6 Reasons to Visit Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Black Solo Traveler’s Guide

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[@QueenofDC]

Welcome Tracey!! 🥰Thank you for tuning in and your support! Delighted you enjoy the channel and so cool to know you're a native holding it down while I'm traveling 🤣✈️. Appreciate your sharing and your support ❤️.

[@cheryldurham6021]

Hello there. Love the pictures. You definitely gave us a diversified view of your travel to Saigon. I was most intrigued by the forestry and tunnels. I couldn’t do that tower or sky deck. Too much height for me. I love how you enable us to see many perspectives of the culture. Thank you and continue to be blessed.

[@QueenofDC]

Hi Cheryl 🥰! Happy you enjoyed the video. Oh yeah the tunnels are fascinating along with the history. The tunnels were small so Americans couldn't fit and didn't even know about them and were standing on the traps. The Sky Deck was nice but I'm not afraid of heights but that tunnel had me claustrophobic. I try to share as much as I can so you feel like you're present and see new or interesting places. Appreciate you watching and sharing your view, always males me ecstatic to share! ❤️

[@notb4ten]

Hi Shawn I didn't think that I would ever want to visit Southeast Asia because Mexico stole my heart decades ago however your videos have really caught my interest. I was looking at Bangkok Thailand as a starting country. I am a Black female over 60 and solo.

[@QueenofDC]

Greetings!! You must experience Southeast Asia. It offers everything one needs, except the time zone, and a wonderful place to explore. Happy my videos have sparked your interest and please continue to follow me as I'm in Bangkok. Bangkok is an excellent place to start and where I started my SE Asia journey. It's a big city with lots to offer and the surrounding islands and cities are lovely and less expensive. I love Bangkok and this is my second time there. I'll be sharing more content on Bangkok since my content from last year's trip was mistakenly deleted. I've explored several cities in Thailand and enjoyed them. I'm sharing my day to day in Bangkok on my Instagram stories. There's a robust Black Expat Facebook group always offering monthly events in Bangkok. Brothers and Sisters in Thailand so definitely join. We out here at all ages, solo too, living and thriving 🥰!!

[@BellaFelice]

Just shared your video with a colleague from Vietnam

[@QueenofDC]

Hey Felicia!! ❤️Nice and thank you for sharing! Hope all is well and I appreciate it 🎊.

[@JasenomadeTV]

Great video and informative... Vietnam is on my list

[@QueenofDC]

Thank you for tuning in! Happy you enjoyed the video and Vietnam is a beautiful place to explore from the mountains to the city to the beaches!

[@asmah-cj9xs]

Hello Queen... you spent a long time in Vietnam. Must have liked the place very much.

[@QueenofDC]

Greetings Friend!! Yes, it's a sweet spot and I love the friends, community, and routine I've built living there 🥰. The beautiful beach captures my heart ❤️!!

[@asmah-cj9xs]

So now have you decided to choose Vietnam as your second home, and not Malaysia?

[@QueenofDC]

@@asmah-cj9xsNot the case, they are both my second home 🥰. Wherever I have a connection and community will be my home. I've spent equal time in both and won't trade off. I'll have many homes around the world 🎊✈️.

[@asmah-cj9xs]

You are very lucky

[@tompham637]

Thank you for sharing this interesting video. Thank you for visiting my country, VIETNAM. Enjoy your adventures and stay safe.

[@QueenofDC]

Thank you for tuning in and your kind wishes! Vietnam has been wonderful and is my home too 🥰....can't get rid of me 🤣😂. Beautiful country to explore and continued adventure awaits me 🎊.

[@gg13308]

good video, I enjoy how your show us the place through your eyes. I don’t think i can stay in a place with no windows. How is the weather there compared to to Da nang?

[@QueenofDC]

Thanks for watching and happy you enjoy my videos 🎊. In Saigon I was a tourist meaning I got out early and back late because it gets dark at 6pm in Vietnam. I showered and went to bed -- since my time was limited not having a window didn't bother me. Long term stays or if I was chillin spending significant time in my room, I would want a window. Saigon doesn't have seasons so it's hot year round. Da Nang has seasons.