Podcasts about Dalat

“We are up at the crack of dawn. It's so early in the morning that the fish are still asleep.” This video captures our early morning adventure in Da Lat, filled with various activities and hidden gems. Our day begins at dawn and involves cloud hunting—a unique activity of watching clouds roll over the hills. We drive through town, witnessing the quiet before the city awakens and humorously comparing it to nightlife in other regions. Our strawberry picking plans hit a snag as we realize it's off-season, leading us to buy strawberries from a roadside vendor instead. The adventure continues with a visit to a local chocolate factory offering a tasting session, highlighting hidden gem number eight. We also explore the Maize Bar, a labyrinthine establishment inspired by the Crazy House, culminating in spectacular views over the rolling hills of Da Lat. Alongside these activities, we savor local dishes such as Vietnamese pizza (Banh Trang Nuong) and Da Lat pancakes with quail eggs. This episode encapsulates the diverse attractions and culinary experiences that make Da Lat a fascinating destination.00:00 Early Morning Adventures01:33 Cloud Hunting Excitement04:10 Exploring Hidden Gems10:15 Breakfast Delights14:57 Strawberry Picking Misadventures20:57 Strawberry Picking in Da Lat21:58 Exploring the Chocolate Factory23:00 Tasting Chocolate Samples27:02 Discovering Vietnamese Pizza31:38 Maze Bar Adventure34:12 Navigating the Maze Bar39:53 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

Join Adrie and I (and Biscuit) on an adventure through Da Lat as we uncover hidden gems and more! We started with a trek that Google Maps recommended but were blocked by security, leading us to Happy Hill Café with stunning views and Instagram-worthy spots. While there, we observed the excessive use of plastic in such a natural setting. We then ventured to the Crazy House, a Gaudi-esque marvel designed uniquely. Throughout our journey, we navigated Da Lat's scenic routes, met locals with impressive English skills, and enjoyed lunch outdoors. Despite some challenges, the exploration was filled with beautiful landscapes, local culture, and of course, our furry friend Biscuit. This video captures the beauty, quirks, and environmental concerns of Dalat, making it a must-watch for future travelers!00:00 Introduction and Trek Plans00:48 Encounter with Security Guards01:01 Enjoying Coffee at Happy Hill02:10 Observations on English Proficiency04:57 Plastic Waste Concerns in Vietnam07:33 Exploring Hidden Gems09:39 Attempting the Trek Again12:38 Lunch at Moe Bistro15:14 Visiting the Crazy House"Send me a message!"7 Bridges Brewing Co. - An award winning Vietnamese craft brewery from Da Nang, with breweries across Vietnam!Rabbit Hole Irish Sports Bar - Check out their new location on Tran Nao with the best views in the city over Landmark 81!Support the show

“Dalat is full of hidden gems—you just have to know where to look.”Dalat has always had a special charm, but this trip was all about discovering the lesser-known spots that make it truly unique. From scenic coffee farms to quiet nature trails, we set out to uncover places that offer something beyond the usual tourist stops. And of course, Biscuit came along for the adventure—because if anyone loves the cool mountain air, it's her.One thing I love about Dalat is how easy it is to explore. We hopped on a motorbike and within minutes, we were riding past pine-covered hills, flower farms, and roadside cafés that felt like they belonged in a movie. Along the way, we met locals, tasted some interesting drinks (cheese coffee, anyone?), and enjoyed the kind of fresh air you just don't get in Saigon.If you're looking for the real Dalat beyond the usual tourist spots, this episode is for you. Get ready for scenic views, local flavors, and a few unexpected twists along the way!Key TakeawaysDalat's cool climate makes it perfect for growing strawberries, flowers, and wineRenting a motorbike in Vietnam is unbelievably easy—just show up, pay, and ride.Dalat Eden is a must-visit café with fresh local produce, beautiful gardens, and Instagram-worthy drinks. The town is packed with dog-friendly spots—Biscuit had just as much fun as we did. Hidden bars exist in Dalat—we found one disguised as a video game shop. Chapters and Timestamps:01:00 – The French Influence & Climate of Dalat04:00 – Hidden Gem #1: Dalat Eden Café & Gardens09:00 – Hidden Gem #2: Roadside Viewpoints & Dog-Friendly Stops12:00 – Exploring Dalat's Northern Side & Finding Local Gems19:00 – Hidden Gem"Send me a message!"7 Bridges Brewing Co. - An award winning Vietnamese craft brewery from Da Nang, with breweries across Vietnam!Rabbit Hole Irish Sports Bar - Check out their new location on Tran Nao with the best views in the city over Landmark 81! Try Descript for free here!Support the show

