How Much Life in Vietnam Costs Me

Описание: Breaking down how much I spend living in Dalat, Vietnam.

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Are you planning your next journey?
Here’s everything I personally use to plan my trips, from booking flights to finding unique things to do once I land. I only recommend tools I genuinely use and trust (some of the links are affiliate links, which helps support this channel at no extra cost to you):

1. Flight and hotel hunting starts on Skyscanner. It is a travel search engine that finds the best prices for me and then redirects to a booking service. I specifically like their “Explore Everywhere” feature that shows the cheapest flights from a chosen departure city/country. https://skyscanner.pxf.io/niki

2. I always book flights on Trip.com. Their service is reliable, never gave me a reason to switch, and their loyalty program is quite good. https://www.trip.com/t/zfAtjElSeP2

3. I book accommodation whatever service has a better deal after checking prices with Skyscanner. I find that Agoda has slightly better deals in Asia, Trip.com has better options specifically in Eastern Asia, and Booking.com is just good in general. Oftentimes I stay in apartments that I find on Airbnb.

4. Before any trip, I prepare two things:
– Travel insurance. I use SafetyWing, it’s made for frequent travelers and digital nomads, super easy to set up and manage claims. I use their basic insurance policy that renews every 4 weeks and works everywhere I travel. https://bit.ly/niki-safetywing-2025
– eSIM. I usually compare providers, but lately Trip.com has had the absolute best eSIM deals in every destination I've checked myself. https://www.trip.com/t/zfAtjElSeP2

5. For general travel needs (like attraction tickets, airport transfers, subway passes, etc.) I usually book through Trip.com or Klook. Never had any issues with that.

6. For more local and authentic experiences I use GetYourGuide. I even put together a curated list of cool experiences across Asia that I’m slowly working through myself. https://getyourguide.com/-cs630

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⏱ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 intro
00:37 money in Vietnam
01:10 breakfast at a local cafe / food prices
03:35 my apartment / accommodation prices
05:13 motorbike rental and coffee shop
07:26 going to a supermarket / grocery prices
11:51 dinner time / restaurant prices
13:25 more detailed costs breakdown