@@madianddavid Vietnam is a fabulous country with so many things to see and do, We like to get off the beaten tourist trail and enjoy the people and things you come across. Check out the ethnic groups in central and Northern VN. Those trips for us have been a cultural experience with memories that will last a lifetime. Enjoy your time in VN and keep up posted about your tirp.
Good video , liked your doing the slide spontaneous and fun ! think you need that kind of mindset to make your videos more entertaining and adventurous, I will recommend my english learning students to watch and listen to your channel, as I will also follow your travel journey , you both seem to be saying the native towns etc correctly, I mean Madi, like the energy and vibe and positivity you have on your channel, I am keen to visit that Island sometime, cheers !
Love watching you guys travel blog. This year on April me and the family Was in Vietnam. My kids want to go to phú quốc . But we were too busy. So we spent most of our time at the resorts in Cam Ranh, phần thiết and phan rang…
Well, you can always come back and explore more next time. Knowledge is power and this is why we share with our audience things we learned from our travels so theirs can be a lot better too.
Are they really strict on bikes like some countries pull over a lot to give “tickets” aka get some $$ What are other options to get to north? And what time of the year did you visit since you’re wearing sweatshirts was it cold? Thanks
I’ve been riding my bike throughout Vietnam and only got pulled over once to blow their Breathalyzer but never got a ticket. Though I met so many foreigners here who said they got thru many parts of Vietnam with ease, I think it’s unpredictable as some places are restricted than the others. In general, the police are stationed everywhere. To avoid getting into trouble with them, abide by the speed limit (around 50km/h is safe both out and inside of cities) and don’t consume alcohol as the fine is very hefty. Also, have you license at hands too. Tips: in case a foreigner is stopped by the police, try not to speak both English and Vietnamese and don’t bribe as this will create some headaches for later travellers. Another tip: in the south, foreigners might get pulled over frequently to be asked for money, so don’t look foreign by wearing a full-face helmet. In the North, they don’t often stop foreigners except the region of Hanoi and Ha Giang. As for the weather, best time to visit the country is from September to April. In the south, it’s never cold except for Da Lat city, so I made a mistake when wearing a sweatshirt. In the North, the west and East can be super cold so you need to check the weather before packing your stuff.
This is so helpful thank you!!! Are the streets esp by main town busy? To ride motorbikes. and is google maps pretty reliable to get us to each point? Is grab an option in this area too?
Phu quoc slightly smaller than Singapore but only has a population of 180,000 people while Singapore has population of 5.4 million of people. Phu Quoc need to increase its population to 500-700,000 people next 5-10 years for businesses to thrive. The ideal population is 1-2 million people.
That’s definitely true and very challenging for the place to have that many people even in 10 years. Hopefully, things will change so the island can reach its max potential for both the local and tourists.
I'm Vietnamese and i don't remember Phu Quoc in the north..... wasn't it in the south???? I know i didn't come back to Vietnam since 2014, but i'm pretty sure the island is not moving from south to north in 10 years......
oh some on they boil ducks alive right before they hatch... eat pets... I'd NEVER go anywhere so uncivialised... YUK... animal cruelty... is just a disgrace
We're visiting soon and we really appreciated y'all showing places that were outside the norm of some other channels.
Definitely! We’re glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully, the info we shared can be helpful for your trip ahead too.
Is the Grand worldentrance free? I heard the entrance to Vin wonders and Safari is chargwd, whereas you can visit Grand world for free
Watched and liked. ❤
Wow so cool ❤👍👌🇻🇳
Thank you!
푸꾸옥 2달 있으면서 못보고 못 경험한 곳들과 음식은 대신 영상으로 알수 있었습니다. 영상 감사 합니다
We’re happy to hear that our video came in handy for you while being on the island. Thank you and enjoy my friend!
Nicely done. We will be on Phu Quoc in early March, looking forward to visiting the island.
Thank you!!! Wow, we hope you trip will be amazing like ours too!
It will be an epic trip. This is our 6th time to VN and we will be traveling for 2 months. South to North.
@@mynoknok1 Wow! You have already been to Vietnam 5 times and are planning to return for another 2 months! That's awesome.
