Glad you got a day without too much rain for visiting the Citadel. When I was in Hue it rained all the time. Was afraid we'd hear "the penny dropped" and the bikes would end up on a train. But now you have a long ride ahead and the beauty of northern Vietnam to discover. Looking forward to your views of Ninh Binh.
Chào hai cháu từ Frankfurt Đức.! Chúc hai cháu có những ngày du lịch thật vui vẻ và hạnh phúc ở VN quê hương của chú . Chúc hai cháu thật nhiều sức khỏe và thành công trong cuộc sống !!!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Hue is the old capital of the country in the Nguyen dynasty. It’s almost 300 years old. If you go to Hanoi ( the present capital) which is 1000 years old. You will see all the small streets in Hanoi. The capital has expanded to a new modern area which has tall buildings and larger streets. However when you are in Hanoi . Visit the old ancient quarters . You will see the old buildings mixed French architecture and Asian architecture. BTw, Hanoi also has a French quarter where all the foreign embassies located. It’s the most charming part of the capital. I know you will continue to head to the north and stop by Hanoi. I just want to give you some information.
Would love to have seen the Imperial City in it's glory days...I bet a ton was lost in the war from the bombs that were raining down on Vietnam. Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
Was born and raised in the outer wall & left some 30 years ago. Guess lots have changed since. Have you tried 'cơm/bún hến ' while in Hue ? Anthony Bourdain loved it so give it a try :-) .
I been to Hue twice and it is my favorite city in Vietnam . It is less crowded than Danang and Natrang, yet plenty of things to do for tourists!! Less crazy traffic and nicer locals than other cities!!
I guess this means your visa extension was successfully processed. Will you be doing a video on the visa extension process or discussing it in an upcoming Q&A? Loving your content. Enjoy the ride. Stay safe.. 🛵😃
I like Hue. And the Imperial City. My wife and I spent a day there as part of our honeymoon. Moved here in Vietnam last year. And got marred here😊 well in Ho Chi Minh City
Following you guys Vietnam South-North trip and its keeps coming more and more exciting for your experiences... Hue City is old Capital of Nguyen's Dynasty, so not suprised that Hue's cusine is one of the best traditional in Vietnam. There's story and real person whose are great or great great grandson/daughter of Chef used to cooked for Royalty families. Love your trip! Keep it going guys...
I swear your bloopers are the best. Tia for scale against the snail at the end. 😂 😂 😂 Nice music! We used one of those songs recently, too! 🎶 It's too bad you can't stay longer in Hue!
@@OnePackWanderers Living in Casablanca is exciting and trying at the same time. A lot to love, but also a lot that can be frustrating. All in all, Morocco has been a special place to live, but it's time for a new adventure.
🎶 Nice choice of music during Imperial City segment! It's otherworldly beautiful and haunting like a movie. Hue's cuisine is the best in the country with many delicate and unique dishes. Not sure why you guys are not trying any of it as you're passing through middle Vietnam but I give Cheveyo all the credits for ordering the pork dish still with teeth that is really quite unusual.
did you notice that some of the Tripod Cauldrons inside the Imperial City have bullet holes on its body due to the France war and American war? lol that was a pretty awesome fact.
Great video. The holiday commemorating Buddha's birth was on Sunday May 8, 12 days ago. Tia and Cheveyo, is the 12 day delay typical for your videos? BTW: However long the delay, they are quite enjoyable.
We filmed that video Sunday, May 15th local time, so less than a 5 day delay. That’s a longer than typical delay, owing to the fact that we’ve been traveling at a more rapid pace lately (visa stuff).
