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The Imperial City is absolutely beautiful! The Chinese captured many Vietnamese professionals such as architects, engineers, and designers whom worked on the Forbidden City. An Nguyen, the chief architect, was one of the most famous professionals captured who worked on the Forbidden City (this information was not something the Chinese wanted known, but the Brits uncovered this information after much research).
And Hồ Nguyên Trừng, the prince of the Hồ dynasty, who was captured after China had invaded in 1407, later invented new technology to develope new generations of cannon that were more powerful and effective The Ming dynasty worshipped him as the leader engineer in military weapon industry
@@saigonpunkid We are not talking about the construction time, we are talking about the Chinese carved and sculpted patterns, which are not as beautiful in pattern as the Hue citadel.
There is a tip: Before you eat any kind of soup in Vietnam, you should taste little spoon first. If the soup is suitable for your taste, you dont need to put lime, chilly or seasoning more . You dont need to season it all the time, some restaurant they make the soup perfectly and you can enjoy right after they bring the soup for you!
I and my best friend drove motobike from Da Nang to Hue city in 2019 under heavy rain. We went through a lot of scenery, from the great mountain of Hai Van to beautiful beaches and lovely rice fields and fishing villages. We wore raincoat while visiting Kinh Do Hue, that was crazy fun and we couldnt stop laughing. Although the weather was very bad and dangerous and we spent only 3 hours their, our the trip was very satisfied and it think it's one of the best trip that I had in my life. I'm planning to visit Hue again next months.
I am a spectator from Vietnam. We are very pleased to have you visit our country. I feel that the scenes are getting more and more beautiful and I wish you a happy journey
We would absolutely LOVE to come to New Zealand! Nothing set in stone, but we do have a few future plans that may include it. But it’s far too soon to speak about it for sure. ☺️ Thank you for watching! 🫰
I'm glad you were able to visit Hue and top notch thumbs up for spending time in the Citadel. It's often overlooked but that's Hue. It's a very low key city and its people are known for their quiet and gentle demeanor but tough as nail belief and principle. I had a chance to visit Hue 18 years ago and it has two absolutely drop dead gorgeous high schools on Le Loi street. I got to see an amazing sight where hundreds of high school female students came out of the school gate dressed in ao dai on a special day I think. Hundreds of them came out riding their bicycles with their ao dai fluttering in the wind while boys were in their school uniform.
I saw your Nha Trang video and already a fan. Nha Trang is my hometown. I really like the vibe, and also appreciate that you include some info and history of the places you visit in the videos. This is a great promotion to my country ! Enjoy your time in Vietnam !
Thank you so much! Nha Trang does have an awesome vibe. One of our favorite things about travel is learning about the history of a place, and it makes us happy to hear that you liked that about our vlog. ☺️ Thank you for watching!
Hue and the Imperial City were definitely one of the highlights of my Vietnam trip 27 years ago, I can't believe that I haven't gone back. Hopefully over the next 5 years I start to revisit the places I visited on that trip. I certainly didn't spend $16 to enter but they obviously need the money for restoration work. Thanks for trip down memory lane.
It’s such an amazing place! The $16 was unexpected, but in the big scheme of things, it’s not that big of a deal, and if it goes to help the renovation, we can’t be mad about it. We hope you enjoy your trip! ☺️
My fiancee and I didn't get to go to the Imperial City of Hue when we visited Vietnam, but we have seen many videos of it. However, your video is, hands down, the best travel vlog of the Imperial City I have seen. You two captured the age, majesty, and architecture of the place perfectly. It's a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing. Side note: My fiancee is Vietnamese American. Bun thit nuong is never eaten with soy sauce. I am surprised that the restaurant had soy sauce. It's always eaten with nuoc mam pha -- a fish sauce mixture.
Thanks so much! 🥰 That makes us happy to hear. We were in love with the surroundings there. You guys should definitely check it out when you can! It may not have been soy sauce 😬 I may have just mis spoke. 😅
@@mikeandashley Lol I think that explains it. Yes, we will definitely go check out the Imperial City if we get a chance to return to Vietnam. Thank you for the recommendation.
Wow just stumbled upon your channel. It’s a definite on my travel bucket list. It’s my home country. Will surely plan on going to this place. You guys did an amazing job captured this beautiful ancient site.
Thank you so much! We're happy you found us. We LOVE Vietnam, and can't wait to be able to return and explore even more. Thank you for the kind words about our video as well. 🥰
Awesome video guys! This made me miss Vietnam so much! Out of all the places we've traveled it is where we want to go back to the most. Thanks for sharing your travels! ♥
Nice video capture of the citadel in Hue. Agree that it would take half a day to cover that place in details. It took us (with two little boys) a good 2-3 hours to see half of what you guys saw. As for the $8 entrance fee, let's put it into perspective that it costs €19.50 for Versailles Palace or €28.50 for both the Palace and the garden in Paris.
Thanks so much! ☺️ And that is a good way to think about it. The price wasn’t too much by any means, but for our typical daily budget, it’s more than we’d normally spend. However, we feel it was totally worth it to see such an amazing place. We’ve certainly spent more money and gotten less value before. Thanks so much for watching. 🤗
Loving that speed walk Ashley! And we are gutted that we missed this place! We spent a week in Hue playing music in bars and restaurants and then on our last day went to visit the imperial city… but it was closed! 😅 We will for sure return in the future! Another great vlog guys! ✨
Haha, thanks! 😂 That’s a bummer you missed the Imperial City. We wish we would have gotten to see more of Hue, but we were so short on time. There are definitely reasons to go back for all of us, it sounds like. Vietnam is such an amazing country. 🥰
From 1802 to 1945, Vietnam was ruled by the Nguyen Dynasty, which had its capital in the city of Hue. The Nguyen Dynasty was the last monarchy in Vietnamese history. Guards of the Nguyen Dynasty stationed in the imperial city of Hue had about 40,000 people. The Guard force is again divided into three types. King Guards (the king’s subordinate who guarded the forbidden citadel), including 1 joint and 4 independent defenders. For a total of 143 years, the Nguyen Dynasty was a dynasty that marked many ups and downs in Vietnam history, especially the French invasion in the mid-19th century.
Thank you so much for the history lesson! There is so much about Vietnam we still have to learn. We wish to return and spend much more time here getting immersed in the culture and history. ☺️
You guys showed WAY more of the Imperial City than most vloggers as they just run in and out. It's so beautiful there! But it saddens me that so much of it was bombed into oblivion during the Vietnam war when more bombs were dropped there than all of WWII. I hope they are able to recreate the city, but it won't have that old ancient look to it that makes it special (all the moss/lichen, worn-in, etc.). I wonder if your ticket included the ride in the golf carts around the city? I have a feeling it does.
