Hello everyone, I hope that you have had a great week so far! As the weekend is approaching, I have just published a video that speaks a little bit more about Vietnamese history in the Imperial City of Hue. I found that this is an important aspect to understand a certain country, and I hope you will think the same way too. Let me know what you think and which one is your favorite part of the video? Remember, by not skipping the ads, you are technically helping the channel to make a more sustainable yet free travel content for you :)
There is a part that I found inaccurate on your video. That is where you mentioned about the Nguyen Dynasty was at the period of the Ming Dynasty. That’s not true... The Nguyen Dynasty was from the period of the Qing Dynasty. However, they kept some customs related more to the Ming Dynasty, as well as incorporating the Qing Dynasty patterns on their clothing. By the time of the French colonization, most of their imperial court dresses were shorten possibly mimicking the West.
My Grandpa lived in Hue years ago and was in the Great War.. most of his friends didn’t make it but I’m lucky that he made it through the war and helped Vietnam ☺️
with 99K subscribers, ur reply to "are u a vlogger?" was "yeah, some sort...." that is so humble of you. We all are supporting u by not skipping the ads so that you can overcome your obstacles and keep sharing your amazing travels. You are living the dreams of so many who wants to travel all out but can't for various reasons. Travel for all those who can see the world thru ur lens. Love from Bangladesh
Thank you so much Iftekhar! Your comment has always been so positive and uplifting. I personally don't like to label myself as "something". "I do create travel videos on TH-cam", that's what I usually say. I try my best not to be entitled and remind myself what I do enjoy the most; traveling and making videos. :) Thank you for always supporting by not skipping the ads, it means a lot to keep sustaining this channel to go further. Blessings to you!
Despite being in Vietnam for 5 years, I haven't travelled much outside Hanoi. Hue, Hoi An are on my list. Hopefully, I will travel there before the end of 2019. Thank you so much for taking us on a tour of this magnificent city.
Thank you Sujan for your kind comment. I personally like Hue better than Hoi An. However, both are still nice cities to visit. I would highly recommend :)
BTW.my grand parents has a house next to imperial palace. I remembered that I walked in short distance to visit imperial palace back in 70's. We cherished with full of memory of HUE. Cheer
I love when you do historical videos. Very educational. Never thought of visiting Vietnam but your videos are putting Vietnam in my bucket list. Great work Syifa. 😊😊
You are so knowledgeable. You gave out facts that I dont even know as a Vietnamese. Impressive!!! This is more like journalism that a pure Vlogging :D :D
Absolutely love the content you create. When i watch the videos, they don't feel like videos, they actually feel real and I don't want it to end. I can watch them all day long. Your best trait is that you're so humble and that keeps me glued to the screen. Can't wait for the next one 😊 and oh! 100k incoming. Congratulations in advance 🤞
Thank you so much Kaushik! That's very kind of you to say. I am very happy to know that you like my content because sometimes I would wonder if it's too boring hahaha. Thank you for your kind support, it means a lot!
Woaw Syifa, 99.972 abonnees, maybe today or tomorow 1O0.000, you deserve it. You always present us very interesting videos. Beautiful camera work, interesting narating and "particularly :)" nice editing. keep up the good work Syifa. I think that 100.000 subscribers is the proof and recognition for your hard work, creative work. Namaste Syifa, good luck to you and in everything you do.
Hello Syifa, great Episode! The Imperial city and Hue look so beautiful. Thank you for showing us and giving us this history. I always learn so much from your videos. Keep up the great work! :)
I still remember how you explored Nepal, being a Nepali I get more information from your video, and this Vietnam's video is awesome in itself. You have promoted tourism in awesome way, good luck. Big fan of yours.
OMG, Syifa, another wonderful and interesting video, you have portrayed Hue is such beautiful perspective and vision. Thank you. Absolutely stunning palace ground and citadel. Very lucky of you to see it. Hope they will restore some of the damage buildings soon.
Thank you, Lester! I hope it wasn't too boring to watch. I personally find it fascinating to learn about each history because it tells how far one city has come.
@@SyifaAdriana the information you give is always spot on. For people that have not been there you give enough information for them to Google to find if the want to visit. For people like myself that has been there. We know that you have found the information of the location. As always great work. Thank you
You're Indonesian and you speak English that good😍😍. You're so humble and sweet. I'm Vietnamese but i haven't got a chance to be there, maybe after graduating university I will visit there.
Well, For your information. The Forbidden City in China actually designed by a Vietnamese as well. His name is Nguyễn An master of Feng Shui (Phong Thủy in Vietnamese) and Architecture. Welcome to Vietnam dear!!!
