𝗩𝗨𝗡𝗚 𝗧𝗔𝗨 𝗩𝗜𝗘𝗧𝗡𝗔𝗠 - Should You Come To Vung Tau?
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Published 2023-09-01
𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗢𝗳 𝗟𝗶𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 (Summer 2023)
Everyone lives a different lifestyle, and it's impossible to know exactly how much you would be spending in Vung Tau. Here is a sample montly budget for us if we were living in Vung Tau, based on our personal lifestyle (in US dollars):
$550 Housing and Utilities
$350 Food
$50 Transportation
$150 Extras (Cell Phone, Entertainment, Clothing, etc.)
$1100 TOTAL
And here are a few more expenses that may or may not apply to your situation:
$100 Health
$300 Insurance
$150 One Trip To Visit Family In The US
$200 Two Or Three Vacations Per Year
$1850 GRAND TOTAL
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Watch this video if you plan to visit Vung Tau Vietnam, live in Vung Tau Vietnam, retire in Vung Tau Vietnam, move to Vung Tau Vietnam, want to know the pros and cons of Vung Tau Vietnam, want to know if Vung Tau Vietnam is worth visiting, want to live in Vung Tau Vietnam on a budget, want to watch a Vung Tau vlog, want to learn more about Vung Tau living, are interested in Vung Tau travel, want to see Vung Tau food, want to be a Vung Tau digital nomad, want to be an expat in Vung Tau, learn about Vung Tau's cost of living, etc.
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Chapters:
0:31 The Ferry
1:32 The Christ Statue
2:50 The Grand Hotel
3:40 Eating In The Supermarket
4:31 The Beaches
5:31 Trash
6:21 The Cost Of Living
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All Comments (21)
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My wife and I first went to Vung Tau in Dec 2000 staying at Back Beach near Sammy's Hotel. We returned several times last visiting there in 2010. I remember it was much longer walking up the statue than I had expected so you give good advice. Your video brings back fond memories and also shows some changes. Weekends were much more crowded with day trippers from HCM city so I recommend staying there on weekdays if possible. Hoping to go back for a visit next year and stay at Front Beach.
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Hi Ryan and Emily, thanks once again for showing us various parts of Vietnam. My family and I have yet to set foot in Vietnam but now we got a much better idea which city to stay, places of interest, food to look out for and how much to budget for. All thanks to The Snails Traveller. ❤
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I would visit there. I visited northern Vietnam before but would love to see the south. I appreciate your father's service.
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Great video thanks so much for taking the time to make it. I think I will make Vungtau my new home!
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Glad I found your channel. Thanks for visiting Vietnam. Keep up The great work. Look forward to seeing mang more of your exciting adventures
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Another great video - it's almost like being there. Thank you.
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What an interesting video! I have never heard of this place, and it was very cool to see what is available close to HCMC. I really found the stuff with your Father super interesting as well. It is remarkable how many of that generation spent time fighting in the War in Vietnam. Thanks again for another great video.
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Vung Tau is home town and where I was born. After the Vietnam war my family move to the U.S and living here since. I love Vung Tau, thanks for video my hometown.
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Looks like an interesting side trip from HCMC. Love that Emily found her kitchen namesake.
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That's a nice destination! We missed it when we stayed in Southern Viet Nam, but now I want to go back and visit! Thanks for the video as always :)
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Good, tightly edited video, to the point. I had you on 1.3x speed, but one of the better youtube holiday posts, eschewing shots of airports, elevators and hotel rooms
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I would love to go up into the arms of the Christ statue!! I bet that would be such a cool experience! Thanks for sharing 😊
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Quality video. Vung tao is my birthplace. I will return one day soon
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WOw, thank you for your good review. I was born and raise there until studying abroad and living in Amsterdam now. Out of the trash issue cuz it’s a part of “Vietnamese culture” (😅srr motherland), I proud to recommend that VT is the most lovable city if you have a chance to stay longer.
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Great video, but let me correct a few things. I've lived in Vung Tau for 5+ years. The temperature doesn't average in the 90's year round. It is only that hot for 6 months of the year. 6 months of the year, it's in the low to mid 80's. Average monthly rent is between $300 to $400, plus utilities. There are several VIP van services that take you or picks you up directly to or at the airport.
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The back beach has calm and blue clear water during the summer months. Whereas front beach is nice from dec to april..
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We plan to visit Southern Vietnam next year. Fortunately, the 90 day visa is available so we can visit several destinations during that time. It's great to get some ideas about where to visit other than Saigon. I also appreciate your recommendations for transportation from place to place. Safe travels guys.
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We are Vietnamese American living in Silicon Valley in the last 45 years. We plan on retiring in Vũng Tàu ❤
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Amazing video. Will spend 2 weeks in February as part of my sabbatical there. Any chance you could recommend me a website for the boat trip? Will arrive around 8PM local time so would like to find some options to get down to VT.
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Buddy i have a query - Can we book group tours from Klook for pick up at Vung Tung or those tours and pick up only availabale at HCMC ?