Yea! We figured we only really had enough time to do that, so we’d do it as best as we could. It was such a fun place to walk around for us. We love exploring places like this. It is a shame that the Palace was bombed and destroyed, and it would be amazing if it still had the aged look, but I’m sure the new palace will be awe inspiring as well! ☺️ As always, thanks for watching! 🤗
Thai Hoa Palace is the most important work in Hue Citadel and it is fortunately left.That place is located the throne of the emperor of Vietnam, I have seen it about 10 years ago. Currently being restored, not rebuilt. It is expected to be completed by 2025 because of its high complexity. very nostalgic and dignified
That makes sense! It looks like it would be an incredible sight to behold. Hopefully we’ll have the privilege of returning some day when it’s finished to see it in all of its glory!
@@mikeandashleyHuế đến năm 2025 trở thành thành phố trực thuộc trung ương, không biết bạn có hiểu về nó nhưng sẽ phát triển rất nhiều khi bạn quay trở lại
The gardens were spectacular! Is this location lightly touristed? I never saw another person! Beautiful video - so well done and professionally! You two are such a handsome, youthful couple; I’m very much enjoying your videos!
There were tourists for sure, not many in the garden, but it seemed most of them were interested in taking photos at the main spots. We were lucky to have so many places by ourselves! Also, some careful video planning led to some lucky shots. ☺️🤗 Thanks for watching!
Dont forget to discover Bach Ma national park in Huế when you comeback. Bach Ma is a stunning mount in the whole central of Vietnam. Do Quyen waterfall in Bach Ma national park is a must see.
I was hoping you'd try the peanut and salted coffee while in Hue as that's where they originated. As far as the food, it all looks great, but you could have added more sate (the chili sauce with lemongrass) and a bit of shrimp paste (if you can handle it). Never seen soy sauce added to bun thit nuong before, but you do need to stir it all up before eating so you can get an even distribution of the sauce. And when Ashley says bun bo Hue correctly, I was so impressed! Yes, it's "boo-oon baw hu-way" (roll it all into one syllable as Vietnamese consists of only one syllable words that you may go up and down like a rollercoaster). LOL
We didn’t know about peanut and salted coffee! 😱 We would have loved to try those! I could be wrong, but I thought the soy sauce came with it, but it may have come with one of the other things. 😬🤷♂️ Either way, it was delicious! 😋 And we’re trying to get the pronunciation of the words down, I feel like sometimes we nail it and others we fail, but we’ll keep trying! 😅😂
I was born in Hue city and lived the first 17 years of my life in the citadel. My old house was about 1mile North East of the imperial city. I used to visit the imperial city every chance I get because the entrance was free of charge during special holidays. And it was really hard to find a restroom in there, lol
I love your videos of my motherland, that I don't remembered as I left when I was little. You two are the cutest couple. Enjoy your travels. XO from TEXAS.
Welcome to Vietnam guys! Are any plans to go to north Vietnam (Like Hà Giang, Sapa, Mai Châu or Tà Xùa..) You guys should check the north and northwest Vietnam, I highly recommend it
We head to the north, but won’t make it to those places on this trip. BUT, we are planning another excursion to Vietnam to explore more of the places we didn’t get to see soon! ☺️
I was told that theater is the oldest performing theater in Vietnam. Besides a few enhancements and renovations over the years, most of the structures have been kept original
Hue looks super nice! We love popping into random gardens in our travel as well. You'll always find something unexpected and beautiful. These places you visit looked so serene and "zen" as you said. Also, I want all that food. 😍
@@mikeandashleyHuế là kinh đô của Việt Nam 200 năm, đây được ví như kinh đô ẩm thực, vì sao được gọi là kinh đô ẩm thực vì các món ăn này trước đây điều dâng lên cho vua chúa thưởng thức, món nào ngon thì sẽ giữ lại và phát triển cho đến ngày nay
This gets me so excited! I will be here by November for our TV show and this gives me a touch of what to expect during the time of my visit. I would also be excited to experience the real treasures that isn't hidden in caves - the endless bowls of pho.
I still can't get over how VN can provide a night life for people of all changes, locals and tourists, that is safe and fun and reasonable in terms of cost. Seems like nightlife here in the West is an adult thing with bar and dance spots, not for children, not to mention quite expensive.
You're comparing apples and oranges. 2 different countries with 2 different cultures and lifestyles. Yeah like children in Vietnam can drive scooters wildly on the streets with no adult supervision, no helmet no forms of safety protection ? Reckless and irresponsible parenting is very common in Vietnam. There's laws and regulations in the West where parents are held accountable for the safety of their children.
@@musicful7036 You're right about adult being held accountable and act to protect children safety here in the West. I guess that's why there's increasing school shootings WITH NO CHANGE IN TREND. Increasing teenagers physically assaulting publics and their own teachers and conversely police physically abusing teen agers then lying about it as shot the teenager in self defense, WITH NO CHANGE IN TREND. I recall group assaults, gun shooting breaking out at city celebration here in the US, way to go, at a happy celebratory event and we have fight breaking out. I love how you describe it as "on the streets with no adult supervision" and focus on riding scooters while totally avoiding the fact that we're talking about children walking and playing in the streets at night safely, while we here in the States are deathly afraid of our children play in a suburban neighborhood out of fear of kidnapping or street violence. But hey, if you're happy drinking the kool aid, power to you.
Hãy nói ngắn gọn. Có 1 chân lý là: ở đâu an toàn thì không sinh ra luật pháp. Luật pháp sinh ra để nhắm vào cái xấu, nếu đã không xấu thì không cần luật pháp. Nếu nước Mỹ bỏ súng xuống thì rất nhiều luật pháp sẽ không còn cần thiết.
welcome hue city where is my live. Hue city is very beautiful and welcome hue food, you can try Pho, Bun Bo and special you can try banh my Truong Tien Hue. Welcome to Hue city
I noticed your shirt. Do they still have tubing in Vang Vien? I went tubing there in 2012 right after they closed the crazy party. I am actually headed in that direction in February. yay!
