🌟 Thanks for watching our adventure on the overnight sleeper train from Ho Chi Minh City to Da Nang! 🚂✨ THIS IS THE UPDATED VIDEO with PRICES, BOOKING INFO - because I forgot to add on the first vid. Doh! I hope you get a lot from this. Let me know in the comments if you have any Q's about the train journey itself or booking. Have you ever taken a train journey like this? Share your experiences or ask any questions in the comments below! Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more Vietnam Adventures and our everyday Bali life 🌍❤ #TravelVietnam #TrainJourney
Ha that’s great! I have a confession to make though… even though we’re doing all this exciting travelling IM SECRETLY REALLY MISSING BALI. Like a homesick Feeling that pull back. Which is a nice feeling to have. Home is where the ❤️ is!
@1:50 Tipping is customary in most parts of Asia but using porter service in airports, train stations is not. You expect to pay for the services although the rates are not stated. If in doubts do negotiate for the fees prior. Tipping for porter service is only customary in hotels. The text shows 20 VND per item, I guess you meant 20k VND
👋🏻 hey, yeh you got me I totally meant 20k VND p item. I’ve been living in indo for 5 months I’m so used to taking off the zeros now 😂💸 tipping isn’t actually huge in Vietnam compared to other SEAsian countries. It’s appreciated though. ESP in non touristy areas. And I’ll expect as tourism explodes in Vietnam in the next 10 years that’ll change. Ditto in agreement: agree price BEFORE you use anything : anyone. The overwhelm of the station with kids, no coffee, heavy baggage, noise, heat & utter carnage chaos saw us giving our bags away to any old stranger. You Could’ve robbed us blind at that moment & we wouldn’t have even noticed what had happened 😂🤣 it was STRESSFUL 😂 All learning & stepping out of our comfort zone on the daily - that’s what we love! Thanks for your comment too btw I love it
You sleep on the train, yeah right lol. Did it in 12, been flying for the past 10 years 1/2 the price 10 times as quick. If you want a view of the country side get a hire Limo 4 in still cheaper than the train. Take care.
👌🏻I understand that. I think you mis-understood my point maybe. We had a clump of cash in hand to tip him but it wasn’t ENOUGH. Thats the point. I’m pointing this out as Education for future travellers to have enough small notes. 😮 20k p piece - which isn’t a lot of money 💰 “just so’s you know’s before you go’s” 🙃 so you can have ENOUGH cash ready in the chaos that was the train platform, holding kids hands, finding your carriage, amongst many travellers. You really don’t want to piss a Vietnamese dude off as I found out. We would have preferred to have carried the bags ourselves but he insisted, we were weak & caffeine ☕️ deficient 😂 at the time so that’s how it went down. Life’s about learning ❤
🌸🌿🩷gorgeous travels
It really is! ❤️
🌟 Thanks for watching our adventure on the overnight sleeper train from Ho Chi Minh City to Da Nang! 🚂✨ THIS IS THE UPDATED VIDEO with PRICES, BOOKING INFO - because I forgot to add on the first vid. Doh! I hope you get a lot from this. Let me know in the comments if you have any Q's about the train journey itself or booking.
Have you ever taken a train journey like this? Share your experiences or ask any questions in the comments below! Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more Vietnam Adventures and our everyday Bali life 🌍❤ #TravelVietnam #TrainJourney
I’m just traveling vicariously through you! Beautiful!!
Ha that’s great! I have a confession to make though… even though we’re doing all this exciting travelling IM SECRETLY REALLY MISSING BALI. Like a homesick Feeling that pull back. Which is a nice feeling to have. Home is where the ❤️ is!
@ That is so true! Bali is GORGEOUS!!
@1:50 Tipping is customary in most parts of Asia but using porter service in airports, train stations is not. You expect to pay for the services although the rates are not stated. If in doubts do negotiate for the fees prior.
Tipping for porter service is only customary in hotels.
The text shows 20 VND per item, I guess you meant 20k VND
👋🏻 hey, yeh you got me I totally meant 20k VND p item. I’ve been living in indo for 5 months I’m so used to taking off the zeros now 😂💸 tipping isn’t actually huge in Vietnam compared to other SEAsian countries. It’s appreciated though. ESP in non touristy areas. And I’ll expect as tourism explodes in Vietnam in the next 10 years that’ll change. Ditto in agreement: agree price BEFORE you use anything : anyone. The overwhelm of the station with kids, no coffee, heavy baggage, noise, heat & utter carnage chaos saw us giving our bags away to any old stranger. You Could’ve robbed us blind at that moment & we wouldn’t have even noticed what had happened 😂🤣 it was STRESSFUL 😂 All learning & stepping out of our comfort zone on the daily - that’s what we love! Thanks for your comment too btw I love it
You sleep on the train, yeah right lol.
Did it in 12, been flying for the past 10 years 1/2 the price 10 times as quick. If you want a view of the country side get a hire Limo 4 in still cheaper than the train.
Take care.
Ha ha 🤣. We wanted to show the kids an experience & we think we did that 😏. It was overall ok tbf. Totally Hear you on those flights costs though !
I think I paid around £30 for the flight from Saigon/Da nang love ❤️ the place and country, heading back in April for 3/6 months 😂
Thats a bargain! You should definitely fly 😂 it was a lot of fun with kids but looking at those prices it’s a no brainer really. Have the best time!
Everywhere in the world you have to tip the porters . They make their living by helping the travelers with their luggage .
👌🏻I understand that. I think you mis-understood my point maybe. We had a clump of cash in hand to tip him but it wasn’t ENOUGH. Thats the point. I’m pointing this out as Education for future travellers to have enough small notes. 😮 20k p piece - which isn’t a lot of money 💰 “just so’s you know’s before you go’s” 🙃 so you can have ENOUGH cash ready in the chaos that was the train platform, holding kids hands, finding your carriage, amongst many travellers. You really don’t want to piss a Vietnamese dude off as I found out. We would have preferred to have carried the bags ourselves but he insisted, we were weak & caffeine ☕️ deficient 😂 at the time so that’s how it went down. Life’s about learning ❤
Where are you from?
England UK and you?
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