Marvelous video! Our three-month drone expedition in Vietnam explores remote landscapes! Delighted you had a wonderful trip! Looking forward to sharing more experiences!
I have read a great news. An Indian pharmacy book tour for their employee travel Vietnam, with 4500 people. Their tour includes Hanoi, Ha Long Bay and Ninh Binh in this August. So good news.
Wow, your video is beautiful and informative. I backpacked through a few places on your list, but also missed a few; so have to go back to visit those places. Thanks again for the awesome work
Good job, guys. Would love to see more interaction with locals and slowing down the pace, to feel like it's more than travelogue. Viewers also get more of your personality when you interact.
Hi from Vietnam. I am Vietnamese. I saw your video interesting but something not true. But anyway, I really appreciate your review about some famous destinations in Vietnam. If you have more time you can visit the South Vietnam which is really breath-taking for everyone from other countries. Thank you so much =)) Lovely
Thank you so much for the amazing video and for sharing your route and travel tips. I really enjoyed it! We're planning our trip to Vietnam in october and I have a question about dron: how did you manage to bring it with you? As far as I know it's forbidden
That’s the time of year that I am considering going. Do you feel like it’s worth it or worth waiting for a better time of year. And when you say rain how much and cold how cold? Thanks!!!
Hi Ine and Zac, thank you for your informative video! I am planning my trip to Vietnam. I heart gossips that Sapa is not pleasant place to visit right now due to locals who all the time want to sell you something. I heart that it can spoil the trip. What do you think about it? Did you get your away around it? Thank you guys :) greetings from Australia
We enjoyed Sapa! Didn't stay too long in town though. Just used it as our starting point for a 3 day hike. During the hike we didn't encounter too many locals that were trying to sell stuff to us. There definitely were some, but if you just say "no thanks" they should be leaving. Our guide was also there to protect us so maybe that also helped!
We always booked everything in Vietnam! You can just ask your accommodation to book the transport or book it at a local travel agency / transport company. For accommodation, we booked a couple of days beforehand. There are lots of options online. We use booking . com to browse hotel rooms.
Good video.... but.... for being posted 15 hours ago (24 Feb), your visa information is incorrect. Starting 15 Oct, it is possible to get a 90-day, multi-entry visa. Also, you can not get a visa by visiting an embassy. You must get an e-visa online.
We were there in December and weren't allowed to get a 90 day visa... only 30 day option! Maybe it depends on the country you're from? I heard for French people, there are different rules for example
We booked logistics when we were there. You can ask at your accommodation and they will book it for you. Or you can go to a local travel agency in the town and book it there. It's very easy and no need to book in advance!
You made the right choice to come to Asia. Asia is rising. China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, and Indonesia. The Asian century is coming
Sapa is overrated. Too touristic. Unless you like touristy stuff, you can omit Sapa from your itinerary. There are many more nicer places to see rice terraces in the Northern Vietnam.
Our guide in Sapa who was Hmong was always saying “Hamong”, so maybe people in different areas pronounce it differently. We even audio recorded her saying it as we always do that for each place we go we talk to locals and they pronounce words for us
Marvelous video! Our three-month drone expedition in Vietnam explores remote landscapes! Delighted you had a wonderful trip! Looking forward to sharing more experiences!
What I love about your channel besides great info and cinematography is that you use maps and show locations on google!!! Thank you so much
Many beautiful places in Vietnam. I love Vietnam
The world’s most beautiful sights seem to tell their own unique story, captivating everyone who sees them
This video made me want to book a flight right now! I'm so intrigued by the cultural diversity and all the amazing sights. Thanks for sharing!
You should definitely go! You won’t regret it.
Thank you guys for all the work you do! Really useful! 🤩
Very informative video, thank you!! Greetings Mathilde & Robbe from belgium :)))
Thanks for watching! 😇
I have read a great news. An Indian pharmacy book tour for their employee travel Vietnam, with 4500 people. Their tour includes Hanoi, Ha Long Bay and Ninh Binh in this August. So good news.
By fare the most informative video about the city for foreign travelers. Thanks you two :)
I meant to comment your video about Hanoi :D
But looking foreword to watch your upcoming video :)
I’m headed out in 4 days and I’m getting so excited!
Hope you're having a good time!
Love the channel! The videos are really useful and beautiful to see
Glad you enjoy it!