We didn't go tubing, but it is back on as far as we know. They halted it after a bunch of people died and have since changed the number of bars that are allowed to operate, but our friends did it just a few months ago and had a great time. 🙂
In the past, Vietnam was a colony of China for 1000 years, so it is not surprising that the culture and architecture are very similar to China, even the writing in the past was borrowed from China, until the last century. The new 20 uses the current latin script. But I'm impressed with your chopstick skills, just like an Asian 😅
Please don't say that we borrow our writing from China because China did not even exist yet. The land was occupied by many different countries with their unique customs, languages, kings, queens, scholars, and etc.just like Vietnam. Too bad all of them, except Vietnam, got invaded and assimilated; thus, lost most of their identities.
We stayed in this area and really enjoyed it. Nice eateries, things to do and proximity to attractions. maps.app.goo.gl/m5shStzjxSjNS1jo8?g_st=ic There are a number of good hotels and guesthouses that are quite affordable as well.
Chào 2 bạn của tôi,tôi luôn theo giỏi 2 bạn,2 bạn thật tuyệt vời,2 bạn luôn đi trái nghiệm và khám phá nhiều tỉnh thành của đất nước việt nam thân yêu của tôi,cảm ơn 2 bạn đã danh thời gian kỳ nghỉ của 2 bạn ở đất nước tôi,tôi chúc 2 bạn luôn trái nghiệm vui vẻ và bình an trong mọi cuộc hành trình của 2 bạn,chúc may mắn ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Bà nội tôi là công chúa của hoàng gia, bà là người Huế. Còn tôi được sinh ra tại Nha Trang. Thật tuyệt vời khi bạn đã làm 2 video rất tuyệt về 2 địa danh này. ❤❤❤
Wow, that’s incredible! ☺️ We loved both Nha Trang and Hue so much. We hope to return and spend more time in both of those places. ☺️ Thank you for watching, and we’re happy you liked our videos. 🤗
Good morning from SoCal, How are you two doing? It’s always great to watch your videos walking us through your visiting trip in Vietnam. So finally Ashley had bún bò Huế at its birth place. Good job Ashley! $8 plus for the admission, I think it’s a rip off! There got to be better way to generate revenue than taking advantage of the visitors. That’s why the majority of the foreign visitors don’t want to return. Truth hurts. Sorry my friends. Sorry that Mike got hurt because you forgot how tall you are. You remind me of my oldest son, the tallest in the family, around 6’, so I always ask him to grab things for me from upper cabinets. I always tell him that it’s a privilege to be the tallest in the family so don’t complain! You mentioned that Hà Nội would be your next destiny. Can’t wait to see what you got for us in that video. Thank you for sharing your videos with us. Good luck and be safe.
Yea! We tried it and it was amazing. So delicious. We also feel the $8/person is a bit high, but as long as it’s going towards the renovations, we can’t complain. ☺️ I’m constantly knocking my head on stuff. I think it’s made it into a few videos before lol. And yea, the blessing and curse of being tall is you’re tall, but now you’re required to help those that are height challenged with basic tasks. My mom does the same! 😂
It was really good. I don’t know about a trap, as the prices were reasonable, but it is attached to a guesthouse. Our friends who’ve been to Vietnam a ton recommended it, so we had to check it out.
You should never eat or drink ice in vietnam or you will get hepatitis it's from the tap and not cleaned,so a few times should be okay like 5 or 6 times if you forget , but after 9 times you shouldn't ever drink it even if it's in coffees. That's what the local vietnamese won't tell you.
Why are you posting this vlog in private, people can't see it, I just happened to see it in the playlist section, you posted 15 hours but only 13 views, please check if there are any errors Are not?
It wasn't meant to be released yet! 😅😬 It shouldn't have been in the playlist. We've corrected it now. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. You're one of the lucky ones who got to see it early! What did you think?
@@mikeandashley Haha I watched and the vlog was great, all the footage is beautiful, but I'll check it out at the official release and I'll give you a heart ❤️
Man, that’s such a shame. It would have been amazing to see. We really enjoyed our time in Hue, learning a little about the history. ☺️ Thanks for sharing! 🙏
2:00 I would take a little guess and say that Ashley enjoyed the Bun Bo "Hue" better here, because this dish is native to "Hue", Vietnam 😂 I'm really impressed that she's building the noodle soup properly with all the right veggies, even squirting in the lime to round it out perfectly.
Yes! She definitely preferred the one here. She wasn’t thrilled about the first time we had it in Da Lat. Ashley is ALL about “the perfect bite.” 😂 Always building out the best bites on her spoon or even sandwiches.
@@mikeandashley I'm Vietnamese American and I still have to ask parents and elders how to eat things the proper aka traditional Vietnamese way, you're doing as good or better than I could, have been really enjoying watching your adventures the last few days. I'm an extremely picky eater and combined with growing up in the US, i would have what most would consider an undeveloped or uncultured food palate, watching you both is giving me a spark of curiosity that I haven't felt before and giving me a little courage--"wow if these two adventurers can do it, i can probably do it too!" Will continue watching yall on the way to other destinations, and just hoping for the best for you two on your travels!
That’s awesome! I’m glad we’ve given you some courage to try new foods. We’re still pretty wimpy on the typical food vlogger scale, but we always want to try anything we can! So far all of the Vietnamese food we’ve tried has been amazing. There’s still some out of our comfort zone stuff we may need to check out though!
Không phải 1 phần mà gần như 90% bị tàn phá bởi chiến tranh và thời tiết khắc nghiệt . Kinh thành Huế chỉ được chăm sóc và trùng tu một số hạng mục , trong cả trăm công trình bị tàn phá vì chiến tranh và thời tiết . Tôi nhớ hồi năm 1990 . Kinh thành Huế điêu tàn lắm , vào đây thậm chí còn không thu vé . Bây giờ thì đỡ rồi .
I certainly added chilis! Maybe that sauce was for something else! 😬 The dish had fish sauce in it for sure though! 😋 So delicious! Thanks for letting me know though.
I hate the Nguyễn Dynasty if the Tay Son dynasty still exists I think Vietnam could have more land from China which they took alot from Vietnam and Vietnam could develop even better than Japan
Yea, we would have liked to see more, but the imperial city was so large that by the time we were done, we only had an hour to get our bags and get to the bus, we were rushing! Next time we’ll plan more time in Hue so we can explore so much more. ☺️
@@mikeandashley Thanks for the reply. And next time if you go to DA LAt, go to Lululola Cafe, the Amazing show cafe, and Tu mo To Restaurant. All nice places in the city
Thanks for the great recommendations. ☺️ We’ll add them to our list! We hope to be able to return to Vietnam soon, and Da Lat was one of our top places, so we’d be back for sure.
