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Wow, it's good to know. You must have a lot of stories to tell from all those locations. Yes, it's great value for money. Thank you so much for the kind words!
Just shows how cheap it can be done ,,even if not staying at the cheapest accommodation ,and renting a bike , i could do the same on an Aussie pension,,been a great series to watch,,thank you Sam.
Good breakdown of expenses bro. Glad your back home same. Hope some day you three do a trip together am sure the wife and kiddo will enjoy the time together.
Thank you Reuel. I am in Korat this time. I had applied for a job, but didn't get the part after the interview. As for the trip, I guess it can be done only in a car as a trio.
@@annandsaminthailand Well good luck in the job hunt i am doing the same here in Dubai right now. Good luck bro and maybe that could be a new series of videos you can make about job hunting in Thailand. Thanks for the amazing videos so far.
@@ReuelGonsalvez How is it going over there in Dubai. Here is job season in Thailand. I don't want to look for much, it was just a job that I applied for randomly but it's fine that I didn't get the part.
@@annandsaminthailand here there are lots of openings but since I am in banking and finance field it narrows the options available in my field for me. What field are you looking into in Thailand.
Thanks for sharing Sam, nice to know the cost. Was good to see some alternative areas we may visit one day. We'll be over in November, so hopefully we'll be in the area long enough to catch up. Will keep in touch...
@@brucewayne2773 Right Bruce, oil cost like 70 baht with is like 2 USD if someone wants to change it themselves. And you will be surprised to know that a tyre for this scooter costs only 300 baht which is less than 10 USD.
Fantastic done..... you proven it can be done dead cheap. Must say that i love to ride like this using budget accommodation but in average accommodation ends up 450-500 thb/night.... need to say i do prefer airco. Food is the easiest part.... and you eat at home as you eat on the road. Tickets are bit more expensive for us foreigners but then again, if excessively priced i skip; plenty sightseeing available without costs. Fuel depends on the bike.... Think your trip proves a long trip can be made for less than 1000 thb/day.... thank you for sharing
That’s right man, definable in most cities it was easier for me to find Aircon room for 350+ baht. Some had even for 300 (Like Loei, korat was 350 and huge room) so, yes it is not expensive. Sure, food is personal cost. How much a person spends depends on them. Right 1000 thb/day is a comfortable budget for a person for the trip.
Fantastic video. Good information. You proved people wrong. Just think. Your transportation was your biggest expense. How many times did you eat per day. Not counting your sweets lol. You will not only tell junior about this trip. You can show him. One day he will duplicate your trip. How will it look then
That's right Phillip. Transportation was expensive. Three times mostly, I cooked some days. So, I guess it also reduced the expenses. Yes, sweets were there too 555. Yes, he can easily do it if he wish to do so. He is 3 years old already. Only 15 years before he can go around Thailand on a bike or a car. Children do grow up quickly so 15 years ain't much.
Sending a free 90 page PDF on retiring in Thailand (covers visa, cost of living, places to retire, retire before 50, dating tips and much more) to anyone who donates money for coffee :
Ko-fi.com/annandsaminthailand
Join the channel as a member to watch member's only videos (Will be putting some personal, and informative videos that cannot be shared publically):
th-cam.com/channels/EAD4CUhYSHk1tBkK9f-nPQ.htmljoin
Found this to be a good book on retiring in Thailand:
amzn.to/4droPhI
A good Thai cookbook, with good information, and famous recipies.
amzn.to/3MTvh5w
Found this helpful book on understanding Thai freelancers, check it out:
amzn.to/4fQl8UF
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Awesome trip mate. You have done what so many people want to do but will never do in their live. For $500 usd is epic 😎 👌
Hi Ricky, thank you so much! Yes, I mean Isan is cheap, and yes it was a fun trip.
Really appreciate your video thank you.
Thailand is Great value for money spent.
I have been to many of the same locations & more.
Wow, it's good to know. You must have a lot of stories to tell from all those locations. Yes, it's great value for money. Thank you so much for the kind words!
Just shows how cheap it can be done ,,even if not staying at the cheapest accommodation ,and renting a bike , i could do the same on an Aussie pension,,been a great series to watch,,thank you Sam.
That’s right Keith. It can be done, it just depends on a person, and how he can manage the travel expenses.
Good breakdown of expenses bro. Glad your back home same. Hope some day you three do a trip together am sure the wife and kiddo will enjoy the time together.
Thank you Reuel. I am in Korat this time. I had applied for a job, but didn't get the part after the interview. As for the trip, I guess it can be done only in a car as a trio.
@@annandsaminthailand Well good luck in the job hunt i am doing the same here in Dubai right now. Good luck bro and maybe that could be a new series of videos you can make about job hunting in Thailand. Thanks for the amazing videos so far.
@@ReuelGonsalvez How is it going over there in Dubai. Here is job season in Thailand. I don't want to look for much, it was just a job that I applied for randomly but it's fine that I didn't get the part.
@@annandsaminthailand here there are lots of openings but since I am in banking and finance field it narrows the options available in my field for me. What field are you looking into in Thailand.
I get it Reuel. I was just looking for a teacher post.
Thanks for sharing Sam, nice to know the cost. Was good to see some alternative areas we may visit one day. We'll be over in November, so hopefully we'll be in the area long enough to catch up. Will keep in touch...
Sure Nick. Nice to see your comment. Let me know when you are here.
Well done Sam, glad you made it back after a month. Definitely well budgeted and scooter held up
Thank you Bruce. Happy to finish the trip, and keep it within the budget. Right, the scooter held up during the trip which is good.
@@annandsaminthailand oil change is due
@@brucewayne2773 Right Bruce, oil cost like 70 baht with is like 2 USD if someone wants to change it themselves. And you will be surprised to know that a tyre for this scooter costs only 300 baht which is less than 10 USD.
Very well managed. Great ❤
Thank you for the kind words!
Fantastic done..... you proven it can be done dead cheap.
Must say that i love to ride like this using budget accommodation but in average accommodation ends up 450-500 thb/night.... need to say i do prefer airco.
Food is the easiest part.... and you eat at home as you eat on the road.
Tickets are bit more expensive for us foreigners but then again, if excessively priced i skip; plenty sightseeing available without costs.
Fuel depends on the bike....
Think your trip proves a long trip can be made for less than 1000 thb/day.... thank you for sharing
That’s right man, definable in most cities it was easier for me to find Aircon room for 350+ baht. Some had even for 300 (Like Loei, korat was 350 and huge room) so, yes it is not expensive.
Sure, food is personal cost. How much a person spends depends on them.
Right 1000 thb/day is a comfortable budget for a person for the trip.
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Fantastic video. Good information. You proved people wrong. Just think. Your transportation was your biggest expense. How many times did you eat per day. Not counting your sweets lol. You will not only tell junior about this trip. You can show him. One day he will duplicate your trip. How will it look then
That's right Phillip. Transportation was expensive. Three times mostly, I cooked some days. So, I guess it also reduced the expenses. Yes, sweets were there too 555. Yes, he can easily do it if he wish to do so. He is 3 years old already. Only 15 years before he can go around Thailand on a bike or a car. Children do grow up quickly so 15 years ain't much.
How much would the scooter cost?
Hello, it can cost around 2000 baht on rent for a month