@Maika : The fact could be fake. Me as a vietnamese i don't take this fact whole heartly either. But let me tell you a story, the viet might be backward and poor but dont underestimate a whole population like that. Back in the day When the vietnamese fought the french in Dien Bien Phu in 1954, they (the french) used to mock and underestimate us because our generals were only famers and teachers with no certificate of military tactics knowledge or training what so ever while their generals all graduated from elite military school saint cyr in metropolitan France. The french generals are undoubtedly talented and well trained and the french have the right to be proud of their generals and their dominating weapons at that time (plus american support) but you know the rest is history hahaha
@@nguyenduong8815 History of VN actually was unreliable. Dien bien phu in 1954, weapons from Soviet union as Kachiusa and the USA as canon 105( from Korea war in 1952). Counselors as General Vi quoc Thanh comander Korea front and only the soliders were Vienamese.
Lol dude... Everyone on earth know how bad chinese tactics is. They lost against the japanese and later 1 million chinese soldiers died in korea war against the usa. They dont want us to reunite, they want vietnam to be divided like the two koreas. As a nation in war, lacking almost everything, we had no choice but to pretend to listen to them(chinese) because they supplied us weapons but in the battle front we have to fight with our own tatics because again deep down inside we dont trust them and we knew that they are not that bright either.
Looks like the Walmart version of the real Forbidden City in China. The Clothes That You Saw Online (Forbidden City) VS The Clothes When It Actually Arrives At Your Doorstep (Forbidden Purple City) And before anyone gets all up in my face about how there was ONE Vietnamese architect (Nguyen An), the Forbidden City in China was still designed by mainly Chinese architects (because there were multiple architects) in the traditional architectural style of the Ming Dynasty. ONE Vietnamese architect (out of many Chinese architects) that contributed to the construction of the Forbidden City does not make it “Vietnamese.”
You have a really nice narrative style. Love your videos and very informative. Best coffee I have ever had is in Vietnam some years back. Need to go back and visit again! You are almost at 100k subscribers.
Thank you so much Alastair! I am so glad to read your comment. Vietnam has some of the best coffee beans for me, too! Thank you so much for your kind support till this day.
Hi Syifa lots and lots of love frm Nepal we are working for Vietnam Monastery Lumbini after 2 mnths we are going to assemble 50 ft siddhartha gautam Buddha statue in Vietnam Monastery in lumbini
The Chinese influence is really apparent. Thank goodness these historically important sites weren't destroyed during the war. Looking forward to your next video! :D
Thanks Vinny! It is extremely apparent that I am pleasantly surprised too! The sites were actually destroyed however they got it renovated a couple of years ago.
Not only Chineses influence,but more than half of its population are Chinese descent especially southern Vietnamese.I went to school in the 60-70 there in the south almost every student s friends that i known are having Chinese ancester even though They have vietnamese lastname like Nguyen,Le,Ly Tran..
@@ManjeetSingh-ww1bv actually northern viet have more chinese blood, they just be absorbed into the Vietnamese community for a thoundsand years so they cant trace back to their chinese root. The south are more diverse. Some have chinese blood, some have khmer, or even indian(very few).
Well...you obviously work very hard and research the history of a place which you vlog about and that is very evident in your marvelous skilful presentation.And since you asked... the best part of the video is....the whole video itself :)
Thank you Terence! So glad to know that you are still watching my videos :) Yes indeed I do research about places I go to show a little bit about the contextual situation. Thank you so so much!! I truly appreciate your kind support.
That’s a very nice imperial compound and yes it is definitely has the Chinese architectural style. I’m glad UNESCO had designated it as the world heritage site, to protect and preserve for future generation. Great video, Syifa! Thanks for sharing 🙏
kinda sad when people see it they think about china , when people see Japanese or Korean they think it native @@ when the fact is Vietnam/korea/japan are all influence by china but we are not 100% same at china , our architech have it own unique , you don't see people calling Japanese old building or castle Chinese aint you ? or korea Chinese ?
@@inouelenhatduy yes. Vietnamese architecture is literally just as unique as Korean or Japanese architecture. I think it’s the fact that Vietnam has less exposure to foreigners. However the more exposure they get the more people are able to see their uniqueness.
Although I am back and forth between the states and Vietnam for many years, and have traveled everywhere in Vietnam, but have never tried the sleeping bus yet. Perhaps, I will try it on the next trip. One thing that I bet you do not know is the architecture who was in charge of building China's Forbidden City was a Vietnamese.
Sleeping bus is a nice experience however can be too much of a hassle for a lot of westerners as the size of each bed is a bit too small! Hahaha, but you definitely should try for the experience. That's so true! I didn't know that Vietnamese was the one who's in charge of Forbidden City! Thanks for the info, Jill.
Not just the architect but a large number of laborers were also Vietnamese, captured by the Ming during their invasions. So, basically the Vietnamese built China’s Forbidden City.
