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Just go to Australia instead. You will be pleasantly surprised.

20 euro bist deppat, da legst di nieda,des san preise, des wiartschlt darf normalerweise ned mehr ois 5 € kosten

I'm from vietnam and I'm one of the jarai people. Thank you for sharing. ❤

Hah. Sleepy little town

What 20 euros 😂😂😂

Thanks for the tutorial on how to put water in a bottle, I was oblivious about that you could do that

I’d be really careful and read the plaques that you find around fountains like these. While most have safe drinking water, there are some that are not safe. Look for a plaque that says “Trinkwasser”, if you are unsure. ‘Trinkwasser’ means ‘drinking water’. However, if you see a plaque that reads “Kein Trinkwasser” then it is not water safe for consumption.

thats true for most europe .even eastern europe is fixing/fixed now . best ask locals tho (western europe i dont think any country has issue)

Did you get char fish the next day?

I've been questioning where the locals here eat. Or do they just not eat out? 💭 Fact: So far, I’ve only experienced this in Hallstatt. In Vienna, there are plenty of restaurants and bars open late. I’m not sure about other places. Do you know? P.S. In this video, I wanted to try char fish, one of the local specialties of Hallstatt. All the restaurants we went to were closed, so we ended up eating at the only street food stall that we saw in this village.

The best water I've had is from Inverness in the winter

Thank you very helpful

Hitler has got one ball

Also in Italy, but in Italy in every village you could find different fountains with water that comes from different sources with different qualities of water.

Why are you so pretty<3

Thank you for your time and posting. Learning Vietnamese (slowly) so I can be polite and courteous... And find a bathroom. :)

Thank you very much for your time and posting. These are some great tips. I'll be 'in town' in October to see if I want to retire in VN.

Thank you very much for your time and posting.

Drinkable tap water is something I’ve always dreamt of as a daughter of Vietnam. Hopefully, one day, soon we will have this too (in 🇻🇳) 🫶 Fact: In my house in the countryside, we need to buy a water filter machine. In Danang city where I am living, I use bottled water for cooking and drinking.

Shes so 🥰

🎉 Nice video. I hope in the future, my Small Travel Channel can grow yours. Maby you have some tips? 😢

I’m glad that we did this! 🏇No planning. Just randomly saw the horses on the street. Info that I found later on ↓ A horse-drawn carriage ride in Vienna, also known as a “Fiaker” ride. These carriages have been a symbol of Vienna since the 18th century, providing a unique perspective of the city’s landmarks and architecture. Fiakers can be found waiting for passengers at various key locations around the city, including Stephansplatz, Albertinaplatz, and Heldenplatz. The rides typically take passengers through the cobblestone streets of the Inner City (Innere Stadt), allowing them to admire notable sites such as St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Hofburg Palace, and the Vienna State Opera. Rides can vary in duration and route, offering a range of experiences from short, scenic tours to more extended journeys that delve deeper into Vienna’s rich history. The carriages are often driven by knowledgeable coachmen who can provide interesting facts and stories about the city’s heritage. A Fiaker ride is a romantic and leisurely way to experience Vienna, ideal for tourists looking to immerse themselves in the city’s elegant and historical atmosphere.

I came for the culture and history, Austria surprised me with its nature. I want to come back for more 🥹

Happy to see you two making the most of the trip. Austria looks enchanting. 😇👌

People who wonder why this is a rip off: This sausage stand is in the very center of the city. Almost noone lives there and 90% of people you will meet there are tourists. So in short, this shop is nothing else then a tourist trap. You have far better and cheaper late night sausage options in Vienna. Source: I am an austrian who lives in Vienna.

Cutie

Migrants ripping people off in a formerly great country.

Holy f...! That's expensive! There is no way in hell that I would pay that much for a couple of sausages and fries. This guy is ridiculous.

Classic Austrian food in Austria served by a migrant.

One sausage is max 2 bucks a the supermarket

what a rip off

10 euros for one piece is quite expensive.

Thank you for sharing your videos and your experiences. Austria sure looks beautiful. It looks like you’re having a good time ! I enjoy watching your videos when you have time to post them. Yall take care. 😊 PS I literally laughed out loud when you whispered squid game

do we need international license to drive or we can drive around like bali

Immersive translate is a good app for tourists as they travel. Especially for translation services and for learning them

Immersive translate is a good app for travel especially to a foreign country. It offers learning and translation services for foreign languages

You shut off 😂😂😂

Great advice, thx. Regarding the e- Visa , can i fly into Saigon and leave from da nang? Or IT has to BE the Same Airport to Enter and Exit? Thx

Can I get a visa on arrival if I’m a US citizen or do an evisa before?

I was there XD

EVEN MY VIET MOM EXPECTS THIS 😭

Hi, i am planning to come to Ho Chi Minh,Vietnam in June but not sure if it is a good idea to come that month

Thank you for your video it was very helpful! I am going to Vietnam soon and I will be bringing one large suitcase and one small carry on suitcase. A lot of people usually go backpacking and take minimal luggage. I am a bit worried about my suitcase as I am going from South to North and places in between. Should I also bring a backpack instead of a luggage or is it possible to travel Vietnam with two suitcases specially with transportation is that a good idea?

Oh wow, I can relate. My third day in Vietnam and this rings true. 😅

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Love your videos auntie!!