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This a month,that a month,boring!

54$ for coffee and just 20 for partying? Bro your priorities are fucked

Malaysia is a harmonious country with multiple races

"Reading is important - read between the lines. Don't swallow everything." - Gwendolyn Brooks

Wow absolutely gorgeous. 💯 a dream. 😊

I thought the Internet Speed was very fast, until I noticed that it was in Kbps NOT Mbps! 😂 😅

Thank you for helping me really get a better perspective on a lifestyle I've been searching for!

Another Great video! Can u give me the details on that Airbnb?

Gotta love Da Nang! We can’t wait to get back to Vietnam to try and grow our new channel!

what type of camera do you use? its so sharp,im also on siargao 2 months ago and i did not beleive how much foreigners are there.i recomend to go on private tour firefly watch in mangrows you can ask people in masin bridge where you shot clip on bike its unbelievable adventure beleive me.i stay in romantic vila beach resort its best resort in siargao its on general luna.its busyiest night party street i siargao.

I went to da Nang in 2020 around March and loved it back then

Where do you leave your stuff as a solo traveler? Looking forward to my siargao trip!

I lived in KL back in 2015 and absolutely loved it. Great mix of city and nature!

Back then it was real paradise now its expensive and scamy

Kuala Lumpur is crazy. I was living with 450$ a month (250 for rent, 200 for food, transportation and hang out). I was living in 136m² condo with 50m long swimming pool in front of the Sentral Station of KL.

Ok, now i've to find how to generate 1000$ a month on internet

how do you connect with brands on instagram?

Dude talks way too fast.

Yeah, great for families, but if you're single, definitely not the place to go. So many people here trying so hard to make this island sound better than the other thousands of islands. The reason why this place even got popular in the first place is because of the nightlife and the vibe it had. Now, without the party scene, it's just another sand and beach spot. And guess what? The entire Philippines is full of sand and beaches. You can literally go anywhere else and get the same experience without the hype. It's just a vanilla resort now.

Thank you buddy !!

Omgg I’m Filipino and living in US. I’ve been to Palawan and Boracay but haven’t been here 😢 I always think this place is crowded though

Amazing business model honestly

I like it Vietnam 🇻🇳 I was living 11 months in 2018 in Da Nang city ,extremely friendly and very safe city

This was a really good video! Thank you!

Are there any gay areas , hotels and beaches in Da Nang?

Palawan>siargao tho. Palawan is just expensive

What vlog vidoe camera do you use?

What a cute girl

What’s the link to the rice villa by the end of the video?

Bro where do I find the guest houses u shows in the video for 600 a month ??? I’m moving to Bali within the next couple of months

Thank's 👍💙🇸🇪

It's a pity that you haven't enjoyed the local food, haven't visited the Son Tra Peninsula and the majestic Hai Van Pass. Beautiful Da Nang City is my hometown

nice man life is good

Hi. What is the best area to stay in Da Nang as a first time visiting?

Great video! Da Nang is definitely one of the most liveable cities I’ve been to in South East Asia! 🇻🇳

You need to stop talking about it. You're just ruining it fur everyone. It wouldn't surprise me if the Russians don't descend on hordes like they usually do.

$2 for coffee?! Wow prices have Sky rocketed.

you should visit wakepark Siargao ;-)

You seem so happy! Where did you stay in Boracay? Thinking about relocating to the Phillipines. As much as I love Vietnam, the visa run situation is a bit of a headache.

Great video bro! What camera do you use?

what about DaNang vs Bali or Siargao?

When is the best time to visit Boracay? I am planning in September but I read somewhere its raining season.

Really enjoyed Da Nang! Could see myself staying there for 6 months easily.

Really enjoyed Da Nang! Could see myself staying there for 6 months easily.

1000$ is expensive life in viet nam the vietnamese income about 7million per month 😂 this is the staff office or worker in the factory

Hey Joose! Do you think Koh Phangan is still worth it without a motorbike license? It seems hard to get around if you're not taking a motorbike/scooter. If not, would you recommend another location?

Amazing 😻

I had to comment on this video to raise awareness about the cruelty involved with Kopi Luwak (civet 💩 coffee.) Civet sare omnivores, so they have a varied diet of insects, small animals and fruit etc. They would only occasionally/opportunistically eat coffee beans. The animals are either bred in captivity, or taken from the wild (sometimes caught with snares) and forced to live in tiny cages and fed NOTHING but coffee beans. They’re severely depressed (as you can see in the video.) Sometimes, when they’re near death, the farmers will release them to let them hunt and get proper nutrition again and then re-catch them when they’re in better health and put them through it all over again. Please don’t buy Kopi Luwak when you’re travelling in SEA.

Good and healthy to meditate on 31st floor 😂 is that smog ?

It so fun to see more and more people talking about koh phangan, I’ve been visiting the island every year for almost my entire life( since I was 5!) and is only recently I’ve started to see it getting the recognition it deserves! It an amazing island and to anyone thinking of visiting I highly recommend it