I Got Invited To A Vietnamese Wedding 🇻🇳

I Got Invited To A Vietnamese Wedding 🇻🇳

Happy New Year!This video concludes my bicycle trip from North to South Vietnam.
I traveled a little over 2,133 km (1,325 miles) during this journey. Along the way, I had three flat tires, one broken spoke, and completed the entire trip wearing the famous Vietnamese sandals. I might have even set some unofficial world records in them! No accidents, no physical injuries—just a full range of Vietnam’s extreme weather. Everything was documented on my Strava: Dustin Cheverier
* Longest ride: 256 km (159 miles) near the Cambodian border to Ho Chi Minh City (shown in this video).
* Most elevation in a single ride (and hardest day): 2,779 m (9,117 ft) Video link.
* Total riding days: 21.
* Total elevation for the trip: 19,992 m (65,590 ft).
To answer some of your questions:
1. My dog, Xúc Xích (in the video, pronounced “soup sick”): I’m fortunate to have neighbors who take care of her when I’m away.
2. Why do I wear sandals? The main reason is their versatility—I can cycle and walk in them, they’re lightweight, compact, and can get wet without an issue. Also, I wear size 45-46, which is nearly impossible to find in Vietnam. Carrying extra pairs of shoes would take up too much space on a bicycle.
3. Riding solo: I’ve done many bike trips in Vietnam, Southeast Asia, and the USA, and I always prefer doing them solo. It allows me to ride at my own pace and follow my own plans.
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[phillipbeach]

Been living in Vietnam for 2 years now and made so many friends and been to 5 weddings.

[yippybibby]

From Vietnam to Cali, Dustin appears so much different. If you dress like you did in Cali and walk on Saigon streets, you are a super model there.

[keithhogg]

I’ve been living here in Saigon since towards the end of 2023. Got married here as well. And so far been to 2 weddings already. Just stumbled across your channel. I’m a new subscriber. And been enjoying your videos. Especially the countryside. That’s a great way to tour a country on bicycle 😎

[DustinVietnam-nz]

Happy New Year!
This video concludes my bicycle trip from North to South Vietnam.
I traveled a little over 2, 133 km (1, 325 miles) during this journey. Along the way, I had three flat tires, one broken spoke, and completed the entire trip wearing the famous Vietnamese sandals. I might have even set some unofficial world records in them! No accidents, no physical injuries—just a full range of Vietnam’s extreme weather. Everything was documented on my Strava: Dustin Cheverier
* Longest ride: 256 km (159 miles) near the Cambodian border to Ho Chi Minh City (shown in this video).
* Most elevation in a single ride (and hardest day): 2, 779 m (9, 117 ft) Video link.
* Total riding days: 21.
* Total elevation for the trip: 19, 992 m (65, 590 ft).
To answer some of your questions:
1. My dog, Xúc Xích (in the video, pronounced “soup sick”): I’m fortunate to have neighbors who take care of her when I’m away.
2. Why do I wear sandals? The main reason is their versatility—I can cycle and walk in them, they’re lightweight, compact, and can get wet without an issue. Also, I wear size 45-46, which is nearly impossible to find in Vietnam. Carrying extra pairs of shoes would take up too much space on a bicycle.
3. Riding solo: I’ve done many bike trips in Vietnam, Southeast Asia, and the USA, and I always prefer doing them solo. It allows me to ride at my own pace and follow my own plans.

[mailan]

It is quite rare to see a foreigner speak Vietnamese as naturally as a native, using phrases like 'Dạ' so often 🥰. I know it’s not easy to learn a new language to that level. Thank you for your efforts and for sharing about Vietnamese culture!

[deborahnguyen]

I'm Vietnamese and am so impressed with Dustin's command of the Vietnamese language. He even flatters people in Vietnamese well. Respect.

[ln]

Dustin! You look amazing. Healthy and full of purpose in life! Thanks for sharing your journey with us.

[nakinp]

Chúc em Vĩ va Mathew trăm năm hạnh phúc nhé.

[lenhatky]

Lúc làm lễ cưới đãi tiệc Việt Nam không có lời thề ( đặc biệt những người không phải đạo công giáo). Nhưng trong các lễ cưới ở đạo công giao lúc làm lễ tại nhà thờ thì Việt Nam vẫn có.

[phanhelly]

vừa xem clip của anh để giải trí, lẫn học từ vựng quá trời lợi ích

[NhănLỳ-rh]

Dustin, please don’t let the comments about your attire get to you. I truly admire your authenticity and down-to-earth approach. I would never criticize you, knowing that all you have is your bike and sometimes just một nải chuối. Đôi khi còn quên cái quần ở nhà 😅. You’re not chasing luxury, but living a purpose—this isn’t a vacation, it’s a journey with meaning. Your presence alone already means so much. Wishing you good health, safety, and a fulfilling journey ahead.

[brucewayne]

Congrats Matthew, may your years together as a married couple be blessed and filled with happiness 👏🙏.
Great weather we have in California now thus far Dustin 🌞 have a great and joyful New Year’s

[anngo]

Oi at 0:02 that Toyota Van is a classic, looks so well kept!

[tranma]

Congratulation Mathew 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great video
Beautiful wedding
I wish the wedding could be longer
I am in Pensyvania,
American citizen and Vietnamese live America for 40 yrs

[luongnguyen]

35:30 Rickroll in the background music 🤣
Anyway wish Vi and Mathew have a wonderful marriage, all the best for you both.

[vihnlz]

Your vlog is so amazing. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos from you.

[Thanhchactv-]

Congratulations on your enjoyable experience in Vietnam.

[ThịThungaNguyễn-ul]

Hello I am Vietnamese and I thank you for coming to our country.

[khoile]

Thấy anh ăn sương mặc khổ quen rồi tự nhiên nay thấy anh mặc suit nhìn bảnh dữ luôn

[UncleHoCM]

Xuc Sich got real love in her heart for you.