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@TigersTimelessTreasures

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I booked my first flight with fare drop the other day! Not the cheapest available deal, but the second cheapest and an airline where I get points. Boom!!!

@brianallred244

5 жыл бұрын

I haven't but I've shared it with friends I have do travel.

@johnmendoza5907

5 жыл бұрын

How do you guys stay fit while eating all that badass food? Share your tips with us.

@markolwick2223

5 жыл бұрын

Sadly not available for traveling FROM Bangkok.

@ernst565

5 жыл бұрын

@@gesileheart damn why the hate?

Thank you Kara and Nate for passing by our restaurant and making a wonderful video out of it. We really enjoyed welcoming you and it was a pleasure sharing this experience with you. ❤️❤️❤️

@chriswatson9818

2 жыл бұрын

What a really great place!

Since you start your every morning with a cup of coffee, you should make your own mugs as merch.❤️ Much love ❤️❤️

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

We have before, and definitely will again 🤗

@BEAdventurePartners

5 жыл бұрын

Such a great idea @InesaM-S :)

@reveenarothman-rudnicki2581

5 жыл бұрын

I will buy your mug

@minnaminna2062

5 жыл бұрын

I will buy that K&N mug!

@delukxy

5 жыл бұрын

Sponsored by KeNco.

“My soup tastes brown.” Is probably the best thing Kara said!

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

lol! that made me laugh out loud too!!!! -

@lucysapphire

5 жыл бұрын

👍🤣🤣

@htkhattab

5 жыл бұрын

@@gesileheart that is probably the most inaccurate description of anything or anyone i've read on the internet, and i've read a lot of bs out there

@SourceFlow

5 жыл бұрын

Coffee is brown too... Hm..... 🤔☕

@SigisTravelVideos

5 жыл бұрын

@@SourceFlow Only with milk or cream in it😁

Guy: NO CAMERA! Nate: ok I don’t why that was sooo funny

@quanbrooklynkid7776

4 жыл бұрын

W

@aadivirsingh9766

4 жыл бұрын

Wdym

@ClassPresidentAlejandro1999

3 жыл бұрын

where is the video where they drink cha cha?

@williambuttlicker5654

2 жыл бұрын

timestamp?

@Anothercommentsection

4 ай бұрын

4 years later i was looking for this comment XD

I love how sweet Nate is to Kara... bringing her coffee every morning! Adorable! 💕 Reminds me to make sure and do kind things for my hubby daily. ☺️ The little things matter.

Vietnam is such an interesting place. The people are incredibly friendly in a way that is also a bit sad, as it’s very easy to see these are people who have been surpressed for so many decades.

I went to Vietnam Thailand and Cambodia in December and this was like walking down memory lane! Vietnam is the most amazing place in the world!! xx

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

AGREED! 💗

My oldest son has been all over the world. He has not been to as many countries as you guys but he is well traveled. Vietnam is one of his favorite places. "Follow a local across the street" was exactly the advice he got when he was there. He has great stories about Vietnam and India.

Ahh good video. I'm 33 years old. Growing up in USA, I felt extremely removed from what war really is and learning about different wars has been really transformative for how I relate to myself and others.

More museum stuff!! That’s great content to me! I wish I knew y’all did more of that in your travels 🥰😎❤️

@CuteArwen

5 жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@ilovesparky13

5 жыл бұрын

They have said in the past that they’re not super into museums.

@sarahsevere2639

5 жыл бұрын

Oh for sure! But they also said they don’t really show them when they do go. Just interesting to me to see museums from other countries. 👍

@xdgs567z

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve been to that museum before and it’s definitely depressing and deepens our perception of the harsh reality of war

Some trivia about the war: my Dad served twice over there and was treated alwful when he came back. My Dad loved the children there and we sent candy etc. For the kids. He fought for the Vietnamese who needed freedom. I have pics of the country and people there etc., very special. He said it was a beautiful country, glad ya'll enjoyed it there and the fact it's a free country. Blah blah blah, I'll stop now. Lol. Love to both of you!

