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[@jasonpmerrigan]

Very informative, thanks again Travis!

[@DougWhaley-e4h]

Travis - fantastic summary of TET. Appreciate your insights on the Lunar Holiday in Vietnam and the traditions we witnessed throughout DaNang. Hope you had a great celebration with Family and Friends. Cheers...Doug and Beverly

[@HealthStudio23]

Great video, your language skills are very good. ❤🇻🇳

[@mzan2691]

I spent my first Tet holiday in Nha Trang this year and I have to say that it was very hard to cope with the amount of traffic, noise and masses of people moving around. The restaurants were overloaded and it was total chaos. We ended up several times to wait for ages and got the wrong food. Higher prices everywhere, scooters driving on sidewalks, blasting music from every corner since 6 am. It was brutal. Now, that the holiday is over the city looks and feels like heaven. If you LOVE noisy celebrations you will love it, but if you don't, just make sure you are not in a major holiday destination like Nha Trang

[@jeniehuynh4805]

Happy Lunar New Year ! Would love to experience Tet in Vietnam some day ❤

[@louiskats5116]

G'day Travis and Loan, Happy Tet, my eldest son is celebrating Tet in Saigon this year with his Vietnamese partner and family. Every year Kellie and I celebrate Tet with my whole Vietnamese family and yes I love eating Moon Cake & taking it home and eating it weeks later. Don't forget chicken feet so so yummy lots of fun. Can't wait to celebrate Tet in Vietnam 🇻🇳 one day soon. Hope to see you in Melbourne for the upcoming Rugby World Cup. Cheers Louis Kats and Kellie K from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 👍

[@alexcasey8606]

The full name for this primary holiday is Tết Nguyên Đán. Almost 99% of the Vietnamese called it Tết, due to laziness of addressing it.

[@le-phuongnguyen6181]

in America, we get 1 holiday per month or so, but in vietnam its 1 giant 2 week holiday. which gives everyone enough time to go back to their hometowns and visit their families

[@TheSuperdodgy]

Another great video huyền thoại !!!

[@Pablomarinho10]

Spent a little bit of Tết in Kon Tum, then Da Nang. It was great!

[@soulpike]

awesome insight again mate

[@TravisTravelsVN]

Thanks appreciate it, the holiday is a crazy experience!

[@ucvu4751]

Hope you enjoy our holiday!

[@HomelessPelican]

It was crazy good :)

[@tangytaku_]

thank you for sharing , happy new year

[@TravisTravelsVN]

Thanks for watching!

[@philb8826]

Great food but you are so right boiled chicken is just so chewy 🤣 I’ve got a air fryer in our house so I get an extra chicken done in that 🤣🤣👍

[@TravisTravelsVN]

Air fryer is a must!

[@Edsen-qm5tw]

I didn’t understand why there were fireworks on multiple? Nights? The peach trees in Hanoi looked really nice

[@TravisTravelsVN]

People were drinking and hanging out every night so some people do fireworks every night

[@jasonbourne3869]

Awesome video Did u check out the famous & serene Zen Center located halfway between Saigon and Vung Tau? Its called: Thiền Viện Thường Chiếu

[@TravisTravelsVN]

Nope I didn't hear about that

[@jasonbourne3869]

@@TravisTravelsVN ur gf should know

[@jasonbourne3869]

In VT, check out Thiền Viện Chơn Không, its up on the mountain​@@TravisTravelsVN

[@PatrickSweetser]

Before = Mad_Rush ... ......During = LySy_Eating_Drinking_Playing-Cards ... ....After = Depression :-(

[@chadzillaful]

This is why my AliExpress order is late

[@TravisTravelsVN]

Exactly

[@emelsabes]

Why Chinese New year? We have Luna New Year!!!!