🇻🇳| Why Is Da Nang, Vietnam So Popular For Foreigners in 2024?
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Street interview random foreign people in Da Nang Vietnam. Why do people like Da Nang so much? It is popular to go there but is it really that good?
This is filmed in Da Nang Vietnam: maps.app.goo.gl/ZyZgRNrqgPnL7...
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0:00 Coming up Why Da Nang?
0:13 Intro- Why Da Nang Vietnam?
0:28 Italian Guy about Da Nang
6:36 French Gent don't like Da Nang So Much
08:46 Guy From The UK Loves Vietnam
11:45 English Gent in Da Nang
12:59 Next up
#vietnam #danang #traveladdict
Luv it ….. the young British guy summed it up so well - Danang is Amazing and “ take a risk - travel alone & build some self development“ - I spent 5 weeks there , I didn’t want to leave - look forward to more of Danang my friend ✔️👌😃✌️👋🤔👍🙏
Thanks champ! Haha you love it too :D The weather has been so nice 😍
@@Chai_Travel half of the years the weather sucks there, flooding and cold
I have been in Da Nang since March this year and absolutely love it here.
Da Nang is really beautiful and so affordable (great value).
I take such videos with a grain of salt. Too many vloggers started talking about Da Nang. Hope this place does not turn into a new Bali or Phuket with all of its influencers, onlyfans models and toxic people who disrespect the local culture. I pray for it that the Vietnamese don't sell their soul to build more beach clubs, fancy clubs and vegan cafes. But there is already a lot of construction going on atm. Keep the charme of Da Nang!
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Unfortunately, you can't stop progress or the greed of money. I wonder how many interviewees who have been there for a while, can speak Vietnamese?
Nothing wrong with vegan cafes, there are multiple authentic vegan cafes already in Da Nang
This is not the reality on the ground. 90% of tourists in Da Nang are Vietnamese.
Totally agree. These digital nomads inflate the prices and swan around like they're the bollocks. Bali is nothing like what it used to be because of digital nomarks.
For locals Da Nang is also a top-tier place, not only for foreigners, thanks for coming and hope you enjoy a great time and make more content about places over SEA!
So I’ve noticed 😍 I can see why people from all over Vietnam come over here. Great infrastructure, good food, clean beaches, and affordable:)
Wow champ, back in Da Nang doing the business. Love it. You really are a natural and you encourage, with your easy going expansive and open style of interviewing, to open the conversation for these guys to express themselves, and they mostly seem to take the opportunity with open arms. Makes for top quality work. Cheers Chai 🤩
Haha thanks champ 😂 doing the business!
Always good to be back in Da Nang. It was surprisingly easy to find these positive people 😁 stay champ Steven
@@Chai_Travel ha ha yes, purely channel related but, yes could be misinterpreted a couple of different ways actually 😂🤣😂
Why does some places like Phuket, Bali, Da Nang in Southeast Asia are more popular to tourists than other places? Probably because of its vibes, charm and beauty.
You’ve got the beaches over there 😁
And billions of those stupid videos
Quy Nohn is so much better than Da Nang . Beautiful with few tourists
Most important factor is the living costs. There are so many better beaches in South America, Portugal, Italy, Spain,…
@@peterlangford4479 Thank you, I'll check it out. Going to VN in October to see if I want to retire there. But I promise to be courteous to everyone. :) And this is how Da Nang started 30 years ago... Maybe 20. :)
Back in VN let’s goooooo
Haha let’s go! Let’s go! Let’s go!!!
Definitely the food 🇻🇳❤️
Beach town vibes and affordability have brought an astronomical number of digital nomads and visitors to Danang. Economically, the city is booming as well, becoming a burgeoning tourist hub in South East Asia.
It certainly seems like it 😍
Da Nang is such a cool city, I can see why many people have decided to move there! Great video Chai 😊
It sure is, love it there
Thanks Henry! 🤟🏼
Another great video from you Chai 🙏 always a champ ❤️
Thank you ❤️ haha it’s always nice to know you’re watching 🤗 have a good night and day
Unfortunately I only passed through Da Nang but I remember the Dragon Bridge and the long beach. I should go back someday
Man your time will come when the time is right 🤩 soon 🤟🏼
trust me, dont bother mate.
