Nice equipment used to capture Hua Hin in all it's glory - like how diverse the spots are that you selected. It's interesting how limited one tends to get once you got used to going only to that ONE location. Thanks for inspiration to explore more
I love Hua Hin. Thanks for sparking fond memories. I used to live at Soi 19 and loved riding my bicycle into town in the early morning and just zipping around the old town streets. Are you on an ebike?
Came here for the 1st time years ago (withinin this exact route in fact, Soi Bintabaht), but HH is a place that sticks to you from the moment you get there. So it's definitely soul destroying to see it being a shell of it's former self. I'd give anything to be there right now, even as it is.
We are hoping to visit HH in March/April next year, hopefully the vaccine situation will be sorted by then. Sad to see it so empty but unsurprising all things considered. Can I ask, what did you use to film this, the transitions are so smooth.
Hopefully things will be much better by that time, it's a sad situation here at the moment. I used an iPhone 12 Pro on a DJI gimbal and hold it in one hand, then steer the bike with my other hand! 🙏😊
Yep you're right. I hadn't been back to Koh Chang since I was backpacking here almost 20 years ago. It was a slightly different experience this time. 😄
@@tonytottenham9872 yeah, we popped in there. Pretty much the only people on the beach and everything shut or completely empty and hoping for a customer. Really sad. We stayed on White Sands which at least had a bit of life to it.