@@mikeandashley yes i hope you guys will have fun. these places are best when you go there late afternoon around 5pm and when the sky transitions form dusk to night...
Tôi có thể chết đuối với 2 má lúm đồng tiền của bạn,cho dù tôi là một người bơi giỏi, bạn biết không (cặp đôi hoàn hảo)là GAM lớn của VN,các bạn có thể tham gia,tôi là giám khảo chắc chắn các bạn là quán quân
@@mikeandashleyI found your channel while viewing TH-cam videos about Da Lat and told my wife that Ashley reminded me of my former co-worker who left her automotive engineering job in Michigan to move to Wisconsin about 17 years ago. She has similar accent, laugh, and as pretty as Ashley. I visited the Imperial city during the summer of 2002. It was extremely hot and humid, especially at around 1 pm. I was able to see the Thai Hoa Palace. There wasn't much else to see at that time, so I was surprised to see the number of places you were able to see recently. Honestly, I didn't enjoy my time in Hue due to bad experiences, from food to scams and rip offs from taxi drivers and private drivers. The taxi driver dropped me off at a hotel on the wrong side of the river. There wasn't any night life (everything seemed to shut down after 8:30 pm) and there weren't many food places. I haven't been back to Vietnam for 19 years and seem to lose interest in coming back. I used to love the train ride from Saigon to Hue, but I don't think I can handle the train restroom now 🤣 Special thanks to you guys for great videos and for helping me find the urge to visit Vietnam again. Unless you have typhoid and hepatitis vaccines, be careful with ice cubes, fresh vegetable, and snail dishes at restaurants.
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The Imperial City is absolutely beautiful! The Chinese captured many Vietnamese professionals such as architects, engineers, and designers whom worked on the Forbidden City. An Nguyen, the chief architect, was one of the most famous professionals captured who worked on the Forbidden City (this information was not something the Chinese wanted known, but the Brits uncovered this information after much research).
And Hồ Nguyên Trừng, the prince of the Hồ dynasty, who was captured after China had invaded in 1407, later invented new technology to develope new generations of cannon that were more powerful and effective The Ming dynasty worshipped him as the leader engineer in military weapon industry
Oh wow! That’s really interesting. The architecture in Vietnam is stunning, it’s no wonder other cultures would want those skills for themselves.
Nhưng các đường nét của tử cấm thành trung quốc không độc đáo như ở Huế, trung quốc được cái to hơn mà thôi. Thợ Huế vẫn là đẳng cấp
Dont bullshit, the Chinese Forbidden City predates Hue palaces by more than 4 centuries.
@@saigonpunkid We are not talking about the construction time, we are talking about the Chinese carved and sculpted patterns, which are not as beautiful in pattern as the Hue citadel.
There is a tip: Before you eat any kind of soup in Vietnam, you should taste little spoon first. If the soup is suitable for your taste, you dont need to put lime, chilly or seasoning more . You dont need to season it all the time, some restaurant they make the soup perfectly and you can enjoy right after they bring the soup for you!
Thanks for the tip; that's good to know! 😊
I and my best friend drove motobike from Da Nang to Hue city in 2019 under heavy rain. We went through a lot of scenery, from the great mountain of Hai Van to beautiful beaches and lovely rice fields and fishing villages. We wore raincoat while visiting Kinh Do Hue, that was crazy fun and we couldnt stop laughing. Although the weather was very bad and dangerous and we spent only 3 hours their, our the trip was very satisfied and it think it's one of the best trip that I had in my life. I'm planning to visit Hue again next months.
That sounds like quite the adventure! We would love to motorbike the Hai Van Pass the next time we're in Vietnam.
Have fun on your next visit! 🥰
I am a spectator from Vietnam. We are very pleased to have you visit our country. I feel that the scenes are getting more and more beautiful and I wish you a happy journey
Thank you so much! We’re happy to be here. Vietnam is such a beautiful place. ☺️
You guys are AMAZING!!! Please come and visit New Zealand!!! We would love to have you here!!!
We would absolutely LOVE to come to New Zealand! Nothing set in stone, but we do have a few future plans that may include it. But it’s far too soon to speak about it for sure. ☺️ Thank you for watching! 🫰
I'm glad you were able to visit Hue and top notch thumbs up for spending time in the Citadel. It's often overlooked but that's Hue. It's a very low key city and its people are known for their quiet and gentle demeanor but tough as nail belief and principle. I had a chance to visit Hue 18 years ago and it has two absolutely drop dead gorgeous high schools on Le Loi street. I got to see an amazing sight where hundreds of high school female students came out of the school gate dressed in ao dai on a special day I think. Hundreds of them came out riding their bicycles with their ao dai fluttering in the wind while boys were in their school uniform.
That sounds like a beautiful experience to witness! We wish we had more time to explore the city. Hopefully next time! 🥰
I saw your Nha Trang video and already a fan. Nha Trang is my hometown. I really like the vibe, and also appreciate that you include some info and history of the places you visit in the videos. This is a great promotion to my country ! Enjoy your time in Vietnam !
Thank you so much! Nha Trang does have an awesome vibe. One of our favorite things about travel is learning about the history of a place, and it makes us happy to hear that you liked that about our vlog. ☺️ Thank you for watching!
Hue and the Imperial City were definitely one of the highlights of my Vietnam trip 27 years ago, I can't believe that I haven't gone back. Hopefully over the next 5 years I start to revisit the places I visited on that trip. I certainly didn't spend $16 to enter but they obviously need the money for restoration work. Thanks for trip down memory lane.
It’s such an amazing place! The $16 was unexpected, but in the big scheme of things, it’s not that big of a deal, and if it goes to help the renovation, we can’t be mad about it.
We hope you enjoy your trip! ☺️
My fiancee and I didn't get to go to the Imperial City of Hue when we visited Vietnam, but we have seen many videos of it. However, your video is, hands down, the best travel vlog of the Imperial City I have seen. You two captured the age, majesty, and architecture of the place perfectly. It's a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.
Side note: My fiancee is Vietnamese American. Bun thit nuong is never eaten with soy sauce. I am surprised that the restaurant had soy sauce. It's always eaten with nuoc mam pha -- a fish sauce mixture.
Thanks so much! 🥰 That makes us happy to hear. We were in love with the surroundings there. You guys should definitely check it out when you can!
It may not have been soy sauce 😬 I may have just mis spoke. 😅
@@mikeandashley Lol I think that explains it. Yes, we will definitely go check out the Imperial City if we get a chance to return to Vietnam. Thank you for the recommendation.
