That's one of my favorite things about traveling in Vietnam, cheap(er) accommodation. I don't think I've ever spent more than $40/night on a hotel here (usually in the $10-$15 range)
Hi PM Vlog same my 10 years ago I stayed in hotel 3 star 🌟 ⭐⭐only 10 dollar so cheap for Me..Happy new year to you Phúc Mập (béo) hope you always enjoy In Vietnam and always happy too
I’ve been to Vietnam many times, and I love the country. I have to say that you put a very nice objective video together, you did a really good job without coming across as a ‘know it all”, as you see it in many other travel blogs, especially US based. I think a lot of people will appreciate your videos.
I’m from Philippines currently working in UAE…. I intend to visit Ho Chi Minh this December before spending Christmas to my home country… thank for the tips, big help! Keep doing what your doing! Blessings to you and your family!
I really love the way you spread Vietnamese culture to friends all over the world, chị Vân. Hope there will be more tourists paying our country a visit to feel the beauty of landscapes and the people here. I have learned a tons of vocabulary through your clips and still keep doing that=)))
Thank you for this very informative video. I was a soldier based in Nha Trang during the war and am returning in January thru February 2023. I learned a lot from you! 💐
Van, thank you very much for this video. While I had to learn off the cuff when I lived in China and during my stays in the Philippines, I had some help from friends to make my time more pleasant. I found the video amazing. I had Kidney cancer and within a year I needed a heart valve replacement and had to have teeth removed due to possible complications, so the medical part really helped. I'm doing great now. I was able to go back to China but Covid broke the next month after I returned and I had to come back home to America. I miss Asia and would love to go back to live. Anywho, thank you again for your hard work, pleasant attitude, and informative videos. 👍✌️❤️🤟😊☕
EVERYTHING she says is correct about Vietnam. I'm an American and have fallen in love with Vietnam and met my Fiance there. It's about $1400 from the west coast of the USA but once we get there (about 18 hr flight) our currency crushes it. A cup of regular starbucks coffee in Vietnam is .80! I stayed in a luxury resort in Nha Trang (marble foyer, brand new, 8 elevators-you get the picture) in June 2023. It was only $50 a night!. Easily would have been $300 in the USA. FLY AROUND in Vietnam. Do not use buses or train. I do disagree with her renting a scooter-DO NOT DO THAT. Traffic is crazy. You don't know the rules. NEVER step back in traffic. ALWAYS MOVE FORWARD when crossing the street! GOT IT? ;) btw I was in Ha Long Bay (take the boat tours!) Ha Noi (see old French quarter), Da Nang (Hoi An), Nha Trang, Saigon and did a Mekong delta cruise. Younger people there speak English. Older people mid 50s and up might know some limited French. As foreigners don't try to speak Vietnamese it's difficult. Americans they like us there. Don't worry they have moved passed the war a long time ago and want to know us. Not just for money they honestly like the USA.
These presentations are much appreciated... I'm enjoying their professional quality... they're informative, educational, entertaining & offered with such a good perspective. It's comforting to have resources like this to become acquainted with accessibility and various, conditions... thanks for sharing, enjoy
Another component of travelling Vietnam are bus tours. There are many and are generally excellent. Anything from one day to multi days, you can find bus tours that take you to pretty much anywhere you thought of. And then some. Generally they are with a tour guide who helps with information along the way. (disclaimer - pre covid experience)
I can see that most of people who comments on your video is foreigners. Thanks for advertising culture as well as some information of Vietnam to other countries. Beside I often watch your video to improve my listening skills. I hope you can post video more regularly. Love you, chị Vân ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes, I am one of those foreigners, however I am your Southeast Asian brother... We are diverse but we have a lot of similarity... We are intertwined by history, culture and traditions... And friendship, goodwill, respect and understanding is the tie that bind us all Southeast Asian... ❤️🌹🌹🌹💋🇵🇭☮️
Which tip ? Everything everything and everything.. this is the first video the one has to see before planning a trip to Vietnam .. you are amazing. Thanks a ton . You helped me a lot .......
I'm planning to vacay in Vietnam this Sept 2023 🙏 Super excited!! Gonna book this trip mid April. Gonna start in Hanoi, to Danang, Hue, and end up in Ho Chi Min City.
