All Those Who Wander Are Not Lost. Discover the Nature and Beauty surrounding Hoi An Vietnam.

[@java1708]

I think it's a misunderstanding, the old man didn't mean to say "get out" , he want to welcome you but his english is limited. You're free and very welcome to visit all these temples. Please come back anytime. By the way, welcome to Vietnam

[@LastFlightOut]

yes i see that now

[@VietnamSteve]

Good job 👍 love it

[@AnNguyen-hj8um]

I’m 50 years old Vietnamese living in the States. I never truly find inner peace in here although I have everything a middle class American would want. It’s always something stressful or missing here. I did not have much in Vietnam but life was much happier for me. I’m trying for 10 more years so I can come back there for good. Thanks for a sweet video

[@LastFlightOut]

i 100 percent understand. some how you feel more free and at peace in vietnam. what is that missing piece ? something cultural, spirtiual. what is the part that vietnam has, and american has lost ?

[@AnNguyen-hj8um]

@ says, you can never wander around in a neighborhood in the States without being extremely mindful of the property rights and privacy. Unless you want to get arrested by cops or shot by property owners. That’s one of the million things you don’t have to worry in Vietnam:)

[@LastFlightOut]

@@AnNguyen-hj8um 100% - i was looking at a field of Alpacas in rural tennessee ( middle of the day ) and the land owner came out with her shotgun. crazy

[@AnNguyen-hj8um]

@ yep. And to think of the state of Texas where I live even folks in the subdivisions thinking that it’s OK to shoot at kids doing sone “ding dong duck” childplay. We’re in a nation where gun violence is the norm and opening fire at teenagers is considered more acceptable than abusing animals (not that animal abuses shouldn’t be condemned, but …)

[@LastFlightOut]

@@AnNguyen-hj8um you are so right ! . I noticed in Vietnam people practice their religion, the religions teach humanity and kindness and high moral standards.

[@tuyen0210]

I subcried. Good luck and well come you come to Viet Nam.

[@LastFlightOut]

thank you for that

[@beargarten9343]

Lovely and relaxing video, Sir. Going to that beatiful country in a few weeks, can't wait!

[@LastFlightOut]

thanks for the kind words - hope you enjoy Vietnam as much as i did

[@studionaomi365photography7]

5:00 seem like you can take a tour around, He polite. And I love the music video btw

[@LastFlightOut]

thank you

[@tangytaku_]

worthy explorations to be shown ,thank you enjoy and be safe for your journey in vietnam

[@LastFlightOut]

thanks, i enjoyed every moment of it

[@ledanglove]

Oh I love this vibe, Vietnam's atmosphereeeee

[@LastFlightOut]

the vibe is real in vietnam

[@DK9492]

follow you since 2 people subscribe haha. Welcome to Vietnam!

[@LastFlightOut]

thankyou number 3 :))

[@allencoffland1685]

you travel like me...........slow and easy 👍

[@LastFlightOut]

the slower i go the more i see :)

[@Nicole-gb4ze]

I love your video. I am a new subscriber. I am sure more people will subscribe to your channel after watching it. You a natural commentator who speaks from the heart. How was the duck? Did your wife like it? Where in Hoi An is the duck place?

[@LastFlightOut]

Nicole - thanks for the kind words. It is from the heart and I hope you can see how I feel about central Vietnam. the duck was delicious, we enjoyed it very much. the exact address i could not tell you but if you google the pool hall i went into it is across the street for there. are you going to get some ?

[@Nicole-gb4ze]

You have a good heart. I wish I could get the duck. I live near the DC area where we just got a foot of snow. I am hoping to visit Vietnam especially the Hoi An area in the summer. Is it easy to get an extended Visa to live there? Is your wife Vietnamese?

[@LastFlightOut]

@@Nicole-gb4ze my wife is chinese, 90 day visa is easy. i dont know about other more long term visas

[@Nicole-gb4ze]

@@LastFlightOut Thank you! I am of Chinese descent from Vietnam. My husband is Cantonese born in the US. He doesn't speak Cantonese. Does your wife speak Vietnamese, and Cantonese or Mandarin? I have friends who can speak all three dialects.

