HOW TO TRAVEL SOUTH EAST ASIA - Route, budget, & tips

If you're looking to go on your first backpacking, or travelling experience this is the place to be, this is your South East Asia guide on the route, budget, accommodation, transport, food, and drink, and gives you a daily budget for every country in South East Asia and where to travel to.

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[Joelfriend]

Making a top tips for SOUTH EAST ASIA video for all your unanswered questions - Comming soon! DM me any questions @joelfriendy

[stef]

Malaysia is an absolutely class country which is often over looked by many backpackers (probably because it doesn't have the drinking culture which some asian countries have) but you can still find a good party, its ridiculously cheap, its stunning and there's so much to see and do! KL is brilliant and East malaysia (Borneo etc) is also brilliant.

[brothersman]

Great tips Joel mate.
Being from the UK myself, SE Asia is my favourite region for travel. I have been to Malaysia 5 times, Thailand 4 times, Singapore 3 times, Philippines and Indonesia twice each. I am hoping to go to Indonesia again, Malaysia and Thailand one more time, and Vietnam for the very first time. SE Asia has everything to offer with amazing megacities, mountains, waterfalls, stunning tropical beaches, various cultures and religious sites, incredible jungles and fauna, and amazing food. My top 3 favourite cities visited are KL, Bangkok and Singapore, and Jakarta is high on the list too

[gariushung]

I live in Asia, it's great to hear how the foreigners think of travelling to Asia, how they make the best use of the surviving skill to mingle around the areas.

[MS]

what a great video! another tip - I also land up saving up on unnecessary expenses like atm fees etc in south east asia - using apps like ATM Fee Saver - it helps find atms abroad with no fees or lower fees than others along with withdrawal limits etc. worth adding to your list of tricks!

[el_puc]

So happy i found this video!! Ive been researching Southeast Asia for nearly two years now and this is by far one of the most informative yet easy to understand videos I’ve seen! Me and my friends are hoping to travel 2023 so fingers crossed everything’s back to normal then ahah :)))

[adamageli]

Helpful video, thanks! I am solo travelling to Bangkok one way in April and planning to go around SEA for 6 months :) Before ending with a month in Japan - nervous but can't wait, watching everything I can in anticipation

[ScottLAnderson]

During my first solo trip to this part of the world starting next week. Your videos ars such a big help! Thanks for all the tips

[mcogan]

Another really useful video Joel please keep them coming!

[Joelfriend]

ANY QUESTIONS DM me on instagram - @joelfriendy YEWW Happy travels!!!

[RaWxRoleModel]

Tech video, please! How many batteries, GoPro, portable hard drives, did you take your laptop to edit videos, etc

How easy was it for you to do your washing?

[aliciascott]

So cool! Can't wait for the world to reopen!

[markcouch]

I'm thinking of flying into Hanoi around November with a folding bike and cycling around into Laos and Thailand for around 3 months or so. Planning on bringing some light camping gear to have the option to camp when I want to save a few bucks and have a little adventure in the countryside.

[dank]

Love the videos hoping they’ll come in use for me very soon 🙏

[johannaetrishamorgan]

Thank you for sharing this clip 👍 appreciate it

[Knordsman]

Hey man, loved the video. Good info and it feels like i am sitting with a friend giving me the run down on how and what to do. Thanks man.

[AlexLopez-ifzi]

I am thinking about doing that route, thank you for your video!

[MTravelVlog]

I really enjoyed your video. 👍🏼
Great channel. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Greetings from Albania. 👋🏼🇦🇱

[lizziehughes]

So helpful!! Would love to know more about visas and what you packed 😊

[lebogangmogotlhwane]

I loved your narration. You have a very calm voice and you explained everything quite well.