Van very good video and so very helpful I have checked out so many things you have talked about in so many of your topics and love them. I once again thank you for all you have done.
Another tips for menstruators, tampons are hard to find in Vietnam, although big supermarkets or shopping centers have them, there're mostly non-applicator ones. There's one brand called Sofy that has the applicator ones but there's only Super available, so, if you're gonna travel to Vietnam and have to be specific with the brand ur using, make sure to bring your own!
Great information and the points you raise is very helpful for a Westerner. I am looking to travel to Da Nang as I have research this region and it is given the thumbs up😊
I went to a hospital in Saigon - the Tam Anh Hospital near the airport. I found the care to be excellent. And not expensive. I think I paid under $200 for three visits, scans, and prescriptions.
I have been personally to Vietnam once on the holidays and as a Vietnamise person born in Czech republic i know barely anything about Vietnam and don't know how to read or the Vietnamise alphabet but i hope to move there (For personal reasons such as connecting with my county more, feeling suffocated in my current home, etc.) when i'm 16 years old as currently now i'm 13 years old so i'd really appreciate any kind of tips, advices and to be educated! Loved the video!!
Great video Van! Beautifully presented, visually & informatively. I love your images of Hue City that I easily recognize & ladies wearing ao dai with non la (accents missing, lol).
Nice video Vu. Sad to say visa exemptions are suspended at this moment and there are no tourist visas available if you are not on a chartered tour package which are very costly. I am hoping for more good news soon from the Vietnam government 🙏🏻
Hi chi Van, how do you think about starting a podcast series? It would be great to easily listen to and learn Vietnamese culture anytime, anywhere through your podcast. Plus, it would be an ideal channel for those studying English and want to improve both their listening skill and their cultural knowledge.
@@kippsguitar6539 agreed but have you heard people from bayou speak. Even Americans need closed caption to understand😀. Or Scotts or Irish. Cut her some slacks
I spent 3 weeks in Vietnam and travelled from Hanoi to Ho chi Minh. I found it the most beautiful country in the world. Scamming is endemic so you need to be careful. I took loads of pictures and, at some stage, took a picture of something I shouldn't. When I got home, every picture had been encrypted and could not be viewed - even experts can't break the encryption. That was sad. I still loved the holiday and the food was beyond belief in quality, I will definitely be back. Brendan
I had great times during my visits Danang Vietnam.. A great dentist that was modern high-tech and 1/10 the price of American.. I only wish I had stayed there during covid times.. Now of the many places I stayed in visited I know where I want to live.. Danang Vietnam
Thank you for this especially on Visa information. I love all your content it is absolutely informative. Can you something about renting a vehicle and driving around the country.
Thanks for the great video! I wait to come back to Vietnam to my girlfriend and daughter for 2 years now. 😭 I read news about reopening every day, but still no official statement about visa being accepted again. I have 5 year visa exemption, but it is not accepted since Vietnam shut down is March 2020. I will check out the websites you provided about eVisa. I'm from Germany and the Embassy in Berlin does not know anything about when we will be able to get visa. 😔 Apparently flights are open from Bangkok, Thailand, but the problem is still no communication about visa.
about the stupid Covid-19 In the North of VietNam ( Ha Noi, Da Nang, …) everthing are getting worse but it will be better soon. In the South ( Sai Gon, Da Lat , …) are better. Everything will be back after Tet Holiday. Almost everyone in Vn got 2-3 vaccines. I think VN can open 1-2 months later .may be In the case u need to know about Covid-19 in Vietnam.
1. Visas 0:17 2. Best time to visit 1:03 3. Healthcare 2:18 4. Money 2:59 5. Phone 4:03 6. Transportation 4:49 7. Language 5:25 8. Where to stay? 6:26 9. What to eat? 7:22 10. What to do? 8:03
I came across your vlog and you have answered so many questions I have been asking and not much luck here....I plan on traveling September of this year... just about everything I wanted to know, however I thinking about backpack traveling just don't know what would be the best size for use....thanks for sharing 👍
1. You want easy communication and little too no language barriers: go to Singapore, Malaysia or Bali 2. You want to chill and relax: go to Bali, Chiang Mai 3. You want a great variety of Asian and Western foods: go to Penang 4. You want to experience Chime: Chinese, Indian, Malay & European culture and food, go to Singapore or Malaysia. 5. You wanna eat tarantula or scorpion, go to Cambodia. 6. You want a girl 'to love you long time', go to Thailand. 7. You want savage nightlife, go to Jakarta. 8. You want a gentle intro to SEAsia, go to Singapore. 9. You want the friendliest and smiley-est folk in SEAsia, go to Indonesia or the Philippines 10. You want to go to a country that made valiant stands against foreign wars and occupation, go to Vietnam or Timor-Leste.