Every time we've been to Da Lat, we've been probably six times and you can always find something different to do - AdrieThere's so much depth to what you can do in Da Lat that people don't initially realize. Even after five visits, we're still discovering new experiences - from unexplored coffee shops to sunrise cloud hunting adventures. What's fascinating about Da Lat is its versatility - while the city center and night market might get crowded, especially during holidays, the moment you venture out on a bike, you discover this whole other world. The contrast between being in the busy center and finding peaceful spots just a short ride away is remarkable. I think both tourists and expats in Saigon don't fully appreciate just how much Da Lat has to offer.- Niall MackayKey Takeaways:- Most expats who've visited rate Da Lat highly, but many tourists might not even know about it.- Temperature difference between day and night is dramatic - visitors should always pack a jacket.- Da Lat is notably dog-friendly and offers various activities from cable cars to flower gardens.- The night market, while popular, is considered the least appealing aspect of Da Lat.Chapters and Timestamps:01:00 - Initial Ratings Discussion 04:00 - Weather and Climate Insights 06:00 - Food and Drink Spots 08:00 - Activities and Attractions 11:00 - Night Market Discussion 13:00 - Final Thoughts and Ratings 15:00 - Holiday Season Discussion "Send me a message!"7 Bridges Brewing Co. - An award winning Vietnamese craft brewery from Da Nang, with breweries across Vietnam!Support the showThis show is produced by Seven Million Bikes Podcasts.If you would like to work with them too check out their website!

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I've always recorded my annual predictions on December 31 or January 1. However, on December 28, 2024, I started a two-week trip to Dalat, Vietnam.  I wanted to travel light, so I recorded my annual predictions on December 27, allowing me to leave my audio and video gear in Ho Chi Minh, where I planned to return on January 15, 2025.  In my podcast a few days ago, I said that my prediction that Jimmy Carter would die in 2024 was wrong.    Sadly, my 2024 prediction was correct. See my 1-minute video The only good news in this sad news is that I get an extra point in my 2024 prediction evaluation scorecard, bringing me to 5 out of 10 points, a mediocre score, tying my worse performance. See my 2024 predictions. You can also see my 2025 predictions.  RIP Jimmy Carter. Feedback Contact me or leave an anonymous voicemail that I could use on the podcast at https://speakpipe.com/ftapon  More info You can post comments, ask questions, and sign up for my newsletter at http://wanderlearn.com. If you like this podcast, subscribe and share!  On social media, my username is always FTapon. Connect with me on: Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram TikTok LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr My Patrons sponsored this show! Claim your monthly reward by becoming a patron at http://Patreon.com/FTapon Rewards start at just $2/month! Affiliate links Get 25% off when you sign up to Trusted Housesitters, a site that helps you find sitters or homes to sit in. Start your podcast with my company, Podbean, and get one month free! In the USA, I recommend trading crypto with Kraken.  Outside the USA, trade crypto with Binance and get 5% off your trading fees! For backpacking gear, buy from Gossamer Gear.

