Thanks for sharing! It's very nice video, hi quality and ... "long walk!", haha. By the way, I am Vietnamese, so I know the streets. Well done, my friend !
Ở Hồ Chí Minh vẫn còn rất nhiều xe máy! Mình nhớ là mình đã đi bộ trên đường phố Hồ Chí Minh vào mùa hè nóng nực. Những chiếc máy bay nhanh chóng hồi phục nên tôi muốn đến thăm nơi đó một lần nữa!
@4K Walker : Street ASMR Yes, it would be nice if the world returned to its former life. I'd also love to visit Korea one more time in near future. Thank you for the comment.
@19 -Hạnh Nguyên Lê Nguyễn Đầu óc bạn đã được thư thái, nghỉ ngơi trong chuyển động đơn điệu này. Vì vậy, tất cả thời gian này là của bạn ;) Thank you for watching.
@Alper Ömer Esin So did I, until I moved to Vietnam. Wonderful. Now I'm used to seeing it. Today, when Nha Trang is lockdowned, it is rather weird and unusual to see EMPTY streets. Thank you for watching.
@heinerpetersen6778 Thanks for your concern, Heiner, we're fine. The chances are low in the current environment, but we are thinking about returning, still have no long-term opportunity. I hope you managed to arrange your trip to Vietnam this year?! In any case, we wish you a Happy New Year, full of good health and fulfillment of your plans.
@@UshleppeStreet Good to hear you are fine! I just pack my packsack and suitcase and start to SEA in 5 days. Start in Thailand and then Cambodia or Vietnam. Got limited time (5 weeks) and there is so much to see.... All the best to you and a peaceful 2023!!!🌍🏞🎇
Thanks for a thorough walk throughout Saigon, it’s better done on foot rather on motorbike like others, because of the speed of walking. Btw, can you also include the names of the streets you are walking on, it’ll help to recognise and to identify the part of Saigon for Vietnamese who left the country many years ago like myself. Or you can do this by filming the street names on the store signs occasionally. Thanks a lot pal.
@thao ho Thanks for watching and your feedback. As for the street names - they are always included in the video description (see below), as well as each video is divided into chapters with the names of the current street. BR!
The problem with having the street names like you mentioned is readers have to stop watching to find the part where the street is identfied in the description, whereas if it is mentioned along with the clip it would be much in tuned with the images. Thanks for your response. Enjoy your video greatly.
@@thaoho6478 Yes, but if you hover your mouse over the bottom of the video, you see the chapters. This is a display of the real-time street names that I walk along. Without stopping from watching the video. )
@Robert Lucas Have no idea. But please keep in mind that Buddhism is widespread in Vietnam. People who practice Buddhism purify their karma by buying and releasing birds. Thank you for watching.
@Ho Saigon is quite large, quite modern, quite diverse. This is definitely not my type of city, because I fled to Vietnam from another huge metropolis of Moscow, but if you are a supporter of fast life movements, career growth, global brands in all areas of application, high-quality modern housing, then all this is present. However, one must be prepared that this is a city with a rather hot climate and frequent smog. The city is very noisy on its main highways, traffic jams are also not uncommon. In principle, everything is the same as in any other huge city in the world...
@Ho Nope. I ran away from the big capital city to a small coastal Nha Trang. Not Saigon, you are right - it makes no sense to change one anthill for another. 😀
@@UshleppeStreet I grew up in Saigon at the address 186 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, at that time it was a French villa. On our left and right was each a villa, so there were 3 villas there. In front of us was a walled government compound (another French architecture building). That street back then was mostly administrative and residential, but now they turned it to commercial!! Now, they knocked down that walled compound and built a series of shops and stores, they knocked down the 3 villas and built commercial towers. I used to walk 1 block south to attend the Le Quy Don School, and walked north 1 block to Lycée Marie Curie (I was accepted but did not attend). Weekends I biked a short ride to Notre Dame Cathedral where there was 1 bookstore opposite the Post Office (not sure if that bookstore is still there). Sometimes my friends would pick me up to see a movie at the Rex on Nguyen Hue, or a birthday party at Givral's on Dong Khoi. I'm glad Saigon is getting richer, but the old lifestyle is no longer there ... they turned Nam Ky Khoi Nghia from a residential / administrative street into a commercial, business street which is regrettable.
