Chapeau!! Certainly one of the best travel itinenary videos that I have seen so far. And believe me, I have seen a few. An absolute must see for first time travellers to the country. One addition: Vietnam has so much to offer on the culinary side. You guys seem to be somewhat conservative in your dinner choices by returning to the same place more often. My advice to for everyone that travels to Vietnam: pick a new place to eat for every meal that you have. There is always a new adventure awaiting you. For everything else: take this video on you trip and follow it frame by frame.
Thank you very much for such a lovely comment 🤎 we agree that we were quite conservative on the restaurant choice and that Vietnam has so much to offer. It was mainly because Tina was pregnant and if it was a bit too spicy, she couldn't eat. So, when we found a place where she could eat, we would stick to it 😊
Thank you for sharing and pre-viewing my trip as I will be there for 3 weeks very soon. I'm debating rather I should bring my DJI Mini 2 drone fearing there maybe restrictions, but I love your drone shots. Wondering if anyone give you any hassle flying drone? Any tip would be greatly appreciated. Thank again!
We would definitely recommend that you bring it. Vietnam is beautiful from up in the sky. We also hesitated but in the end brought it. There, nobody gave us any hassle nor complain about it. In the contrary, people where curious about it and wanted to see what the drone was shooting 😊
@@thedailypackers Yeah, they’re friendly towards tourists, because that’s where the income is. So, it’s all fake. But all they have to do is to keep the streets and where they sell food and drink clean like in Japan, Vietnam will attract more tourists.
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Chapeau!! Certainly one of the best travel itinenary videos that I have seen so far. And believe me, I have seen a few. An absolute must see for first time travellers to the country. One addition: Vietnam has so much to offer on the culinary side. You guys seem to be somewhat conservative in your dinner choices by returning to the same place more often. My advice to for everyone that travels to Vietnam: pick a new place to eat for every meal that you have. There is always a new adventure awaiting you. For everything else: take this video on you trip and follow it frame by frame.
Thank you very much for such a lovely comment 🤎 we agree that we were quite conservative on the restaurant choice and that Vietnam has so much to offer. It was mainly because Tina was pregnant and if it was a bit too spicy, she couldn't eat. So, when we found a place where she could eat, we would stick to it 😊
@@thedailypackers Ah ok, that is why there is also an unusual amount of pizza and hamburgers 😀
Thank you for sharing and pre-viewing my trip as I will be there for 3 weeks very soon. I'm debating rather I should bring my DJI Mini 2 drone fearing there maybe restrictions, but I love your drone shots. Wondering if anyone give you any hassle flying drone? Any tip would be greatly appreciated. Thank again!
We would definitely recommend that you bring it. Vietnam is beautiful from up in the sky. We also hesitated but in the end brought it. There, nobody gave us any hassle nor complain about it. In the contrary, people where curious about it and wanted to see what the drone was shooting 😊
Thanks you.
You are welcome 😊
Did you estimate the overall cost ?
Yes approximately. Without the international flight, it cost for two people around 3000€.
Reasonable @@thedailypackers
Vietnam got the beautiful landscape but unfortunately, the mindset of the people makes it a third world slum.
Why do you say so? We found people super friendly and welcoming there 😊
@@thedailypackers
Yeah, they’re friendly towards tourists, because that’s where the income is. So, it’s all fake.
But all they have to do is to keep the streets and where they sell food and drink clean like in Japan, Vietnam will attract more tourists.