[@huynhxuansang214]

Great job! I hope you have wonderful experiences in Vietnam and that your channel continues to grow successfully. Keep going!

[@LastFlightOut]

thank you. Vietnam is amazing.

[@tiffanyvang9814]

He welcomed you, meant that it is OK for you to look around. Such Vietnam temples welcone everyone.

[@LastFlightOut]

i understand it now. i was not sure in the moment

[@donganhacquyen]

A cowboy walks in an Asian land with huge cultural differences.Nice man, have a good trip🐺

[@LastFlightOut]

yep - you got it :)

[@kietlai594]

I'm 46 and jealous of your life. Important thing is finding a happy place and resting thats my wish. Thanks for sharing these views. Bring me back lots of memories. I do appreciate my country as i growing older.

[@LastFlightOut]

46 is still young-ish. plenty of time to find your peaceful place.

[@kietlai594]

@LastFlightOut hey, i live in Minnesota. What state are you from?

[@keemiii1010]

You are happy ,end of life ....... I want like it .....good luck

[@LastFlightOut]

thanks for kind words

[@richscenic]

129👍Wow !! Great presentation, GOD BLESS YOU DEAR , HAVE A NICE TIME , Amazing dear pretty sister, very beautiful , wonderful coverage , greetings from HONG KONG @richscenic

[@LastFlightOut]

Thank you so much

[@venzoom]

Some leaves inside the duck make it have good smell. That price is reasonable, look delicious yepp

[@LastFlightOut]

was delicious

[@lawrencenguyen4700]

you will see the grass neighbor yard green then your home ok ,but any country have beauty nature them self ,

[@Tom-j2b-p8w]

You really can teach me a lot of things in Vietnam, even thought I'm Vietnamese living in US now.

[@LastFlightOut]

vietnam is teaching me many things

[@tiffanyvang9814]

The beauty of transquility.

[@LastFlightOut]

beautiful places

[@Huyang-ch3ps]

You got a new subscriber

[@LastFlightOut]

many thanks

[@Life.with.K9]

He said it was a Cao Dai temple and he invited you to go around

[@LastFlightOut]

I understand that now but in the momen t I was not to sure

[@Life.with.K9]

@@LastFlightOut this temple if you say you are hungry people will bring you food immediately, the people in there are very nice 👍

[@LastFlightOut]

@@Life.with.K9 very very nice

[@remicout5175]

Thank you for this video. I was fascinated by the fusion of philosophies and cultures as shown by the painting in the temple when you first walked in. It's written in French and Chinese: "Dieu et Humanité, Amour et Justice" (God and Humanity, Love and Justice). The garment worn by the French philosopher (probably Victor Hugo or a general governor) is very much from Napoléon III era. The abandoned tomb is interesting also. It looks like a tomb fit for a former mandarin or a high-ranking official from the South-Vietnam era. Those roasted ducks look so yummy... You made my mouth watering, and the genuine affection between the locals and you is contagious. Happy New Year to all of you from Houston!

[@LastFlightOut]

thanks for all that info - i was wondering about thar painting when i saw it, it stood out to me as very odd...... in the moment it seemed to have some catholic undertones. i felt a great connection to the locals in central vietnam, i had many great and positive experiences with them !!!

[@remicout5175]

@@LastFlightOut Yes, the temple does have some Roman Catholic undertones. If those oriental ornaments are stripped off, it would look like a Catholic church, I think! Those interior ornate columns reflect ancient Chinese influence, but they end up with ancient Greek's Corinthian decorations at the top. That's both kitsch and mesmerizing at the same time... Never been to a Cao Dai temple myself, but it will be on my list after watching this video!

[@LastFlightOut]

@@remicout5175 "kitsch and mesmerizing at the same time". I was thinking "border line gaudy yet somehow appropriate" . I like your description better.