@@UshleppeStreet Our family took a vacation to Nha Trang only once. My father had 3 chauffeurs drive us from Saigon to Nha Trang, passing thru farming fishing towns like Phan Thiet and Phan Rang (my parents flew out of Tan Son Nhat later than evening). Nha Trang back then was also a farming and fishing town, but had beautiful beaches. There were no hotels or tourism during the war, so we stayed at a government beachfront French villa. Now, Nha Trang looks like a major tourism destination, and I wonder if they also demolished that beachfront villa to build a big hotel there! I'm happy for the people of Nha Trang, but the old innocent slow lifestyle is gone forever. My main issue is they demolished many French villas in Saigon and throughout Vietnam, and built in their places big hotels and commercial towers. Those were the best locations, the best lifestyles...
@Alexander Ramos Accidents are extremely rare given the traffic. I heard that they happen from time to time, but in 4 years of my life I have seen this on the road only once. Speeds in the city are very slow, it helps.
@Benjamin Leneham As I said, this is the roar of a big city!)) 😉 What exactly do you hear? Is this a low hum? Сoz on my side I hear everything crystal clear
@Steven I agree with you. But we need to consider the differences in mentalities. In Buddhism, it is believed that by buying and releasing such a bird, you free someone's soul, and this has a positive effect on your karma.
@@UshleppeStreet locals are fleeing in droves, pollution gets worse every year. Who are you fooling. Corrupted backwards Communists never change. I got out this 3rd world hell hole 5 years ago. I wouldnt even go back for tourism. Plenty of other places to visit if u like 3rd world vibe
@@This_tub I bet you are biased. You had a bad experience in Vietnam and are now blinded by anger towards the country. But this not-most-powerful state is trying. I have seen this in my Nha Trang for years. The city changes every year. There are a lot of garbage cans on the roads and on the beaches, city landscapers are constantly working, cleaners carefully clean every early morning. I agree that the nation is still far from fully understanding the dangers of garbage, but everything takes time. Vietnam, of course, needs those who criticize it, but more than that, the country needs those who stay and do not litter. Peace!
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Looks very nice👍
Thanks for sharing:))
@walkers Thank you for watching.
Excellent footage, takes me back to Saigon (I was lucky to visit in 2012). The ubiquitous moto's - what entertaining traffic!
@vignettes de voyage Yes, the traffic is just mesmerizing. I am glad that you liked my video. Thank you for watching and kind words.
Thanks for sharing! It's very nice video, hi quality and ... "long walk!", haha. By the way, I am Vietnamese, so I know the streets. Well done, my friend !
@Trung Phan Thank you for the "long watching" and words of support. You are always warm welcome 😀
nice video, saw my old school there (Le Hong Phong-Petrus Ky before 75) also old Nancy market... thx 4 the memories.
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I enjoyed the nice video. I look forward to another good video next time.
@Dawn Walk Thank you for watching.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Đ. Trần Hưng Đạo, Hồ Chí Minh.
24:12 - Đ. Nguyễn Văn Cừ, Hồ Chí Minh.
37:35 - Trần Phú, Hồ Chí Minh.
43:50 - Đ. Hùng Vương, Hồ Chí Minh.
47:00 - Lê Hồng Phong, Hồ Chí Minh.
55:15 - Lý Thái Tổ, Hồ Chí Minh.
1:03:55 - Thành Thái, Hồ Chí Minh.
I always impress the audio quality well done👍
@Shoe Walker Thank you. Long-term past in the sound recording industry yields results!
I used to go there , At HCM there are many motorbike around the city and i really like local coffee so much
@Explore the World Thank you for watching.
very big city ! Thank you !
@Donald M Yeeaahhh! Some sources say that the city has about 10,000,000 inhabitants.
My Favourite City in the World
@Brett Weary Did you know that it can be extremely hot in Ho Chi Minh City for a while? 😊
Thank you for watching.
Nice to be able to explore around the city my friend.
@Paths Explorer Thailand Sure thing.
Ở Hồ Chí Minh vẫn còn rất nhiều xe máy! Mình nhớ là mình đã đi bộ trên đường phố Hồ Chí Minh vào mùa hè nóng nực. Những chiếc máy bay nhanh chóng hồi phục nên tôi muốn đến thăm nơi đó một lần nữa!
