Born DJ Traveler Crypto Couch & Investor Blockchain Enthusiast Techno Music Lover Soundtrack composer *one night an ETH saved my life* Looking for my place in the world and sharing my journey Actually in Thailand
My Pleasure ! Thanks again for spending a little time here on my small channel! I'm from Venice Italy but My Father was from the south of Italy Too!!! See you soon in the land of smiles !!!
I’m sorry Sir but I have no idea! Girls in the video are friends ! Could be an idea for a next video:-) Do you know that you can make friends and hang out like you do in your country even in Thailand ? Thanks a lot to pass by and for watching the video 🙏🏻
Great video with nice content! I love Hua Hin, most likely me and my girlfriend will retire there within the next year or so. But, if you want more subscribers to your channel you have to upgrade the audio, no offence. And yes I will push the "subscriber button".
Thanks a lot Mikael for watching my Video! I really appreciate your feedback ! I😆 Yeah definitely one of my worst video for the audio quality. It was a very windy day in Hua Hin when I had the shooting and didn’t have any windshield on the mic cause I lost it ! Just did my best in the editing cause I didn’t want to loose the footages recorded that day. I have a brand new Rode video mic now it should definitely sound better 🙏🏻 hopefully 😂 BTW I’m thinking to move in Hua Hin too 😉! Thanks again to pass by and for the subscribing I will to my best to get better and better !
Angkor Wat looks incredible! Your exploration of the ancient temples is fascinating-definitely worth the visit. Thanks for sharing! 🏛✨. Dear I think you should use video tags in the right way. because this isn't a right way to add tags there.
KL's nightlife and night markets look so vibrant and exciting! The attractions you highlighted seem like must-visit spots. Thanks for the awesome guide-I’m definitely adding Kuala Lumpur to my travel list!
Hi, could I ask you how you travelled from Phuket to Surat Thani , and then from Surat Thani to hua hin you mentioned you took the train ,.. how was the train ? ( I’ll be traveling from hua hin to Phuket the beiginning of January and I see there is a bus that says it’s 10 hours long, and then when you click on it to buy tickets it says it’s 14 hours long , so I was thinking of breaking it up and stopping over in Surat Thani , and possibly taking the train like you mentioned,… any suggestions or comments on your trip up would be much appreciated, and thank you for making the video on hua hin
@@johnmellyn2700 Hey John ! 🙏🏻Thank you so much for watching my video🙏🏻 Thai Trains are not bad at all ( better to avoid the 3rd class is very cheap and it is an experience but no aircon in most of the trains so not for everybody ). I will suggest you to catch a train Directly in Hua Hin and going down to Surat Thani it takes me 5/6 hours . Step two is to book a local bus from Surat Thani directly to the Phuket bus Station close to Phuket Town. If you leave early in the morning you can make bus+train in one day 😉. The bus is another option it takes a bit more but it is direct depending on the company and the type of bus it can be much more than 10 Hours ride . I use 12go.asia/ as a broker for bus and Trains they charge you a fee but is quick and safe in my experience you can check all the connection with them also Sharen or private minivan . It’s was a cool trip for me by train I loved it! Fell free to ask ani further info I will be happy to help ! Enjoy Hua Hin ! 🙏🏻
It’s a Really cool Hotel !!It cost me around 25 USD per night! Off season it’s much cheaper than normal and if you deal directly with them they might make you a better price than Booking or Agoga 😉🙏🏻
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Songkhla looks like a true hidden gem! The local life, delicious food, and stunning views make it such a unique destination. Thanks for sharing this amazing discovery - it’s definitely going on my travel list for Southern Thailand! 🌅🍲🌴
Hua Hin looks like such a beautiful place to land! It's easy to see why you're loving it already. The beaches, scenery, and relaxed vibe really come through in your video. Thanks for sharing your first impressions - can't wait to see more of your adventures here! 🌴✨
Thank you so Much! You are still here since the beginning of my journey ! I really appreciate it! It means a lot for me ! I hope to keep up the good work and getting better but sometimes it’s just nice to travel and simply enjoy it 😉🙏🏻
@@LeoThomas26 thank You 🙏🏻! Songkhla It is a very touristic place in my opinion is just not popular expecially for western ! It’s a lovely town ! I hope to come back soon
Where do all the migrant workers frm myanmar bangladesh those working as waiters cleaners in bukit bintang live? Its tht old building opposite tht massage centre tht said "real" malaysians live. NO malaysians dont live there
I would like to invite you to travel to Thailand. I guarantee that the number of followers of your channel will definitely increase. Now I have subscribed to your channel and wish you a fun trip.
@@masters9559 Thank you so much !!! If you watch my previous videos I was plenty of time in Thailand and I love it ! I miss it so much and and I will be back very soon!!
@@thecryptoDJ TY for visit Cambodia. Google search for "thailand culture origin khmer": BRITANNICA DICTIONARY The Tai borrowed from the Khmer many elements of Indianized culture, including royal ceremonies, customs followed at the court, and especially the Indian epic Ramayana, which influenced not only literature but also classical dance. Even in modern Thai culture the legacy of the Indianized culture of Angkor is still evident, architecture, costume and classical arts. Mon-Khmer civilizations inThailand inHistory Also known as: Kingdom of Thailand, Ratcha Anachak Thai, Siem "As the Tai moved into mainland Southeast Asia, they came in contact with peoples speaking Mon-Khmer languages who had long inhabited the region. Indian traders traveling to China during the early centuries of the 1st millennium CE had carried Hindu and Buddhist beliefs and practices to some of those peoples, including the Mon, who lived in what is now Myanmar. The Mon were the first people in mainland Southeast Asia to adopt Buddhism. Between the 6th and 9th centuries the Mon established several small Buddhist kingdoms within the area encompassed by present-day southern Myanmar and central Thailand. From what are now the towns of Nakhon Pathom and Lop Buri in central Thailand, they extended their power eastward across the Khorat Plateau, northward as far as Chiang Mai, and northeastward into what is now Laos. Those Mon kingdoms are collectively called Dvaravati. The Dvaravati period is noted for its artwork, particularly its Buddhist sculptures and votive images made of terra-cotta or stucco. As the Tai moved south into mainland Southeast Asia, they also encountered the Khmer of Cambodia. Between the 9th and the 13th century, Khmer rulers expanded their domains from their capital at Angkor, establishing an empire that, at its height under Jayavarman VII (reigned 1181-c. 1220), extended over approximately half of modern Thailand. Whereas Mon kingdoms were predominantly Buddhist in character, Khmer civilization-which found its supreme expression in the great temple complex at Angkor-was heavily influenced by Hindu ideas and practices. The Tai borrowed from the Khmer many elements of Indianized culture, including royal ceremonies, customs followed at the court, and especially the Indian epic Ramayana, which influenced not only literature but also classical dance. Even in modern Thai culture the legacy of the Indianized culture of Angkor is still evident."