Okay wow the change in camera quality is actually so noticeable My partner and I are going to Vietnam end of June/beginning of July and I’m so nervous for how rainy it’s going to be 🫠
I just found ur channel a few days ago a me n my girl have watched ur Europe n Morocco playlist. I found it by looking for new Vietnam stuff to watch 😅. Me n my girl went to Vietnam in 2018 for a month and she loved it so much she wanted to live there (I had already previously been so I knew I'd love it). Anyways I got pulled over for no helmet and I couldn't pay my way out like in the past 😵💫 I was in phu quoc n got my bike towed n no license fines n all. So when I went back in 2020 I brought an international license n thought ya bosS right ... Wrong 🤣. I got pulled over in central Vietnam bout 300 km south of da Nang going back to da Nang n once again I could not pay my way out of it 🤯. The thing about the international license is they can't read it so it's useless. That time tho I kept saying nicely of course this is a license n eventually a captain came n talked to me n eventually took pitty on me n my girl n let us go 😘. Now for context I always had over ten million showing n more hidden so when I say I couldn't pay my way out I mean it lol n I'm Viet but we are very obviously foreigners. Ok so how did I correct this. I looked into it n realized you gotta get a license from Vietnam which if you have a motorcycle license in ur country is sooooooo ez to do omg. But ya if you look at it that way you will realize giving money to get off having ur bikes towed for no license (like in any other country) n fined up the ass is sooooo awesome n I think is a damn luxury lol. Imagine being able to pay ur way outta trouble anywhere 😂. But ya the process to get the license took like 3 days n was cheap. I remember it involved a notary n the license centre in Dalat
Looks like you've upped your B-roll game for sure! Love the cinematic slow motion shots inside the Capital compound - very professional looking +++. I was going to ask if the whole "Tia for scale" thing is planned or extemporaneous - but the one in this video kind of answers my question. Love the video - I just wish there was more of it... any plans to extend your videos? 20 minutes? 25 minutes maybe? 30 minutes (gasp)? Love your stuff & as always, keep up the great work!
Great video! Love Hue! Just wondering, if you are traveling permanently, why you spend so little time in some places. One day in Hue is not enough to enjoy this beautiful place, especially the boat ride on the Perfume River stopping at all the tombs. If we knew where you were going in advance, we could tell you about some very special places that are must see or must dos. We look forward to each of your videos. They are such high quality and we love your enthusiasm and sense of adventure! Thank you!
Hey! That’s a great question. Our visas were running out so we were a bit rushed in Hue. For some other parts of this trip, it has seemed a bit more rushed than it actually is because we’re posting every other day. We are working on getting to the point where we can edit quickly enough in order to post every day, but it probably won’t happen while we’re traveling with my dad and enjoying family time 🙂
@@OnePackWanderers Enjoying yourselves together and with your Dad is most important! How special that he is with you! Take it slowly, discover each place, and enjoy this great adventure every day! And thank you again for sharing it with all your subscribers.
@@jamesl9371 Nguyễn An (Chinese 阮安; 1381 - 1453), known in Chinese as Ruan An (pinyin)[1] or Juan An[2] (Wade-Giles), was a Ming dynasty architect and hydraulics specialist between the first and fifth decades of the 15th century. According to some sources, he was the principal architect in designing, planning and constructing of the Forbidden City during the Ming dynasty. Born in Vietnam, he was taken as tribute to China and later became a eunuch and architect in service to the Chinese emperors. He, along with other architects, such as master designers and planners Cai Xin (蔡信), Kuai Xiang (蒯祥), Chen Gui (陳珪), and Wu Zhong (吳中), was a builder[3] of the Forbidden City in Beijing.[4 Under the reign of the Zhengtong Emperor, Nguyen An also had a role in the reconstruction of the wall of Beijing.[2][5] He was also a hydraulics specialist, and was involved in at least three hydraulic projects and had a flawless record.[6] He died in 1453.[2] Source : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nguy%E1%BB%85n_An
4:57 just to correct you, there was no such thing as Vietnam- American war. It was a Vietnam civil war. A war between 2 ideologies , communism vs capitalism. The former backed by global communists such as the Soviet Union and red china, and the latter backed by America and free allies. Cheers
It's so nice to watch the Hue city. But why don't you just eats like Vietnamese when you are in Vietnam. We share everything, just order some dishes, and just eat many dishes, in that way you can know more about culture, our food.
Hello Tia and Cheveyo, greetings from Hue, Vietnam. I just sent you an email asking to collaborate to promote the Imperial City of Hue. I hope you are interested in our offer and I look forward to hearing from you. Anh Thư
I wish you would stop playing those non-copyrighted music they are so so so annoying I would much rather hear you talking or hear even the road noises but please try to stop with the music on the b-roll thank you
Loved the Tia for Scale in the bloopers with the snail; very cute
Stop by Đồng Hới and go to Động Thiên Đường(Paradise Cave) and Phong Nha(Phong Nha Cave). That's very beautiful and magical!