So interesting to see war history from a different perspective right? My Vietnamese friends gave me an insight based on their perspective and honestly, this was the same way with the Filipino-American War because I learned Philippine history in the Philippines then moved to the U.S. at 12 years old and things were completely different when I learned it again. I'm glad you guys are open minded!

Wow. You totally just made us want to add Vietnam to our full time travel schedule. Thanks Kara and Nate!

@BEAdventurePartners

5 жыл бұрын

Us too!!

@LukeDamant

5 жыл бұрын

Turn It Up World me too! Definitely adding it to the list, and hopefully visiting this year. I have heard such good things about the country👍 super excited for it!

@hml808

5 жыл бұрын

Really? That video wanted to make you explore Vietnam? As much as I love Kara and Nate’s videos, that was more of an update what they are doing, instead of an inspiring video.

@TurnItUpWorld

5 жыл бұрын

@@hml808 Just loved the food options they showed, the completely dark restaurant they ate at, plus others that we saw in the video, the motor bikes, the shops, the scenery. We watched the entire video.

Awesome video guys! Vietnam 🇻🇳 has been mentioned to me by so many people so I think it’s finally time I take the plunge! Going to put this one in the books 📚👍

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

eek, just saw your comment! it really is awesome! theres so much to do and see the hardest thing is narrowing down what to do! honestly you wont regret it! we went years back and are eager to get back with our baby soon!

@LukeDamant

5 жыл бұрын

The Backpacking Family how long ago did you guys go? I bet it will be a completely different place when you guys go back! It will be a great experience for you seeing what’s changed and what is new to the country 👍

😂I was laughing so hard when y’all where eating in the dark with your comments and everything

Lol that dinner in the dark 😭 I’m CRYING “My soup tastes brown.” Nate dropping his fork?? this is all just quality content omg your vlogs just get better and better

I also went to the War Remnants Museum, and while silently crying on my own, I watched the Americans on the same room with me, seeing the photos and reading those photos. I was curious what they were thinking. I guess you answered it. Thank you for your content. Love from the Philippines

As a blind person I think it’s so cool that you had that experience of dining with no vision. Glad you enjoyed a little taste of my blind world! I’ve been watching your videos for 2 years and adore everyone! Thanks guys, sending love x

I love Vietnam!!! I traveled there last year from Australia, for my first ever over seas trip. (Went after watching your video on the ha long bay I just had to go there!!) Stayed in to chi Minh city for a week and went to the war museum and OMG I know how you feel!! I had the same feeling it was such an interesting experience. It broke my heart to see all the photos.

Your dinner in the dark is GOLD. "my soup tastes brown" SO great hahah

@BEAdventurePartners

5 жыл бұрын

Bahahah "my soup tastes brown" was definitely Kara's best one liner in this one! These two crack us up!

I binge-watched your 2016 Vietnam & Cambodia vlogs before my trip there last year and tried several of your recommendations. I also went to Ho Chi Minh City which you didn't then (and to Ben Thanh Market and the War Remnants Museum). So seeing this video now feels so nostalgic. Love it :)

I went to an event this year for prevention for blindness earlier this year. We ate dinner blindfolded and it was a pretty cool to have that experience. It made me have so much appreciation for the people that aren't able to remove the blindfold and be able to see what we see everyday.

Oh my! You two have broken through a new threshold of creativeness and honesty that is the benchmark of great storytelling with this episode! Brilliant! Love, love, love the originality of the blind dinner. Perfect editing Kara :) Best was the post review, brought tears to my eyes. You two epitomize a loving couple. I can see why so many people now want to see you have a child while traveling the entire world :) Thanks so much for this share. Blessings, James and Kim

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

James and Kim, you’re too kind! Thanks so much 💜 So glad you enjoyed this episode! 😁

OMG Nate, that market owner at 4:38 was like " NO CAMERA" - Guess he didn't want his knock off sunglasses and bags filmed. LOL. By the way, would you watch our latest video as we'd love to hear your thoughts as well.