Wow, your video is beautiful and informative. I backpacked through a few places on your list, but also missed a few; so have to go back to visit those places. Thanks again for the awesome work
Still lots to see in Vietnam! We have to go back to explore the center and south of Vietnam!
Thank you for sharing.heading to Vietnam in April 3 weeks.
Have a great trip!
@worldwildhearts am here an it's incredible.
Thank you so much, this truly makes a difference on our journey.❤❤❤❤
it's is the beautiful nature thankyou to show us
Absolutely phenomenal work Zac
Great vidéo thanks for sharing
Good job, guys. Would love to see more interaction with locals and slowing down the pace, to feel like it's more than travelogue. Viewers also get more of your personality when you interact.
Beautiful video...well done.
Hi from Vietnam. I am Vietnamese. I saw your video interesting but something not true. But anyway, I really appreciate your review about some famous destinations in Vietnam. If you have more time you can visit the South Vietnam which is really breath-taking for everyone from other countries. Thank you so much =)) Lovely
best video on north Vietnam! THANK YOUUUU!
Thank you! 😇
Thanks for the tips❤❤❤it’s on my bucket list 🎉🎉🎉
Another great video guys! 🇻🇳
Thank you so much for the amazing video and for sharing your route and travel tips. I really enjoyed it!
We're planning our trip to Vietnam in october and I have a question about dron: how did you manage to bring it with you? As far as I know it's forbidden
Oh I love Vietnam I would go back tomorrow if I could ❤
so beautiful. amazing!!!
Ba Be Nation Park at Thai Nguyen 🎉
great video . How would you start that trip from hanoi . Would you go first to hagiang or cat ba ??
Probably Cat Ba first!
hello, how did you shoot with the drone?
Nice ❤ please come to visit our stunning Island sri lanka 🇱🇰
Hopefully soon!
@@worldwildhearts thanks 🥰🙏
What time of year did you go and how was the weather? Thanks
We went during November - December and we had some sunny hot days but also our fair share of rainy and relatively cold days! 😄
That’s the time of year that I am considering going. Do you feel like it’s worth it or worth waiting for a better time of year. And when you say rain how much and cold how cold? Thanks!!!
Hi Ine and Zac, thank you for your informative video! I am planning my trip to Vietnam. I heart gossips that Sapa is not pleasant place to visit right now due to locals who all the time want to sell you something. I heart that it can spoil the trip. What do you think about it? Did you get your away around it? Thank you guys :) greetings from Australia
We enjoyed Sapa! Didn't stay too long in town though. Just used it as our starting point for a 3 day hike. During the hike we didn't encounter too many locals that were trying to sell stuff to us. There definitely were some, but if you just say "no thanks" they should be leaving. Our guide was also there to protect us so maybe that also helped!
Thank you 🙏🏻 I can not wait for my visit now :)
Did u book the accommodation n transport in advance from home country or through local agency ?
We always booked everything in Vietnam! You can just ask your accommodation to book the transport or book it at a local travel agency / transport company. For accommodation, we booked a couple of days beforehand. There are lots of options online. We use booking . com to browse hotel rooms.
Good video.... but.... for being posted 15 hours ago (24 Feb), your visa information is incorrect. Starting 15 Oct, it is possible to get a 90-day, multi-entry visa. Also, you can not get a visa by visiting an embassy. You must get an e-visa online.
We were there in December and weren't allowed to get a 90 day visa... only 30 day option! Maybe it depends on the country you're from? I heard for French people, there are different rules for example
Do u book the logistic in advance or before the trip?
We booked logistics when we were there. You can ask at your accommodation and they will book it for you. Or you can go to a local travel agency in the town and book it there. It's very easy and no need to book in advance!
You made the right choice to come to Asia. Asia is rising. China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, and Indonesia. The Asian century is coming
Asia is not just East Asia
chill bro
❤
do you need any special permission?
Ba Be Nation Park is Haunted
Sapa is overrated. Too touristic. Unless you like touristy stuff, you can omit Sapa from your itinerary. There are many more nicer places to see rice terraces in the Northern Vietnam.
Promo*SM 💃
Beautiful but so boring, almost fell asleep
Beware MINE
“Hmong” is pronounced “Mong” not ha-mong. 🤦🏻♂️
Our guide in Sapa who was Hmong was always saying “Hamong”, so maybe people in different areas pronounce it differently. We even audio recorded her saying it as we always do that for each place we go we talk to locals and they pronounce words for us