvietnam]

All are so useful Informations!

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Some great thoughts Joel Friend

[@clara337]

I would agree except for it's cheaper to book online, if you don't book at your accommodation and go to the bus station instead it's much cheaper. We found the same bus for half the price by booking in person and online sometimes they overbook the bus and then it's difficult to get where you want to.

[@MMAallday67]

Terrific video!! I'm thinking about moving there so I'm planning a trip. I'm not necessarily a dog lover so I'm ok with them consuming it!!😂

[@HaiHoang-wx5ur]

For the bank withdraw fee, I guess you are talking visa or mastercard. For domestic cards, most of them are free to withdraw or at most 3300 VND.

[@Joelfriend]

Yes, for foreigners it charges you a fee!

[@danielrose6288]

Absolutely killing vid bro thanks!

[@spicyroads]

TP bank doesn’t charge fees at all , I’ve used two different ones so far one in Saigon one in Vung tau

[@nazanin_amiri_travel]

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[@bz10000]

Very good and informative. Just great

[@whyhellotherewithdrmarksabean]

Great content and amazing delivery. cheers Mate

[@samiboy1368]

My gf is vietnamese and i plan to go there, thanks for the info

[@donaldcastillo2408]

Very good info video, thanks

[@Joelfriend]

Thanks for watching!

[@axnyslie]

Thanks this was helpful. I'm going to Vietnam next year around March staying in the south @ Ho Chi Minh City as I do not like the cold. I was in South Korea last year which is similarly limited in English speaking and I got around fine there.

[@alexmelendez5404]

I LOVE THIS!!

[@ru4031]

Great info.. cause soon i fly to Vietnam!

[@dawnfiske9267]

Super helpful, thank you.