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

lol! yeah, heaven forbid free advertising on one of you tube's biggest travel channels #fail

@TurnItUpWorld

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheBackpackingFamily OMG!!!

@dragonmac1234

5 жыл бұрын

It sounds like Kara and Nate had different experiences in that market. Kara thought the people were nice and it seems the locals Nate met were a bit pushy/grumpy. Maybe it's because he had a camera.

@leonham8105

5 жыл бұрын

um and the rats?

@TurnItUpWorld

5 жыл бұрын

@@dragonmac1234 I think that's exactly right. I'm assuming because they are selling the knock off name brand bags and sunglasses they don't want to get in trouble by the big companies. LOL!!

"Oh I just stuck my finger in my soup" 😂😂😂😂 this dinner was really funny

Ho Chi Minh is such a cool city, the food is amazing! Glad you guys were able to check out the American war museum. It’s crazy (as an American) how little we learned about it in school, the museum is definitely eye opening. On a lighter note- the dining in the dark experience seems SO cool!!!

Oh my goodness! Kara and Nate, where do I start with this video! I love how you both capture the beauty and uniqueness of every place that you visit. Right from Nate’s coffee wake up call for Kara 💝 to Kara guiding Nate through the traffic as he filmed 🥰 to your different perspectives on the market 😅 down to date night in such a unique place ☺️ But you know what truly makes you guys so lovely, is that you both take time to really listen to people, even in the way you took in what you saw at the museum and the way you felt for the people, the way you felt for the tour guide, the way you felt what the owner or Noir was saying, the way you felt for the staff at Noir...you guys go above and beyond what they say...you actually listen to them above all the words in your conversation...I hope I’m making sense...and I think that’s what makes you one of my favourite couples on YT 🤗🤗 Love you both! And sending a big hug from across the World 🤗🤗 P.S. Love your delicate aeroplane pendant Kara, so pretty ☺️

Love how you dropped in FAREDROP. Smooth!!

@TurnItUpWorld

5 жыл бұрын

So many motorbikes. Did you ride a motor bike while there?

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

Haha ✈️ no we didn’t this time!

@BEAdventurePartners

5 жыл бұрын

LOL they know what they are doing @TurnItUpWorld! Solid models of how it's done 😉

After you reach your 100 countries goal you should consider "Food around the world with Kara & Nate" you're fantastik in this topic 😜 Saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦

"my soup tastes brown" .. I'm not even gonna question it 😂

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

lol! "my soup tastes brown" should totally be the title of this video!!

I can understand getting the perspective from the museum there. The best way to learn about it though is to talk to those who lived it. My other half is a Vietnam Vet. Unfortunately, he has to live with it and the aftermath for life. It was hard for them there and hard when they came home. What was done to both sides, both by the other and their own, was criminal. It is part of history that should never be forgotten. And to this day, it is still labeled a "Police Action" instead of the war that it was.

Oh my gosh, I've heard of those in the dark restaurants! Your conversation during dinner was HILARIOUS! Thank you for keeping this in the video! 😂

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

😂💗

Oh god your videos are so addictive they are amazing...I hope you guys upload everyday. My anxiety level increases if I don't see your videos immediately

Kara is always beautiful, but I must say 14:14 her skin was glowing in that light and her eyes looked so beautiful. Also the eating in the dark restaurant looked and sounded amazing. When I was in Ho Chi Min City we went to a cafe that employs only staff with Down syndrome and it also was amazing. I’ve forgotten the name but it was a big green cafe near a garden temple.

Ok the dinner captions had me rolling!!! SO funny!

This makes me miss ho chi Minh so much! I lived there 15 months until last year and it is so amazing. Vietnam is awesome and the food there is amazing!! Made me so nostalgic to watch this and recognize a lot of the streets and places. I highly recommend visiting Ninh Binh in the south, so beautiful!