I saw u updated your vlog but i couldnt watch earlier.... watched it finally... great content. waiting for another vlog again.... Love from North East India
Thank you Blecyn! I am sure one day you will if you put extra effort towards that goal :) This channel has taken me 3 years to be where it is right now :)
If you compare the "traditional" architecture in Hue to the traditional architecture in the Red River Delta (such as those in Hanoi), you'll realize that Hue architecture is very Frenchy. However, if you compare it to the very few Vietnamese style architecture in the Mekong Delta (most buildings in the Mekong Delta is plain French style and I am not talking about that) you'll find the Hue one is not Frenchy enough.
Hallo,how many days enough visit hue...i will be arrive 27 December night... planning 3 nigh till 30 December....its too long?or better 2 nights....thanks
YES Today100.068 abonnees, good for you, you totaly desere it. (I hope that TH-cam give you a big bonus, hahaha) Enjoythis day, a new chapter in your life story. Love and respect.
I never went as far north to Hue. The farthest north I ever went was when I went to Qui Nhon to see my friend Jim Kroske who at that time was stationed at a hospital there as a pharmacist.
It's interesting you say that because Hue is even not considered as the North. It is located in Central Vietnam. The remaining series of my Vietnam travel videos will go to the most northern part of Vietnam close to the Chinese border. Hope you'll stick around!
@@mrnelson1911 Oh that makes more sense now what you meant. That's so true! Thanks for commenting, Mark. I personally enjoyed Hue, hope you'll give it a visit in the future.
GREAT VIDEO. Syifa Adriana is the best. Syifa Adriana, you know that a Vietnamese (Nguyễn An) build the Forbidden City, China. ==========>Nguyễn An (Sino-Vietnamese 阮安; died 1453), known in Chinese as Ruan An (pinyin) or Juan An (Wade-Giles), was a Ming dynasty eunuch, architect, and hydraulics specialist between the first and fifth decades of the 15th century. Born in Vietnam, he was taken as tribute from Vietnam to China and later became a eunuch and architect in service to the Chinese emperors. He, along with numerous architects, such as master designers and planners Cai Xin (蔡信), Chen Gui (陳珪), and Wu Zhong (吳中), master carpenter Kuai Xiang (蒯祥), and master mason Lu Xiang (陸祥), was an important builder of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Under the reign of the Zhengtong Emperor, Nguyen An had a role in the reconstruction of the wall of Beijing. He was also a hydraulics specialist, and was involved in at least three hydraulic projects and had a flawless record.
Thank you so much, Anthony! Thank you so much for your kind support and sharing your knowledge through this comment. I didnt know that Vietnamese was the one who was in charge of Forbidden City! Thank you so much.
Syifa one of Vietnam engineer was famous in firearms in ancient time too and he was also capture and send back to china to work for the Ming like Nguyen an , the diffirent is he built firearms and weapon , tks to his design the gun was much better and help the Ming defeat the mongol in the north , help them putting down rebellion in the south ( zhuang/hmong vv ) firearms is what made Vietnam so strong in 1400s and creat the way for Vietnam to shape like it to day ( defeat the cham , Khmer , tai ethnic and other mountain minority in northern Vietnam , lao ) heck we even reach to Myanmar border ( and there is evident of Vietnam gun /canon from that period found I northern Thailand near Myanmar that belong to one of the army that send west ) firearms also one of the reason for the Ho dynasty fall and Vietnam fall to Ming rule ( they collect all coin to made firearms , collect all bronze to made gun ) and issue money which made people angry ( people don't like changing in they life aka human nature ) didn't help that they overthrew the Tran to take over the throne , some westerner think that Vietnam was so strong in 1400 is dual to Ming firearms that we capture not really , Vietnam have been buying Ming firearms ( illegal way :) ) befor the Ming invade us and have been copy and then improve the firearms ( that why the Ho engineering was send to china and made head of the firearms development department and record in history book )
Beautiful places and Amazing Cultural Heritage .such an awesome view that attracts the mind and Heart of everyone. 🙂⛩️🏛️🏯🏰🌴Also best briefing regarding Vietnam.. Enjoy u r life ..😎☕. .#wish u a Wellth.✌️✌️✌️
@@SyifaAdriana mention Not . I always support and welcome you .Truely every video is fantastic which tell about New cities Tasty foods as well as I seek more information from you . Wish you wellth ✌️ Keep it up @syifa Adrina👍
Hello, why your video was abruptly ended? Nevertheless, you are still doing a very good job. Thank you. I liked your way of presentation. Keep it up. Looking forward to your coming posting.👏👏👍👍
Thank you so much Kho for watching this. This video was supposed to be longer but I broke it down to 2 videos hence abrupt end. The next video would be next Tuesday and I hope that you will stick around! Thank you so so much for your kind support, it means a lot!
Hello everyone, I hope that you have had a great week so far! As the weekend is approaching, I have just published a video that speaks a little bit more about Vietnamese history in the Imperial City of Hue. I found that this is an important aspect to understand a certain country, and I hope you will think the same way too.
Let me know what you think and which one is your favorite part of the video?