I’m an American 🇺🇸 who lives and works in Taiwan, where I pay a minimal monthly fee for National Health Insurance and my medical care is affordable (it even covers Traditional Chinese Medicine). Years ago, I got very inexpensive emergency dental care as an uninsured patient. Can you please share what the system is like for immigrants or visitors in Vietnam 🇻🇳? Thank you 🙏
Hi! We are deciding to go to Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. I'm wondering what if any vaccines you would suggest or if any are needed. I've heard yellow fever, Hep A or B etc. I'm just confused as i've never been to these countries and want to stay safe but don't want to take 3 or 4 different vaccines if i don't need them. What would you suggest. Very much appreciated and you i subscribed to your channel as its very informative. Keep up the great work!
If you are visiting Vietnam. hepatitis is recommended but no other vaccinations are required e.g malaria shots. Unless you are planning to be in the country side for several days. Otherwise, if you are in Saigon or larger cities, you will be fine without it. One medication to get is the anti-diarrhea just in case
That's one of my favorite things about traveling in Vietnam, cheap(er) accommodation. I don't think I've ever spent more than $40/night on a hotel here (usually in the $10-$15 range)
Hi PM Vlog same my 10 years ago
I stayed in hotel 3 star 🌟 ⭐⭐only 10 dollar so cheap for
Me..Happy new year to you Phúc Mập (béo) hope you always enjoy
In Vietnam and always happy too
Hi i have a question about vietnam that which city is best for night life please tell
For nightlife, in my opinion, I prefer Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city.
@@viethoangnb88 thanks
Can you please give me an idea on how big a backpack should be...thanks
I’ve been to Vietnam many times, and I love the country.
I have to say that you put a very nice objective video together, you did a really good job without coming across as a ‘know it all”, as you see it in many other travel blogs, especially US based.
I think a lot of people will appreciate your videos.
Have you been end of May/early June? What was the weather like in Northern Vietnam then?
I’m from Philippines currently working in UAE…. I intend to visit Ho Chi Minh this December before spending Christmas to my home country… thank for the tips, big help! Keep doing what your doing! Blessings to you and your family!
I really love the way you spread Vietnamese culture to friends all over the world, chị Vân. Hope there will be more tourists paying our country a visit to feel the beauty of landscapes and the people here. I have learned a tons of vocabulary through your clips and still keep doing that=)))
Thank you for this very informative video. I was a soldier based in Nha Trang during the war and am returning in January thru February 2023. I learned a lot from you! 💐
Van, thank you very much for this video. While I had to learn off the cuff when I lived in China and during my stays in the Philippines, I had some help from friends to make my time more pleasant. I found the video amazing. I had Kidney cancer and within a year I needed a heart valve replacement and had to have teeth removed due to possible complications, so the medical part really helped. I'm doing great now. I was able to go back to China but Covid broke the next month after I returned and I had to come back home to America. I miss Asia and would love to go back to live. Anywho, thank you again for your hard work, pleasant attitude, and informative videos. 👍✌️❤️🤟😊☕
This is such an informative video. You are doing a great job. Love you forever ❤️❤️❤️
Great video. Very helpful. My first trip to Vietnam is this June. Thank you! 👍🙏
EVERYTHING she says is correct about Vietnam. I'm an American and have fallen in love with Vietnam and met my Fiance there. It's about $1400 from the west coast of the USA but once we get there (about 18 hr flight) our currency crushes it. A cup of regular starbucks coffee in Vietnam is .80! I stayed in a luxury resort in Nha Trang (marble foyer, brand new, 8 elevators-you get the picture) in June 2023. It was only $50 a night!. Easily would have been $300 in the USA. FLY AROUND in Vietnam. Do not use buses or train. I do disagree with her renting a scooter-DO NOT DO THAT. Traffic is crazy. You don't know the rules. NEVER step back in traffic. ALWAYS MOVE FORWARD when crossing the street! GOT IT? ;) btw I was in Ha Long Bay (take the boat tours!) Ha Noi (see old French quarter), Da Nang (Hoi An), Nha Trang, Saigon and did a Mekong delta cruise. Younger people there speak English. Older people mid 50s and up might know some limited French. As foreigners don't try to speak Vietnamese it's difficult. Americans they like us there. Don't worry they have moved passed the war a long time ago and want to know us. Not just for money they honestly like the USA.