Wow just stumbled upon your channel. It’s a definite on my travel bucket list. It’s my home country. Will surely plan on going to this place. You guys did an amazing job captured this beautiful ancient site.
Thank you so much! We're happy you found us. We LOVE Vietnam, and can't wait to be able to return and explore even more. Thank you for the kind words about our video as well. 🥰
Awesome video guys! This made me miss Vietnam so much! Out of all the places we've traveled it is where we want to go back to the most. Thanks for sharing your travels! ♥
Thanks so much! We want to always go back everywhere we’ve been. It’s the home body in us! Vietnam is so amazing. Thank you guys for watching! 🥰
Nice video capture of the citadel in Hue. Agree that it would take half a day to cover that place in details. It took us (with two little boys) a good 2-3 hours to see half of what you guys saw. As for the $8 entrance fee, let's put it into perspective that it costs €19.50 for Versailles Palace or €28.50 for both the Palace and the garden in Paris.
Thanks so much! ☺️ And that is a good way to think about it. The price wasn’t too much by any means, but for our typical daily budget, it’s more than we’d normally spend. However, we feel it was totally worth it to see such an amazing place. We’ve certainly spent more money and gotten less value before. Thanks so much for watching. 🤗
Loving that speed walk Ashley! And we are gutted that we missed this place! We spent a week in Hue playing music in bars and restaurants and then on our last day went to visit the imperial city… but it was closed! 😅
We will for sure return in the future!
Another great vlog guys! ✨
Haha, thanks! 😂
That’s a bummer you missed the Imperial City. We wish we would have gotten to see more of Hue, but we were so short on time. There are definitely reasons to go back for all of us, it sounds like. Vietnam is such an amazing country. 🥰
Nice vlog guys looks cool here
It really is! Thanks so much for watching Chris!
From 1802 to 1945, Vietnam was ruled by the Nguyen Dynasty, which had its capital in the city of Hue. The Nguyen Dynasty was the last monarchy in Vietnamese history. Guards of the Nguyen Dynasty stationed in the imperial city of Hue had about 40,000 people. The Guard force is again divided into three types. King Guards (the king’s subordinate who guarded the forbidden citadel), including 1 joint and 4 independent defenders. For a total of 143 years, the Nguyen Dynasty was a dynasty that marked many ups and downs in Vietnam history, especially the French invasion in the mid-19th century.
Thank you so much for the history lesson! There is so much about Vietnam we still have to learn. We wish to return and spend much more time here getting immersed in the culture and history. ☺️
You guys showed WAY more of the Imperial City than most vloggers as they just run in and out. It's so beautiful there! But it saddens me that so much of it was bombed into oblivion during the Vietnam war when more bombs were dropped there than all of WWII. I hope they are able to recreate the city, but it won't have that old ancient look to it that makes it special (all the moss/lichen, worn-in, etc.). I wonder if your ticket included the ride in the golf carts around the city? I have a feeling it does.
Yea! We figured we only really had enough time to do that, so we’d do it as best as we could. It was such a fun place to walk around for us. We love exploring places like this.
It is a shame that the Palace was bombed and destroyed, and it would be amazing if it still had the aged look, but I’m sure the new palace will be awe inspiring as well! ☺️ As always, thanks for watching! 🤗
Thai Hoa Palace is the most important work in Hue Citadel and it is fortunately left.That place is located the throne of the emperor of Vietnam, I have seen it about 10 years ago. Currently being restored, not rebuilt. It is expected to be completed by 2025 because of its high complexity. very nostalgic and dignified
That makes sense! It looks like it would be an incredible sight to behold. Hopefully we’ll have the privilege of returning some day when it’s finished to see it in all of its glory!
@@mikeandashleyHuế đến năm 2025 trở thành thành phố trực thuộc trung ương, không biết bạn có hiểu về nó nhưng sẽ phát triển rất nhiều khi bạn quay trở lại
@@mikeandashleylà thành phố Fetival hội tụ 50 nước trên thế giới về Fetival Huế
The gardens were spectacular! Is this location lightly touristed? I never saw another person! Beautiful video - so well done and professionally! You two are such a handsome, youthful couple; I’m very much enjoying your videos!
There were tourists for sure, not many in the garden, but it seemed most of them were interested in taking photos at the main spots. We were lucky to have so many places by ourselves! Also, some careful video planning led to some lucky shots. ☺️🤗 Thanks for watching!
I really am enjoying your vids not over talking like many bloggers out there
Thanks! We talk sometimes for sure, but we really prefer to show our experiences more than talk about them. ☺️ Thanks for watching!
Dont forget to discover Bach Ma national park in Huế when you comeback. Bach Ma is a stunning mount in the whole central of Vietnam. Do Quyen waterfall in Bach Ma national park is a must see.
That sounds lovely! We absolutely have more to see in Hue, and we will return to explore more. We’re adding this to our list!
@@mikeandashleybiển lăng cô cũng ở gần đó. Được mệnh danh là vịnh đẹp nhất Việt Nam
Thanks for the tip! ☺️
I like your complicity! You seem to like the same way of travelling. Thanks for sharing your adventures in Vietnam.
Thank you! 🤗 We’re happy you enjoyed the video.
Lot of building was destroy during vietnam war , you can actually still see bullet hole in some of the inner wall
That’s wild. We saw remnants of that during our time in Hanoi as well.
I was hoping you'd try the peanut and salted coffee while in Hue as that's where they originated. As far as the food, it all looks great, but you could have added more sate (the chili sauce with lemongrass) and a bit of shrimp paste (if you can handle it). Never seen soy sauce added to bun thit nuong before, but you do need to stir it all up before eating so you can get an even distribution of the sauce. And when Ashley says bun bo Hue correctly, I was so impressed! Yes, it's "boo-oon baw hu-way" (roll it all into one syllable as Vietnamese consists of only one syllable words that you may go up and down like a rollercoaster). LOL
We didn’t know about peanut and salted coffee! 😱 We would have loved to try those!