Gotta love all of your interviews Chai ❤ Thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you ❤️ haha have a good night and day Marietta
Loved the message from the guy in remote sales! Might be what I needed to hear...looks like a good place to just get some work done while enjoying and exploring a bit of the far east..Oh and John has a lovely British humor 🤣
Oooh Italian guy was too adorable amazing i love it 😂🎉❤
I have been in da nang for two months and I’m very happy here. Great value. Not over done like some places in Thailand and Bali. Will definitely be back.
Wherever you go in this world, the vibes play a very important role in your stay, it will make you feel directly connected to the place and also its attractions, people, food, art, culture, tradition, history etc. Of course, the cost of living is equally important.
That’s it mate. 😅 yes the cost of living is also important indeed 🤟🏼 cheers!
@@Chai_Travel Yes, the cost of living is a crucial factor, everywhere in this world. KL in many videos have been said to have affordable luxurious apartments to stay with amazing amenities, locations, infinity rooftop swimming pools, some with rooftop gardens and garden pockets, most have lovely views of KL skyline. From all your videos made in KL, I can't remember if you had stayed in one of the affordable luxurious apartments. Cheers Champ. 😀
Yeah true! Though it's way more affordable in Da Nang. We've stayed in The Robertson for a month in Bukit Bintang. Spacious condo, I I remember on the 27th floor or something. Great view, nice pool and gym. Still cost us more than 690USD
@@Chai_Travel Wonderful. That's lovely. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay in KL on your previous visits. 😀
Man, I always miss KL when I’m not there haha. Luckily I’m able to travel to other nice cities but KL does have a special place in my my heart 😊 I’ll be back, hopefully a few more times this year
I briefly watch your videos of South East Asia. I visited Malaysia after Sri Lanka and now in Da Nang arrived 3 days ago. Your videos are an inspiration. Da Nang is gorgeous many vegan restaurants, coffee shops, and hotels are very cheap. Beautiful bridges. Thank you for sharing. 🙏
That's awesome! This means a lot to me ❤️ Enjoy Da Nang and the rest of your trip :) Stay in touch
I like the way you blurred the little boy. Very responsible vlogging. Find SEA people a bit innocent (naive) about child public nakedness.
Baguette is french bread,right? Kind of crust, soft and airy inside
Yes
That’s it. Delicious when it’s freshly baked 🤤
BEAUTIFUL CITY, LOVE THE DRAGON BRIDGE AND THE BEAUTIFUL BEACHES ALONG THE COAST OF DA NANG
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Probably going to end up in Thailand, but Vietnam looks amazing too.
Great interviews!
Especially with your connection to Thailand :) it’s only a short flight away from Thailand anyway so it’s quite easy to visit it once in a while 😊 thanks again 🏆
Thailand much better. but check it for yourself
@@nickmondo222 what do you like better about it? it's also more expensive it seems?
@@nickmondo222it mch more tourist oriented, you get another vibe. Not just better of worse
Yeah man , there is such a good vibe here in Danang !!!
Your content s dope bro! I just met you at the coffee shop with my son . You were really the about his place!
Ey brother! Thanks for saying hi! Appreciate it!! You and your son will have the best time here I’m sure 😍 have fun tonight and tomorrow 🙏
@@Remi.M45 especially when got karaoke every night, noisy bikes and beep beep al day
Man, the clear skies of Da Nang - recent years I’ve dropped in each time it’s been cloudy and sort of hazy, not like this which was same time of year I first visited in the pre-covid days. Looks like that’s the upside of being there in summer… just gotta avoid melting!
Haha yeah it can get hot but there will be always a breeze from the sea 😍 the sky has been great for a week now
@@Chai_Travel so true
Nothing beats a smoke and a cold beer while watching the sun set at ĐN’s beach with my boys.
I might check out Da Nang next month, Chai. Will see Malaysia next week while currently in Thailand as of June.
Nice! Hopefully you won’t have to much rain but you should be still fine in August 😃
@@anthonygraham1872 go to kota kinabalu, 10x better value than danang
i spent only 6 Days in Da Nang a couple days ago and i loved it to be there.
