Yes.
I’m staying at the Raffles, but it’s a high end hotel mostly used for business. You’ll have to research the hotels glare.
Also, I’m not sure how much flights cost from because I left from the US.
Vietnam Travel Thread
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Yes.
I’m staying at the Raffles, but it’s a high end hotel mostly used for business. You’ll have to research the hotels glare.
Also, I’m not sure how much flights cost from because I left from the US.
From 17:50 to around 19:30, he discussed the dentist’s office and teeth whitening, mentioning that a cleaning and teeth whitening session costs $97. 
Join me as I explore Ho Chi Minh City, the famous Củ Chi Tunnels, and the breathtaking Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam. From underground war tunnels and hidden traps to coconut factories, floating waterways, and local villages, this journey reveals a side of Vietnam that most tourists never experience.In this episode, we'll crawl through the historic Củ Chi Tunnels, learn how guerrilla fighters survived during the Vietnam War, fire historic weapons, and then head south to the Mekong Delta, where life revolves around rivers, agriculture, and centuries-old traditions.
We'll visit Coconut Island, taste local honey and tropical fruits, see how Vietnam's famous coconut candy is made, enjoy traditional Vietnamese music, and drift through the narrow canals that have sustained generations of families.Along the way, we'll discover how a country once divided by war has transformed into one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing economies while remaining deeply connected to its history and culture.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Ho Chi Minh City0
2:15 Inside the War Remnants Museum
08:42 Exploring the Củ Chi Tunnels
15:30 Historic weapons and wartime survival
20:45 Journey to the Mekong Delta
24:10 Life on Coconut Island
28:35 Coconut candy factory tour
32:20 Traditional Vietnamese music and local culture
35:45 Rowboat through the Mekong canals
39:10 Saigon Skydeck and Coffee Apartments
Underground Warfare to River Paradise: Vietnam's Hidden Truth
Join me as I explore Ho Chi Minh City, the famous Củ Chi Tunnels, and the breathtaking Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam. From underground war tunnels and hidden traps to coconut factories, floating waterways, and local villages, this journey reveals a side of Vietnam that most tourists never experience.In this episode, we'll crawl through the historic Củ Chi Tunnels, learn how guerrilla fighters survived during the Vietnam War, fire historic weapons, and then head south to the Mekong Delta, where life revolves around rivers, agriculture, and centuries-old traditions.
We'll visit Coconut Island, taste local honey and tropical fruits, see how Vietnam's famous coconut candy is made, enjoy traditional Vietnamese music, and drift through the narrow canals that have sustained generations of families.Along the way, we'll discover how a country once divided by war has transformed into one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing economies while remaining deeply connected to its history and culture.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Ho Chi Minh City0
2:15 Inside the War Remnants Museum
08:42 Exploring the Củ Chi Tunnels
15:30 Historic weapons and wartime survival
20:45 Journey to the Mekong Delta
24:10 Life on Coconut Island
28:35 Coconut candy factory tour
32:20 Traditional Vietnamese music and local culture
35:45 Rowboat through the Mekong canals
39:10 Saigon Skydeck and Coffee Apartments
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A friend of mine introduced me to this guy’s channel. I watched a few videos and found his content incredibly impressive. I thought you might enjoy it too.
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Ha Long Bay Vietnam is one of the most famous destinations in the world, but is a Ha Long Bay cruise still worth it with all the crowds? We discovered Bai Tu Long Bay, a quieter alternative where we experienced a 5-star overnight cruise in Vietnam with almost no other boats in sight.Instead of the crowded side of Ha Long Bay, we wanted to see if Bai Tu Long Bay might actually be the better way to experience this incredible part of northern Vietnam.
We boarded a 5-star luxury cruise and rated the entire experience on the boat, food, excursions, crowds, and value to answer one question: Is this really a 5-star experience—and is it worth the price?
Along the way, we explore Vung Vieng Floating Fishing Village, learn how pearls are cultivated at a pearl farm, cruise beneath towering limestone karsts, experience traditional Vietnamese music, practice Tai Chi in the rain, explore Thiên Cảnh Sơn Cave, visit a secluded beach, and eat our way through multiple Vietnamese meals.And maybe the biggest surprise?Transportation from Hanoi and the overnight cruise for two people cost us around $350 total.
@4 Dimensional
I Booked a Luxury Cruise in Vietnam and Was Shocked by What I Found
Ha Long Bay Vietnam is one of the most famous destinations in the world, but is a Ha Long Bay cruise still worth it with all the crowds? We discovered Bai Tu Long Bay, a quieter alternative where we experienced a 5-star overnight cruise in Vietnam with almost no other boats in sight.Instead of the crowded side of Ha Long Bay, we wanted to see if Bai Tu Long Bay might actually be the better way to experience this incredible part of northern Vietnam.
We boarded a 5-star luxury cruise and rated the entire experience on the boat, food, excursions, crowds, and value to answer one question: Is this really a 5-star experience—and is it worth the price?