That looks so nice! Thanks for sharing the wonders of first going to Vietnam!
These presentations are much appreciated... I'm enjoying their professional quality... they're informative, educational, entertaining & offered with such a good perspective. It's comforting to have resources like this to become acquainted with accessibility and various, conditions... thanks for sharing, enjoy
The visa information was very helpful.Thank you
Thanks Vân for guiding me to visit Vietnam the first time after almost 50 years living in US!
Another component of travelling Vietnam are bus tours. There are many and are generally excellent. Anything from one day to multi days, you can find bus tours that take you to pretty much anywhere you thought of. And then some. Generally they are with a tour guide who helps with information along the way. (disclaimer - pre covid experience)
Exactly!!!
Often with terrifying drivers
Can you please provide links the tour companies thanks
Your videos are excellent and very informative.
I didn’t go home in 2 years . I miss my mom , I miss my sisters and I miss Vietnam . I Hope you to have a good time there.
very good source of information on Vietnam. Thank you it has been very helpful
I can see that most of people who comments on your video is foreigners. Thanks for advertising culture as well as some information of Vietnam to other countries.
Beside I often watch your video to improve my listening skills. I hope you can post video more regularly. Love you, chị Vân ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes, I am one of those foreigners, however I am your Southeast Asian brother... We are diverse but we have a lot of similarity... We are intertwined by history, culture and traditions... And friendship, goodwill, respect and understanding is the tie that bind us all Southeast Asian... ❤️🌹🌹🌹💋🇵🇭☮️
@@juandelacruz5333 Thank you so much
She mispronounces English, LATIN, oops
@@kippsguitar6539 love to hear you speak Vietnamese. For a non native English speaker. She does a good job.
Useful info thanks from Mexico
Knowing simple phrases would be a big help
Which tip ? Everything everything and everything.. this is the first video the one has to see before planning a trip to Vietnam .. you are amazing. Thanks a ton . You helped me a lot .......
It would be great if you give some advises about language learning and of course 10 necessary phrases. Thanks for your channel, I like it 🙂
Equally important is money conversions!
I'd love to see a video on important phrases and homestay recommendations!
I'm planning to vacay in Vietnam this Sept 2023 🙏 Super excited!! Gonna book this trip mid April. Gonna start in Hanoi, to Danang, Hue, and end up in Ho Chi Min City.
I am Also! Let me Know any tips You might have!
What a great breakdown of everything! Thank you for the thorough explanations. This video makes me miss Saigon and Vietnam so much 😅🥲
Hue 🤤🤤🤤
Except the weather information which is inaccurate
Very concise overview, thank you for creating and sharing this!
"If winter in Hanoi is too cold for you..." Oh my God, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing at this. I miss Vietnamese winters!😂
Van went to school in Michigan so she can handle cold weather.
Van very good video and so very helpful I have checked out so many things you have talked about in so many of your topics and love them. I once again thank you for all you have done.
Another tips for menstruators, tampons are hard to find in Vietnam, although big supermarkets or shopping centers have them, there're mostly non-applicator ones. There's one brand called Sofy that has the applicator ones but there's only Super available, so, if you're gonna travel to Vietnam and have to be specific with the brand ur using, make sure to bring your own!
Great information and the points you raise is very helpful for a Westerner. I am looking to travel to Da Nang as I have research this region and it is given the thumbs up😊
I went to a hospital in Saigon - the Tam Anh Hospital near the airport. I found the care to be excellent. And not expensive. I think I paid under $200 for three visits, scans, and prescriptions.
Always love to watch your videos about Vietnam, watching now in HCMC :).
You n your every video makes me fall in love with this beautiful country….😍❤️
What a fantastic video!!!!! The best I’ve seen about VN.
Again thank you for the most welcomed info. I really enjoy your informative videos.