I spent also 6 Days in Nha Trang because i thought it‘s similar to Da Nang because of the Beach and the Front of the Skyscrapers.
But Nha Trang compared to Da Nang is much more touristy and there are soo many Hotels.
So Da Nang is the Best Place to stay when you need a Beach, City Vibes, Community, good Food and Local Life
ohhh, I see my friend, Andre in your video :D
Wow! I like it!❤
I'm glad!😃
We loved Da Nang when we were there in 2022❣🙏😘
Hi Connie! Haha I totally see why you loved it 😍 a great city perfectly located at the beach. Now I’m thinking, Australia has a lot of cities at the beach too🤩 I really like it ❤️
Mate 😎 good to see you up and about
Thanks!
Da nang so beautiful, thank for sharing
Danang is lovely in the dry season but it gets battered when the typhoons roll in towards the end of the year, gets too cold for me too 😅😬
Every country in the world has bad/good weather. So Da Nang is no different. NO place is perfect.
@@NicolasD414 Yep, true, just saying why I wouldn't live there
Ey mate, that’s it. I wonder how bad the weather gets. From what I’ve heard I like to avoid the month from November until January 🤷♂️
@@Chai_Travel Gets cold, wet and grey. The typhoons come in off the East Sea from the Philippines and the region often gets flooded 😬
Is September October ok if you don't mind a bit of rain to cool off coming from a hot and humid country already?
Excellent interviews! Would be interested hear interviewees' perspectives regarding healthcare in Vietnam. Costs, quality, health insurance/or not?
Thank you! I’ll keep it in mind for future episodes 😁 thanks for thinking along
I have a feeling those shirtless tourists gonna ruin Da Nang or Nha Trang really soon, the gov should do sth now, we don't need another Bali. And Chai, good job as usual bro
I had that feeling too. Seems a bit rude.
It could 😅
It's a beach city, people walking shirtless by the beach, as a local I don't feel any problem.
@@thanhphi8658 This is not what I meant, shirtless Russian/Ukrainian/Australian bogans riding bikes in Bali streets, not just in the beaches
@@ledanglove ok if they ride in the city center that way maybe it’s a bit off the grid generally, but in the seaside what’s the deal?
Its quite simple, its cheap, the people are friendly, amazing beaches and good food with a good international airport in the city and 30 mins ride from one of the worlds prettiest towns, not a lot to dislike haha
Haha true!
The last guy is funny asf
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I was in Danang a few years ago in July with a very good friend of mine who was born and raised in Danang. It is a nice place but there is something that was never mentioned in this video and this is insane, so I am going to spill the beans: the weather in Vietnam in the summer is absolutely horrible. It was so hot and humid that I was never able to leave my air-conditionned hotel room before dusk and when I did the temperature will still over 30C (high 80's). No matter what other considerations come into play, this will be a dealbreaker for many people like myself who hate extremely hot climates.
language also hard to connect with local population. Although its cheap for travellers and less scams compared to other popular touristry area in VN.
In summer it's hot and humid everywhere , not only in Vietnam .
Thanks for sharing you experience :) yeah it can be very hot and humid indeed. I’ve to say that’s it’s more comfortable at the coast than somewhere in the country side though. People should be aware of the high temperatures and humidity so it doesn’t catches them by surprise:) I personally love the weather in July 😎🌞
Dude that is all of South East Asia.
@@hungcuongnguyen293 No this is not true. Do not talk about things you do not know.
So after your 3 month 90 days visa , you can get a bus to loas and get another month visa and head back into Vietnam striaght away is that correct ? Is it he’s to do ?
After a visa run to the border with Laos, you get another 3-month visa
@@DuranStonnell and pay 200 usd, what a life
In storm & raining season from October to December, weather not good as in summer 😂g luck in this time my friend😂
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Lots of the Philippines is still undiscovered since they have over 7000 islands. Vietnam has heavy tourism already and it is increasing every year.
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What's the food situation like? I want to buy fresh fish from dawn market at man thai beach, and cook my own food. I won't be eating out. Is the tap water safe to drink and cook with? I heard Bangkok has tap water issues so that's why i an looking at Da Nang instead. Any helpful info would be appreciated.