Along the way, we explore Vung Vieng Floating Fishing Village, learn how pearls are cultivated at a pearl farm, cruise beneath towering limestone karsts, experience traditional Vietnamese music, practice Tai Chi in the rain, explore Thiên Cảnh Sơn Cave, visit a secluded beach, and eat our way through multiple Vietnamese meals.And maybe the biggest surprise?Transportation from Hanoi and the overnight cruise for two people cost us around $350 total.
2-Day Ha Long-Lan Ha Bay-Bai Tu Long Bay 5 Star Cruises & Balcony
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Those suits are clean AF 
I Tested Hoi An's Famous 24-Hour Tailoring | Here's What Happened
Hoi An, Vietnam custom tailors can make $130 custom suits in 24–48 hours. We tested the famous Hoi An tailoring experience while exploring its food, lanterns, basket boats, and culture.Before arriving in Hội An (hoy ahn), I asked Google one question: Where is the best place in the world to get custom clothes made in 24 hours?Nearly every result pointed here.We visited Blue Eye Tailor and ordered four custom suits, four linen outfits, and two dress shirts. My complete order cost $950, with each suit averaging around $130.
I also ordered a pair of custom-made sandals for only $20.We chose our designs, searched through thousands of fabrics, took our measurements, and then gave Tea and her team just 24 to 48 hours to bring everything to life.But would they finish on time—and would any of it actually fit?While the tailors worked against the clock, we explored the food, people, and traditions that make Hội An one of the most beautiful destinations in Vietnam.We tasted bánh mì (bahn mee), White Rose dumplings, fried wontons, cao lầu (cow low), black sesame pudding, herbal tea, and some unforgettable local seafood. We even met the 102-year-old woman who helped turn one family’s black sesame recipe into a Hội An tradition.
We cruised beneath the lanterns, made custom sandals, explored the Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest (bye mow), spun through the waterways in traditional basket boats, caught crabs, made Vietnamese coffee and lanterns, and learned how to cook Vietnamese dishes.We also visited a rice farmer, worked with a water buffalo, and traveled offshore to snorkel around Cù Lao Chàm (koo lao chahm), part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.Everything eventually led back to the final fitting.Did Hội An live up to its reputation as the custom-clothing capital of the world?Watch until the end for the complete custom wardrobe reveal.
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Why Hoi An, Vietnam Makes The BEST Suits
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need to continue to get my bread up. beautiful place
8 Days on Vietnam’s Most Luxurious Train
Today, we’re traveling across Vietnam aboard SJourney by Golden Eagle, on an eight-day journey from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City.
Known as the Southbound Legacy, this all-inclusive rail experience travels from northern to southern Vietnam, combining overnight train travel with daily excursions, cultural experiences and local cuisine.
Along the way, we visit Ninh Binh, Quang Binh, Hue, Hoi An, Phu Yen and Phan Thiet before arriving in Ho Chi Minh City.
️ InformationWebsite: https://thesjourney.com
Train: SJourney by Golden Eagle
Journey: Southbound Legacy
Route: Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City
Duration: 8 Days / 7 Nights
Price: From $9,890 USD per person
Experience: Vietnam at its finest!
️ What to Expect
Our journey begins in Hanoi, where we board SJourney and discover our private cabin, the restaurant carriage and the train’s Indochine-inspired interiors.
Over the next eight days, we travel through Vietnam’s countryside, mountains and coastal landscapes. Each day includes a different off-train experience, from the waterways of Ninh Binh and the caves of Quang Binh to the imperial heritage of Hue, the ancient streets of Hoi An and the beaches of southern Vietnam.
Back onboard, the experience includes all meals, drinks, afternoon tea, evening entertainment and seven nights inside our private cabin. This video shows the complete journey, including the train, accommodation, dining and every major destination along the route.
️ Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Starting the Journey in Hanoi
01:26 Boarding SJourney
03:36 Deluxe Cabin Tour
08:35 Train Tour
10:37 First Dinner (Hanoi)
15:06 Good Night / Good Morning
16:23 Day 2: Ninh Binh
17:03 Breakfast
19:48 Hoa Lu Ancient Capital
21:55 Trang An Boat Journey
26:29 Lunch
28:44 Afternoon on the Train
30:32 Dinner (Ninh Binh)
33:14 Day 3: Quang Binh
35:25 Phong Nha Cave
42:01 BBQ Gala Dinner
46:25 Day 4: Hue
47:52 Hue Cyclo Tour
49:37 Imperial City of Hue
53:24 Royal Lunch
57:38 Scenic Train Ride
1:00:02 Dinner (Hue)
1:02:16 Day 5: Hoi An
1:03:02 Vintage Jeep Ride
1:04:38 Wood Art Workshop
1:07:27 Lamp-making Class
1:12:42 Hoi An Ancient Town
1:15:26 Dinner (Hoi An)
1:17:36 Day 6: Phu Yen
1:25:20 Tropical Fruit Show
1:26:54 Dinner (Phu Yen)
1:29:07 Day 7: Phan Thiet
1:30:48 Tà Cú Mountain
1:34:08 Fish Sauce Museum
1:39:06 Farewell Dinner
1:43:20 Day 8: Ho Chi Minh City
1:44:28 Journey Impressions
Thank you for watching and see you in the next journey
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