HOW TO TRAVEL VIETNAM - The ONLY guide you'll need in 2024!

The Ultimate Travel Guide for Vietnam! In this video we share everything from visas, transportation, what to do, what to eat and how to have the ultimate trip to the amazing country that is Vietnam!

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0:00 INTRO
0:37 VISAS
1:21 FIRST STOP - SAIGON
4:14 2ND STOP - MUI NE
4:36 HOW TO GET AROUND
5:20 3RD STOP - NHA TRANG
6:38 4TH STOP - HOI AN
8:20 5TH STOP - DA NANG
9:17 6TH STOP - HANOI
11:08 7TH STOP - HA LONG BAY
12:10 8TH STOP - SA PA
14:50 32 HOUR OVERNIGHT TRAIN

[gladeous]

The chaotic traffic is actually one of the things I find surprisingly calming. You will never see road rage and you will find that you are more at peace within the chaos as you ride amongst everyone. I'm often annoyed by others while commuting in Canada and sometimes it can be stressful.

[mrcool]

I’m visiting Vietnam in early March (Saigon) for the first time, and I have watched a TON of peoples travel videos, and this was by far the best one. Thank you for actually narrating and giving information! I’ve come across so many videos, where people just walk around the city with no narration, a waste of time in my opinion

Your video incredibly informative and put together so well. Thank you very much and I look forward to watching more of your videos.

[sineadryan]

Note to self:

Mui Ne - sunrise sand dune tour
Hoi An - Japanese bridge, lantern Festival (14th each month, Eco Lux Boutique - potential room upgrade)
Da Nang - Mountains, Helio Night market)
Hanoi (train street)
Ha Long Bay (luxury cruise + hike)
Sapa (cat cat village, fansipan cable car)

[wxonwxoff]

As a Vietnamese person currently living in Canada, thank you so much for this!! Planning to bring my girlfriend there in 2024 for her to see the country. Saving this video to plan out my trip.

[philharnett]

Mandy's soothing voice and Lloyd's smiling face... great to see every week. ✅🇦🇺

[bizzbabyy]

Will be visiting in 2024! Your videos make me feel so much more comfortable about my decision to spend my 30th birthday in Vietnam.

[truckn]

The traffic in Vietnam never seizes to amaze me, words cannot describe this as a long haul truck driver for most of my adult life I can stand on a busy intersection and marvel at how it all works without any accidents. It's probably a Good reason why you cannot rent a car in Vietnam without a driver being included. Motorbikes on the other hand you can rent. Feb 2020 we had our Honeymoon in Ha Long Bay aboard the Scarlet Pearl. Your video is way better than mine at doing justice to Vietnam. I need to up my game. Travel Safe and Be well.

[LloydandMandy]

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[mattm]

Wow! I'm heading to Vietnam for the first time next week. I've watched dozens of videos, but yours by far has been my favorite and most informative. You go girl!!! Keep the vids coming!

[pumpkinfizz]

Flying to Vietnam in 2 weeks, can’t wait 🥹

[quynguyen]

Thanks for coming and sharing all of your experience in Vietnam. Hope to see you again soon

[DoodahGurlie]

You did a great job recapping your trip last year, Mandy. Next time, you should visit Da Lat, Ninh Binh, Phu Quoc (the waterpark "Chase and Shelbs" showed looked so cool!) and do the Ha Giang Loop (although technically you and guys would be doing it illegally as the US, Canada, and Australia didn't sign the 1968 Vienna Convention...but that's not stopped people from riding the loop and many have said it's the best thing they did in Vietnam or even in their life.)

[HeatherRHall]

Absolutely the BEST video I've seen on Vietnam. Bravo!!

[thegallivanthropologists]

Another great video guys. You are really getting to be a valuable channel for us. We are planning two visits to Vietnam in the coming years, this Summer and again on our RTW drive. You did a great time doing such a broad subject in a short time. That has been difficult for us to pull off. If you are interested in seeing what a father-son team of anthropologists turned park rangers turned travel vloggers does when we are on the road, we would love your support and opinions on how we can improve our efforts to promote eco-tourism, cultural heritage and the amazing people of the World. Cheers, my friends! - Turtle and Bear

[marialauraco]

I love the fact that you booked the train to come back to saigon! Amazing video, thank you!

[visaonlinevietnam]

"Awesome! Thanks for putting together this helpful guide to Vietnam. I'm definitely adding it to my travel planning!"

[fogrady]

Excellent presentation guys, four of us head off on Thursday for 23 days and like yourself we are starting our journey in the south. We decided to start at Phu Quoc island for an initial bit of R&R staying for four nights staying at the Poplar resort costing a whopping £142 for two decent rooms😊 then onto Ho Chi Mihn city, after that overnight train to NRA Trang, then overnight train to Da Nang both 4 berth sleepers, from there to Phong Na for the caves, finally to Hanoi to take in luxury Halong Bay cruise and a few days in Hanoi before flying home. It was comforting as well as informative watching your well put together piece, and as a beer drinker I cannot wait. Keep up the good work and I will look forward to you guys for other inspiration and recommendations in the future. Good Luck Frank xx

[TravelWithKippie]

Fun fact, in Vietnam it is cheaper to book local by a trusted partner. By that you travel door to door for the best prices and the best busses. 12Go Asia works too but some bus companies might not be what you expect

[jacplacek]

Great job. Great summary of this fascinating country. Keep up the good work!

[giangvinh]

Hope you have a good experience and love our country❤