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Nice video good to know the beer culture is really great. I had a Vietnamese friend who always used to say, you gonna love it, it so cheap and pretty good. He had also gone to university in Czech Republic and had that great beer culture as a point of comparison too, in th states he was a big Samuel Adams fanatic for some reason, its good beer, though I on't know why anyone would get stuck on it. Just a point to criticize on though, I'm preparing for a quick trip to 'Nam from Thailand where I'm a resident and I clicked on your video initially because I want to know if there are any scams or other things to be aware of, your title suggests that you somehow regretted going to Vietnam because of somethings you didn't know but mentioned mostly positive things, so that's a little click baity and not really straight up honest, it uses people's time to go through the video and get at what your title says the video is about. Its a good video, why ruin people's experience of it turning it in to click bait essentially with that title?

Maybe it should be
10 things we would have known if we had made some serious research

and
"don't go to vietnam if your expectations are as wrong as ours were"

Looks lovely, I'd love to go

I'm going to Vietnam for 2 weeks, how much $ should I bring with me ????

of all the places in SE Asia, whar is your favorite?

Greetings…I will be in Vietnam in April but only have 8 days. I am planning to stay in Ho Chi Minh and Vang Tao. If there was one other place to go for a day or two, what would you say is a must visit place? Thanks!

Xin chao
Why not go to veitnam it's a beautiful country plus I'm veitnam my self

Can we stop with "touristy." How do people lie to themselves of thinking not going these "uncool touristy" places? They're usually most significant parts of that city. Will you not visit Effie Tower when first time in Paris?

Hi. Which area in Hanoi shud one look for the hotels in to be able to see the city properly. Also is Halong bay a place where one shud spend a night or is a day cruise enough?

I returned from Vietnam on November 3, having visited, like you, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and both Halong and Lan Ha Bays. My impressions are the same as yours, except from an American perspective. Ho Chi Minh City is VERY modern, prosperous, and busy – and not like what most Americans think of when encountering the term "communist country!" Hanoi, at least the Old District, is more traditional. I'm also now a bit of an authority on Vietnamese hospitals, having broken an arm after leaving the boat in Halong Bay (get this, U.S. medical "victims": consultation, two x-rays, setting the arm in a cast, and drugs: $317 USD!) HOWEVER, times have changed in Halong/Lan Ha Bays. It's REALLY overcrowded now! We were accompanied by no fewer than 17 other boats who moved when we did, anchored when we did, did activities when we did. I was on a 3D/2N voyage also and, after my experience, I'd recommend people see it, but on a day cruise ONLY! The place is overwhelmed and when kayaking, etc., one is fighting, literally, hundreds of others for space. Also, one really isn't "cruising" as the only time a ship's underway is just after they pick up passengers or are repositioning to get rid of some the next day. As all the boats follow each other around, I estimate everyone's actually underway less than 40 minutes TOTAL over a three day voyage. Just a very disappointing experience overall.

I'm surprised you didn't know that Laos-Cambodia-VN were called French Indochina for about 100 years.

GLORY TO HO CHI MINH'S VIETNAM

So very helpful and honest, thank you! Flying there for 4weeks this December!

Any chance you can provide link for cruise in Halong Bay?

Where did you book your bus?? Looks like a great way to travel

As long as you’re not Vietnamese coming back to visit family/relatives in the country, specifically White people, Vietnam extremely welcome you with two hands and bow respectfully! When Vietnamese coming back to the country, they all have to put money in their passports at the customs,……..!when this is the truth many Vietnamese in the country would get mad when they see this comment!