@4K Walker : Street ASMR Yes, it would be nice if the world returned to its former life. I'd also love to visit Korea one more time in near future.
Thank you for the comment.
Nice upload!👍👍👍
@Vasile Rusu Thank you. I like it too ;))
giãn cách lâu đến nỗi phải xem cái này..
@19 -Hạnh Nguyên Lê Nguyễn Đầu óc bạn đã được thư thái, nghỉ ngơi trong chuyển động đơn điệu này. Vì vậy, tất cả thời gian này là của bạn ;)
Thank you for watching.
Woow ~~a lot of motorcycles it remembers me of Marrakesh ~
@마리암 You were on the other side of the globe - cool 👍
And thank you for watching.
A indústria de motocicletas não tem problema de vendas aqui não! Muito legal os vietnamitas!
@good colsplay 😂 Sem dúvida, um dos melhores lugares do planeta para vendedores de scooters.
Thank you for watching.
where is Vin, the famous xe oms always on the look out for first time tourist hihi
@wa tsan True!😁 Thank you for watching.
C'est une vidéo de bonne qualité !
@Bàn cờ tướng Thank you very much! I'm doing my best.
@@UshleppeStreet ❤️
nice to see saigon on foot. thanks
@Jacob Lam True! Stay tuned for more videos on foot.😀 Thank you for support.
I've never seen so many motorcycles together before.
@Alper Ömer Esin So did I, until I moved to Vietnam. Wonderful. Now I'm used to seeing it. Today, when Nha Trang is lockdowned, it is rather weird and unusual to see EMPTY streets.
Thank you for watching.
Hope you guys are okay and can continue your audios one day!!!!
@heinerpetersen6778 Thanks for your concern, Heiner, we're fine. The chances are low in the current environment, but we are thinking about returning, still have no long-term opportunity. I hope you managed to arrange your trip to Vietnam this year?! In any case, we wish you a Happy New Year, full of good health and fulfillment of your plans.
@@UshleppeStreet Good to hear you are fine! I just pack my packsack and suitcase and start to SEA in 5 days. Start in Thailand and then Cambodia or Vietnam. Got limited time (5 weeks) and there is so much to see.... All the best to you and a peaceful 2023!!!🌍🏞🎇
Why do those hotels charge by the hour? For visitors to take naps?
@Timothy Nguyen or maybe sex games?!. ;))
Thanks for a thorough walk throughout Saigon, it’s better done on foot rather on motorbike like others, because of the speed of walking. Btw, can you also include the names of the streets you are walking on, it’ll help to recognise and to identify the part of Saigon for Vietnamese who left the country many years ago like myself. Or you can do this by filming the street names on the store signs occasionally.
Thanks a lot pal.
@thao ho Thanks for watching and your feedback.
As for the street names - they are always included in the video description
(see below), as well as each video is divided into chapters with the names of the current street.
BR!
The problem with having the street names like you mentioned is readers have to stop watching to find the part where the street is identfied in the description, whereas if it is mentioned along with the clip it would be much in tuned with the images.
Thanks for your response. Enjoy your video greatly.
@@thaoho6478 Yes, but if you hover your mouse over the bottom of the video, you see the chapters. This is a display of the real-time street names that I walk along. Without stopping from watching the video. )
@@UshleppeStreet , thank you !
I'm from Vietnam
@Hưởng Nguyễn Phạm So good for you. Incredible place I was denied(
cant wait to move back there to teach english! HCMC is the best place to live and teach :)
@snoozers5 I understand you perfectly. I can't but agree that living in Vietnam is so cool. ;)
Thank you for watching.
Those birds are being sole legally???
@Robert Lucas Have no idea. But please keep in mind that Buddhism is widespread in Vietnam. People who practice Buddhism purify their karma by buying and releasing birds.
Thank you for watching.
Where hòne phát?̊̈
@잉꼬잉빠잉 Alas, I don't understand.
its not for pedestrians obviously, everyone on the motobyke
@slpl Every one. Literally. 🛵
49:30 crudelty
@Federico duff shit happens...(
What kind of future do you see for Saigon? Is Saigon a worthwhile city?