"I originally thought the recording that I would produce might reflect the lovely, peaceful time of the year in New York which is where I'm from but making music has a mind of its own. "I'm in a dark place. Worked on this project close to despair here in Washington DC. "The breathy, slightly percussive looped sound was manipulated from the field recording by Dan Rosato of a vendor making ice cream in the streets of Đà Lạt Vietnam. "The other musical elements were created for this project and are mixed with one of my own looped field recordings of a violinist tuning in a local church. "Life gets in the way of living sometimes. Yes, there are moments of joy but in the world right now there seems to be so much that is terribly sad and merciless." Da Lat night market reimagined by Bill McKenna. IMAGE: The Erica Chang, CC BY 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

A typical hot night at the Da Lat night market, located in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Locals crowd around an ice cream stand, where they order fresh strawberries chopped into ice cream and rolled up. Small motorbikes are everywhere. Recorded by Dan Rosato. IMAGE: The Erica Chang, CC BY 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

"The sound of the scoop on the steel roll on which ice cream is made in a Da Lat night market is reminiscent of animal voracity and the relentless use of jaws.  "The incessant metallic melody and the sometimes melodious voice of the ice cream man contrast with the carpet of ambient sounds in the background, creating a destabilising acoustic contrast." Da Lat night market ice cream roll reimagined by 42. IMAGE: The Erica Chang, CC BY 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Viimast nädalat on Lihula mõisas avatud näitus "Helikandja nägu".

A gentle evening of curious animal and insect calls, as people slow their day into the night. Recorded by Kit Wilmans Fegradoe in Da Lat, Vietnam. 

"Starts with mainly original sounds transformed, goes a bit techno-y in the middle." Da Lat evening song reimagined by Isabel de Berrie. 

On a breezy but warm evening, karaoke fills the air and billows with the insects of the night. Recorded in Da Lat, Vietnam by Kit Wilmans Fegradoe.

"An amalgam of sound events, global sound emissions moving like tides through our ears, imaginations and memories. The original recording is at once incidental and intentional and creates a sensory sound picture into which I have woven my sound recordings to create a densley textured sound map of colliding and merging events that is like the constant tuning of a radio dial by a fascinated child." Karaoke in Da Lat reimagined by Mary Hooper. 

Treba ísť na sever, juh alebo do stredu Vietnamu? Záleží na tom, čo chcete. Dáme vám rady na gastrotrip, ale aj cestovateľské tipy od Vietnamcov a aj od slovenského turistu.Turisti a cestovatelia si musia vybrať, či chcú vo Vietname odpočívať alebo veľa vidieť a zažiť. V prvom prípade nájdete tropický raj a ostrovy. Ak chcete cestovať, musíte sa pozrieť na mapu a poriadne si naplánovať cestu.My vás dnes vezmeme zo severu na juh. Začneme Hanojom a Dračou zátokou (Ha Long Bay). Pokračujeme centrálnym Vietnamom s historickým cisárskym mestom Hue, pobrežným Danangom, kde nie sú takmer žiadni turisti a fotogenickým mestom Hoi An.Dostaneme sa až do horského strediska Da Lat. Ako však po Vietname cestovať? Čo kde ochutnať? Napríklad na polievku Pho je najlepším miestom Hanoj. Každá z lokalít má svoju vlastnú špecialitu. Niektoré, ako napríklad dananský Mi Quang, v bežných vietnamských reštauráciách na Slovensku nenájdete. Stredovietnamské jedlo je úplne iné ako to zo severu, je väčšinou pikantnejšie.Podcast Banánové deti moderuje Claudia Alner, ktorá sa narodila na Slovensku vietnamským rodičom. Spoluautorom scenára je Peter Hanák.