Hey which agent did you manage to use to extend visa
Glad you got a day without too much rain for visiting the Citadel. When I was in Hue it rained all the time. Was afraid we'd hear "the penny dropped" and the bikes would end up on a train. But now you have a long ride ahead and the beauty of northern Vietnam to discover. Looking forward to your views of Ninh Binh.
Huế is most rainy city in Việt Nam because of Hải vân Pass
Great video about my city, welcome Hue Vietnam and thank you very much
I enjoy all your video especially Tia’s lovely smile.
Chào hai cháu từ Frankfurt Đức.! Chúc hai cháu có những ngày du lịch thật vui vẻ và hạnh phúc ở VN quê hương của chú . Chúc hai cháu thật nhiều sức khỏe và thành công trong cuộc sống !!!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Hue is the old capital of the country in the Nguyen dynasty. It’s almost 300 years old. If you go to Hanoi ( the present capital) which is 1000 years old. You will see all the small streets in Hanoi. The capital has expanded to a new modern area which has tall buildings and larger streets. However when you are in Hanoi . Visit the old ancient quarters . You will see the old buildings mixed French architecture and Asian architecture. BTw, Hanoi also has a French quarter where all the foreign embassies located. It’s the most charming part of the capital. I know you will continue to head to the north and stop by Hanoi. I just want to give you some information.
Would love to have seen the Imperial City in it's glory days...I bet a ton was lost in the war from the bombs that were raining down on Vietnam. Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
Indeed. So much of it was destroyed. War is such a useless thing.
Was born and raised in the outer wall & left some 30 years ago. Guess lots have changed since. Have you tried 'cơm/bún hến ' while in Hue ? Anthony Bourdain loved it so give it a try :-) .
Y’all are getting pretty artsy!
Your dad is pretty. He just follows the lead to the mystery and enjoy along the way without any complain.
*You guys are awesome!!!!! Keep them videos coming.*
I been to Hue twice and it is my favorite city in Vietnam . It is less crowded than Danang and Natrang, yet plenty of things to do for tourists!!
Less crazy traffic and nicer locals than other cities!!
Thanks for always including the bloopers, they're always very entertaining 😂 Love the vlogs as always!
Glad you like them, we have fun with them 😂
Tia for scale with the Vietnamese snail cracked me up 😂 Another great video, really enjoying following you guys on this journey!
I guess this means your visa extension was successfully processed. Will you be doing a video on the visa extension process or discussing it in an upcoming Q&A?
Loving your content. Enjoy the ride. Stay safe.. 🛵😃
Great video! Well done 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 ciao from friends in Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Tia for scale is awesome lol 😂
perfection , truly the dynamic duo , Thank you
A really cool smashed together building? Oh man, where was it?
Thanks for showing us the Imperial City.
this is my hometown 😆 nice to see you guys here ❤️
I love you guys’s video. Keep it up ❤️❤️
A+ on this video👏🏻👏🏻👍
I like Hue. And the Imperial City. My wife and I spent a day there as part of our honeymoon. Moved here in Vietnam last year. And got marred here😊 well in Ho Chi Minh City
Following you guys Vietnam South-North trip and its keeps coming more and more exciting for your experiences...
Hue City is old Capital of Nguyen's Dynasty, so not suprised that Hue's cusine is one of the best traditional in Vietnam.
There's story and real person whose are great or great great grandson/daughter of Chef used to cooked for Royalty families.
Love your trip! Keep it going guys...
I swear your bloopers are the best. Tia for scale against the snail at the end. 😂 😂 😂 Nice music! We used one of those songs recently, too! 🎶 It's too bad you can't stay longer in Hue!
Nice video! My family and I are planning on moving to Vietnam in about a month and your videos are getting us super excited!
Woo! You guys will love it. What part of Vietnam are you moving to?
@@OnePackWanderers Ho Chi Minh City! We currently live is Casablanca and are super-stoked for a change of pace.