I have been personally to Vietnam once on the holidays and as a Vietnamise person born in Czech republic i know barely anything about Vietnam and don't know how to read or the Vietnamise alphabet but i hope to move there (For personal reasons such as connecting with my county more, feeling suffocated in my current home, etc.) when i'm 16 years old as currently now i'm 13 years old so i'd really appreciate any kind of tips, advices and to be educated! Loved the video!!
Undoubtedly the life here in Vietnam is super soothing no matter whether you come on a trip or to work :)
Great video - Hanoi looks great and Vietnam looks amazing as a country
excellent information. keep good work going. Pls make such videos for other countries. 👍👍🙏🙏
i miss coming back to the beautiful vietnam
I miss going back too
Good video. Short and to the point. 👍❤️😇
Great video Van! Beautifully presented, visually & informatively. I love your images of Hue City that I easily recognize & ladies wearing ao dai with non la (accents missing, lol).
I wish I watched the video before my trip to vietnam. Tip #1 would have helped me tremendously and save me thousands of dollars.
Always the best content, Vân!
I am happy that I am from Myanmar and I can stay 30 days without visa.
We have MyTel SIM card same as VietTel.
amazing tips! good to know, i will share this to my Filipino friends, hopefully they can visit this year 2022 :)
Nice video Vu. Sad to say visa exemptions are suspended at this moment and there are no tourist visas available if you are not on a chartered tour package which are very costly.
I am hoping for more good news soon from the Vietnam government 🙏🏻
I believe visa exemptions are running again, and some countries are being extended from 15 to 45 days on August 15th 2023.
Thank you for all the cool videos of Vietnam.
Very helpful. I will be coming to Vietnam in April
Love the confidence
thanks. i'm keep watching all your clip. it change my point of view of vietnam. A lots destination in my plan. Cam On.
Have you ever thought of offering a small group private tour of the city? I'll definitely hire you as our guide!
good and helpful info video thanks van ❤❤
Good list to have. I would need to learn some phrases.
BEAUTIFUL PLACES NICE INFORMATION, MANY PLACES LOOK SIMILAR TO THAILAND.
Another great video. Thank you for the tips !
Beautiful places and the TH-camr❤❤❤
Seriously awesome video, thanks so much for the advice! Looking to come to VN after I graduate, maybe work there.
Great info 👍, All 10.points are useful
Very nice video. Thanks a lot for the video. 😍
Very informative video. I would love to go to Vietnam one day.
Well go
Hi chi Van, how do you think about starting a podcast series? It would be great to easily listen to and learn Vietnamese culture anytime, anywhere through your podcast. Plus, it would be an ideal channel for those studying English and want to improve both their listening skill and their cultural knowledge.
She speaks English well but sometimes mispronounces, remember that
@@kippsguitar6539 agreed but have you heard people from bayou speak. Even Americans need closed caption to understand😀.
Or Scotts or Irish. Cut her some slacks
@@dienluu410 You didn’t have to insult us “Bayou” citizens in order to prove your point. Meanie!
I am going to Nha Trang in April if VN opens up. Those 10 phrases would be great thanks.
They speak English in nha Trang
good job I will visit Vietnam on August 6 thanks
Nice informative video about VN to begin with. 👍👍
I’ll visit for sure in 2022. Great video!
Nice vlog for tourists...lot of thanks...
Thank you for the great information , you have a new Subscriber !!
very well made video...thanks!
🙂
Yes please the ten recommended phrases would be great. cảm ơn !
You already knew one ^^
I spent 3 weeks in Vietnam and travelled from Hanoi to Ho chi Minh. I found it the most beautiful country in the world. Scamming is endemic so you need to be careful. I took loads of pictures and, at some stage, took a picture of something I shouldn't. When I got home, every picture had been encrypted and could not be viewed - even experts can't break the encryption. That was sad. I still loved the holiday and the food was beyond belief in quality, I will definitely be back. Brendan
Van ... OF COURSE we want you to make a "10 helpful Phrases" video! We need all the help we can get! LOL!
Cái này bao nhiêu : How much ?