In this podcast episode, I have the opportunity to introduce you to Vicki Thai, a Health Care Sales professional living in Utah, USA, with Vietnamese heritage. Vicki's family immigrated to the United States from Vietnam when she was four years old, and during her growing up, she had never given much thought to her Vietnamese background. However, a moment of vulnerability in her mother's health led her to realize the importance of experiencing her heritage. She decided to plan a trip to Vietnam with her mother and reached out to the "What About Vietnam" podcast for assistance.As I knew the background to the tour, I took great pleasure in planning this trip for Vicki and her mum, which included visits to Saigon, the Mekong Delta, and Dalat. These locations held special significance for Vicki and her mother, allowing them to explore their roots and connect with their heritage. Unexpectedly, the trip evoked strong emotions and a newfound appreciation for their Vietnamese identity.During their stay in Vietnam, Vicki and her mother engaged with the local people, immersed themselves in the country's culture, and marveled at the landscapes. This experience transformed Vicki's perception of her birthplace, instilling a deep sense of pride in her heritage. She also praises the warmth and thoughtfulness of the Vietnamese people, particularly their tour guides, and one in particular in Saigon, Ms Thuy.The episode highlights Vicki's journey through Saigon, the Mekong Delta, and Dalat, showcasing her awe and discovery of these places. I think for those who don't live in their country of birth, you will relate to Vicki's story. Despite the trip going mostly smoothly, there was a minor glitch, illustrating that while many aspects can be controlled, some factors remain unpredictable. From the bustling vibrant city of Saigon, Vicki takes us by the hand as she describes her love of the bustling city of Saigon, to her awe and disbelief cruising through the Mekong Delta and then to discovering through the forests, the city of Dalat. A city she totally didn't expect, while being her mothers' birth city.At a deeper level this episode offers insight into the transformative power of heritage exploration and the deep connections it can foster. Time stamps:02-00-  History and background to Vicki's reason to visit Vietnam27.00 - Saigon 30.00 - Tour Guide review of guides in general - starting with Saigon35.06 - Happy Birthday Vicki36.06 - Mekong Delta40.29 - Dalat Find out what's possible in the best dental and cosmetic procedures through our partnership with Worldwide Hospital in Vietnam.Get in touch with us to arrange a free private consultation or comparison quotation.Thank you for listening. We have a new partnership which is helping support this podcast. If you have a Dental or Cosmetic Procedure you are contemplating but the cost is way too expensive in your country. Why not find out what's possible through What About Vietnam's beauty travel partner Worldwide Beauty Hospital. Check out our website here, contact us direct; speak to Kelley at WAV, as she has been a dental patient for 10 years, or mention WAV at Worldwide Beauty Hospital to get a free quotation and consultation with a Physician. What have you got to lose?Give us a review on your podcast channel - and Apple mostly.Follow our social pages on FB,IG,LinkedIn and TikTokLet me design your customised private tour of Vietnam - See our new Travel Services

Bli med Agnetesh til Dalat i Vietnam – en fjellby ikke mange oppsøker, men som gir henne en fantastisk frihetsfølelse. Vi blir med på mopedsafari, drikker «happy water» og prøver «weasel coffee». Og hva sier du til at ølen koster 1 krone?

Vikerraadio saatesarjas "Harri Tiido taustajutud" on seekord vaatluse all töönädala ja tööpäeva pikkus. Inimesed ja nende eelistused on erinevad, kuid küllalt palju on neid, kes ei soovigi enam üheksast viieni töörütmi ja eelistavad vabadust, märgib Tiido.

No Dia Internacional da Mulher, convidamos você a conhecer a Paola Neira, fundadora da Latú Seguros. Um papo sobre coragem, aproveitar as oportunidades e trabalhar com garra para alcançar seus objetivos. O episódio é mediado por Jorge Vargas Neto, fundador e CEO da BHub.

Vietjet Air, Vietnam's low-cost carrier, has resumed two direct flight routes from the cities of Dalat and Can Tho to Seoul, the capital of South Korea, since December 22, just in time for the Christmas holiday.

Liz Nenning, diseñadora UX research, embajadora de más mujeres UX argentina, miembro de Dalat y cofundadora de diseño ético comunidad nos platica de como empezar a reflexionar en nuestras decisiones de diseño y tomar una postura ética. Envíanos mensajes de voz proponiendo temas para próximos episodios https://anchor.fm/uxfriends/message ______________________________________________________________________

