Dtube Vlog #36
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I used to watch these videos of Chiang Mai just to get an idea of what to expect for what price if you are moving to a new city. This place is right next to Bui Vien street, the backpacker street of Ho Chi Minh, so $400 was a good price in my opinion, for a pretty good room. It's a typical regular house converted into a guesthouse, with all the rooms rented out, but this is one of the nicer houses I had seen. They typically clean your room daily and do your laundry twice a week in these houses / rooms for rent.
There are different ways to find rooms, Kai found this one by contacting a real estate agent, I found my room/apartment on Airbnb, or you can just go down these streets and walk in and ask if rooms are available or bring a vietnamese speaking friend with you to call the numbers on the 'room for rent' signs on the houses.
Feel free to ask me any other questions about living in Saigon aka Ho Chi Minh City in the commentzz. Been here 3 months. hit me. ^^
📝About me: I quit my job in October '14 and moved to Chiang Mai, Thailand (the Digital Nomad capital of the world) with my best friend on a mission to replace our 9-5 incomes online and travel the world.
Well, I'm still here folks and it's amazing.
Read our full story on my blog: https://livinthatlife.wordpress.com/
[A Digital Nomad is someone who works from their laptop and chooses to travel for fun, and/or because the cost of living is much cheaper in other countries, in order to bootstrap more money into their online business, while having an exotic lifestyle.]
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