@Ho Saigon is quite large, quite modern, quite diverse. This is definitely not my type of city, because I fled to Vietnam from another huge metropolis of Moscow, but if you are a supporter of fast life movements, career growth, global brands in all areas of application, high-quality modern housing, then all this is present. However, one must be prepared that this is a city with a rather hot climate and frequent smog. The city is very noisy on its main highways, traffic jams are also not uncommon.
In principle, everything is the same as in any other huge city in the world...
@@UshleppeStreet Maybe you made a mistake fleeing Moscow for Saigon?
@Ho Nope. I ran away from the big capital city to a small coastal Nha Trang. Not Saigon, you are right - it makes no sense to change one anthill for another. 😀
@@UshleppeStreet I grew up in Saigon at the address 186 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, at that time it was a French villa. On our left and right was each a villa, so there were 3 villas there. In front of us was a walled government compound (another French architecture building). That street back then was mostly administrative and residential, but now they turned it to commercial!! Now, they knocked down that walled compound and built a series of shops and stores, they knocked down the 3 villas and built commercial towers. I used to walk 1 block south to attend the Le Quy Don School, and walked north 1 block to Lycée Marie Curie (I was accepted but did not attend). Weekends I biked a short ride to Notre Dame Cathedral where there was 1 bookstore opposite the Post Office (not sure if that bookstore is still there). Sometimes my friends would pick me up to see a movie at the Rex on Nguyen Hue, or a birthday party at Givral's on Dong Khoi. I'm glad Saigon is getting richer, but the old lifestyle is no longer there ... they turned Nam Ky Khoi Nghia from a residential / administrative street into a commercial, business street which is regrettable.
@@UshleppeStreet Our family took a vacation to Nha Trang only once. My father had 3 chauffeurs drive us from Saigon to Nha Trang, passing thru farming fishing towns like Phan Thiet and Phan Rang (my parents flew out of Tan Son Nhat later than evening). Nha Trang back then was also a farming and fishing town, but had beautiful beaches. There were no hotels or tourism during the war, so we stayed at a government beachfront French villa. Now, Nha Trang looks like a major tourism destination, and I wonder if they also demolished that beachfront villa to build a big hotel there! I'm happy for the people of Nha Trang, but the old innocent slow lifestyle is gone forever. My main issue is they demolished many French villas in Saigon and throughout Vietnam, and built in their places big hotels and commercial towers. Those were the best locations, the best lifestyles...
How many people died in accident here?
@Alexander Ramos Accidents are extremely rare given the traffic. I heard that they happen from time to time, but in 4 years of my life I have seen this on the road only once. Speeds in the city are very slow, it helps.
There's a strange static-y noise
@Benjamin Leneham As I said, this is the roar of a big city!)) 😉
What exactly do you hear? Is this a low hum? Сoz on my side I hear everything crystal clear
all those birds in the cages is sad. Dammit people will do anything for money, I really don't like seeing things like that.
@Steven I agree with you. But we need to consider the differences in mentalities. In Buddhism, it is believed that by buying and releasing such a bird, you free someone's soul, and this has a positive effect on your karma.
imagine if they all switched to electric motorcycles......
@Timothy Nguyen This is a dream. And Vinfast (a Vietnamese car manufacturer) is making it real by making electric scooters and cars.
Rác nhiều quá, buồm thật sự ý thức dân của mình
Thank you for watching
So dirty
@Lật đổ cs bằng vũ lực I can't help but agree. But every year it gets better.
@@UshleppeStreet locals are fleeing in droves, pollution gets worse every year. Who are you fooling. Corrupted backwards Communists never change. I got out this 3rd world hell hole 5 years ago. I wouldnt even go back for tourism. Plenty of other places to visit if u like 3rd world vibe
@@This_tub I bet you are biased. You had a bad experience in Vietnam and are now blinded by anger towards the country. But this not-most-powerful state is trying. I have seen this in my Nha Trang for years. The city changes every year. There are a lot of garbage cans on the roads and on the beaches, city landscapers are constantly working, cleaners carefully clean every early morning. I agree that the nation is still far from fully understanding the dangers of garbage, but everything takes time. Vietnam, of course, needs those who criticize it, but more than that, the country needs those who stay and do not litter. Peace!