There are many reasons why Vietnam is a stand out favourite destination amongst female solo travellers. One of the dominant reasons is safety. The others reasons we explore more deeply in the show as they stem from the Vietnamese people themselves, and how they recognise women empowerment in their own culture. I hope my male guests will forgive us for making this show about the female solo traveller. You needn't worry, I have a male solo traveller show on the drawing board so stay tuned.However, the aim of this show is to allay any fears a female may have about taking a solo trip to Vietnam. You are going to hear from both a westerner as in myself and a Vietnamese hospitality professional living in Saigon. My lovely guest is Camellia Dinh.With over 10 years of experience working in the hospitality industry for some of the world's most prestigious hotel brands including Park Hyatt, Sofitel, and the M-Gallery Collection, Camellia has a wealth of experiences and local knowledge to share. Currently she holds the position as Director of Sales at Fusion Original Saigon CentreCamellia tells us it is not always convenient to travel with friends or family as matching up schedules with study and jobs makes it almost impossible. She says that she started travelling alone as teenager, and over time has come to really enjoy her trips alone, and it has afforded her some fun experiences. That's not to say she doesn't love travelling with friends and family when she can.Together we'd like to share our own personal experiences to ensure women considering doing this, can do so with confidence. Especially if the female traveller loves food, culture, scenery, shopping, pampering, wellness, adventure and making new friends along the way.The doors for a “female solo traveller” are about to open, and Vietnam is waiting to greet you with open arms. You can find more about Camellia Dinh here - https://about.me/camellia_dinh Time stamps4.36 -               Factors influencing more solo female travel8.26 -               Camellia's solo experience of Dalat11.54 -             Distinct advantages of solo travel14.09 -             Places to visit in Vietnam  16.22 -             Why Kerry chooses Hoi An as her base?20.44 -             Camellia explains Vietnam's openness to all cultures, religions and communities25.16 -             A “hair” experience like no other to enjoy31.40 -             The history behind International Women's Day34. 52 -            The story of a King37.31 -             Vietnam Women's Museum  - a special place to visit40.10 -             Making a friend in Vietnam before you arrive can enrich your stayFB -  https://www.facebook.com/whataboutvietnam IG- https://www.instagram.com/whataboutvietnampodcast/LKD - https://www.linkedin.com/company/what-about-vietnam/YT- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCavCC1--oE5rUhO_SlENmqw       Please reach out and give us your feedback.Let me design your customised tour of Vietnam.Search your subject. Sign up for the newsletter. Read our blogsListen for FREE. https://www.whataboutvietnam.com/

We had heard a powerful move of God was happening in Dalat, in the central highlands of Vietnam. Security issues dictated that we visit at night. While there, we heard of miracles and healings and amazing dedication to Christ. As we learned what motivated the church planters, we knew our sketchy entrance to the area had led to a victorious visit.

A one-hour-long downpour on September 1 flooded many streets and areas in Dalat City, causing chaos.

18-aastane endine telefonikelm räägib Levilale, kuidas käib igapäevane elu petukõnedega tegelevas ettevõttes.Autor: Iryna SaievychToimetaja: Iisa LaanIllustratsioon: Joonas SildreAudiolugu loeb: Christopher RajaveerSalvestus, helikujundus: Janek Murd

Every year, from September to December will be the most brilliant season for this fruit across the mountains and hills in Da Lat. Da Lat has always been one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. On holidays, this place often welcomes millions of visitors, both domestic and foreign. According to information on People's Daily, […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/fall-to-dalat-who-can-resist-the-charm-of-this-fruit/

Photographer Tran Van Cuong loves the winding roads in Da Lat and surrounding areas, calling these charming curves. Photographer and freelance tour guide in Da Lat , Tran Van Cuong, recorded images of winding roads in the city of thousands of flowers and surrounding areas many times leading guests to take pictures. “There are countless such curves in […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/the-curves-of-da-lat/

With cool air and peaceful and romantic scenery, Nho Quan pine hill in Ninh Binh is like a “little Da Lat” hidden in the middle of the ancient capital. A very “lovely” place to visit, camp and check in. Where is Nho Quan Pine Hill? Ninh Binh is known as one of the top famous tourist destinations […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/going-through-the-forest-to-the-nho-quan-pine-hill-in-ninh-binh-miniature-da-lat-super-romantic-check-in/

This August, visitors to Da Lat will be able to attend an outdoor photo exhibition Dalat Rendez-vous by 6 authors. The love of photography connects 6 domestic and foreign authors (Huynh Thanh Huy, Dinh Cong Tam, Duc Vu, Voshida Truong, Trung Bao and Fred Abery) to meet in Da Lat, with the exhibition Dalat Rendez-vous, […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/colorful-arrays-of-vietnam/

