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Can u take the red van up to doi suthet after you complete the first part of the trail? I'm confident of finishing the first part to wat phala but not so the 2nd part

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What an amazing place!!! Thanks for the video. Happy Travels

Hope you enjoyed the foods !! Be careful with the heat and stay hydrated 😇

One of the best places in Malaysia for food

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Penang is on my bucket list because of the food!! One day I will make it there. Thanks for a delicious video!!! Happy Travels

Not sure I love the idea of a bowl of tarantulas as a beer snack 🤔

I really enjoy your videos.

Your so lucky to swim with a turtle!!! So amazing. Koh Tao is so busy these days but for good reasons! Happy Travels

Great Video ! The local markets are incredible :)

Pretty cool adventure!! I had never heard of this amazing place before. Cheers and Happy Travels

Laos is so beautiful!! It really should be more popular than it is imho. Happy Travels

I love Laos!! I have not been to the south...yet! Happy Travels

Love the cooking classes!! You are lucky to get a private lesson. Happy Travels

I have to admit I was worried about you!! Glad to see you are well! Now you are in one of my favourite countries too! Happy Travels

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Similar to the Philippines 🇵🇭 looks delicious 😋

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So that stingray fish you saw, can they cook some of that for you? I'll be there this March! I want to try some interesting foods there.

I've never seen noodles like the last ones. Super cool how they make them!! Great job finding cool unique traditional food. Happy Travels

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This is awesome I love how brave you are when it comes to Vietnamese food. You should definitely try all the food is absolutely amazing and addictive so many varieties and flavors. 👍👍🍻🍻

Thanks for another great episode!! You find some amazing food. Cheers and Happy Travels

When I hit the like button it doesn't count me!! Weird no?

I skipped Dalat on my visit back in 2000, but back then info was mostly by mouth or a travel book!! Now I know how interesting it is!! Cheers and Happy Travels

Dalat is on my Bucket list in Vietnam, as well as Da Nang and Hoi An.

I really enjoyed that. Fantastic how you filmed it.

As a chef I gotta say that class looked great. It seemed like they were passing on the techniques quite well and the dishes were interesting. Some cooking classes are kinda boring from a chefs perspective imho! Happy Travels

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Temple fatigue is a real thing!! It is difficult to keep that same sense of awe and wonder you have at the start of a trip. That is the challenge, how to keep up the wonder and appreciation. Good luck and take care!

Cheers for another great video!! Vietnam Tourism Board should hire you!! Happy Travels

I LOVE that you got to kayak through the caves like that! Super cool! I don’t think I’ve seen that type of adventure tour before. Next time you come back, do the multi-day tours like “Adventures of A+K” (absolutely AMAZING video) and “Tim and Fin” did years ago (they made an hour+ video on it).

Aww...that's too bad with the weather for you in Ninh Binh. I like the misty, mystical look, but it would have been nice to have some blue skies and sun, too. I didn't know that temple complex had an old area because other vloggers never went there. I really like the old stuff. The lotus are in bloom during your boat tour. And boy, you're not afraid to try anything. Snail, no big deal. I personally LOVE snails, but I know Westerners aren't fond of them.

Wow, your first meal of the day was trung vit lon (fertilized duck egg). That is BRAVE and deserves an applause. Hahaha! I might be able to do the quail egg version in tamarind sauce - those actually look rather good. But you went for the OG version, so good for you. Also, you found a good banh cuon place, but usually banh cuon is served in a pile (well, not the egg ones) and they come with the cinnamon sausage in the north. Glad you found someone to guide you as she did a good job. The banh xeo is a Vietnamese sizzling crepe (pancakes to me are thick, so I wish they’d stop calling them that). But it’s a Central Vietnam dish, not southern. Although the version you ate was large so technically, that is from the south since the Central version is usually smaller. You should try to go on a real food tour or two while you are there. There’s lots more foods to try like pho tron, nem nuoung, bun bo Hue, cha ca la vong, banh tom (with all the fixings), there’s also a fried puffy pho with a stir fry, bun ca, etc. If you want rice, go for the homestyle places that cater to the common or working people. That’s what Vietnamese people would eat at home on the daily.

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Your market videos always make me hungry!! The food looked very interesting and delicious! Happy Travels

Thanks for making the vids. I did he same trip years ago. Looking forward to when i can travel long term again.

I was hoping you would do a bit of exploring around here! These caves were not known to mankind when I was in Vietnam. Cheers and Happy Travels

That was quite a trying time for you! I've watched about 30 vids of the loop (in prep for hopefully a September visit) and none have had such prolonged cold and wet weather as you experienced. Well done for sticking it out and at least you managed to experience a glimpse of what it would be like. On the plus side you won't have had mosquitos to pester you! 😆 Thanks 🤗

So cool to see a different way than I went, and you're such a better documentarian than I am 😂 Thanks for the sweet video!

What amazing views, incredible. Thanks for the honest assessment, it's not always rainbows and cotton candy.

Unfollowing. The treatment of dogs is absolutely horrific.

congratulations on 500 subs 🥳🥳

love your video, thank you so much and welcome to you in Vietnam

Nice to see you my lovely friend

Karst cliffs with a bit of jungle mixed with the water is my favourite landscape scene. It is just breathtaking all day long!!! Cheers and Happy Travels