Remember, by not skipping the ads, you are technically helping the channel to make a more sustainable yet free travel content for you :)
Have good time there. Take care and enjoy your life...much love
I lov u syifa .dnt mind as a sis .😘😘😘😘.
Thanks give us more videos
Personally am waiting for ads when I view your channel
Love from Nepal 😊
There is a part that I found inaccurate on your video. That is where you mentioned about the Nguyen Dynasty was at the period of the Ming Dynasty. That’s not true... The Nguyen Dynasty was from the period of the Qing Dynasty. However, they kept some customs related more to the Ming Dynasty, as well as incorporating the Qing Dynasty patterns on their clothing. By the time of the French colonization, most of their imperial court dresses were shorten possibly mimicking the West.
War History of Vietnam one of the special contry dear i am from Nepal 🇳🇵
Thank you Gurung Dai!
You must welcome boini
please see also my video
thankyou
My Grandpa lived in Hue years ago and was in the Great War.. most of his friends didn’t make it but I’m lucky that he made it through the war and helped Vietnam ☺️
with 99K subscribers, ur reply to "are u a vlogger?" was "yeah, some sort...." that is so humble of you. We all are supporting u by not skipping the ads so that you can overcome your obstacles and keep sharing your amazing travels. You are living the dreams of so many who wants to travel all out but can't for various reasons. Travel for all those who can see the world thru ur lens. Love from Bangladesh
Thank you so much Iftekhar! Your comment has always been so positive and uplifting. I personally don't like to label myself as "something". "I do create travel videos on TH-cam", that's what I usually say. I try my best not to be entitled and remind myself what I do enjoy the most; traveling and making videos. :) Thank you for always supporting by not skipping the ads, it means a lot to keep sustaining this channel to go further. Blessings to you!
Despite being in Vietnam for 5 years, I haven't travelled much outside Hanoi. Hue, Hoi An are on my list. Hopefully, I will travel there before the end of 2019. Thank you so much for taking us on a tour of this magnificent city.
Thank you Sujan for your kind comment. I personally like Hue better than Hoi An. However, both are still nice cities to visit. I would highly recommend :)
Really? You work there or for business?
Selamat for 100k! You're very educational about the places you visit in your videos, great to see
Thank you so much, Eeroplane! That's very kind of you.
please see also my video
thankyou
BTW.my grand parents has a house next to imperial palace. I remembered that I walked in short distance to visit imperial palace back in 70's. We cherished with full of memory of HUE. Cheer
Thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us 💜
Thank you so much for your kind and supportive comment
I was there when I was in 1st grade! It was so cool to get educated about our culture!
I love when you do historical videos. Very educational. Never thought of visiting Vietnam but your videos are putting Vietnam in my bucket list. Great work Syifa. 😊😊
Thank you so much Maxim! Vietnam is actually nice country to travel to and very affordable for us Asian people too.
@@SyifaAdriana Yes $11 for that hotel. Incredible and the food and public transport seems amazing.
You are so knowledgeable. You gave out facts that I dont even know as a Vietnamese. Impressive!!! This is more like journalism that a pure Vlogging :D :D
Absolutely love the content you create. When i watch the videos, they don't feel like videos, they actually feel real and I don't want it to end. I can watch them all day long. Your best trait is that you're so humble and that keeps me glued to the screen. Can't wait for the next one 😊 and oh! 100k incoming. Congratulations in advance 🤞
Thank you so much Kaushik! That's very kind of you to say. I am very happy to know that you like my content because sometimes I would wonder if it's too boring hahaha. Thank you for your kind support, it means a lot!
Omg you replied. Thank You so much. Haha 😀 keep up the good work ✌️
Woaw Syifa, 99.972 abonnees, maybe today or tomorow 1O0.000, you deserve it. You always present us very interesting videos.
Beautiful camera work, interesting narating and "particularly :)" nice editing. keep up the good work Syifa. I think that 100.000 subscribers is the proof and recognition for your hard work, creative work. Namaste Syifa, good luck to you and in everything you do.
Notification Squad 🤚
Enjoying From Nepal 🇳🇵
dhanyabaad Parasar!
Hey that is my hometown, Hue city, great video. Welcome to VietNam
Thank you so much Hu! I am so glad to know that you enjoy this video. I love Hue!
you pronounce Vietnamese place names very fluently like the locals. I am quite impressed.
Great VLog. I truly appreciate your amazing historical perspectives on Hue and VietNam.
Hello Syifa, great Episode! The Imperial city and Hue look so beautiful. Thank you for showing us and giving us this history. I always learn so much from your videos. Keep up the great work! :)
Hello from the United States, Chicago in particular. Awesome video; actually very relaxing. Stay safe in your travels
Love your smile ❤️ and the way you narrate everything makes the vlog so interesting..
Love from Nepal.. ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind support and comment!