Not safe to drink. But no problem considering bottled water exists and is cheap.
@martin3399 so to confirm, the tap water in Da Nang isn't safe to cook with right? Thank you so much for your reply!
No worries. You can by fish everywhere, just clean in and cook it properly :) I would avoid drinking tap water but you can brush your teeth with it.
@@siliconiusantogramaphantis2122 You can use it if you are boiling it.
@Chai_Travel thank you :). I'll just shoulder big bottles of water back home lol
This guy's getting to 100K asking the same 20 questions 🤣😂🤣 this dude single ha deadly hacked the algorithm
Haha 😆
why complicate things
01:16 Ha, in that street was my hotel 😃
Nice area in town 😍
Thumbs up 👍 Champ
Thanks! 😃
You have not done any video about Ha Tien, Phu Quoc, Da Lat, Vung Tau. Will you consider going there?
I’d love to 😃 hopefully I’ll be able to go within the next year
@@Chai_Traveltry Quy Nohn
what remote sales jobs are there
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Love watching your videos! Im from Da Nang, Currently in HCMC now.
Lovely 😁 thanks for watching
First guy sounds like Borat. He iz naisss 🙏🏼
Haha, bedankt voor het kijken!
@@Chai_Travel Bedankt voor het maken van de video's! Door jou waan ik mij vaker in Zuid-Oost Azië dan mijn portefeuille/werk toelaat 😂🙏🏼
@@De_rekening_a.u.b. haha graag gedaan
"I'm divorced now"😂😂
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How fast is the average internet speed on airbnbs? Do they have reliable internet connections to use with Zoom on a daily basis?
Ow it variously but when it’s fast it’s fast you can rely on it. Some hotels do have very slow internet. I’d recommend to ask the owner or agent of the place you wanna book what the average download speed is and if it’s more than 30 mbps you should be good for your Zoom calls
@@Chai_Travel Thanks for the info and for your videos. Take care
Someone should tell the dude to put a shirt on.
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first guy sounds like Borat :D
Haha the Italian version perhaps 🤭 nice guy though 😃
And really wanted everyone to see the outcome of his dedication to working out. Pants pulled as low as legally allowed too. 😂
He kept checking his balls too 😂😅🤣
My thought exactly haha!!
Then it will become another Bali? 😅
I doubt that ;)
Re: English guy leaving his bag on the beach / laptop in coffee shops etc. I actually think this false sense of security needs to stop, i've met a lot of people with the same mindset who have had their stuff stolen. I used to think this when i moved to Thailand years ago, but the longer i've stayed, the more i hear stories of foreigners getting their shit stole lol. Anyway, Danang looks great :)
Like he said. He doesn't recommend doing this. Vietnam is very safe though
@@Chai_TravelFor sure, like Thailand :) But i do think leaving things in public places leads to a false sense of security. Always people who want to steal 😅
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Foreigners should always show respect to the local people in the Asian countries they are living in or visiting.
STOP USING THE WORD CHEAP
One way to do this is by choosing words carefully; for example, using "affordable" instead of "cheap," as "cheap" can have negative connotations.
@@MrNath019 we respect them by spending our money there, this how locals make a living
The first guy sounds like Borat
🤭 you’re the second person saying that
I’m divorced now lol
Haha yeah I didn’t see that one coming 😂
@@Chai_Travel he’ll be in Pattaya soon
"I came with my English wife" .... what do you like about Da Nang? ....."the women" .... hope your wife isn't watching... "Oh I'm divorced now!". 😮😂
My opinion: it would be nice if there was a nice nightlife here like Phuket or Bali.
no thanks, please don't ruin every place
no,thank you. it´s just good like today. still in harmony
Hell nah lol. It's already too messed up in Phuket and Bali
I would like to avoid the Phuket style nightlife, Da Nang feels more pure.
No hay occidentales. Solo yo y mil más cómo yo!! Anda, ya!!!!
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Dân Tây mê Đà Nẵng ha có tiền thì đi du lịch ăn choi thôi sao cho chấp hành tốt luật pháp Việt Nam
He is 64 years old,
What are Special in Vietnam ?
