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@@maxdavies9327 Hi Max, great to hear you find my channel helpful. I think I cover almost everything in my channel and my website. You can also join my Facebook group and ask any questions about Vietnam travel. Everyone has their own travel style but I hope you can find some general information to have an idea what to do and make your own itinerary.

Most Vietnamese tend to prefer going on holiday in Da Nang and taking day trips to Hoi An. There are many things to do in Da Nang, along with larger resorts and hotels. International travelers, however, seem to prefer Hoi An more.

@@jemmadunn5189 great to hear that it is helpful. Hope you have good time in my city.

@@micamclachlan sorry to hear that. Hope you find a good one!

Which district?

@@jaimeb8255 Al acarte hotel But I offered 25% to my agent to get my deposit back and she did so I was faithful about that Beach club opposite starts blasting music 8:30pm till morning

By the sounds of it, you did not do Any research on the area you chose to stay. Do the research or just go a couple streets back and it will be much quieter .

@@DermotCorbin lessor refunded my payment fortunately good people. Read the beach club across the roads reviews. I wish I did before moving there. Though enddd up staying in Sa Pa for a good amount of time which it has been my favourite place in Vietnam so far

@@InfiniteJourneyswithMahesh great to hear that it’s helpful. Have a good trip in Vietnam!

@@MrMallorcaboy thank you for sharing your thoughts. Vietnam is year round destination but weather still an important factor of any holiday. May is a hot month in the whole country, also starting of the rainy season in North and South Vietnam. If you want to escape from hot and humid, maybe checking out places like Sapa and Da Lat. Ha Giang Loop is A must if you an adventure lovers. Good time for beaches in summer though. March has cooler weather, with spring rain (drizzle) but not too hot like May. If you have time I highly recommend do both, each place have different vibe!

@@blade6533 Hi, not sure what your budget is. But I recommend looking in the hotels on the banks of Han River on Bach Dang and Tran Hung Đạo street between Dragon Bridge and Han Bridge. Hilton, Novotel Han River, Melia Vinperal are some good options.

@@huongtrantravel Thanks for the information. Any seafood restaurants you can recommend. I will be in Saigon & Da Nang Mid October.

@@blade6533 most seafood restaurants on the beachside area. They all have fresh seafood tanks where you can choose your own fresh items and they will cook it for you. have look at Google reviews of places like Bé Ni 2, Mộc Quán. Night market like Son Tra night market also have grilled meat and seafood section.

@@blade6533 d5 is in far away from D1, not within walking distance away but you can use Grab or Xanh SM to get around. Not many good quality hotels in this district. I only recommend staying in d5 when you have specifically needs. i suggest hotels for each area in my website here vietnamwherestay.com/where-to-stay-in-ho-chi-minh-city-best-districts-hotels/

@@bayner01 Hi there, most beachfront hotels and resorts in Phu Quoc have private beach area and pool. Intercontinental and Pullman are located in south part of Long Beach. Nothing much happening in this area except a cluster of luxury resorts. Staying here, You’ll be spend most time at your resorts facilities like bars, restaurants, spas… For easy access to local restaurants and bars maybe staying somewhere between Salinda Resort (north part of Long Beach) to the night market area in Duong Dong Town. Not many true 5 star hotels in this section though. Have look on the map, hopefully you’ll find something that fits your preferences.

@@huongtrantravel thank you for this information. reading your guide now x

Thank you! Cheers!

Yep, thank you to mention! it a must see place if you have time, into natural attractions, and love caves!

@@UPTOWNS0 in the city centre, you can walk and use Grab. To the countryside it is better to rent motorbike, have a private driver, or take a guided tour.

Glad it was helpful! Have a good trip!

Good to hear that it is helpful. Check out my website for more information about Quy Nhơn and other destinations in Vietnam.

@@arhamsolanki1858 it’s a good place to stay in. But in my opinion, I would stay somewhere more central such as district 1 for easy access to all tourist attractions if I’m a first time visitors. You can cut down time traveling to major sights and nightlife. If you stay in Hcmc long time, you can split your stay in both the more central area and at landmark 81.

@@huongtrantravel i booked a apartment in 98 khanh shoi street district 4 is it a right place? To stay in

@@arhamsolanki1858 you should be alright. That area and district 4 is a Former Mafia Hotspot of Ho Chi Minh City and safe now. It offer more local atmostphere. You can use Grab to see attractions or take guided tours.

@@huongtrantravel ok thanks

Hi @tomp9659 Thanks for your comment! I hope you found what you were looking for. I aim to create short and informative videos.

Thanks! This is one of my first videos on the channel so still need to improve!

Thank you! The North Vietnam has more beautiful landscapes!

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November is, in my experience, a great time to visit North Vietnam and South Vietnam. North Vietnam is entering a cool/cold month but dry weather is good for exploring. South Vietnam has warm weather and also the start of the dry season so rainfall is minimal. Good month to go to beaches like Phu Quoc in the South. Central Vietnam is still in the rainy season, tropical storms and flooding can occur during this month here, so always keep an eye on the weather forecast. It doesn't mean you shouldn't visit Central Vietnam during this month, you still have some sunny days for exploration, but update the weather forecast in case extreme weather can occur. You can check my article here vietnamwherestay.com/best-time-to-visit-vietnam-weather-by-month/ . I also wrote many articles about specific weather for each city on my website.

@@huongtrantravel thank you very much !!

@@aniketshewale5359 you’re welcome!

It's great to hear that you like Hanoi. The city has an ancient charm, doesn't it?

It's great to hear that Da Nang is a favorite city for many visitors.🎉

@@huongtrantravel i liked da Nang too, spent most of my time in a beach bar.

Thank you for sharing your personal experiences. I believe everyone has their own preferences. Some people enjoy big city life, while others prefer beaches and natural attractions. Personally, I love Da Lat and the Ha Giang Loop.

@@huongtrantravel Da Nang has everything. Big city and also beaches and mountains. The best coffee and delicious foods.

@@Creees Oop, I forgot to mention it. I love Da Nang too; it’s one of the most livable cities in Vietnam. The cost of living is affordable, the beaches are nice, and there are lots of outdoor activities. ❤️

Vietnamese here. I agree that sometimes the pronunciation of names might not be perfect, but it's still acceptable. I'll work on improving it. It took me a few hours to write the script and create the video. I've traveled to both places, and everything is based on my real experiences.

Thank you for letting me know! Glad it was helpful!

The weather is different between the north, central and south regions of Vietnam. North Vietnam has distinct winter and summer seasons while South and Central Vietnam have warm weather all year round. Tropical storms can occur in central Vietnam during the rainy season.

Glad you enjoyed it!

welcome to Hoi An!

@@Unplugged704 grab is the best one and the most popular. No bolt in Vietnam. It is already cheap and convenience using Grab so I don’t bother looking at other apps ( gojek, xanhsm can be found in big cities)