I still remember how you explored Nepal, being a Nepali I get more information from your video, and this Vietnam's video is awesome in itself. You have promoted tourism in awesome way, good luck. Big fan of yours.
Wow thank you so much Ravi! Your comment is so kind 🙏🙏
@@SyifaAdriana You have addressed the stories of unspoken heart of many countries and you deserve the heartfelt thanks.
OMG, Syifa, another wonderful and interesting video, you have portrayed Hue is such beautiful perspective and vision. Thank you. Absolutely stunning palace ground and citadel. Very lucky of you to see it. Hope they will restore some of the damage buildings soon.
Thank you so much Hang Tuah! This is very nice comment to hear from you!
Congratulations in advance for 100 k subscribe and love from Nepal 🇳🇵
Thank you so much
Outstanding information. This vlog had all the information about the city. Great work.
Thank you.
Thank you, Lester! I hope it wasn't too boring to watch. I personally find it fascinating to learn about each history because it tells how far one city has come.
@@SyifaAdriana the information you give is always spot on.
For people that have not been there you give enough information for them to Google to find if the want to visit.
For people like myself that has been there. We know that you have found the information of the location.
As always great work. Thank you
You're Indonesian and you speak English that good😍😍. You're so humble and sweet. I'm Vietnamese but i haven't got a chance to be there, maybe after graduating university I will visit there.
Thank you so much! I am very glad to read this comment from you. Hope you get to travel a lot more after graduating!
Well, For your information. The Forbidden City in China actually designed by a Vietnamese as well. His name is Nguyễn An master of Feng Shui (Phong Thủy in Vietnamese) and Architecture.
Welcome to Vietnam dear!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your information! :D
Nguyễn An 阮安？Feng Shui 风水
@Maika : The fact could be fake. Me as a vietnamese i don't take this fact whole heartly either. But let me tell you a story, the viet might be backward and poor but dont underestimate a whole population like that. Back in the day When the vietnamese fought the french in Dien Bien Phu in 1954, they (the french) used to mock and underestimate us because our generals were only famers and teachers with no certificate of military tactics knowledge or training what so ever while their generals all graduated from elite military school saint cyr in metropolitan France. The french generals are undoubtedly talented and well trained and the french have the right to be proud of their generals and their dominating weapons at that time (plus american support) but you know the rest is history hahaha
@@nguyenduong8815 History of VN actually was unreliable. Dien bien phu in 1954, weapons from Soviet union as Kachiusa and the USA as canon 105( from Korea war in 1952). Counselors as General Vi quoc Thanh comander Korea front and only the soliders were Vienamese.
Lol dude... Everyone on earth know how bad chinese tactics is. They lost against the japanese and later 1 million chinese soldiers died in korea war against the usa. They dont want us to reunite, they want vietnam to be divided like the two koreas. As a nation in war, lacking almost everything, we had no choice but to pretend to listen to them(chinese) because they supplied us weapons but in the battle front we have to fight with our own tatics because again deep down inside we dont trust them and we knew that they are not that bright either.
Love your video from Vietnam
Thank you so much Tran!
Love you vietnamese beby 😍💝🥰😎 from nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Looks like the Walmart version of the real Forbidden City in China.
The Clothes That You Saw Online (Forbidden City)
VS
The Clothes When It Actually Arrives At Your Doorstep (Forbidden Purple City)
And before anyone gets all up in my face about how there was ONE Vietnamese architect (Nguyen An), the Forbidden City in China was still designed by mainly Chinese architects (because there were multiple architects) in the traditional architectural style of the Ming Dynasty. ONE Vietnamese architect (out of many Chinese architects) that contributed to the construction of the Forbidden City does not make it “Vietnamese.”
I really enjoying your video.from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Wah kota sejarah neeh wktu peristiwa tet offensive,,byk bangunan bersejarah yg hancur oleh pengeboman swaktu battle of hue
You have a really nice narrative style. Love your videos and very informative. Best coffee I have ever had is in Vietnam some years back. Need to go back and visit again! You are almost at 100k subscribers.
Thank you so much Alastair! I am so glad to read your comment. Vietnam has some of the best coffee beans for me, too! Thank you so much for your kind support till this day.
Very much enjoying your Vietnam update excursion Syifa! Your adventurous Spirit is Priceless: Thank You for sharing so often! -Bob...
Thank you so much Bob! I hope you enjoy this video :) Always nice to read your comment.
just found your channel recently because of your china videos. love it!!!
Thank you so so much Kelvin! Hope you enjoyed these videos
Welcome to Vietnam , Our Country only have friendly and wars is gone long time...Tks !!
You look amazing. Keep it going . The informations I get from your travel is mind boggling
Wow thank you Tenzin, that's very kind of you to say!
Our family has finally reached 100k. congratulations 🎊 🎊 💕💕💕💕
Thank you so much for your kind support!
