My name is Jack and I'm a part-time solo budget traveler. I am originally from Thailand, but I live in the USA. Through an exchange program at age 16, I gained a passion for traveling and pondered the idea of recording my experiences for people to see.
Here you will find authentic and raw travel vlogs and travel guides. I will bring you engaging content that immerses you in local cultures and showcases the life stories and perspectives of people we meet along the way. Through my videos, I hope to inspire you to live your adventurous lives (outside of your comfort zone), volunteer and make a positive impact on underserved communities, and bring you valuable travel videos.
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Hi, im from quito, the toilet flushing thing is proved to be fake, i hate they shoe that to tourists, its not like one meter diference is going to change how it works, you need to go mch further to notice the difference.
For intermediate to advance I would say. It is very rocky and steep when climbing up. It’s also hot and takes 45 mins to get to the top (more time for beginners). Beginners can do it but it might take longer
Nicaragua is in my bucket list !!! ✨️ I am definitely going to visit Nicaragua 🇳🇮 in the near future !! Beautiful country !! Wonderful,fresh,jucy veggies & fruits ,lically grown !!I am vegetarian, so,looking forward to eat those there !! People are seeming very welcoming there ,too !! Horse carriages, I'll pass ! They're looking very skinny in Nicaragua,unfortunately. Horse carriages, horse racing are very cruel business that I won't support. I love that I won't have to bring sweaters or winter clithes even if I visit there in winter !! Lol 👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇳🇮💕💞
ok, I rolled it back I see you still had to pay the border fee, what about the port fee-is it included and what is the total price of everything, who did you book with? LAst question, when did you go-like the time of the year? Thanks in advance
Baños is so magical. You'll never go back to the same ciry twice. Everytime you go there are like 10 new things to go see and do and an endless amount of adventures to enjoy. I go there every chance I get.
Beautiful country and lovely people. I was there with my family last August. One thing I am curious about. Do the ants work as aphrodisiac? I was going to buy it but my wife stopped me :D
Have been considering travel to Nica but the videos I have seen just haven't excited me about going. Until now. So, thank you for a good, solid informational video. I subscribed and plan to check out all your vids on Nica and El Salvador. Curious to see your vids on Ecuador, too. I spent a month there a few years back and fell in love with the country and people.
That ojo de agua was purchased and a gift from my father when I was 15 years old. He gifted it to me and 4 acres on the beach of Santo Domingo. When I was 15 being a stupid teenager I told my father I wanted to live in Managua and wasn’t interested in doing anything on the island. Once I turned 21 I came back to America to find the American dream. Thats when my father sold the ojo de agua and the land on the beach. You can imagine back then he purchased it all for $1500 dollars. Now I am 46 and this piece of land is worth a couple million easy. Remember kids listen to your parents. My lesson will be when I return to the Isla and pay $10 bucks to swim on the ojo de agua and realize it was mine but now I got to pay to enjoy it lol good times people glad you enjoy the island 🏝️
Me imagino como se siente ver algo q fue de tu familia yo tengo 30 años viviendo equi en California y mi papa me dejo una propiedad en la isla de Ometepe ahorrillas del lago ahora tengo una casa ahí y estoy preparándome para retirarme y vivir en ese ermoso lugar
Me emociono este video, mi país es hermoso y también su gente. Gracias por tratar con tanto respeto y cariño a los salvadoreños. Me encantaron todos tus videos de El Salvador. ❤😊
Another great video! I’m Salvadoran but haven’t been back since 2001. Believe it or not, I never went to the beach, which is something I’ll definitely be doing when I go back which will hopefully be someday soon. I love Coconut water but never eaten the meat, you make it look sooo good, it’s definitely on my bucket list! Yes, we are known for our hospitality, and I’m glad you had a great time, the beaches look absolutely gorgeous in your video. 👍
This was a great video, thanks!Greetings from Canada🇨🇦, I’m Salvadoran, the last time I went to El Salvador was in 2000 and 2001. I’ve never been to either Santa Ana or Chalatenango(which is where El Pital is) but I hope to go back soon and I will definitely visit these places as I’ve wanted to for a while. I liked the little bits of information you brought up in the video, they are accurate, yes I would recommend travelling by bus, it’s much cheaper and also you get to interact with locals, pollo campero is definitely the kfc there although they also have kfc there, and like any chain restaurant, the food will vary from place to place. I only ever went to the ones downtown San Salvador and it was exactly like kfc, just as crispy, but yes definitely try the local food as well, we have lots of great dishes, and people with light eyes and hair are common throughout Chalatenango, and also other parts of El Salvador as well, and I loved how your dog friend guided you, it definitely brings back memories! 😊
Its amazing really to see someone documenting the beauty of our country. It is unreal to live in such an amazing country, hope you enjoyed your visit and hope you come back again sometime.
@@johnmills2678 yes the metropolitan includes parts of Kentucky and Indiana. I’m in brown county an hour plus east of Cincinnati but I’m still counted in that.