1-2-3 zô : 1-2-3 cheers
I think thats all u need to know. Haha. Body language may be the best way when u come to VN
I had great times during my visits Danang Vietnam.. A great dentist that was modern high-tech and 1/10 the price of American.. I only wish I had stayed there during covid times.. Now of the many places I stayed in visited I know where I want to live.. Danang Vietnam
You answered a lot of my questions thank you!
really really ...really thank you van for your information
Very useful tips, thanks Vanvu
Thank you... your video is very helpful...
nice, the tips very helpful, thnx Van
Thanks for the tips! Hopefully, I'll see you there in November! 😃👍🏻
I love your videos, I'm from VIETNAM but I can't possibly stop watching your videos🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for this especially on Visa information. I love all your content it is absolutely informative. Can you something about renting a vehicle and driving around the country.
Thanks for the great video!
I wait to come back to Vietnam to my girlfriend and daughter for 2 years now. 😭 I read news about reopening every day, but still no official statement about visa being accepted again. I have 5 year visa exemption, but it is not accepted since Vietnam shut down is March 2020.
I will check out the websites you provided about eVisa. I'm from Germany and the Embassy in Berlin does not know anything about when we will be able to get visa. 😔 Apparently flights are open from Bangkok, Thailand, but the problem is still no communication about visa.
about the stupid Covid-19
In the North of VietNam ( Ha Noi, Da Nang, …) everthing are getting worse but it will be better soon.
In the South ( Sai Gon, Da Lat , …) are better. Everything will be back after Tet Holiday.
Almost everyone in Vn got 2-3 vaccines. I think VN can open 1-2 months later .may be
In the case u need to know about Covid-19 in Vietnam.
Great Video......as always .Thank you
Great Job 👍Inspiring
Your all videos are osm 🔥 am watching your all videos
Another great video! Thank you
very informative. nice video.
1. Visas 0:17
2. Best time to visit 1:03
3. Healthcare 2:18
4. Money 2:59
5. Phone 4:03
6. Transportation 4:49
7. Language 5:25
8. Where to stay? 6:26
9. What to eat? 7:22
10. What to do? 8:03
Really Enjoyed Video
You can consider having a separate channel teaching Vietnamese =)
I came across your vlog and you have answered so many questions I have been asking and not much luck here....I plan on traveling September of this year... just about everything I wanted to know, however I thinking about backpack traveling just don't know what would be the best size for use....thanks for sharing 👍
1. You want easy communication and little too no language barriers: go to Singapore, Malaysia or Bali
2. You want to chill and relax: go to Bali, Chiang Mai
3. You want a great variety of Asian and Western foods: go to Penang
4. You want to experience Chime: Chinese, Indian, Malay & European culture and food, go to Singapore or Malaysia.
5. You wanna eat tarantula or scorpion, go to Cambodia.
6. You want a girl 'to love you long time', go to Thailand.
7. You want savage nightlife, go to Jakarta.
8. You want a gentle intro to SEAsia, go to Singapore.
9. You want the friendliest and smiley-est folk in SEAsia, go to Indonesia or the Philippines
10. You want to go to a country that made valiant stands against foreign wars and occupation, go to Vietnam or Timor-Leste.
great video Van.
I’m an American 🇺🇸 who lives and works in Taiwan, where I pay a minimal monthly fee for National Health Insurance and my medical care is affordable (it even covers Traditional Chinese Medicine). Years ago, I got very inexpensive emergency dental care as an uninsured patient. Can you please share what the system is like for immigrants or visitors in Vietnam 🇻🇳? Thank you 🙏
Thanks for sharing this Vu💐👍
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MORE SPA MORE FOOD MORE DRINKS N MORE CAVE. SO AMAZING. 1
Great concise video!
Yes - please on useful Vietnamese phrases 🌻
Yêu lắm Vân Vũ, cố lên nhé...cám ơn bạn rất nhiều!
great helpful video !!! thanks :D
Hi! We are deciding to go to Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. I'm wondering what if any vaccines you would suggest or if any are needed. I've heard yellow fever, Hep A or B etc. I'm just confused as i've never been to these countries and want to stay safe but don't want to take 3 or 4 different vaccines if i don't need them. What would you suggest. Very much appreciated and you i subscribed to your channel as its very informative. Keep up the great work!
If you are visiting Vietnam. hepatitis is recommended but no other vaccinations are required e.g malaria shots. Unless you are planning to be in the country side for several days. Otherwise, if you are in Saigon or larger cities, you will be fine without it. One medication to get is the anti-diarrhea just in case