First Time in Hanoi Vietnam 🇻🇳 The Good and The BadIn this video I visit Hanoi, Vietnam for the first time. I eat Bun Cha, Vietnamese pho, visit the train street, the French quarter, and the old quarter of Hanoi, Vietnam. The Obama/ Anthony Bourdain restaurant is called Bun Cha Hong LienMy Second YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@TravelEscapes2?si=kIznxumUg4cRBeMV Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/TravelEscapes88TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@travel_escapes?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc
From my point of view, you often pay higher prices and you don’t really mind. If you ever come to Saigon, I can show you around for free — I just want to practice my English. And who knows, with a local from the South, you might even get the local price instead of the tourist price. Just let me know!
Hi, I love your attitude in your videos. The way you interact with local street vendors is so sweet; you’re always cheerful, respectful, and fully enjoying the moment. Instead of complaining about things, you just embrace the atmosphere and let yourself be part of it. Your positive energy and kindness genuinely stand out. It’s such a joy to watch!
Để làm trong sạch và thu hút nhiều khách du lịch. Bộ du lịch Việt Nam nên xem các video review về du lịch ở Việt Nam và tìm ra các vấn đề để xử lý. Đặc biệt là bạn chèo kéo “chặt chém” khách du lịch
My name is Anh Thu, and I am Vietnamese. I really enjoy watching your videos about traveling in Vietnam. Honestly, Vietnamese people are friendly and love interacting with foreigners. I can also see that you are very generous and kind.
I would like to share some tips for your stay in Vietnam:
1. Tipping is not necessary in Vietnam.
2. When you want to buy things at local markets, street shops, or clothing stores, you should bargain with the sellers because they may not give you the real price at first. In fact, I usually negotiate to get a better price.
3. When you want to travel somewhere, you should download transportation apps like Be (very popular), Grab, or Green SM because they are safe and cheaper.
My name is Anh Thu, and I am Vietnamese. I really enjoy watching your videos about traveling in Vietnam. Honestly, Vietnamese people are friendly and love interacting with foreigners. I can also see that you are very generous and kind.
I would like to share some tips for your stay in Vietnam:
1. Tipping is not necessary in Vietnam.
2. When you want to buy things at local markets, street shops, or clothing stores, you should bargain with the sellers because they may not give you the real price at first. In fact, I usually negotiate to get a better price.
3. When you want to travel somewhere, you should download transportation apps like Be (very popular), Grab, or Green SM because they are safe and cheaper.
Thank you, and have a nice trip!❤❤❤