This August, visitors to Da Lat will be able to attend an outdoor photo exhibition Dalat Rendez-vous by 6 authors. The love of photography connects 6 domestic and foreign authors (Huynh Thanh Huy, Dinh Cong Tam, Duc Vu, Voshida Truong, Trung Bao and Fred Abery) to meet in Da Lat, with the exhibition Dalat Rendez-vous,.... View detail https://vietnamese.top/colorful-arrays-of-vietnam-s318595-html/

Da Lat's second-hand market is a very unique cultural feature typical for the land of fog, this is a favorite check-in place for many visitors, especially those who love antiques. Referring to the market in Da Lat , people will immediately think of the night market, a famous shopping and dining paradise, also a familiar check-in place […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/check-in-da-lat-second-hand-market-a-place-to-shop-without-seeing-the-price/

Da Lat's second-hand market is a very unique cultural feature typical for the land of fog, this is a favorite check-in place for many visitors, especially those who love antiques. Referring to the market in Da Lat , people will immediately think of the night market, a famous shopping and dining paradise, also a familiar check-in place.... View detail https://vietnamese.top/check-in-da-lat-second-hand-market-a-place-to-shop-without-seeing-the-price-s318535-html/

LAM DONG – Le Hoang Men shares the experience of hunting for moments of night dew or light through the fog throughout Da Lat. Nature bestows the Lam Dong highlands with breathtaking scenes, with all kinds of flowers blooming, the green of the hills, pine forests and especially the foggy season, clouds and mountains. The picture.... View detail https://vietnamese.top/da-lat-night-fog-s316788-html/

Invited by her son to travel by motorbike to Hue, Ms. Trang abandoned her pre-booked flight ticket to set off. Luu Thai Anh, 26 years old, living in Da Lat , just had a motorbike trip from Dalat to Hue with his mother Thai Thi Ngoc Trang, 49, from July 13 to 19. “I was inspired to propose to […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/driving-a-motorbike-to-carry-my-mother-from-da-lat-to-hue/

These are small Bali in Vietnam possessing beautiful natural scenery, more items are invested with the same beauty as the Indonesian island of Bali.  The beautiful “little Bali in Vietnam” that young people love  1. Greenland II Homestay There is a small Bali in Vietnam located in the middle of the beautiful city of Da Lat that […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/little-bali-in-vietnam-beautiful-scenery-forgetting-the-way-back-that-young-people-love/

Instead of participating in familiar activities, you can try SUP paddling on Vung Tau beach, glamping in the forest in Da Lat, and “forest bathing” in Phu Quoc during your upcoming trip. New fun and entertainment activities will make the trip more interesting even though they are quite familiar destinations. Zing suggests you experience “forest bathing” in […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/3-new-experiences-in-vung-tau-da-lat-phu-quoc/

Located in the middle of the forest in Phu Quoc or in a cool climate like Pu Luong, or Da Lat, the resorts are cool even without using air conditioning. Mango Bay Resort is nestled in 20 hectares of forest and garden on Ong Lang beach, Cua Duong commune, Phu Quoc city , Kien Giang. There are a […]. View detail https://vietnamese.quest/three-resorts-that-dont-need-air-conditioning/