@talashea

5 жыл бұрын

We went to Ninh Binh last Feburary after a cruise on Halong Bay, they call Ninh Binh the halong of the land, loved it there!

@tonyvu2011

4 жыл бұрын

Ninh Binh is in the North, DaLat my home town is also very nice :)

This is great because I watched your Vietnam vlogs yesterday while I was waiting for this! Also would die for coconut iced coffee

@BEAdventurePartners

5 жыл бұрын

Ya @SeanzieP that coco iced coffee sounds like a dream We are sweating our faces off here in Bonaire. LOL Where you at?

@oliviamonkey

5 жыл бұрын

So this would be your last coffee ever ? you'd be dead remember. . .

@ItsSeanzie

5 жыл бұрын

olivia tg Yep! So it better be the best coffee I ever had

Interesting you guys going thru the war museum, I was there in 69 and 70 and as a 21 year old Air Force Sgt I knew we did not belong there, those people were so nice and friendly, the only decent thing I did while I was there is take the orphan kids to the zoo on Sundays, we didn’t understand each other but yet we did, I would love to go back.

Love your videos. I'm Vietnamese and would not go to any war museum in Vietnam. Many are propaganda to make you feel like you've felt. Also, Kara did a good job with pronouncing the dish bún bò nam bộ. Say it like this (b-oon b-aww nam b-ohhh). Have fun travelling and be safe...

@dangdinhquan266

4 жыл бұрын

A Bowl of RT You just ignorant about the history, such a shame on you!

@esme7497dy

4 жыл бұрын

I was upset by the "guilt" remark. I remember watching the news during the war. Initially we were there to help the Vietnamese people but then it became a political war under Kennedy and Johnson. Washington ran that war instead of the military. My cousin's life was basically ruined by the Agent Orange. But I don't felt guilt. Check out what the Viet Cong did to the common Vietnamese.

OG coffee preparation! Rats! A museum! Pitch black video! Secret food! Hide and seek coffee shop heart! I want to go!

😂😂😂. Nate’s commentary at Noir is hilarious LOL!! Awesome video!

The dining experience you had at Noir is a great initiative, we have one as well in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Love it!!!

Oh my gosh...I remember you sharing some of that dinner on IG. So cool.

That lunch is my favourite Vietnamese dish. I like the variant that has the extra mini spring rolls chucked into the bowl.

Yay Vietnam!!!!!! I absolutely loved Vietnam and can’t wait to return.

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

SAME ❤️

This might be my favorite video. Love seeing the world open for you both.

Y’all experience some of the coolest things! I have never really thought about any war from any other point of view but the ones I was taught. Very eye opening for sure. Thanks!

The highlight of every summer day is one of your videos. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

Same here! These 2 work soooo hard

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

Awww ☀️ Happy Friday!

I have to recommend the restaurant Bun Cha (145 Bui Vien). We always eat there when we’re visiting Vietnam. You have to stand in line for a while but it’s so worth it. My mouth gets watery when I think about the food, cheap and totally amazing.

I love those old videos! I love your new videos, but I love your old videos too!

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

We have a restaurant similar to that in Calgary, called Dark Table. The only difference is you could order what you liked off a menu that you viewed before you went into the completely darkened restaurant. I remember feeling quite nervous and out of sorts for the first several minutes without the use of my sight. I also realized how much of my communication with others is based on visual cues that I no longer had available to me. The employees were all visually impaired and were obviously very comfortable navigating the room without the use of sight - a very interesting turning of the tables and opportunity to appreciate how the world feels from a different perspective. Love that this is a concept available to people around the world!

Iced coconut coffee sounds so good!

Always checking KZread for new content from you two wonderful people. Most of the time, I even beat the notification 😂 Safe travels 🇩🇰🇩🇰🙌😘

@TurnItUpWorld

5 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! They really do a great job. We're full time travelers as well and we still find time to enjoy some of Kara and Nate. By the way, would you watch our latest video as we'd love to hear your thoughts as well.

