Red tree = Flame of the forest. Same one like the one in the temple. Yes lots of fruits and vegetables. Guavas, mulberry, durians, avocados, passion fruits, jackfruit coffee and many more. There was even the lemon grass that was in front of you. Nice videos
Watching you drive through the countryside makes me miss VN more and more. Last time I was in VN was right before the pandemic in a town called Long Hai which is similar to your place. I love driving around the country roads, taking in the smells (usually burning garbage), seeing the sites, feeling the cool breeze and stopping for ice coffee. Ah, those days were the best days. I too would like to retire one day in VN on a farm with plenty of fruit trees: durian, jackfruit, lychee, longan, mangosteen, mango, rambutan, pineapple. Also, Chom chom = Rambutan. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching and leaving kind comments. I’m sure there are plenty more wonderful days ahead.. life often surprises us. I’d retire early, sell up and do it while active and prices are low.
Area looks just likes my wife’s father’s coffee farm in Gia Lai with the valley rice fields below. Can’t wait to get back to visit the area again. The area is just beautiful.
This was fantastic. I love the farm. If that little house was livable full time you're talking my dream retirement. Maybe that place is a little too far from town for me, but that's the idea. Beautiful scenery. Just fantastic. I was pretty sure I knew what you meant, but had to Google "British slang johnny" just to make sure!
tuned in during lunchtime working at home and heard you say “It smells like a Johnny” laughed so loud I woke my dogs up and now they are bouncing and I have big Teams meeting so need them back snoozing 😀😀 you can take the loon out of Aberdeen but…..Loved the video
I really like jackfruit, mango, rambutan, I love all. It’s look so good. I hope that I can have a chance to take some fruits from the trees, I haven’t done it for a long time
Dakto used to be one of the hottest battle areas during the war . A lot of soldiers of both sides had died there . Btw Chom Chom is rambutan and lychee is Vai .
@@adventuresinvietnam I am still in HCMC , but I am leaving VN next week for the whole summer . It`s currently too warm here . Will be back in September
I got sackarters like that in Australia, Vietnamese farmers all around my 16 hectares! Australian farmers not farm this country only run cows. Vietnamese growing Asian vegetables... I amazed different country Vietnamese will farm extremely hard working on questionable soils etc. 👍🥳🍻🇦🇺mulberry in OZ.
Thanks for the info Sean. I’m too busy to check every detail & had to cut the content from 80min to 40. There was so much going on that I couldn’t edit it on my iPhone. There were so many more fruits that I couldn’t add. Perhaps a return to the farm might be in order. Cheers!
@@ChrissieSM Yes l like the breadfruit fried with batter, The seeds of the jackfruit can be boiled and yes it is a slightly harder than the breadfruit in texture but it is also nice to be eaten. Just remove the outer plastic like coat of the jf seed.
I’ve been away from the UK for a substantial amount of years, so the short answer is.. No. However I do miss some luxuries like cheese, tea, oatcakes, black pudding, Branston pickle, whole-wheat bread and weetabix. I could go on a bit.. I’ve only been in Vietnam for 2.5months so the food is relatively new.. still discovering new flavors & smells on a regular basis. Stinky sauce is quite good. Thanks!
Red tree = Flame of the forest. Same one like the one in the temple.
Yes lots of fruits and vegetables. Guavas, mulberry, durians, avocados, passion fruits, jackfruit coffee and many more.
There was even the lemon grass that was in front of you.
Nice videos
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VIETNAMESE ARE AWESOME, THEY CAN CARRY ALMOST ANYTHING WITH THEIR MOTO BIKE. LONG LIVE VIETNAM!
I agree.. viva Vietnam!
Excellent video! My son is in Hanoi now. I just pulled this up to see some remote areas! Just subscribed. What a beautiful country!
thanks for not putting annoying ads in the video.
Courgette flowers are delicious. Michelin chefs around the world use them. They should be gently fried in butter.
Love clips of the rubber plantations and fruit farms, remind me of my childhood. The Viets work hard, play hard and fight hard.
Yes, they do work hard.
Watching you drive through the countryside makes me miss VN more and more. Last time I was in VN was right before the pandemic in a town called Long Hai which is similar to your place. I love driving around the country roads, taking in the smells (usually burning garbage), seeing the sites, feeling the cool breeze and stopping for ice coffee. Ah, those days were the best days. I too would like to retire one day in VN on a farm with plenty of fruit trees: durian, jackfruit, lychee, longan, mangosteen, mango, rambutan, pineapple. Also, Chom chom = Rambutan. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching and leaving kind comments. I’m sure there are plenty more wonderful days ahead.. life often surprises us. I’d retire early, sell up and do it while active and prices are low.