=>Women 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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i just went there to check it out as a retirement possibility. No a hope in hell. Its absolutely awful. Traffic chaos, horn beeping the whole time, infested with huge numbers of tourists, corrupt police officers fining tourists for nothing, and putting money in pocket. Food was nowhere near as nice as Thailand, and the people not so friendly. I have travelled to many, many, places in my life, this is one of the worst
I got fined for nothing as well lol ... pretty funny considering Vietnamese drive around like there are no traffic rules at all. 5 ppl on the same bike. No helmet. Running red lights. Driving on the wrong side of the road etc etc.
😆 I hope you find yourself in a better place than you described.
@@nickmondo222 no retirement visa, nice to visit, nightmare to live
The old man is happily divorced 😂😂😂
Not really 😊😅
It’s 1 simple reason bruh. You get extra points for being a foreigner in Asia 😂😂😂 it’s for the almighty vajayjay
OMG
Its popular because millennials can toss about there for months on $250 and drink bottled water in bars and eat fresh Mangos on the streets .. it wont end well ,lol.
“It would end well, lol”?
I hope we want the best for each other ❤️
Please wear shirts anywhere not at the beaches
Hi hi thanks for watching. Are you Vietnamese if I may ask 🤗 I see also quite a few locals (on a daily basis) not wearing any tops. Is this considered rude?
@@Chai_Travel It's definitely questionable. I am in Da Nang right now and don't feel like it's normal for Vietnamese men to walk around shirtless unless next to the beach or maybe coming from/walking to the beach.
@@Chai_Travel Personal experience is, if you are not a Vietnamese uncle, you should have a shirt on when your feet are not in the sand.
@@Chai_Travel Hi thanks for asking. Yes I am Vietnamese. The men who don’t wear clothes tend to be old men or kind of local gangs, road workers, farmers. And I am sure their home is very close by. It means they would not unclothed at places far from their streets. They are normally ignored and somewhat accepted because of their social status. Other ordinary people would wear clothes as you can see. Even Vietnamese tourists would wear clothes at places other than beaches. Not wearing clothes in public is not a good manner anyway. I know in places like Bali, it is normal that foreign tourists ride motorbikes, walk along the streets without clothes. Vietnam would not accept that.
Same content as before
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Bcz all the broke foreigners can live there😂
Interesting comment
@@Chai_Travel yes, sun, beaches maybe bitches😂 with 1 k usd a month, after one year of “living” in paradise go home broke to his mom basement
With any luck, Digital Nomads will soon be a thing of the past once they have to get back to the office ....
hahaha
Let's pray for that
Haha what’s wrong with those young people, loving life and working hard on their own projects? 🤓 I don’t think they do much harm but, maybe am I missing something?
@@Chai_Travel They are an eye sore. Like empty plastic bottles on the beach (doing no harm 😂)
Wow you guys seem old and bitter
Walking around shirtless, talking about Vietnamese culture.....obviously clueless
Hmmm maybe, maybe not. If you look around you see local men too topless. I’d think this is because it’s a beach city but also in the villages around I noticed it. Especially on hot days. #nojudgement
Can you not interview ppl that are a bit more ... idk classy? Shirtless dudes talking non-sense is not interesting to watch.
More classy? I hope you’re doing okay up there 🫡
@@Chai_Travel What does this have to do with my mental health? What do you think Vietnamese think when they see shirtless white dudes walking around their city?
I’m not talking about mental health. It sounds like you’re looking down on people.
@@Chai_Travel White dudes/tourists walking around SEA without tshirts gives all of us a bad name. It's just how it is ... No need to sugarcoat it.
Yeah, in a way a do agree with you Martin 🙏
Tôi rất tự hào khi thấy bạn nở nụ cười trên đất nước Việt Nam chúng tôi.
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I am Vietnamese 🇻🇳
What are you nationality?
Are you love Vietnam ?
I hope you have an idea how much you enjoy traveling in Vietnam the most in the world
Hi hi, I’m from the Netherlands born and raised but half Indonesian :) I love it in Vietnam! It’s always exciting to be here 😍