I could be wrong, but I thought the soy sauce came with it, but it may have come with one of the other things. 😬🤷♂️ Either way, it was delicious! 😋
And we’re trying to get the pronunciation of the words down, I feel like sometimes we nail it and others we fail, but we’ll keep trying! 😅😂
You are a beautiful couple, I hope you will have good memories in Vietnam
Thanks so much! Vietnam is in the top of our favorite countries. 🥰
So amazing place Hue 😊
It's really is! We wish we had longer. 🥰
I was born in Hue city and lived the first 17 years of my life in the citadel. My old house was about 1mile North East of the imperial city. I used to visit the imperial city every chance I get because the entrance was free of charge during special holidays. And it was really hard to find a restroom in there, lol
That’s amazing! Hue is such a lovely city. The bathrooms were a bit spread out 😅😂
ya'll should have went to "DAm chuon" restaurant. it's a restaurant in the middle of a lagoon and you take a free ferry to ge there
That sounds amazing! We’ll have to add it to the list for our next adventure in Hue!
I love your videos of my motherland, that I don't remembered as I left when I was little. You two are the cutest couple. Enjoy your travels. XO from TEXAS.
We’re happy we can show you your home on our travels. It means so much to us that you enjoy our videos! 🥰 Thank yo so much for watching! 🤗
Love it! This where my dad was born! Ashley and Mike you guys are perfect for each other!!!❤
Aw, thanks Patrick! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
So cool that you guys get to experience this...amazing
It really was an amazing experience! ☺️🤗
📌📌 Hue beef noodle soup when eating, you should use a spoon and mix well, mix the spices together
Thanks for the tip! We’ll try this next time. 🥰
đẹp quá chúc gia đình vui vẻ nhé
Thanks so much! 🙏
Great vlog. Another great place I haven’t seen before. I had a friend who ran a PT boat, up and down the Perfume River, during the Vietnam War.
Thanks for watching! ☺️
I went to Maison Trang, thank you a thousand times. Best meal I have had in Vietnam, this is my 6th city. GREAT recommendation 👍 👌 👏
That’s amazing! 🤗 We’re so happy you enjoyed it! We also loved it. We hope you have a great trip! 🙌
Welcome to Vietnam guys! Are any plans to go to north Vietnam (Like Hà Giang, Sapa, Mai Châu or Tà Xùa..) You guys should check the north and northwest Vietnam, I highly recommend it
We head to the north, but won’t make it to those places on this trip. BUT, we are planning another excursion to Vietnam to explore more of the places we didn’t get to see soon! ☺️
It is my home town of my ancestors and i have been there twice in 1994 and 2018, hope you both have very good time in Hue. Love from CA/USA
We loved our time there, even if it was short lived! Thank you for watching. 🤗
I was told that theater is the oldest performing theater in Vietnam. Besides a few enhancements and renovations over the years, most of the structures have been kept original
Wow! That’s amazing. We really wish we could have seen the performance.
Welcome to Hue city with its food people and many places to take pictures, wish you both a happy and happy trip ^^
So many places for pictures! Thanks for watching. ☺️ We’re having a great time!
Hue looks super nice! We love popping into random gardens in our travel as well. You'll always find something unexpected and beautiful. These places you visit looked so serene and "zen" as you said.
Also, I want all that food. 😍
Yeah, Hue is a beautiful place. And the food! 🤤
@@mikeandashleyHuế là kinh đô của Việt Nam 200 năm, đây được ví như kinh đô ẩm thực, vì sao được gọi là kinh đô ẩm thực vì các món ăn này trước đây điều dâng lên cho vua chúa thưởng thức, món nào ngon thì sẽ giữ lại và phát triển cho đến ngày nay
Wonderful place
It really is! 😊
love it guys... nice video :)
Thanks for watching Joe. ☺️🥰
This gets me so excited! I will be here by November for our TV show and this gives me a touch of what to expect during the time of my visit. I would also be excited to experience the real treasures that isn't hidden in caves - the endless bowls of pho.
Haha, pho is good, but you have to check out Bun Bo Hue! So delicious, and this is the best place to have it. ☺️ Thanks for watching.
What to do in Hue? Eat eat eat haha 🇻🇳
Yassss! 🙌😋🥢
Awesome 👏
Thank you! 🤗
omg where are the fishsauce omgggggggggggg
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เที่ยวให้สนุกและมีความสุขที่เวียดนามครับ ทักทายจากเมืองไทยครับ
Thank you so much! ☺️🙏🤗
6:36 - Most likely, jasmine tea.
Nice! Whatever it was, it sure was delicious and light! Thanks for watching! 🤗
Nice Video 🎉
Thanks so much! 🙏
*_Hello Mike & Ashley_* !
Hello! 👋🥰
I still can't get over how VN can provide a night life for people of all changes, locals and tourists, that is safe and fun and reasonable in terms of cost. Seems like nightlife here in the West is an adult thing with bar and dance spots, not for children, not to mention quite expensive.
You're comparing apples and oranges. 2 different countries with 2 different cultures and lifestyles. Yeah like children in Vietnam can drive scooters wildly on the streets with no adult supervision, no helmet no forms of safety protection ? Reckless and irresponsible parenting is very common in Vietnam. There's laws and regulations in the West where parents are held accountable for the safety of their children.
@@musicful7036 You're right about adult being held accountable and act to protect children safety here in the West. I guess that's why there's increasing school shootings WITH NO CHANGE IN TREND. Increasing teenagers physically assaulting publics and their own teachers and conversely police physically abusing teen agers then lying about it as shot the teenager in self defense, WITH NO CHANGE IN TREND. I recall group assaults, gun shooting breaking out at city celebration here in the US, way to go, at a happy celebratory event and we have fight breaking out. I love how you describe it as "on the streets with no adult supervision" and focus on riding scooters while totally avoiding the fact that we're talking about children walking and playing in the streets at night safely, while we here in the States are deathly afraid of our children play in a suburban neighborhood out of fear of kidnapping or street violence. But hey, if you're happy drinking the kool aid, power to you.
It is pretty awesome seeing whole families out to enjoy themselves is something we’ve really loved about Vietnam.
Hãy nói ngắn gọn. Có 1 chân lý là: ở đâu an toàn thì không sinh ra luật pháp. Luật pháp sinh ra để nhắm vào cái xấu, nếu đã không xấu thì không cần luật pháp. Nếu nước Mỹ bỏ súng xuống thì rất nhiều luật pháp sẽ không còn cần thiết.
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welcome hue city where is my live. Hue city is very beautiful and welcome hue food, you can try Pho, Bun Bo and special you can try banh my Truong Tien Hue. Welcome to Hue city
Thanks so much! Hue is a very beautiful city with delicious food. We wish we had more time to explore. 🥰
Helo bạn đến Việt Nam vedio hay chúc 2 bạn mai mắn
Thanks for the luck! 🤗 We love Vietnam.