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you so much! That makes us so happy 🤗

your life together is magic!!! I love you both

I never expected the city to have such modern aparments and areas!! So beautiful!!

Can't wait to drink all the coffee in Vietnam when I go next year :) Awesome vlog as usual!!

You both have get a pair of those stylish face masks the Vietnamese have. Nice job Kara, you look out for traffic while Nate films.

Hi Kara and Nate - great video - Ho Chi Minh looks amazing - we haven't made it to Vietnam yet. Love all the coffee - Nate you're good - Coffee in bed 😀👍We've just got back from El Salvador - an awesome friendly place with some seriously good coffee !! Love local markets great way so seeing local life. Wow the food in Baba I am so hungry now - thanks for sharing Chris & Marianne x

Great video. Looks like fun. You two are great together. Keep up the wonderful job. Enjoy.

I’ve been waiting for this 😱 Vietnam coffee is amazing 😁

Thank you for showing the conversation in the darkness.... I laughed so hard ....

I love how you make Kara coffee every morning, so sweet. Love the FareDrop emails. Too bad we can't travel much this year, but hopefully in 2020.

We have a Noir here in Toronto, Canada too just like that where all the staff is blind and you eat in the dark. But we also have another unique place here called Signs where all the staff is deaf and you cant talk to order anything you have to use soley sign language... which they have visually explained to you one the menu for each food and you have to try to sign it to the waiter to order. Its such an experience.

All that coffee looks sooooo good!! 😍 Also love your vlogs

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

haha, i thought this, watching this, im torn, shhhhhhould i pause and go make a coffee to watch it, or have one after 😜😂😀

I think one privilege we Americans have is to be removed from the terrors others went through so we could have our freedoms. Traveling opens your eyes to the cost of living the way we do. Because in reality it could always be so much worse. Awesome video per usual guys. I love museums so I enjoyed that you guys incorporated that into the video.

Vietnam is so cool, one of my favourite places. I went there for an event called the World Scholar’s Cup a couple of years ago, and I’m going back soon

You all are awesome please don’t stop traveling. It makes my day seeing your smiles and excitement.

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

😭💗

love you guys so much. you represent everything that is good in this world, youre both inspirations.

@BEAdventurePartners

5 жыл бұрын

Well said @DarkRuins!

My KZread has been dry all week thank u for this !!

This vlog should be called ‘perspectives’- love it!

Y'all's videos always help me not spend money on things I don't need! I'm saving up for a year of travel and when the spending itch comes, I just have to watch your videos and get inspired for my upcoming travel! Thanks for what you do! 😁

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

You go girl! 🌎👏🏻❤️

Omg I have been waiting for your new video and now it's finally here! Love you guys and your vlogs so much!

@BEAdventurePartners

5 жыл бұрын

This one was sooo good! Love the idea of Noir restaurant! We totally want to go!

@LukeDamant

5 жыл бұрын

Grace Elizabeth yes I have been waiting for it as well! Feels like such a long time without one, and it goes so quickly 😢 Guess I now just have to wait for the next one 😂

I was catching up on your last 2 videos just now and here's another one 💙 EDIT: eating in the dark is part of my list!

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

Great timing! Hope you love it 💛

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

Im forever impressed with how they got such hi end stuff out so often! It takes everything i have (granted im balancing it around a baby) to get one good ine out a week

You guys are just the cutest! Every time I'm at work I take a lil vacation with you guys and I always come back telling my fiance what a great time it was and what are next trip should be! Much love and God bless both of you!

Most fun video from you guys in a while now. Dinner in the dark exchanges are really funny.

Hahaha... At 1:14, that "what?" was hilarious. Someone saying that, or part of the song? You are so funny! Either way, amazing editing lovely! ❤️❤️

HI GUYS! OMG IM EARLY! HI KARA AND NATE I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK IN EVERYTHINGGGGG THAT YOU DO!!!

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

😄🧡

@TheBackpackingFamily

5 жыл бұрын

Wow! You were quick! Early crew

That Noir restaurant looks fabulous. What an interesting concept.

so cute that y'all can do flashbacks now!! can't believe you've been on the road that long!

