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Annoying farang, are you on drugs ?

Take a look at the banana bananas all in London l ate are not as good as Vietnamese less sugar and no flavour maybe London imports bananas from South America or Africa

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. This year Vietnam celebrate 70th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu victory over the French. This victory has ended the French colonialism in Vietnam 🇻🇳. That’s the reason you saw many propaganda panels around country to remind younger citizens the sacrifices of older generation.

Classic 😀

Epic 😊

Beautiful ❤️

Ich war 95 da. We come at sea cause Street border was closed. The last Khmer Rouge troupe were there. Long time ago.

I guess you don't know who this guy is. he walks around 1hour morning and 1hour afternoon for exercise, and he live on that road before you get down to the fountain.

A great video! I searched for Saraburi and your channel came up, the reason is because I've been there many times in the last 5 years, have my girlfriend in the city. I love the place, just walk around in the city, it's so local and miles away from tourist areas, I think I saw maybe 20 farang there during these years, I love it! In 3 weeks I will go there again for a 3 months stay. Now I'm a subscriber and will look into your channel hoping to find more videos from outside the big tourist destinations.

There is a really nice park with some pleasant scenes to the east of the main road. It's on the north side of what used to be the airport, or south of Surin Hospital, if you prefer traveling off the main roads.

Sit in a taxi u see less Sit in a bus u will see more

Take a bus is cheaper and you will see lots of interesting things

Hanoi has got more historic buildings than Saigon Thanks to Frenchmen

Historic past Ho Chi Minh’s sculpture they put him up in the streets still in London they put Winston Churchill in Washington USA they put John Kennedy sculpture up a part of life

I went there Hanoi twice 1994 and 2014 How? by trains and buses from Hanoi to Hue in 1994 only a few bicycles but no motorbikes or cars

A wonderfully crafted tour around a delightful part of Hanoi . I have a picture of this graceful city on the wall to my right as I type . What memories !

I actually walked out of the airport just like you but past all the Grab tuk tuks to the street and i did hop that bus to the Riverfront . It was only 1500 Riel and painless . I spoke with a Cambodian Family returning from vacation . They were great , the ride was great , the driver played his own music and I was the last one on it with him the last several minutes . Great experience .

I'm from Surin. 😁

$1 for the temple 😅 you're a cheep Charlie . There's a lot of up keep on a temple.

Ping ruined this town.

Scam land, good for Chinese gangsters

So beautiful breathtaking peaceful

I lived in Hue 28 years before

I went on that train in 2014 from Hanoi to Hue there wasn’t any sit toilets only squat toilets Today they put sit toilets in That is good

Great video how do the hostess bars work ? Is it like the girly bars in Thailand can you bar fine ? Or is it just drinks and karaoke ?

Ubon Airbase was the first place I visited in Thailand and worked in 1967. Great video. Thanks.

Just arrived 2 weeks ago. Compared to 8 years ago it is much cleaner and the food quality improved a lot! Laid back, easy, friendly people, good mix of locals, tourists, backpacker & expats!

Trat is a province, not town .

A historical note. Tu Duc's tomb is at a site called "Van Nien" (10,000 years) and during its construction, there was a popular folk verse " Vạn Niên là Vạn Niên nào, Thành xây xương lính, hào đào máu dân," which can be translated as "What 10,000 year is Van Nien???, [when] walls were built with soldiers' bones, and moats were filled with workers' blood". The first is a wordplay: Van Nien is a name, which also means 10,000 years, a salute to the emperor equivalent with "long live the king." So, the author asked rhetorically and satirically: "what 10,000 years [emperor] is Van Nien?". The construction was so costly and inflicted tremendous suffering, and was described by the second verse "The walls were built with soldiers' bones, the moats were filled with commoner workers' blood." This happened while Vietnam was being defeated North and South by France, and the country was in turmoil as the Nguyen Dynasty was a mere puppet, deluding themselves as royalty, while the Vietnamese people were subjected to abject misery under the French colonists' rule. There was a rebellion in 1866 associated with the mausoleum construction, and the revolutionists wanted to fight against the French, while modernizing Vietnam to catch up with the rest of the world - (roughly in the same time frame as the Meiji Restoration in Japan, which officially started in 1868). They failed, all were executed by Tu Duc. The fate was sealed, and Vietnam plunged into one and half centuries of darkness to this day.

Not too close and not to far to phnom penh

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I love this video

if you have enough money you must go and see some caves in Quang binh

if you have got the money you should go to see Quang binh caves Phong nha ‘s caves

10 years ago l went to visited Ha long bay but this place you are visiting now l don’t think it was opened at that time l went Because l have never heard of it

OMG! I first went to Tam Coc - Hoa Lu in 1996. Again in 2000 and last time was 2007. What a difference it is today. On first visit it was such a tranquil and enchanting place and not built up at all. Some of the older rowers could not speak English but did speak French as their second language, though they always tried the hard sell with their textiles. The only place to stay back then was in Ninh Binh town.

WTF, your introduction is pathetic! .......it's a very lively place but your presentation is horrible.

Will they let you ride a bike over this border crossing

At 17:57 reminds of the incident with the heir to Redbull colliding with a Police officer in his Ferrari and kept driving like nothing happened. A real scandal in Thailand

All of these places seem quite hidden and tucked away

Whose wee boy was that?

Just hooning around..

My wife got very depressed watching this vid. We were in Hue several years ago and had planned a whole day with a driver visiting various tombs and temples. Unfortunately due to a stomach bug she could barely make it out of the car let alone up dozens of steps. Anyway there's always next time! Love your vids by the way. Very inspiring.

Next time you should go to see Lang Minh Mang ( Minh Mang tomb ) It will make you relaxing beautiful surroundings

A beer is 2 quid if only one quid is fine but 2 quid is quite expensive

You should go to see Lang Minh Mang next time Where? in Hue ( the tomb ) and you will impress it Breathtaking the scenery is …

Why most people passengers on buses didn’t involve in I guess; Passengers were tired because of the heat and humidity passengers wore out if some hassle or dispute the bus fare then ask someone else to help

in 2007 I took a bus from Hue to Da nang the fare is 2 quid and l took another bus from Da nang to Zhou an paid 1 quid

I remember in 2007 I went back to Hue Most old buildings belonging to the king and queen l was visited all At that time was free to come inside For example; Lang Linh Mang ( the tomb ) in Hue Absolutely breathtaking

Your video is quite good