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Wow, the rubber forest is gigantic! Thanks for this video, I like that you show the surrounding area of your village.
Area looks just likes my wife’s father’s coffee farm in Gia Lai with the valley rice fields below. Can’t wait to get back to visit the area again. The area is just beautiful.
This was fantastic. I love the farm. If that little house was livable full time you're talking my dream retirement. Maybe that place is a little too far from town for me, but that's the idea. Beautiful scenery. Just fantastic. I was pretty sure I knew what you meant, but had to Google "British slang johnny" just to make sure!
tuned in during lunchtime working at home and heard you say “It smells like a Johnny” laughed so loud I woke my dogs up and now they are bouncing and I have big Teams meeting so need them back snoozing 😀😀 you can take the loon out of Aberdeen but…..Loved the video
You avoided the thumbnail: covered in latex! 🤣🤣👌
I really like jackfruit, mango, rambutan, I love all. It’s look so good. I hope that I can have a chance to take some fruits from the trees, I haven’t done it for a long time
You can join me the next time.
@@adventuresinvietnam Thank you teacher
Dakto used to be one of the hottest battle areas during the war . A lot of soldiers of both sides had died there . Btw Chom Chom is rambutan and lychee is Vai .
Thanks for the info Hung.. are you in Vietnam or overseas?
@@adventuresinvietnam I am still in HCMC , but I am leaving VN next week for the whole summer . It`s currently too warm here . Will be back in September
wow those farms are stunning
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The red tree is the Flame of the forest.... Very striking when bloom fully.
I’ve been all over Vietnam many times. Would like one day to visit your small town.
Cousin it had me in stitches 😂
So great.keeping up with your good job , bro
Thank you, I will
25:42 mulberry
The berries look like tayberries.
Mulberry maybe?
What's in store today, Royston? 😂
We have seen all this hmm
I got sackarters like that in Australia, Vietnamese farmers all around my 16 hectares! Australian farmers not farm this country only run cows. Vietnamese growing Asian vegetables... I amazed different country Vietnamese will farm extremely hard working on questionable soils etc. 👍🥳🍻🇦🇺mulberry in OZ.
Their live style so what you accept Right?
Holy Shit “Cousin It”!!! 🤣
Roy kun!!!!!
What animal runs on the road in front of your motorbike?!
I think it was a dog. There arent many other animals openly roaming around.
Dâu tằm = Mulberry
Thanks for the info Sean. I’m too busy to check every detail & had to cut the content from 80min to 40. There was so much going on that I couldn’t edit it on my iPhone. There were so many more fruits that I couldn’t add. Perhaps a return to the farm might be in order. Cheers!
What’s the hell back round noises?
They are cicada
Is jackfruit the same as what they call Durian in Malaysia? Look similar. Delicious!
No.. they are completely different inside. But the spiny body can be deceiving.
The durian is round and smelly, the jackfruit is oblong.
There is Artocarpus integer aka cempedak almost very similar to jakfruit except in taste and aroma. And it best fried with batter
@@guppiesstories5942 I tried something similar in Barbados, but it was called breadfruit. The taste was similar to potato but much better.
@@ChrissieSM Yes l like the breadfruit fried with batter,
The seeds of the jackfruit can be boiled and yes it is a slightly harder than the breadfruit in texture but it is also nice to be eaten. Just remove the outer plastic like coat of the jf seed.
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DO U MISS YOUR COUNTRY AND YOUR FAMILLY ! AND FOODS ! ARE U SICK AND TIRED EAT VIETMESE FOOD ..NUOC MAM! STINK FOODS?
I’ve been away from the UK for a substantial amount of years, so the short answer is.. No.
However I do miss some luxuries like cheese, tea, oatcakes, black pudding, Branston pickle, whole-wheat bread and weetabix. I could go on a bit..
I’ve only been in Vietnam for 2.5months so the food is relatively new.. still discovering new flavors & smells on a regular basis. Stinky sauce is quite good. Thanks!
@@adventuresinvietnam Me too - 30 years now. I don't miss much but Branston Pickle is just one I manage to find a supply of!