Ha Giang is being destroyed by those pseudo backpackers following a little flag like Chinese tour groups... I just don't get it. Where's the adventure anymore? They follow their guides, being told where to look, where to stop, where to eat, where to sleep... Happy to see you two do it the right way. I'll be there with a friend in 10 days, but riding from Lao Cai all the way to Cao Bang and back to Hanoi. Can't wait. May I ask when was this filmed?
Yeah, the tour thing does not appeal to us...but to each his own I guess. That sounds awesome! Enjoy your adventure! (We were there for the month of January).
Take note, the 1968 Convention has not been ratified by countries as Australia, Canada, Iceland, India, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, and United States of America. This means that an International Driving Permit obtained in these countries is not valid in Vietnam. Click here for a list of all countries who signed the 1968 Convention. IDPs from those countries are valid in Vietnam.
Can you please let me know which Agency that issued your International Driver License that was accepted by the Vietnamese traffic policy? Is your IDL is in English or translated in Vietnamese?
...⭐️⭐️⭐️ miền núi phía bắc Việt nam 5 khúc cua cho 1km với hơn 1000km bạn không ngã lần nào chắc chắn bạn là nhà vô địch 🏆 nếu bạn ngã vài lần bạn là tay đua cừ khôi 💪👍
Wow. You might not notice Kelsey, but from what I watched in this video your operating skills have increased 10 fold from your first vid. Specially in that thick mud. Well done!
looks pretty, as has most of the trip, didn't really come across as busy with tourists but drunken karaoke is not a good sound track. Sure you'll be back remote soon.
Good call, I didn't think to hit record to capture the big groups at the time. Back to the most amazing section of track next week. Can't wait for that one!
backroads are the best almost anywhere! loving this adventure, unexpectedly so!
They are the best! So glad you are enjoying this one!
Ha Giang is being destroyed by those pseudo backpackers following a little flag like Chinese tour groups... I just don't get it. Where's the adventure anymore? They follow their guides, being told where to look, where to stop, where to eat, where to sleep... Happy to see you two do it the right way. I'll be there with a friend in 10 days, but riding from Lao Cai all the way to Cao Bang and back to Hanoi. Can't wait.
May I ask when was this filmed?
Yeah, the tour thing does not appeal to us...but to each his own I guess. That sounds awesome! Enjoy your adventure! (We were there for the month of January).
Back roads are best and you are paying money to local people for home stays versus feeding large companies.
Totally agree!
Take note, the 1968 Convention has not been ratified by countries as Australia, Canada, Iceland, India, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, and United States of America. This means that an International Driving Permit obtained in these countries is not valid in Vietnam.
Click here for a list of all countries who signed the 1968 Convention. IDPs from those countries are valid in Vietnam.
Can you please let me know which Agency that issued your International Driver License that was accepted by the Vietnamese traffic policy? Is your IDL is in English or translated in Vietnamese?
We got ours from AAA and they have a translation in pretty much every language.
www.aaa.com/vacation/idpf.html
Ride the ho chi minh trail. Not touristy at all
That's some sloppy goo! You all are brave.
Yes it was! Cheers!
...⭐️⭐️⭐️ miền núi phía bắc Việt nam 5 khúc cua cho 1km với hơn 1000km bạn không ngã lần nào chắc chắn bạn là nhà vô địch 🏆 nếu bạn ngã vài lần bạn là tay đua cừ khôi 💪👍
Haha yes! If you don't like turns don't go to northern Vietnam!
Tim. I don't like the tourist places either. I like to see how the people live, and where they shop in markets.
Vietnam is beautiful but lousy roads.
The roads can be challenging for sure. Although it seems like everything is under construction so it could be a very different story in years to come.
This was a beautiful place, even if a bit touristy. Thanks for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it! The views were great, the towns were a bit hectic but still worth the views I'd say.
Wow. You might not notice Kelsey, but from what I watched in this video your operating skills have increased 10 fold from your first vid. Specially in that thick mud. Well done!
Thanks! I learned so much on this trip!
Another great video. Thanks for bringing us great content. Love seeing places I'll never get to.
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Us tourist, we are ok for a minute but backroads all the way. Usually it is slow and steady but this trip it is slip sliding away :)
Haha it was a lot of sliding but totally worth it!
Another nail biter !! Jim n Judy in Texas
Hello you two! Thanks for watching!
looks pretty, as has most of the trip, didn't really come across as busy with tourists but drunken karaoke is not a good sound track. Sure you'll be back remote soon.
Good call, I didn't think to hit record to capture the big groups at the time. Back to the most amazing section of track next week. Can't wait for that one!
So the cop accepted an international drivers license from the US? I thought even an IDP from the US isn’t valid in Vietnam
@@robby969 Yes, we knew that it was technically not accepted, but the police were happy with it. Glad we got it!
Soo amazing