Follow and Subscribe to  Did That Really Happen?  by Seven Million Bikes.This is a special episode with Paul Villanova, a first for A Vietnam Podcast. Paul just played here in Saigon for one night only, visiting from Hanoi. He's Australian. He sold out shows in Hanoi, performed all over Vietnam, in Hanoi, Dalat & Saigon and was lucky enough to be part of “Comedy Oi” Vietnam's first comedy festival.He tells stories of his own failures(there are many), what it's like to change your life completely in your 30's & what mild success in Vietnam is like.It was a sold out show at Eddie's Diner. I was lucky enough to host, watch it, it was absolutely hilarious. And thankfully, we are able to share it with you in this special episode. So this is a PodSwap from, Did That Really Happen? of Paul Villanova live at Eddie's in Saigon. Enjoy! - NiallTHEY'RE NOT SHADOWSSpooky stories of the paranormal, the supernatural and the unexplained with no...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Ways to Change the Workplace with Prina Shah + GuestsFor those who stand against crappy work cultures, lousy leaders and toxic teams!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Get NordVPN's ultimate security package - 63% off the 2-year plan |Join The Seven Million Bikes CommunityHanoian based comic Paul Villanova was in Saigon for ONE NIGHT ONLY! He wowed the crowd with 45 minutes of gold. Supported by Wanye Westt, Ankita Ghosh and hosted by Seven Million Bikes' Niall Mackay.Listen to the full show here...Paul Villanova (AUS)Paul was a tradesman in Australia who moved to Vietnam to be a professional basketball coach but over 3 years later(thanks COVID19) finds himself performing & running comedy shows, doing voiceover work and playing dungeons & dragons.He has sold out shows in Hanoi, performed all over Vietnam, in Hanoi, Dalat & Saigon and was lucky enough to be part of “Comedy Oi” Vietnam's first comedy festival.He tells stories of his own failures(there are many), what it's like to change your life completely in your 30's & what mild success in Vietnam is like.HostNiall Mackay (SCO)As the founder of Seven Million Bikes Niall Mackay has been entertaining people since 2019 through the shows A Vietnam Podcast and Did That Really Happen?, hosting comedy shows and performing across Vietnam.Inspired by his comedic heroes, Billy Connolly, Bill Hicks and Ricky Gervais he'll make you laugh at being a Scotsman abroad, life in Vietnam and anything else in between.“Niall wins his audiences over with a charming presence and funny jokes and songs! He has a hilarious point of view as an expat and world traveler!” - JK HobsonThese are the programs we use to create A Vietnam Podcast. These are affiliate links so they will give us a small commission, only if you sign up , and at no extra cost to you! You'll be directly supporting Seven Million Bikes too.NordVPN | Descript | Buzzsprout | Canva | Fiverr | 10 Web  Join the Seven Million Bikes Community here and get free entry to a show!

As we take a break between Seasons here's the latest episode from our sister podcast, Did That Really Happen?Book your tickets for One Night In Saigon: Paul Villanova (June 5th 2022)Ever heard a joke and wondered, “Did That Really Happen?”My name's Niall Mackay, host of A Vietnam Podcast and a comedian... long before I ever started comedy, when I heard comedians tell the craziest, funniest stories I would always wonder just that. And if I got a chance to meet them after the show I would always ask “Did That Really Happen?” … and 9 times out of 10 the answer was “Yes!”But the difference between sharing a story with friends and telling it on stage is a comedian's ability to take those moments and craft them into a well worked joke. In each episode of this podcast we'll talk to comedians from around the world, play you one of their jokes, then ask them, “Did That Really Happen?Paul has sold out shows in Hanoi, performed all over Vietnam, in Hanoi, Dalat & Saigon and was lucky enough to be part of “Comedy Oi” Vietnam's first comedy festival.He tells stories of his own failures(there are many), what it's like to change your life completely in your 30's & what mild success in Vietnam is like.Listen to his joke and find out... Did that really happen?These are affiliate links so they will give us a small commission, only if you sign up , and at no extra cost to you! You'll be directly supporting Seven Million Bikes too.Descript https://bit.ly/3FM3IFBBuzzsprout https://bit.ly/3cFbQvkCanva https://bit.ly/3oW2S2nFiverr https://bit.ly/3FI7EXZ10 Web https://bit.ly/3HNTOoUBetween Two Mics: The Remote Recording PodcastSquadCast founders, Zach & Rock, share remote recording tips, software updates, and more!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyBook tickets here for Sunday June 5th; One Night In Saigon: Paul Villanova Donate to United24 in support of Ukraine!Book a photography session with Anastasia Sokyrka, she is donating 100% of her photography income directly to Ukraine.Support the show

