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felt dizzy watching this. couldn't finish it

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when was this taken?

Could I please have a breakdown of how many nights in each place?

Vietnam looks so beautiful! It looks like a fairytale land now after so much destruction.

It's a pity you didn't come to Saigon, a bustling city in Southern Vietnam.

Your cinematography quality is amazing, including the perfect music you chose for your video. This single video is why I subscribed to you.

It looks so stupid to seat beside the tables so close when the train passing by.

Hello. Nice video ! What season do you recommand to visit Sapa ?

Wow, this video perfectly captures the magic of Sapa! From the breathtaking rice terraces to the cultural richness of the local communities, it feels like I just went on a mini-vacation. 🏞✨ Definitely adding Sapa to my 2024 travel bucket list! What was your favourite moment while filming this?

Hi, lovely video. Is February a good time to visit for 4 days?

Who ever made this video must be deaf

I thinking you are going to my country just in half...If you have time go to Ho chi minh city and more in south Vietnam...Over there beautiful too....❤️❤️❤️❤️We love my country.....Vietnam...And Thanks for the video...

Wow! Well done! You blow most others away! Thank you!! Jim in Honolulu

@lais- which season /month did u visit

I would love to visit Vietnam

This is absolutely amazing! So stunning

I keep asking myself is it really my country. I can’t recognize it because of all the beautiful and modern land marks, landscapes, and services. Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤!

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Ummmm the woman who sneezed over the buns???? Ummm yeah, no 😵‍💫

This convinced me to oack my bags and go to Vietnam

Thank you for the gorgeous, colorful viewing of Vietnam. I've watched nearly a hundred videos of the country and none came close to this one. The photography, the editing, the music, the production quality- all well done

The article on Hanoi makes Hanoi look very relaxing. The reality, i.e. the traffic, made the city look different to me. But Sa Pa was great for me :-) P.S. But anyway great video!

VN looks much better thru your lenses.

As Video Editor, great Job with the colorization Bro. Amazing the Cinematic Vlog!

Việt Nam is clean

you missed Vietnamese cuisine and beautiful Huế , old imperial capital of việt nam , also Quang Binh with beautiful caves river and beach

Stunning!

ヽ(͡◕ ͜ʖ ͡◕)ﾉ. Good morning, my friend! I’m thrilled to see another wonderful upload from you. It’s incredibly interesting, and I can’t thank you enough for it! 🐯🐶🐶🐶

Hanoi , was almost completely leveled down by 12 days 12 nights by armerican’s B52 , peoples fought hard , city ‘s survived somehow 😄😄😄😄 Hoi An , small tiny town , once a trading port established sometime by 15 th century Hoi An , the one and only one , from far north to far south , survived almost 100/100 through many wars in the 20th century, with French Japanese Chinese Pol pot Cambodia, amazing!! People here , very nice very friendly, earn their living by doing some old simple traditional things existed for centuries 😄😄😄😄😄

is the weather always that bad?

Take this from someone who is a frequent visitor of Hong Kong all the way back from the 90s till now… This list kinda is a bit Meh.. In no particular order of things to do in my opinion: 1) visit the budha by taking the mtr to tung chung, take the cable car! Its an incredible experience. Then take a bus or taxi to Mui Wo island or Tai O to walk around and catch the ferry back to central for a great day out! 2) visit the Victoria Peak by the historical tram and take a walk through Hong Kong biological and zoological gardens beforehand or after. 3) take a stroll through from Wan Chai to Causeway Bay. Alot of food and shops all the way down, the unmissable voodoo / Rituals at Gooseneck Bridge in wanchai and then so much life, shops, food and market in Causeway Bay. Theres also the big department store SOGO, with an incredible foodmarket at the bottom floor and the Times Square. 4) yes they are tourist traps but dont forget to take a walk down Ladies Market and Temple Street market over in kowloon area. Great vibes and food all around! Also the West Dragon centre with the roller coaster inside ( no longer operational ) also has many levels of street food! 5) visit the Wong dai Sin temple too to get your fortune told! 6) visit some of the beaches like Repulse Bay and Big Wave Bay. 7) the Tram (ding ding ) is only $3HK no matter how long you ride for, so try and get on one side and ride as far as possible to enjoy the views! Then catch the mtr back for quicker travelling. 8) get an authentic breakfast or lunch at a cafe! There will be a set meal suited for you! 9) Make sure to try some fishballs, Wonttons, congee and other traditional street food from stalls! Also Soy Milk, fresh sugar cane juice and coconuts etc! 10) dont bother asking any locals where they’ll go as most will say travel in land to china these days 😂 they do have a point as most things are cheaper and fresher, so if you have time, see where the locals recommend to visit in mainland! 11) visit the site of where the walled city of kowloon used to be! Also where the old airport was! Lots of history there too!

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Sapa is even more charming with rain! Would love the pleasure to visit one day.

CANT WAIT TO VISIT!!!

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excellent ! I don't think that someone could do that much better, it's sooo informative and beautiful. Greetings from Germany

Hi can you suggest a legit tour guide? ]

How much for the 10 days travel?

Great video do you use a travel company for travel

This was amazing! I’ve just explored a related topic on my channel, and [6:30] was particularly inspiring. Would love to hear your thoughts! 🌍

I want!

Vietnamese people are very friendly and hospitable.

no for egg coffe it's like drinking cake dough

one of the best videos i came across. thank you for the detailing, it surely helps.

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful video on Sapa. I'm planning a trip in January and would love to visit Sapa. Are the weather conditions favorable for traveling there during that time?

Your photo and screenshot very good I am from Thailand but live in California.

Nhà Văn Việt Cộng. Dương Thu Hương kể : “ Ngày 30 tháng Tư năm 1975 đã là một ngả rẽ trong đời tôi. Khi đội quân chiến thắng vào Sài Gòn, trong khi tất cà mọi người trong đội quân chúng tôi đều hớn hở cười thì tôi ngồi bên lề đường khóc. Vì tôi thấy tuổi xuân của tôi đã hy sinh một cách uổng phí. Tôi không choáng ngợp vì nhà cao cửa rộng của miền Nam, mà vì tác phẩm của tất cả các nhà văn miền Nam đều được xuất bản trong một chế độ tự do; tất cả các tác giả mà tôi chưa bao giờ biết đều có tác phẩm bầy trong các hiệu sách, ngay trên vỉa hè; và đầy rẫy các phương tiện thông tin như TV, radio, cassette. Những phương tiện đó đối với người miền Bắc là những giấc mơ. Ở miền Bắc, tất cả mọi báo đài, sách vở đều do nhà nước quản lý. Dân chúng chỉ được nghe đài Hà Nội mà thôi; và chỉ có những cán bộ được tin tưởng lắm mới được nghe đài Sơn Mao, tức là đài phát thanh Tàu. Còn toàn bộ dân chúng chỉ được nghe loa phóng thanh tập thể; có nghĩa là chỉ được nghe một tiếng nói. Vào Nam tôi mới hiểu rằng, chế độ ngoài Bắc là chế độ man rợ vì nó chọc mù mắt con người, bịt lỗ tai con người. Trong khi đó ở miền Nam người ta có thể nghe bất cứ thứ đài nào, Pháp, Anh, Mỹ…nếu người ta muốn. Ðó mới là chế độ của nền văn minh. Và thật chua chát khi nền văn minh đã thua chế độ man rợ. ” ...Dân ta bị nhồi sọ qua lâu, muốn sáng mắt thật là nan giải...Hic