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Phuket, Koh Racha Noi is the best
Hi ,I. Was planning to visit Thailand in March but I heard a lot about air pollution during the burning season, January to April especially in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, people avoid to go outside without mask 😷, is it true, have you had issues about that, thank you for this video.
I just found your channel and am binge watching your content. I love it! 😻
I got back from Koh Samui yesterday & I wouldn’t go back. Have been to many other places in Vietnam & Combodia that are so much better. I agree Vietnam at number 1 !
Good knowlegable❤❤❤
I need to visit some of these locations again, because the last time I was there was in the mid 1980's.
I know these prices probably shock people in a good way but we were both stunned in a bad way about the stated price of beer in Vietnam and Thailand. When we traveled to Southeast Asia, 9 or so years ago and it was way cheaper, as in not even in the same ballpark. We always tell people the story of being in Hoi An. We found it touristy so we walked away from town a bit for relief and went into a restaurant advertising they were highly rated on TripAdvisor, so still frequented by tourists. We paid only 23 cents for a beer. We joked there would be no way we would find cheaper beer. We crossed the street to a bar and found 18 cent beer. There was never beer as high as $2.50 in any of the countries we visited in Southeast Asia. It made us gasp. 😮 I wonder what makes that difference. Surely beach front wouldn’t make it 10 times more. Has it changed that much in time? I guess we will find out when we go to Danang in December.
Just note Romania and Bulgaria are now in Schengen
Thanks, Brian & Carrie, for sharing great tips on budget traveling countries outside of the typical western and Northern European countries.
Liked. Subscribed.
This is fantastic guys, thank you!!! I really hope you can make it to South America, especially Colombia and Argentina.
Great video!
Thank you. I am planning to retire in Nha Trang and probably Đà Nắng next year or Jomtien Thailand. Those 2 places are budget friendly.
what about Nha Trang?
This video was extremely helpful. Thank you for all of your hard work. New subscriber here! 😎
Kotor, Montenegro, the Algarve region of Portugal and Krako, Poland all sound so expensive at $900 a month in rent. Not compared to the US of course but compared to southeast Asia at $180 to $250 a month it sure is. I have a 1-bedroom, fully-furnished apartment with free Internet and water for $200 a month here in Cambodia. Beer at a restaurant is 50-cents to $1.00 and a man’s haircut is $3.00. English is understood and the US dollar is used here. It’s very cheap and easy to live here short or longterm.
When you go to stay for a month do you pay for the month up front? Is it easy to rent monthly housing or are these hotel prices?
What is Shangan (spelling?)
I want to just follow you guys around, like a shadow. You have got this so figured out. Great videos
I’ve recently discovered your videos and really love them! Every time you mention about my hometown, Türkiye, I feel so so happy 🌸 Btw, just a gentle reminder that Turkey adopted its official name to Türkiye ☺️ Lots of love from İstanbul 🥰🙋🏻♀️
Folks- thanks very much for this video. We are dying to make the part-time expat jump, though we are bound here by our 13-year-old furry family member. Until she goes to that big "farm upstate," we are limited to the planning stage, and the occasional 9-day trip to Europe. This helps us add to our list of places that we want to explore. (The "in- Schengen" and "Out-of-Shengen" info is particularly helpful, along with the prices of course) Thanks again!
Romania just joined the Schengen so good for them not so much for us
When your own rent is higher than those accommodations…
Hello…what is this shaggen (spelling probably wrong😂) that you keep talking about. Thank you for your great video and time you put into sharing your experience 🙏
Thank you for this wonderful, insightful video. I am relocating to Hoi An next year, and will refer to the other 9 locations you mention when building my Bucket List.
Have u guys been to the philippines yet or planning on it?
Don’t forget the two new Schengen countries: Bulgaria and Romania. So they won’t work to get out of the zone now. 😕
Budget .. and right of the bat i hear 950$ 😅
Great information. I want to go to your #1,2,3 for sure – just need to find a travel buddy
No central/South America?
New to the channel. Love it!! Thank you. I’m getting the bug😂
One thing to tell you. The sound level is a little lower than normal other videos. Still I am enjoying your trips 🙂
Beautiful video and you both hit all the spots.
Would you consider to meet your subscribers?
Thank you Brian n Carrie.