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I'm amazed Vas , you've been killing it with this vlog.

it looks so much like downtown sao paulo

Welcome to 'no tips' land 😂👍 Nice video and cool experience!

I was in Isaan in February and March 2020, I loved there, Thai people are awesome 👍 thank you for bringing up some memories 🙏 take care

La lastima es que Montevideo no refleja lo que es el buen nivel de vida y prosperidad del pais. Es hermosa ciudad pero la intendencia la tiene sucia, con graffities x todos lados, basura y con poquisima frecuencia de barrido, paradas todas rotas, calles rotas, veredas rotas, etc. Lamentable como esta mantenida.

I wanna travel to this place, so, apart from getting an immigration at Bangkok, how to get here?

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Montevideo, where every one is welcome!

Eeeeee que dice este gringo no le entiendo ni un pedo

From a local, this city has been abandoned by the people in charge of it for years now, wasting money on campaigns and practically useless things.

Low income family buildings with that amazing view along the malecón, wow.

No bro, the "white house" is "el palacio legislativo". You shoud check it, it´s monumental.

Very pretty country!

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If you pay with an foreigner credit card they deduct 20%

Unfortunately you went there in June, a month when there isn't much movement in the city due to the colder weather, those buildings you showed by the coast are for low income families, that is the barrio sur, where at one time most of the black families that derived from African slaves that escaped from Brazil lived at one point in history. Uruguay is a country that is laid back, not fast paced like our neighbors. It is a chilled back kind of atmosphere, where people take emphasis of the good things in life, family, friends, food, sports, quality of life is important to us. Unfortunately it takes a lot of money and time to fix old buildings and structures and some of them are in pretty bad condition but you can't help but to admire what was once was a beautiful building, you can see the Italian and Spanish style structures, the architecture is very diverse ! ... one thing that is for sure is that Uruguayans are warm hearted and we tend to be friendly and helpful to the tourists without invading your space nor expecting something in return !

Uruguay es el mejor país mejor que Francia y mejor que París it's a part of a song

The reason that one needs to be a resident of Uruguay to buy cannabis is to STOP tourists from taking it out of the country to places where it's illegal and causing problems. It's for local consumption. The last thing Uruguay would want is to be known as an exporter of illegal drugs to the rest of the world.

Gracias por visitarnos. Bienvenido siempre. Lindo video❤ Exitos

The Old City is the original colonial city built by the spaniards as a fortress, as Montevideo was planned as a naval base. Contrary to Buenos Aires which was an open city without walls. That building you entered at 12 minutes never had an open roof. It's tipical of buildings built over a hundred years ago with a central atrium and roof of glass to let the light in. Houses of that era were built likewise though usually smaller. The kioskos were brought from France at the beginning of the 20th century.

muy lindo video pero el título debería ser ´´Comparando Montevideo con Buenos Aires´´

Why is it that most vloggers focus on unattractive parts of the city? Ciudad Vieja has a lot of history but both it and the Centro district are neglected and unkempt. Fair enough to show the warts but a more balanced look would include Parque Rodó, Punta Carretas, Pocitos, Malvín, Punta Gorda, Carrasco.

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Uruguay is. Example for latin america is a beatiful country and people ,look like european country ,punta del este is amazing city on atlantic coast

welcome to Uruguay

Maybe 1.5 million people just sleep and have their formal addresses within the borders of the Capital. But the actual daily population getting around is not less than 2.4 millions. Buy the way, the limited areas you walked down the city in this video are clearly the worse and not charming at all, those close to downtown or to the old city. Respectfully, seems like you have not much idea on where it is worth it to take a walk.

I recommend the Tristán Narvaja fair on Sunday mornings, and try the BAJ peanut butter, on Paysandú street almost Gaboto, you will also see many antique and collectible curiosities

I don't know if you were aware of it but that cafe, Café Brasilero, has a rich cultural history for the country. People like singer Carlos Gardel and writer Eduardo Galeano used to frequent this place.