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

Right?!

Omg yes Nate we got harrassed dragged an pulled in that market to lol my husband had 5 little ladys trying to drag him in their shop to buy🤦‍♀️😂😂

Ive lived in Saigon many years and my Dad was in the 1st Cav in 1969-70 based in Tay Ninh as a Sergeant. He has been in that museum and most of it is Vietnamese propaganda and a lot of it never happened. So don't feel that bad.

This weeks video is definitely my favorite yet!! You guys are such a light where ever you go! I can’t wait to see it myself ❤️ Faredrop has already shown me amazing deals! I’m hoping for south east Asia in December 🤞🏽love you guys! Please visit every country after 100! 🙏🏽❤️

I’m glad y’all enjoyed the trip in Vietnam. I’m original from Vietnam, and been living in Houston, TX rn. over here there’s a small Vietnamese town where the foods are pretty diverse and tasty as well. I will be glad to guide y’all if you wanna visit. :) I love watching your videos.

Here in Vegas there's "blackout", dining in the dark. I'm afraid to go

For a history nerd I want to visit Saigon and see the sites and the Vietcong museum with the traps so I can learn more about what it was actually like in the Vietnam War

@jimgood1949

5 жыл бұрын

Avery The Cuban-American Visit and learn, but remember, the displays and exhibits at the government operated museums in Vietnam are like asking the Castro regime to explain the history of Cuba over the last 60 years.

Thank you so much for uploading.Definitely wanna go on dine in the dark restaurant.Just the idea it self is so fantastic. keep up the enjoyable work.

@LukeDamant

5 жыл бұрын

Vikrant Kulkarni yes I agree the concept is great! I am surprised it is not more common around the world!

The bloopers at the end of all your videos are always perfect & give me a good laugh😂😂

Wow I just landed in Ho Chi Minh a couple hours ago imagine if I meet these guys

@gracestrickland7766

5 жыл бұрын

They actually filmed this almost a month ago, but I think they went back to Vietnam and are there right now!

Man: no camera!! Nate: ok!!! LOL

Kara and Nate please take a history class on Vietnam, especially after you have been there. It will change your mind even more from what they people suffered way before the US went to war. And you should have seen a ton of French influence when you were there. Good video

I love the bowl of noodles and stuff....we eat this at a restaurant here in Texas called Saigon Pho! It's awesome!

Definitely a history lesson is needed. It's sad that Nate felt "shame". Nate should take what he saw at that museum with some skepticism and realize that much of it will be anti-American propaganda. It worked. Nate felt shame of being an American while visiting the museum. There is much more to learn about the Viet Nam conflict. War is horrible for all sides involved. The South Vietnamese people suffered horrific atrocities by the North Vietnamese. Americans helped many of them escape the horror of war. Before being ashamed Nate, find out what brought the war on. Vietnam veterans have been vilified and many of them never came back to their families. That is the real shame for an American to feel.

Did you mean Saigon. I was there in 1968.

@jackieagd7722

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service!

@bobohobo30yearsago41

4 жыл бұрын

My grandpa was a vietcong

@tonyvu2011

4 жыл бұрын

Sài Gòn it is! People will still call it Saigon 100 years later!

I know this expérience because we have this kind of restaurant in France in Paris near le Centre Pompidou. It was such a huge moment in our lives. I'm happy there is one in Vietnam too, a big lesson for us whom can see without thinking others dont.

Vietnam is next on our list, and honestly this video just made me SO excited!!

thank you for sharing your feelings re the war.

You both looked so happy to be back in Vietnam and clearly very comfortable because you were both there before. Great video you two and excellent editing Kara. By the way we're full time travelers, would you watch our latest video as we'd love to hear your thoughts as well.

LOL all the commentary from your guys dinner is the highlight of this video 😂

I had those same feelings walking through that museum! Wish I could have experienced all that you did when I was there!