Oh wow! Morocco and Vietnam have such completely different vibes! How have you guys liked Casablanca?
@@OnePackWanderers Living in Casablanca is exciting and trying at the same time. A lot to love, but also a lot that can be frustrating. All in all, Morocco has been a special place to live, but it's time for a new adventure.
At 06:31 you missed a chance report to local gov. a "money laundry" activity right behind your back!
🤪😜😛
Have you guys been to Malaysia , I don't think I recall that you went there, I might have missed some of your wonderings there.
We have not visited Malaysia yet! Would love to though 🙂
🎶 Nice choice of music during Imperial City segment! It's otherworldly beautiful and haunting like a movie. Hue's cuisine is the best in the country with many delicate and unique dishes. Not sure why you guys are not trying any of it as you're passing through middle Vietnam but I give Cheveyo all the credits for ordering the pork dish still with teeth that is really quite unusual.
We were in Da Nang for 5 days so we got to try quite a few dishes. The camera did unfortunately not run much on Da Nang because we were busy 😅
did you notice that some of the Tripod Cauldrons inside the Imperial City have bullet holes on its body due to the France war and American war? lol that was a pretty awesome fact.
Lovely.Thanks for your good job
Great video. The holiday commemorating Buddha's birth was on Sunday May 8, 12 days ago. Tia and Cheveyo, is the 12 day delay typical for your videos? BTW: However long the delay, they are quite enjoyable.
We filmed that video Sunday, May 15th local time, so less than a 5 day delay. That’s a longer than typical delay, owing to the fact that we’ve been traveling at a more rapid pace lately (visa stuff).
Another great vlog , Keep up the good work
You guys have been to a lot of country, which country has the best foods in your mind?
Chúc anh chị có thật nhiều sức khỏe và bình an
Okay wow the change in camera quality is actually so noticeable
My partner and I are going to Vietnam end of June/beginning of July and I’m so nervous for how rainy it’s going to be 🫠
It does rain a lot this time of year but at least it’s not really cold 😅
Wonderful views.
I just found ur channel a few days ago a me n my girl have watched ur Europe n Morocco playlist. I found it by looking for new Vietnam stuff to watch 😅. Me n my girl went to Vietnam in 2018 for a month and she loved it so much she wanted to live there (I had already previously been so I knew I'd love it). Anyways I got pulled over for no helmet and I couldn't pay my way out like in the past 😵💫 I was in phu quoc n got my bike towed n no license fines n all. So when I went back in 2020 I brought an international license n thought ya bosS right ... Wrong 🤣. I got pulled over in central Vietnam bout 300 km south of da Nang going back to da Nang n once again I could not pay my way out of it 🤯. The thing about the international license is they can't read it so it's useless. That time tho I kept saying nicely of course this is a license n eventually a captain came n talked to me n eventually took pitty on me n my girl n let us go 😘. Now for context I always had over ten million showing n more hidden so when I say I couldn't pay my way out I mean it lol n I'm Viet but we are very obviously foreigners. Ok so how did I correct this. I looked into it n realized you gotta get a license from Vietnam which if you have a motorcycle license in ur country is sooooooo ez to do omg. But ya if you look at it that way you will realize giving money to get off having ur bikes towed for no license (like in any other country) n fined up the ass is sooooo awesome n I think is a damn luxury lol. Imagine being able to pay ur way outta trouble anywhere 😂. But ya the process to get the license took like 3 days n was cheap. I remember it involved a notary n the license centre in Dalat
Labuan bajo...komodo island bali
Looks like you've upped your B-roll game for sure! Love the cinematic slow motion shots inside the Capital compound - very professional looking +++. I was going to ask if the whole "Tia for scale" thing is planned or extemporaneous - but the one in this video kind of answers my question. Love the video - I just wish there was more of it... any plans to extend your videos? 20 minutes? 25 minutes maybe? 30 minutes (gasp)? Love your stuff & as always, keep up the great work!
Did you see any sign of war in Hue or Danang? Those are major battle grounds between the American GI and NVA.
Yea we saw evidence of it, mostly in the old Imperial City.