Very nice. I love to watch this video ❤️
Thank you so much Tai 🙏
you go any country but we never forget you cuz you may know almost more then 60% subscriber is nepalese 💕💕💕💕💕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Dhanyabaad Dai!
Nice planned video 👍 good explanation..nice historical places of Vietnam..Good luck. Syfia
Thank you so much Abdul! I am very glad to know that you enjoy this :)
Thank you for introducing my country
Woww historical place ... Watching from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵💗💗🙏🙏
dhanyabaad
Hi..syifa..ur vlogs and voice vover is very good..nice videography with explanation of the places that you have seen..I feel like you ..👌👌👍👍🤝🤝🌹🌹⚘⚘🌷🌷
Thank you so much Madasu!
@@SyifaAdriana 👍
Syifa is here I love to watch your vlog keep it up. Hope you remember me. Ktm nepal
Thank you Nimesh! Of course I still remember you :D
Congrat Syifa for 100K sub. Hue is where my parents from. We are known for conservative peoples and have distinct accent . We love BUN BO HUE.Cheer
Thanks a lot John
Hahaha it was funny..🤣 Syifa that was not coffee that was milk. You should get your money back.
Qua video nầy người xem cảm nhận bạn là người hướng dẩn viên du lịch của Việt Nam chứ không phải là người đi du lịch ..Chúc Syifa Adriana vui khỏe .
You are freedom bird of the world. Such a beautiful your vlog.
Thank you so much for your kind support
Hi Syifa lots and lots of love frm Nepal we are working for Vietnam Monastery Lumbini after 2 mnths we are going to assemble 50 ft siddhartha gautam Buddha statue in Vietnam Monastery in lumbini
Subscribe her bro, her vlogs are more interesting than MOVlog.
Studio 4 i have already subscribed it
The Chinese influence is really apparent. Thank goodness these historically important sites weren't destroyed during the war.
Looking forward to your next video! :D
Thanks Vinny! It is extremely apparent that I am pleasantly surprised too! The sites were actually destroyed however they got it renovated a couple of years ago.
@@SyifaAdriana wow u really look into it. Respect.
Not only Chineses influence,but more than half of its population are Chinese descent especially southern Vietnamese.I went to school in the 60-70 there in the south almost every student s friends that i known are having Chinese ancester even though They have vietnamese lastname like Nguyen,Le,Ly Tran..
@@ManjeetSingh-ww1bv actually northern viet have more chinese blood, they just be absorbed into the Vietnamese community for a thoundsand years so they cant trace back to their chinese root.
The south are more diverse. Some have chinese blood, some have khmer, or even indian(very few).
@@HaoNguyen-nl3fz base on what?
I just knew what happened to you in India, so sad to know that. I hope you will get over it soon. Really admire a strong girl like you
Thank you so much Thu Tran for your kind support! :) I hope you enjoy this video :)
Well...you obviously work very hard and research the history of a place which you vlog about and that is very evident in your marvelous skilful presentation.And since you asked... the best part of the video is....the whole video itself :)
Thank you Terence! So glad to know that you are still watching my videos :) Yes indeed I do research about places I go to show a little bit about the contextual situation. Thank you so so much!! I truly appreciate your kind support.
@@SyifaAdriana Yes I do watch all your videos that pop up cause I like and appreciate that your content comes straight from the heart.
Good to see you again n again...u the butterfly. ....a colourful butterfly. ....!
Thank you so much
That’s a very nice imperial compound and yes it is definitely has the Chinese architectural style. I’m glad UNESCO had designated it as the world heritage site, to protect and preserve for future generation.
Great video, Syifa! Thanks for sharing 🙏
Thank you so much Vira! It is indeed a nice imperial compound. Thank you for watching, as always Vira!
kinda sad when people see it they think about china , when people see Japanese or Korean they think it native @@ when the fact is Vietnam/korea/japan are all influence by china but we are not 100% same at china , our architech have it own unique , you don't see people calling Japanese old building or castle Chinese aint you ? or korea Chinese ?
@@inouelenhatduy yes. Vietnamese architecture is literally just as unique as Korean or Japanese architecture. I think it’s the fact that Vietnam has less exposure to foreigners. However the more exposure they get the more people are able to see their uniqueness.
Wow! You’re well versed with the history of Vietnam.. ✌🏼
Thank you so much Shawn! I learned about the history before filming :) I hope that you enjoy this video :)
Thanks for sharing this excellent video. Best of luck for your next video. Keep going.
Thank you so much Subrata for your kind support! I hope you enjoy this video..
Thanks a lot for showing the beauty of nature. 😘❤️
Thank you Sunny!
I would like to watch funny bloopers of yours while blogging 😁😁😁. Like for vote ..
Hahaha I would insert some more if I have some of them!
Very interesting! Look forward to more from you ☺️. Curious what kind of camera you use. Thank you for sharing your travels.
Thank you so much Nestor! I use sony a7iii and sony 24-105mm F4.