You guys pronounce “bun bo Huế and bún thịt nướng “ very easy to understand. I am impressed
That's great to hear! 🥰
Should go to see those Kings tomb
We would have loved to! But we only had limited time! Once we left the citadel we had to rush to our bus!
Ha long bay awaits the speed walk ! 😄
It sure does! That one’s coming soon! 🤗🙌
Your chopsticks skills are very good, but Ashley is the winner for sure
Aw, thanks so much! 🤗 We feel so special now. I’ll have to work on my skills so I can win the next round. 🙏
Thanks for sharing 🙏👍that’s very nice 👍 place ❤️🫶❤️❤️❤️🫶❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for watching! Hue is an awesome city. We would love to return to explore more. ♥️
I noticed your shirt. Do they still have tubing in Vang Vien? I went tubing there in 2012 right after they closed the crazy party. I am actually headed in that direction in February. yay!
We didn't go tubing, but it is back on as far as we know. They halted it after a bunch of people died and have since changed the number of bars that are allowed to operate, but our friends did it just a few months ago and had a great time. 🙂
5:58 I really miss Vietnamese coffee!!
It’s the best! 🤗
2 bạn lên xe máy đi Hà Giang những cung đường đẹp nhất Việt Nam
We would love to! We’re planning a trip there soon hopefully. 🤗
Ashley looks like a princess in this video and!😂
Thanks so much! 🥰
mình không biết tiếng của nước bạn . thôi mình chờ có phụ đề mình xem vậy ❤❤
There should be subtitles available right now. Just click the ⚙️ icon. ☺️
In the past, Vietnam was a colony of China for 1000 years, so it is not surprising that the culture and architecture are very similar to China, even the writing in the past was borrowed from China, until the last century. The new 20 uses the current latin script.
But I'm impressed with your chopstick skills, just like an Asian 😅
Please don't say that we borrow our writing from China because China did not even exist yet. The land was occupied by many different countries with their unique customs, languages, kings, queens, scholars, and etc.just like Vietnam. Too bad all of them, except Vietnam, got invaded and assimilated; thus, lost most of their identities.
Haha, we’ve had months to practice with chopsticks! We’re not perfect, but we’re definitely improving! 🥢
Tàu khựa thì biết đếch gì mà nói😂
I would like to recommend you to visit Angkor temple in Siem Reap Cambodia you be surprised
Angkor Wat is high on our list of places to visit. 🥰
what street/area close to food places/center city within walking distance, would u recommend ?
We stayed in this area and really enjoyed it. Nice eateries, things to do and proximity to attractions. maps.app.goo.gl/m5shStzjxSjNS1jo8?g_st=ic
There are a number of good hotels and guesthouses that are quite affordable as well.
Chào 2 bạn của tôi,tôi luôn theo giỏi 2 bạn,2 bạn thật tuyệt vời,2 bạn luôn đi trái nghiệm và khám phá nhiều tỉnh thành của đất nước việt nam thân yêu của tôi,cảm ơn 2 bạn đã danh thời gian kỳ nghỉ của 2 bạn ở đất nước tôi,tôi chúc 2 bạn luôn trái nghiệm vui vẻ và bình an trong mọi cuộc hành trình của 2 bạn,chúc may mắn ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much! 🥰🥰 We’re so happy you enjoy our videos. We have loved our time in Vietnam and can’t wait to return.
Bà nội tôi là công chúa của hoàng gia, bà là người Huế. Còn tôi được sinh ra tại Nha Trang. Thật tuyệt vời khi bạn đã làm 2 video rất tuyệt về 2 địa danh này. ❤❤❤
Wow, that’s incredible! ☺️ We loved both Nha Trang and Hue so much. We hope to return and spend more time in both of those places. ☺️ Thank you for watching, and we’re happy you liked our videos. 🤗
You know what, That mask look like Deadpool and Mike look like Ryan Reynolds lol.
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Did you finally find the washroom in the Forbidden City ?
Haha, I did. Thank you! 😅
Good morning from SoCal,
How are you two doing? It’s always great to watch your videos walking us through your visiting trip in Vietnam.
So finally Ashley had bún bò Huế at its birth place. Good job Ashley!
$8 plus for the admission, I think it’s a rip off! There got to be better way to generate revenue than taking advantage of the visitors. That’s why the majority of the foreign visitors don’t want to return. Truth hurts. Sorry my friends.
Sorry that Mike got hurt because you forgot how tall you are. You remind me of my oldest son, the tallest in the family, around 6’, so I always ask him to grab things for me from upper cabinets. I always tell him that it’s a privilege to be the tallest in the family so don’t complain!
You mentioned that Hà Nội would be your next destiny. Can’t wait to see what you got for us in that video.
Thank you for sharing your videos with us. Good luck and be safe.
Yea! We tried it and it was amazing. So delicious.
We also feel the $8/person is a bit high, but as long as it’s going towards the renovations, we can’t complain. ☺️
I’m constantly knocking my head on stuff. I think it’s made it into a few videos before lol. And yea, the blessing and curse of being tall is you’re tall, but now you’re required to help those that are height challenged with basic tasks. My mom does the same! 😂
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Man, they didn't give you enough meat on the bun bo hue. Did you order a really basic one?
We just ordered a grilled pork version. It wasn’t all the meats like it can be.
Are you traveling right now in Vietnam?
Our vlogs are a bit behind, and sadly, we’ve already left. We're making plans to return soon, though! 🥰
@@mikeandashley thanks for your answer
Of course! ☺️
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Duuuuuummmmmaaaaaa that BBH looked amazing! That restaurant must have been a tourist trap since I only saw white folk.
It was really good. I don’t know about a trap, as the prices were reasonable, but it is attached to a guesthouse. Our friends who’ve been to Vietnam a ton recommended it, so we had to check it out.
You should never eat or drink ice in vietnam or you will get hepatitis it's from the tap and not cleaned,so a few times should be okay like 5 or 6 times if you forget , but after 9 times you shouldn't ever drink it even if it's in coffees. That's what the local vietnamese won't tell you.
Oh no! That doesn't sound good. Thankfully, none of that for us!
Why are you posting this vlog in private, people can't see it, I just happened to see it in the playlist section, you posted 15 hours but only 13 views, please check if there are any errors Are not?
It wasn't meant to be released yet! 😅😬 It shouldn't have been in the playlist. We've corrected it now. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. You're one of the lucky ones who got to see it early! What did you think?