@@madianddavid Vietnam is a fabulous country with so many things to see and do, We like to get off the beaten tourist trail and enjoy the people and things you come across. Check out the ethnic groups in central and Northern VN. Those trips for us have been a cultural experience with memories that will last a lifetime. Enjoy your time in VN and keep up posted about your tirp.
Good video , liked your doing the slide spontaneous and fun ! think you need that kind of mindset to make your videos more entertaining and adventurous, I will recommend my english learning students to watch and listen to your channel, as I will also follow your travel journey , you both seem to be saying the native towns etc correctly, I mean Madi, like the energy and vibe and positivity you have on your channel, I am keen to visit that Island sometime, cheers !
We are really happy you enjoyed the video! And thank you for the support and kind comment!
Hai bạn làm video rất chuyên nghiệp xem rất cuốn hút ❤
Cảm ơn bạn!
David is Vietnamese with your speaking English so clear 🎉
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!!
idk why but when i heard David introduced something it just sound like the IELTS examination lol
anyway, funny trip and good food though
That’s interesting and pretty funny. Thank you for the support!
Love watching you guys travel blog. This year on April me and the family Was in Vietnam. My kids want to go to phú quốc . But we were too busy. So we spent most of our time at the resorts in Cam Ranh, phần thiết and phan rang…
Well, you can always come back and explore more next time. Knowledge is power and this is why we share with our audience things we learned from our travels so theirs can be a lot better too.
Are they really strict on bikes like some countries pull over a lot to give “tickets” aka get some $$
What are other options to get to north?
And what time of the year did you visit since you’re wearing sweatshirts was it cold? Thanks
I’ve been riding my bike throughout Vietnam and only got pulled over once to blow their Breathalyzer but never got a ticket. Though I met so many foreigners here who said they got thru many parts of Vietnam with ease, I think it’s unpredictable as some places are restricted than the others. In general, the police are stationed everywhere. To avoid getting into trouble with them, abide by the speed limit (around 50km/h is safe both out and inside of cities) and don’t consume alcohol as the fine is very hefty. Also, have you license at hands too. Tips: in case a foreigner is stopped by the police, try not to speak both English and Vietnamese and don’t bribe as this will create some headaches for later travellers. Another tip: in the south, foreigners might get pulled over frequently to be asked for money, so don’t look foreign by wearing a full-face helmet. In the North, they don’t often stop foreigners except the region of Hanoi and Ha Giang. As for the weather, best time to visit the country is from September to April. In the south, it’s never cold except for Da Lat city, so I made a mistake when wearing a sweatshirt. In the North, the west and East can be super cold so you need to check the weather before packing your stuff.
This is so helpful thank you!!!
Are the streets esp by main town busy? To ride motorbikes. and is google maps pretty reliable to get us to each point?
Is grab an option in this area too?
@@allthingsreview777 The roads aren't busy and motorbike friendly. You can use google maps to go anywhere and grab is a great option there.
Are you guys from the US?
Yes and no. Madi’s from the US and I’m from Vietnam.
Phu quoc slightly smaller than Singapore but only has a population of 180,000 people while Singapore has population of 5.4 million of people. Phu Quoc need to increase its population to 500-700,000 people next 5-10 years for businesses to thrive. The ideal population is 1-2 million people.
That’s definitely true and very challenging for the place to have that many people even in 10 years. Hopefully, things will change so the island can reach its max potential for both the local and tourists.
@@madianddavid The local need to get busy for the next 10 years lol jk. Try get people from the mainland move to PQ in next 10 years or so
Vinpearl Safari Phú Quốc.
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I'm Vietnamese and i don't remember Phu Quoc in the north..... wasn't it in the south????
I know i didn't come back to Vietnam since 2014, but i'm pretty sure the island is not moving from south to north in 10 years......
Thank you for the comment. It’s the North of the island that the video is about.
PQ is actually belong to the North now,
Mostly northerner here
Đåo-Ngọc is a Phú-Quốc island in the Southwest of Việt Nam ? By the way thank you very much two of you , so nice ❤❤
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oh some on they boil ducks alive right before they hatch... eat pets... I'd NEVER go anywhere so uncivialised... YUK... animal cruelty... is just a disgrace
Is it balut that you’re referring to?