[@LuuLuong-bn8iy]

the east meeting the east > Hohoho 😅😅😅😅😂😂

[@PADELATOR]

I am in love with Vietnam.And i like da nang and hoi an , but all you tubers tend to go to the same places .This is the first time I see someone doing your kind of tour. I am very interested in these quiet areas. Are you there for vacation or long term ?

[@LastFlightOut]

I was on a long vacation there. I want to return as soon as I can

[@PADELATOR]

@LastFlightOut I am from Greece. I've travelled a lot but never outside Europe. For the last 2 years i am looking at KZbin places around the world. Vietnam and especially da nang and hoi an area made me take the big decision.I hope untill summer i will move there

[@Smuggler169]

@@LastFlightOutI was there for vacation Dec 17th-Jan 3rd. I want to return as soon as I can as well. Currently in cold, snowy Ohio. I am looking at moving there.

[@thanhola2812]

tôi nghĩ bạn nên đến huế, thăm kinh thành huế và lăng khải định

[@LastFlightOut]

tôi sẽ quay lại vào cuối năm nay 2025

[@tomtom2356]

Your videos are very relaxing, I am turning 65 soon, lived in Australia almost 50 years, hope that one day I can be like you, having peace of mind. Enjoy your time sir. Cheers

[@LastFlightOut]

met a cool retired guy from Aus while in Vietnam. He stays in Hoi An for about 90 days each year - the length of the Visa. He LOVES it.

[@jongyen3]

Nice tranquil video. I can't seem to place your accent. Are you from somewhere in America?

[@LastFlightOut]

thanks - born and raised in england but living in the usa for the last 35 years

[@LuuLuong-bn8iy]

Bonjour Vietnam 😅😅😅😂😂

[@LastFlightOut]

hello hello vietnam

[@LuuLuong-bn8iy]

@LastFlightOut nam viet ? Last one out 😆 🤣

[@tvhung83]

The old man in temple, he's just shy and he wanted you to explore around (because he can't communicate to show you around).

[@tvhung83]

But yes, there are some restricted time window during the day, when you'll be requested to leave, for religious sessions.

[@LastFlightOut]

i understand that now

[@lucie-dinh]

4:53 the old man was just trying to introduce to you the name of their religious. It's called "Cao Đài". You can see the script of these 2 words in the decorations in the front of the building, left and right wing. Hope you have a good time in Việt Nam.

[@LastFlightOut]

yes - i see that now

[@xuantruongvu2335]

đây là tỉnh nào thế bạn

[@ChrissieSM]

Where are you? Hoi An?

[@LastFlightOut]

i was in Hoi An - now I am in florida USA

[@thithachnguyen8913]

@@LastFlightOut Much nicer place to be ,I think👍🌹!

[@LastFlightOut]

@@thithachnguyen8913 i like both :)

Who did the Vietnamese translation for you?

[@LastFlightOut]

the software CAPCUT does it

[@tranvinh7574]

🎉At 5:00 the man did not tell you to get out, he said "OK", that means you can go around and do what you want.

[@LastFlightOut]

ok ok

[@tedvu1426]

He also said "Cao Dai". That's the name of the religion which had been started and only exists in Vietnam.

[@AnNguyen-hj8um]

@@tedvu1426 not true. Although born in Vietnam, Caodaism is now practiced globally. There are many followers in Europe, Australia, Canada, and the US. Also it’s really big in Cambodia. Here in Houston, Texas alone we have three big Caodai temples with thousands of followers

[@tvhung83]

@@AnNguyen-hj8um for real? I'm over 40 and this is the first time I heard, that's cool!

[@tvhung83]

260k for one duck is reasonable, roasted duck is more expensive than chickens.

[@LastFlightOut]

it was delicious

[@ThaiNguyen-wq9cy]

Vietnam is not a perfect country but i think it is a good place for some westeners who are suffering stressful and meaningless life.

[@LastFlightOut]

this is a very insightful

[@TravelWithJoeyH]

I have a few questions. Are you married there? How is immigration, do you have to do a visa run every 2 months? Is the local food edible?