As a uruguayan resident i 100% agree with you in regards to the free sale of cannabis to tourists or non-residents. There has been a huge push towards liberalizing sale the way it is in places like Amsterdam or Colorado, but the older and more conservative part of the population has historically been and still is very much against it. If you as a tourist manage to get weed in any way it still is perfectly legal to posess or consume it anywhere you wish, let's just hope someday the limitations we have nowadays will be lifted

Uruguay is a landmark example of democratic freedom, secularism, human rights and its highly advanced acceptance of the leglization of LGBT rights, use of cannabis and abortion amongst others

What is the name of the hotel you stayed?

This is so cool! Thank you for showing this awesome tower!

That district you are in is like one of the most ghetto and crappy area in Taipei. Used to have a lot of older foreign hookers that attracts grandpas. The area used to be fully occupied by triads in the 70s to 90s. It’s now a very undeveloped area of Taipei.

Best coffee 😮

Welcome to Taiwan!

Ooh what's the name of the restaurant with the cat?

You didn't even actually hit the Ari neighborhood lol. Looks like you were mostly across the otherside of the BTS - the main Ari neighborhood is on the otherwise from Soi Ari 1 - 5. Hadn't seen what you showed on video so might check it out, but the real Ari vibe is on the other side.

I lived in Soi Ari for six months. My flat had no stove or a microwave. I had to use the BTS to go to Thanon Sukhumvit to find restuarants. Soi Ari has many Thai ministries - Finance, Public Relations and the Bureau of the Budget. Thereis a large Public Relations Ministry School in Soi Ari.

Welcome to Taiwan! Where are you from?

I've been in Ubon last year. I found this place really nice and cheap. Also you can cross the border to Laos very quickly. People speaks more Lao than Thai, very beautiful ladies there. There I a place called Pattaya noi. Locals come to the place eating and chatting

You filming is just a little too fast other than that you are doing good , Enjoyed and had a good time in Bangkok .

Glad to see another video on Taiwan😀😀 2:46 Taoism and Buddhism are closely mixed and merged in many temples, and as local Taiwanese, I can hardly differentiate them. To explain this takes at least 500 words haha. Both them are polytheisms. Buddhism was from India, and Taoism was born in ancient China. During the past 2000 years, they got to mix together. I just googled and found an article saying that even experts and monks have difficulty differentiating them clearly. I'd say a more typical Buddhist temple would be less decorative, and Buddhist monks can't eat meat. The situation in Lungshan Temple is more complicated. Its main god is Guanyin, a god from Buddhism but got a bit localized in a Taoist way. Most gods in Lungshan Temple are Taoist gods though. 3:03 It's about bringing the prayers good fortune. As for "安太歲", people of certain ages are unfortunate in certain years, so they can pay for a simple ritual (lamp lighting) to avoid bad luck. I'm not a religious people and know little about this, so the above is just a very rough explanation.

11:15. Sorry, the lady didn’t just set up her shop randomly as you presumed. That street gets shut down for the night market and becomes pedestrian only. But the market looked empty that night likely due to rain so many stalls probably didn’t setup shop, otherwise the middle of the road would all be food stalls. Cars aren’t supposed to go in during market hours.

Пешком? 😮

Красиво и ярко! И отличный твой английский, Вася! Но более всего красив в этом фильме ты сам! Люблю! Счастлива, что скоро встретимся!

6:15 snake alley.

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Villa market they sell Japanese products my friend, there are more than 100,000+ Japanese populations that moved to live here in Thailand. Yes I agree that about 25-30 years ago before they have a BTS skytrain there in Bangkok it’s more quite in some places but in some famous areas like Siam I have to say at that time it’s much more crowded my friend than nowadays because it’s the most famous meeting area for Bangkok teenagers. You are welcome my friend.

8:31 what is that silver car?