@@mikeandashley Haha I watched and the vlog was great, all the footage is beautiful, but I'll check it out at the official release and I'll give you a heart ❤️
@@hugophuong5382Thank you so much! 🙏
@@hugophuong5382vlog was amazing 😊 nice vlog ❤️
Hoàng Thành Thăng Long có quy mô còn lớn hơn Kinh thành Huế , tuy nhiên nó đã bị phá huỷ trong các cuộc chiến tranh
Man, that’s such a shame. It would have been amazing to see. We really enjoyed our time in Hue, learning a little about the history. ☺️ Thanks for sharing! 🙏
2:00 I would take a little guess and say that Ashley enjoyed the Bun Bo "Hue" better here, because this dish is native to "Hue", Vietnam 😂 I'm really impressed that she's building the noodle soup properly with all the right veggies, even squirting in the lime to round it out perfectly.
Yes! She definitely preferred the one here. She wasn’t thrilled about the first time we had it in Da Lat. Ashley is ALL about “the perfect bite.” 😂 Always building out the best bites on her spoon or even sandwiches.
@@mikeandashley I'm Vietnamese American and I still have to ask parents and elders how to eat things the proper aka traditional Vietnamese way, you're doing as good or better than I could, have been really enjoying watching your adventures the last few days. I'm an extremely picky eater and combined with growing up in the US, i would have what most would consider an undeveloped or uncultured food palate, watching you both is giving me a spark of curiosity that I haven't felt before and giving me a little courage--"wow if these two adventurers can do it, i can probably do it too!" Will continue watching yall on the way to other destinations, and just hoping for the best for you two on your travels!
That’s awesome! I’m glad we’ve given you some courage to try new foods.
We’re still pretty wimpy on the typical food vlogger scale, but we always want to try anything we can!
So far all of the Vietnamese food we’ve tried has been amazing. There’s still some out of our comfort zone stuff we may need to check out though!
Hai bạn thấy nước việt nam của tôi đẹp không
Absolutely! There is so much beauty to see in Vietnam and we can’t wait to return and see more.
Thanks to the Nguyen dynasty now majority of Vietnamese have last name Nguyen lol
We’ve noticed this!
Do chiến tranh nên bị tàn phá 1 phần
That makes sense. 😕 We found that out as we were editing, but not while we were there unfortunately.
Không phải 1 phần mà gần như 90% bị tàn phá bởi chiến tranh và thời tiết khắc nghiệt .
Kinh thành Huế chỉ được chăm sóc và trùng tu một số hạng mục , trong cả trăm công trình bị tàn phá vì chiến tranh và thời tiết .
Tôi nhớ hồi năm 1990 . Kinh thành Huế điêu tàn lắm , vào đây thậm chí còn không thu vé . Bây giờ thì đỡ rồi .
Should eat Bun Thit Nuong with fish sauce with hot chili but not with soy sauce those
I certainly added chilis! Maybe that sauce was for something else! 😬 The dish had fish sauce in it for sure though! 😋 So delicious! Thanks for letting me know though.
Ng Huế ăn tương cx ngon nè bạn, chắc chưa thử
Mike is cute
I think so too. 🤭
I hate the Nguyễn Dynasty if the Tay Son dynasty still exists I think Vietnam could have more land from China which they took alot from Vietnam and Vietnam could develop even better than Japan
Interesting! It’s crazy how certain events change the course of history.
@@mikeandashley yeah! Vietnam’s 4000 years history and culture are very interesting! Good to see you guys in my lovely country!
Đó là 1 phần của lịch sử, toxic thì nhìn đâu cũng ghét
@@dachaongo5666 lịch sử đã kể rõ ràng một câu chuyện như vậy mà còn không hiểu ra vấn đề ak mà còn vô đây nhảm
Không có nhà Nguyễn thì không có nam Miền Trung và miền Nam như ngày hôm nay . Dù sao cũng phải tôn trọng lịch sử và công sức của tiền nhân bạn nhé .
no offense, but spending the whole day in hue at the imperial city is a waste of time haha...plenty of better places to see
Yea, we would have liked to see more, but the imperial city was so large that by the time we were done, we only had an hour to get our bags and get to the bus, we were rushing! Next time we’ll plan more time in Hue so we can explore so much more. ☺️
@@mikeandashley Thanks for the reply. And next time if you go to DA LAt, go to Lululola Cafe, the Amazing show cafe, and Tu mo To Restaurant. All nice places in the city
Thanks for the great recommendations. ☺️ We’ll add them to our list! We hope to be able to return to Vietnam soon, and Da Lat was one of our top places, so we’d be back for sure.
@@mikeandashley yes i hope you guys will have fun. these places are best when you go there late afternoon around 5pm and when the sky transitions form dusk to night...
Sounds amazing! That’s such a beautiful time to film too. ☺️
Tôi có thể chết đuối với 2 má lúm đồng tiền của bạn,cho dù tôi là một người bơi giỏi, bạn biết không (cặp đôi hoàn hảo)là GAM lớn của VN,các bạn có thể tham gia,tôi là giám khảo chắc chắn các bạn là quán quân
Aw, thank you so much! 🥰🥰
Why she speaks like mini mouse? Sounds weird 😅
Can’t help it? 🤭😅
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Where do guys from the state? Michigan perhaps?
Haha, I (Ashley) was raised in Michigan. Does my Midwestern accent show? 😅
@@mikeandashley Yeah that’s why I called out Michigan!
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@@mikeandashleyI found your channel while viewing TH-cam videos about Da Lat and told my wife that Ashley reminded me of my former co-worker who left her automotive engineering job in Michigan to move to Wisconsin about 17 years ago. She has similar accent, laugh, and as pretty as Ashley. I visited the Imperial city during the summer of 2002. It was extremely hot and humid, especially at around 1 pm. I was able to see the Thai Hoa Palace. There wasn't much else to see at that time, so I was surprised to see the number of places you were able to see recently. Honestly, I didn't enjoy my time in Hue due to bad experiences, from food to scams and rip offs from taxi drivers and private drivers. The taxi driver dropped me off at a hotel on the wrong side of the river. There wasn't any night life (everything seemed to shut down after 8:30 pm) and there weren't many food places. I haven't been back to Vietnam for 19 years and seem to lose interest in coming back. I used to love the train ride from Saigon to Hue, but I don't think I can handle the train restroom now 🤣 Special thanks to you guys for great videos and for helping me find the urge to visit Vietnam again. Unless you have typhoid and hepatitis vaccines, be careful with ice cubes, fresh vegetable, and snail dishes at restaurants.
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