So lovely to see you smiling again😜
Hahaha thank you so much Jay!
I'm watching from Nepal ❣️🙏❣️🇳🇵❣️❣️🙏❣️🇳🇵🇳🇵
dhanyabaad
please see also my video
thankyou
Xin chào cô gái xinh đẹp 😘😘😘😘
Việt Nam đâu hết rồi 👍👍👍👍
Although I am back and forth between the states and Vietnam for many years, and have traveled everywhere in Vietnam, but have never tried the sleeping bus yet. Perhaps, I will try it on the next trip. One thing that I bet you do not know is the architecture who was in charge of building China's Forbidden City was a Vietnamese.
Sleeping bus is a nice experience however can be too much of a hassle for a lot of westerners as the size of each bed is a bit too small! Hahaha, but you definitely should try for the experience. That's so true! I didn't know that Vietnamese was the one who's in charge of Forbidden City! Thanks for the info, Jill.
Not just the architect but a large number of laborers were also Vietnamese, captured by the Ming during their invasions. So, basically the Vietnamese built China’s Forbidden City.
I saw u updated your vlog but i couldnt watch earlier.... watched it finally... great content.
waiting for another vlog again.... Love from North East India
Thank you so much Vincent for watching this video. I am so glad to know that you enjoy this video :)
Nice one. Wish that one day is be on the road traveling like you are and making videos
Thank you Blecyn! I am sure one day you will if you put extra effort towards that goal :) This channel has taken me 3 years to be where it is right now :)
Syifa Adriana thanks for the encouragement
Hi syifa, vietnam looks great I'm thinking of retiring to this city,ur videos looks amazing
Hue is actually a nice city I personally like it!
@@SyifaAdriana Hi thanks for the reply please do you think 10000 dollars is good amount to retire to vietnam
Hlew syifa I'm from nepal and I'm varry like your video
Dhanyabaad bhai!
😉😉😉 timi lai nepali language aauxa you are beautiful girl
I want sidsing your country can you gide me 😉
Thank you syifa for showing us beautiful world... 😍😍😍😍💞💞
Thank you so much Mani!
Hi Syifa u know a lot about Hue I'm impressed.. U can move to Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh we have Indonesian people lives there
Thank you so much bb! I studied about Hue history before filming to understand the place a little bit. Thanks so much for watching!
If you compare the "traditional" architecture in Hue to the traditional architecture in the Red River Delta (such as those in Hanoi), you'll realize that Hue architecture is very Frenchy. However, if you compare it to the very few Vietnamese style architecture in the Mekong Delta (most buildings in the Mekong Delta is plain French style and I am not talking about that) you'll find the Hue one is not Frenchy enough.
Thank you! That's very interesting observation you put out! Thank you for sharing it through this comment.
Syifa Adriana m.weibo.cn/6509817295/4322500382764052
Wow that place is cool
Most of viewers are from nepal we love u syifa keep visiting nepal😍😍
dhanyabaad Messi!
@@SyifaAdriana dhanyabad🤔🤗😍😍
First of all the congrulation for 100k family and your vlogs awesome a lot of love from😍😍😍😍🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Thank you so much for your kind support!
Nice your vidios.... syifa sister 🌹🌹
Hallo,how many days enough visit hue...i will be arrive 27 December night... planning 3 nigh till 30 December....its too long?or better 2 nights....thanks
YES Today100.068 abonnees, good for you, you totaly desere it. (I hope that TH-cam give you a big bonus, hahaha)
Enjoythis day, a new chapter in your life story. Love and respect.
Thank you so so much Luc.. I am very blessed indeed!
I never went as far north to Hue. The farthest north I ever went was when I went to Qui Nhon to see my friend Jim Kroske who at that time was stationed at a hospital there as a pharmacist.
It's interesting you say that because Hue is even not considered as the North. It is located in Central Vietnam. The remaining series of my Vietnam travel videos will go to the most northern part of Vietnam close to the Chinese border. Hope you'll stick around!
@@SyifaAdriana When I was in Vietnam Hue was south of the DMZ and considered to be in South Vietnam.
@@SyifaAdriana Just to make myself clear, I never considered Hue to be in North Vietnam. The north end of South Vietnam, yes.
@@mrnelson1911 Oh that makes more sense now what you meant. That's so true! Thanks for commenting, Mark. I personally enjoyed Hue, hope you'll give it a visit in the future.
@@SyifaAdriana If I ever return to Vietnam, I'm sure Hue will be on my list.
Welcome to my home town. Enjoy your stay.
you such an inspiration for me. salam dari Jogja❤️
Terima kasih banyak Intan! Hope that you enjoy this video.
Syifa Adriana i really do! stay safe and stay health ya kak biar bisa terus nntn vlog kak syifa dan dapet banyak ilmu dari video kakak😊
Good to see you again !