Get NordVPN's ultimate security package - 63% off the 2-year plan |Join The Seven Million Bikes CommunityEver heard a joke and wondered, “Did That Really Happen?”My name's Niall Mackay, host of A Vietnam Podcast and a comedian... long before I ever started comedy, when I heard comedians tell the craziest, funniest stories I would always wonder just that. And if I got a chance to meet them after the show I would always ask “Did That Really Happen?” … and 9 times out of 10 the answer was “Yes!”But the difference between sharing a story with friends and telling it on stage is a comedian's ability to take those moments and craft them into a well worked joke. In each episode of this podcast we'll talk to comedians from around the world, play you one of their jokes, then ask them, “Did That Really Happen?Paul has sold out shows in Hanoi, performed all over Vietnam, in Hanoi, Dalat & Saigon and was lucky enough to be part of “Comedy Oi” Vietnam's first comedy festival.He tells stories of his own failures(there are many), what it's like to change your life completely in your 30's & what mild success in Vietnam is like.Listen to his joke and find out... Did that really happen?These are the programs we use to create A Vietnam Podcast. These are affiliate links so they will give us a small commission, only if you sign up , and at no extra cost to you! You'll be directly supporting Seven Million Bikes too.NordVPN | Descript | Buzzsprout | Canva | Fiverr | 10 Web  Join the Seven Million Bikes Community here and get free entry to a show!

A typical hot night at the Da Lat Night Market, located in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Locals crowd around an ice cream stand, where they order fresh strawberries chopped into ice cream and rolled up. Small motorbikes are everywhere.  Recorded by Dan Rosato. 

Dr. LoAn Nguyen grew up in a very humble background in a small town of Dalat, Vietnam, during the Vietnam war.  By good fortune, she was able to come to the United States as a young refugee at the end of April, 1975, three days before the Fall of Saigon. After 5 months at 2 refugee camps, she started her undergraduate study at Juniata College (Huntingdon, PA). LoAn then spent her junior year abroad in France (Université Catholique de Lille).  Following graduation in 1979, she delayed the pursuit of a medical career. Instead, she entered the doctoral program in chemistry at the Johns Hopkins University, where LoAn pursued biochemistry research for the following five years. In 1984, after completing her PhD, Dr. Nguyen joined the Medical Class of 1988 at the University of Maryland, school of Medicine to finally fulfill her dream of becoming a physician.    After receiving her MD, she started residency training at NY Stony Brook University Hospital to be with her husband, who was working for the Grumman Aerospace Cooperation at the time. She stayed an extra year as Chief Resident and Clinical Instructor. Dr. Nguyen joined the Mid Atlantic Permanente Medical Group in July 1992 and had her dream career as a primary care physician for the following 27.5 years. Her passion was patient centered approach to care delivery not only for individual patients but also the patient population she served. Unlock Bonus content and get the shows early on our Patreon Follow us or Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Amazon  | Spotify --- Show notes at https://rxforsuccesspodcast.com/99 Report-out with comments or feedback at https://rxforsuccesspodcast.com/report Music by Ryan Jones. Find Ryan on Instagram at _ryjones_, Contact Ryan at ryjonesofficial@gmail.com

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Episode 5 này Trí có dịp ngồi lại với Tú Uyên, một cô nàng người Lâm Đồng với vốn hiểu biết sâu sắc về Đà Lạt và những ngôi biệt thự cổ ở đó. Uyên sở hữu Instagram @chiakiindalat rất thú vị dành cho những ai đam mê vùng đất này. Uyên đã từng dẫn Trí thông qua 1 trải nghiệm trên Vibeji khám phá những biệt thự cổ thời Đông Dương, và trong một ngôi biệt thự màu hồng bị bỏ hoang, cả 2 đứa đều bị "hù" nhẹ một chút. Ai muốn rõ thêm thì hỏi Trí kể cho nghe, nhớ lót khăn. Uyên cũng từng học ở Hokkaido và đặc biệt yêu thích thành phố này, nên Trí cũng dành 1 ít thời gian để nói về những tương quan mà Chiaki nghĩ về Đà Lạt và Hokkaido – 2 vùng đất lạnh mà những người bản địa (Đại Lạch và Ainu) có ảnh hưởng lớn những không còn ở đó nữa. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-tri-way/message