[@LastFlightOut]

local food is delicious, not sure about the visa situation. i have a tourist visa it is good for 90 days.

[@huynhxuansang214]

The visa is valid for 90 days, and renewing it takes only one day with the help of an agent. The process involves about 6 hours of travel to Laos to complete the paperwork and then returning to Vietnam. It might leave you a bit sore, but it’s only once every 90 days.

[@MrCoors68]

im #187

[@LastFlightOut]

ok

[@PlayUntilWin]

It’s Caodaism temple.

[@LastFlightOut]

thank you

[@Lucifer-ql7cc]

Peace because you can spend more than what you can't spend in your country that is the realistic. Please live as normal live in that country. I mean, working class then spend with the money you earn for a year with all expenses like rent, bill ..... then talk to me about peace.

[@LastFlightOut]

that is part of it. but i have many more reasons for finding peace in Vietnam than just low cost of living, and I believe that shows in my videos. I understand many other KZbin channels do focus on ' cost of living ' and talk about how cheap it is, but you wont find that kind of content on my channel. Others sexualize the Vietnamese Women, but I dont do that on my channel either. its a good channel - you should subscribe.

[@tuyen0210]

​@@LastFlightOut much respect to you. New sub here. Thanks so much.

[@henryngvideos8154]

He did not say “Get out” what he said was “God’s eye” a religion in Vietnam that worship an eye of God

[@LastFlightOut]

i understand that now

[@thanh2185]

Seek you will find, ask you will receive.

[@LastFlightOut]

i found so much good in vietnam

[@CuongTran-sl8mn]

Obviously he just said "Cao Dai" that's the temple and the religious they're worshipping

[@LastFlightOut]

yes, i see that now, but in the moment I was not sure and did not want to intrude on people anymore than I already had. I was a good experience

[@CuongTran-sl8mn]

@LastFlightOut indeed l understand your feeling.

[@Jagganaugt]

15:00 I know you are enjoying peace but just a friendly reminder that when you going to places like this be aware of snakes please. With the tropical climate in Vietnam, there are a lot of venomous variety of snakes. It is very dangerous especially for foreigner when unforeseen critical incident like snake bites can be stressful and hard to seek local help when time is sensitive matter. So maybe at least come up with a plan for situation like this such as having a note for critical situations, and don't afraid to seek help because most Vietnamese have very kind hearts, they would be very concerned for you no matter where you from.

[@LastFlightOut]

thank you for the good advice

[@nguyenthiauco3505]

[@LastFlightOut]

thanks for comment

[@QuangHopTran-qu2wk]

I'm not sure what the man say, but I think he said Vietnamese, not English, Im a Vietnamese but Central Vietnamese accent is difficult for me to hear, I think he didnt want to be rude, I guess he didnt understand what you said in English and he did not know what to say with you so he suggested you some other places for you to explore. Finally so sorry for you for the bad feelings.

[@LastFlightOut]

i worked it out after - he was being kind, i just was not sure at the time

[@navajo6931]

You have money they treat you like king,there is no peace

[@LastFlightOut]

thanks for the comment - i felt they treated me like an Equal

[@taynguyen7792]

This is a propaganda video. I’m a Vietnamese and I know how much freedom people have there. You can go to places and buy whatever you want, that is not all about freedom. If you get stop or seeing someone gets stop by police and you or that person need to give the police some monies so they will let you go. Do you dare to spoke up about it on your KZbin? That is just a small example, there is a lot more

[@huynhxuansang214]

Where in Vietnam are you staying to say such strange things? I’ve lived here for 40 years and have never encountered anything like that.

[@LastFlightOut]

interactions with the police will end up costing you money in any country.

[@AnNguyen-hj8um]

@@taynguyen7792 interaction with American law enforcement may just cost you your life. Welcome to freedom :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIXGqmqDi9mMrbMsi=s37JeJZZ1XDAj4mV

[@AnNguyen-hj8um]

@@taynguyen7792 maybe this freedom will make you feel better? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIXGqmqDi9mMrbMsi=s37JeJZZ1XDAj4mV