Great video! Love Hue! Just wondering, if you are traveling permanently, why you spend so little time in some places. One day in Hue is not enough to enjoy this beautiful place, especially the boat ride on the Perfume River stopping at all the tombs. If we knew where you were going in advance, we could tell you about some very special places that are must see or must dos. We look forward to each of your videos. They are such high quality and we love your enthusiasm and sense of adventure! Thank you!
Hey! That’s a great question. Our visas were running out so we were a bit rushed in Hue.
For some other parts of this trip, it has seemed a bit more rushed than it actually is because we’re posting every other day. We are working on getting to the point where we can edit quickly enough in order to post every day, but it probably won’t happen while we’re traveling with my dad and enjoying family time 🙂
@@OnePackWanderers Enjoying yourselves together and with your Dad is most important! How special that he is with you! Take it slowly, discover each place, and enjoy this great adventure every day! And thank you again for sharing it with all your subscribers.
Keep going, folks. Love yur content :)
The city look like military fortress like from back in the day but it new only make 1800
The puns are getting hanoing
love the Tia for scale, but sorry Tia, ya don't beat Chev for the puns 😂
It looks really similar to Chinese structures and the Forbidden City
We thought so too.
The Fobidden City in China was designed by a Vietnamese named Nguyễn An
@@donam5 really?! I know that there was a lot of influence in Vietnam by the Chinese culture and I guess vice versa
@@jamesl9371 Nguyễn An (Chinese 阮安; 1381 - 1453), known in Chinese as Ruan An (pinyin)[1] or Juan An[2] (Wade-Giles), was a Ming dynasty architect and hydraulics specialist between the first and fifth decades of the 15th century. According to some sources, he was the principal architect in designing, planning and constructing of the Forbidden City during the Ming dynasty. Born in Vietnam, he was taken as tribute to China and later became a eunuch and architect in service to the Chinese emperors. He, along with other architects, such as master designers and planners Cai Xin (蔡信), Kuai Xiang (蒯祥), Chen Gui (陳珪), and Wu Zhong (吳中), was a builder[3] of the Forbidden City in Beijing.[4
Under the reign of the Zhengtong Emperor, Nguyen An also had a role in the reconstruction of the wall of Beijing.[2][5] He was also a hydraulics specialist, and was involved in at least three hydraulic projects and had a flawless record.[6] He died in 1453.[2]
Source : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nguy%E1%BB%85n_An
good
9:15 Bless you, Cheveyo :)
I love Highland Coffee when in Vietnam. Itz the Starbuck of Vietnam
I like this !!!
It's my native hometown.
Welcome to Việt Nam! 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻
4:57 just to correct you, there was no such thing as Vietnam- American war. It was a Vietnam civil war. A war between 2 ideologies , communism vs capitalism. The former backed by global communists such as the Soviet Union and red china, and the latter backed by America and free allies.
Cheers
Hue was also the site of the largest massacre of civilians in the war. That won't be in the official tourist literature either.
everythings good ......but in your videos there is so many ads..
There's always a price to pay for the free content 😊
How tall is Tia?
5’5”
đi xe máy cẩn thận đấy
The citadel is fixed
I wish I,ve told you that the Citadel has been destroyed and not much left, Minh Mang,s tomb seems much better.
Ahahahaha tia for snail owe sorry did you say scale hahahaha
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Bali island
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24 hours is not enough time to see Hue. Particularly the imperial city.
Those pesky non-renewable visas.
Early
It's so nice to watch the Hue city. But why don't you just eats like Vietnamese when you are in Vietnam. We share everything, just order some dishes, and just eat many dishes, in that way you can know more about culture, our food.
First!
And this is all you had?
@@AmericanInThailand this time yes. normally I ask interesting questions. Try hunt them all down on the other videos :P
@@LaPingvino Awesome!
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Hello Tia and Cheveyo, greetings from Hue, Vietnam. I just sent you an email asking to collaborate to promote the Imperial City of Hue. I hope you are interested in our offer and I look forward to hearing from you. Anh Thư
Bạn gái thử mặc áo dài việt nam chắc đẹp lắm.
I wish you would stop playing those non-copyrighted music they are so so so annoying I would much rather hear you talking or hear even the road noises but please try to stop with the music on the b-roll thank you