Love from N-E India
なぜ私たちは北東インド人であるといつも主張しているのですか、あなたはインド人と言うことはできません。
Wow... I'm waiting for your video every time... You are very kind and smart... Good luck... 💞🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙋♂️
Thank you so much Saad! That's very kind of you..
Very nice video Di , 💗 from INDIA
Hello Syifa,I like your all videos from Assam
100k completed congrats 😊
Thanks a lot Parasar
Congratulations it's 100000 now
Silver button coming soon
Obviously upload unboxing episode
Thank you so much for your kind support!
What camera are you using?
I am watching your videos from VN. You are so cute and beautiful!
Try a motorbike trip to Buon Ma Thuot, Daklak.😁
GREAT VIDEO.
Syifa Adriana is the best. Syifa Adriana, you know that a Vietnamese (Nguyễn An) build the Forbidden City, China. ==========>Nguyễn An (Sino-Vietnamese 阮安; died 1453), known in Chinese as Ruan An (pinyin) or Juan An (Wade-Giles), was a Ming dynasty eunuch, architect, and hydraulics specialist between the first and fifth decades of the 15th century.
Born in Vietnam, he was taken as tribute from Vietnam to China and later became a eunuch and architect in service to the Chinese emperors. He, along with numerous architects, such as master designers and planners Cai Xin (蔡信), Chen Gui (陳珪), and Wu Zhong (吳中), master carpenter Kuai Xiang (蒯祥), and master mason Lu Xiang (陸祥), was an important builder of the Forbidden City in Beijing.
Under the reign of the Zhengtong Emperor, Nguyen An had a role in the reconstruction of the wall of Beijing. He was also a hydraulics specialist, and was involved in at least three hydraulic projects and had a flawless record.
Thank you so much, Anthony! Thank you so much for your kind support and sharing your knowledge through this comment. I didnt know that Vietnamese was the one who was in charge of Forbidden City! Thank you so much.
Syifa one of Vietnam engineer was famous in firearms in ancient time too and he was also capture and send back to china to work for the Ming like Nguyen an , the diffirent is he built firearms and weapon , tks to his design the gun was much better and help the Ming defeat the mongol in the north , help them putting down rebellion in the south ( zhuang/hmong vv ) firearms is what made Vietnam so strong in 1400s and creat the way for Vietnam to shape like it to day ( defeat the cham , Khmer , tai ethnic and other mountain minority in northern Vietnam , lao ) heck we even reach to Myanmar border ( and there is evident of Vietnam gun /canon from that period found I northern Thailand near Myanmar that belong to one of the army that send west ) firearms also one of the reason for the Ho dynasty fall and Vietnam fall to Ming rule ( they collect all coin to made firearms , collect all bronze to made gun ) and issue money which made people angry ( people don't like changing in they life aka human nature ) didn't help that they overthrew the Tran to take over the throne , some westerner think that Vietnam was so strong in 1400 is dual to Ming firearms that we capture not really , Vietnam have been buying Ming firearms ( illegal way :) ) befor the Ming invade us and have been copy and then improve the firearms ( that why the Ho engineering was send to china and made head of the firearms development department and record in history book )
Nice vlog . beautiful
Vishu from Nepal
dhanyabaad Vishu
Very intresting. Wow loved it.😉😉😉😉
Thank you so much Ray!
I’m from Vietnam!
Hi, Nice intro more exactly the conversation. Congratulations Great video
Thank you Kang Liang! Hope you enjoy this video..
Beautiful places and Amazing Cultural Heritage .such an awesome view that attracts the mind and Heart of everyone. 🙂⛩️🏛️🏯🏰🌴Also best briefing regarding Vietnam.. Enjoy u r life ..😎☕. .#wish u a Wellth.✌️✌️✌️
Thank you so much Ghulam! That's very kind support of you. I hope you enjoy this video :)
@@SyifaAdriana mention Not . I always support and welcome you .Truely every video is fantastic which tell about New cities Tasty foods as well as I seek more information from you .
Wish you wellth ✌️
Keep it up @syifa Adrina👍
I'm your big friends of follow up...❣️🇳🇵❣️🇳🇵🙏🇳🇵🙆🇳🇵❣️
Thank you so much!
Nice vlogs love from nepal
dhanyabaad
Sewaro boss
Near to 1 k sub..
I like your videos from Nepal
dhanyabaad
I love to watch your vedios. Love from Bangladesh 💚
Thank you so much :) Hope you learn something from this video!
Hello, why your video was abruptly ended? Nevertheless, you are still doing a very good job. Thank you. I liked your way of presentation. Keep it up. Looking forward to your coming posting.👏👏👍👍
Thank you so much Kho for watching this. This video was supposed to be longer but I broke it down to 2 videos hence abrupt end. The next video would be next Tuesday and I hope that you will stick around! Thank you so so much for your kind support, it means a lot!
What a beautiful city
Indeed!