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I am a Vietnam era Marine Corps veteran. I spent 1 1/2 years in Da Nang and several months in Chu Lai from 1967 thru 1970. I really enjoy seeing the changes made in Vietnam and the video you made here, thanks for sharing your experiences.

DN is the #1 choice overall for retirees in VN. A couple points Dan missed is: 1)safety 2)local culture (local/central VN people are the most chill/unasuming/down to earth people ) and finally 3)It offers a great ideal ratio vibe of small beach town feel & big touristy area feel so that if you live there you still have access to lively vibrant activity at your doorsteps (so your best friends n family will want to visit you). Who wants to go retire and look at the rice fields 8 hrs day?

Vietnam, a country with friendly people

Fully agree with your findings. Da Nang is a great place. I have escaped the winters in the Netherlands for the last 10 years or so. The last two I have spend in Da Nang and I will arrive again on January 24th for two months. I am a vegetarian my whole life and I was pleased to see you listing of vegan/vegetarian restaurants. I discoverd some new ones. Thanks for the video.

Da Nang was one of the best places I stayed. 6 months there was so good. Great value for money when it came to accommodation, food, cafes and so much more. I would highly recommend it!!

DaNang looks and sounds like a great destination for me. im a 68 year old retired man with a few health issues. the food looks amazing and so affordable. you have the most detailed and informative channel for expacts like me, by far. i have watched them all over the past year and i basicly only watch your vids these days. thank you for your good work and recommendations. i cannot wait to get to southeast Asia and spend quality time there. Glenn

I'm currently living in DaNang near My Khe. I spend most of my time between here and Hoi An. This is a very good video of what's becoming my favorite place in Southeast Asia, with very accurate and useful information for anyone wishing to enjoy the laid-back experience.

I’m putting DaNang on my list! Thx and keep up the good work. Sending peace and love

Great video. I just came back from there last week. Fell in love with the place and hope to make it my second home in the near future.

I absolutely love Da Nang! I wish Vietnam would introduce an affordable retirement visa.

I worked for Vietnamien people here in Canada and they make the best food i have ever eated. My number 1 favorite food of all time. Absolutely délicious

Love videos like this. Vietnam has moved up the list. Thanks.❤

Hey guys, Happy New Year. Currently living in Pattaya, TH. I am thinking of going to Vietnam and exploring the cost of living. This vlog is very useful.

Traveled to Vietnam a couple of times with a Vietnam Veterans group, in 99 and 01, and went from North to South and stayed in Hanoi, Hue, Da Nang, Nha Trang, Saigon, etc... Outside of Saigon, it was rare to see westerners, and most that you saw weren't tourist or expats, they were working there. Always rented scooters and had no problems, you just drive like you walk over there, and just go. Most of the beach resorts weren't built yet, but they took us around and showed them under construction. We rented Cyclos in Hanoi and strapped an insulated keg to one and rode around town getting drunk with the Cyclo drivers. Hue was nice, seeing the Citadel, and doing a dinner cruise on the perfume river was fun. Stayed at the Furama in Da Nang both times, nice place, drank snake and gecko wine, checked out Marble Mountain, and hung out at the real China Beach, etc.. Nha Trang was a nice beachfront town, but had alot of Heroin and crime problems back then, and the locals had destroyed the nice coral areas for snorkling and diving from fishing with dynamite. Saigon was fun, but had a lot more Western feel to it, and the Rex hotel used to have really good food. Most people don't realize that alot of the Cyclo drivers in Saigon were former South Vietnamese military. After the reeducation camps post war, that was one of the few jobs they were allowed to have. Anyway, had a great time on both trips as a guest of the Vietnam Veterans group, and got to travel to all the old battle sites, bases, etc., and listen to the Vets as they talked about their experiences. I am glad i got to see Vietnam before social media, and alot of tourists and expats showed up. The people were very friendly, and was surprised how many spoke English even up North. I hope to return in a couple of years. If anyone is interested i have videos from the trip on my channel, not great footage because the humidity played hell with my new camcorder.

The food looks amazing! Thanks for the report!

Thanks for doing this series on Vietnam. I am headed to Thailand area in the next month. Vietnam will be one of those places. I will check out for a future residence. Short-term more long-term. I don't know, but it's interesting that you mentioned it. Because I saw something about this. I'm a bloggers. Website and now that you're doing. This makes me more interested. Because I trust your content. Thank you.

During my youth growing up in California, I heard some stories from my friend about his father's experience during the Vietnam War - his father was a U.S. Army officer, saw combat, and did three tours. There were a few stories and the one I remember the most was my friend saying that his father said that the rats in Da Nang were abundant and were as "big as cats". Hopefully, more than 50 years later, rats are no longer a problem in Da Nang, but I'm pretty sure they're a problem in L.A. now. Lol

GREAT VID! I TAUGHT ENGLISH IN SAIGON FOR 2.5 YRS AND LOVED THE PEOPLE, FOOD, CULTURE. I SPENT AROUND $700 A MONTH FOR ALL MY EXPENSE AND LIVED LIKE A KING. I TRAVELED ALL OVER BUT DIDN'T GET TO DA NANG. I'LL DEFINITELY GO BACK FOR A VISIT.

Everything looks great there. Thank you for doing these vids it will really help narrow down things when I decide to retire overseas. You guys are awesome!