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IS THAILAND A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE?? 🇹🇭🧐 Why People Retire In Hua Hin | 197 Countries, 3 Kids
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IS THAILAND A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE?? 🇹🇭🧐 Why People Retire In Hua Hin | 197 Countries, 3 Kids



Hi, Guys! In this video, we are taking you to Hua Hin, one of Thailand’s favorite beach resort towns.

Our journey to Hua Hin kicked off with a 5-hour bus ride from Pattaya. Despite the hours on the road, the comfortable bus made the journey enjoyable. Once we reached Hua Hin, we were stoked about spending three weeks in one place – a rare treat in our nomadic adventures. Our friend’s house became our temporary home, offering us much-needed privacy and space.

First things first, we had to satisfy our taste buds. Right outside our door was the Tamarind night market brimming with tantalizing Thai dishes. The flavors were a testament to why Thai cuisine is our all-time favorite. And if you’ve been keeping up with us, you’ll know we’re always up for a food adventure.

During our stay, Chantal had a little dental mishap. Fortunately, we found a local dentist who fixed her tooth without breaking the bank.

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Even though work and school followed us, Hua Hin’s charm made it all enjoyable. Finding little corners to work in, the girls tackled their tasks while soaking in the local vibes. Our days were a blend of beachside strolls, market explorations, and some much-needed pool time. We even had a deep-tissue Thai massage that felt like a blessing after spending so many hours hunched over our laptops!

Taking on Hua Hin like true locals, Chantal and Angelique hopped on a scooter and scoured the town’s busy stores and malls to show you some local gems with the best prices. And what’s a trip without a little indulgence? Once we regrouped, we decided to visit Hua Hin’s Cat Cafe. If you were wondering what cats and ice cream had in common, it’s exactly this place!

The local spirit of Hua Hin was palpable, especially at the night markets. Although we ventured to a different one, the Tamarind market near our home won our hearts with its vibrant energy and array of local goods.

As we wrapped up our Hua Hin adventure, we had the chance to chat with a French couple who’d made this exotic destination their home. Their stories echoed our sentiments – Hua Hin’s allure is magnetic, drawing you in with its unique charm.

Dive into our Hua Hin journey and experience the sights, sounds, and stories that made this coastal town feel like a home away from home. Join us on this exploration, and make sure to hit that subscribe button to keep up with our global adventures!

0:28 Bus Ride from Pattaya to Hua Hin, Thailand
1:12 Making Ourselves at Home in Hua Hin, Thailand
1:33 Tamarind Night Market Dinner in Hua Hin
2:04 Chantal’s Dental Mishap in Thailand
2:38 Enjoying a Swim in a Massive Pool
3:14 Big Thanks to Cali Case
5:10 School & Work Doesn’t Stop Even in Thailand
6:07 We LOVE Thai Food!
6:48 Living Like Locals: Hua Hin Beach & Thai Massage!
9:33 Crazy Food Choice at Hua Hin Night Markets
12:15 Grocery Shopping in Hua Hin, Thailand
15:55 What do Cats and Ice Cream Have in Common?
17:37 Another Hua Hin Night Market
18:59 Interviewing Our French Neighbours in Thailand

Enjoy the Video!

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48 Comments

  2. Brinky Brinkz

    Great episode! Big swimming pool. Sesame chicken looked good. Chantel loving the scooter! Look out Fonzie. That was a great price for the tooth. I unfortunately just chipped my tooth on all things a piece of cracked black pepper. Enjoyed this one. Keep bringing the sunshine! 🌞

  12. Naveed Ihsan

    Good to know that you are enjoying and making other to enjoy ❤️ keep on spreading happiness and hope love ❣️ from Pakistan.very very good family consists of good ladies

  13. Dean 01

    I miss Thailand. Have to think about a trip after my next trip back to the US and Japan.

  15. Top Gammar

    The French couple sound very happy in Hua Hin. The environment and people must make them feel at home. Nice interview!

  20. Ryan

    How many languages do you speak, Chantal? French, English, …? Quite delighted to see you speaking French for a change. Hello from NZ. 🙂

  23. busters299

    welcome to Thailand. We all way loves your family. Your three girls are so lovely and very smarts be safe we enjoys to watch your videos at all times, Good luck all of your families.

  24. FunTime Videos

    Good video as always. Very entertaining and informative. The girls are all so beautiful. Mom, you look good too and I was impressed that you were speaking French !!!

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  30. Kamran Kamran

    I request you to says that I didn't know you are accepted me you are rejected me but I am real alone living a life 33?My education is graduate? My life is alone and single life bachelor wait a woman save me my life as a life partner? My life is need a woman as a wife? My life is need a woman as a couple living a life? You are interested in my alone life?

  32. Mali

    Did you know that there is a ferry from Pattaya to Hua Hin? It takes only 1 hour and forty minutes to travel.

  37. Jittimon Marcelius

    Lovely family❤ Beautiful morther & 3 lovely daughters. I like Hua-Hin very much is verd place not touris
    Where you guys stay In Hua-Hin?
    I want to take my family too.
    Hotel name?

  41. Mr ABroad

    Thailand is very beautiful country. So many beautiful islands, cities, villages, delicious food and much more. 👌💯

  43. A Anwar

    sorry i was a bit late to follow you, may i know how long it would take to visit all the countries in the world?

  46. mj Vlogs

    Hua hin is so beautiful beach ⛱ cave's monkey Island 🏝 enjoy your trip 😊👍

  47. S.Venkateswar Patnaik

    Hei everyone in the family (Mom Chantal,Dad Tylor,Sisters Julia, Angelique and little sister Chole) all of you are looked more beautiful and I liked your trendy good-looking dresses.I liked the Fun and Enjoyment at Lunch, Visiting Shopping malls,Purchases etc.I have enjoyed a lot while watching your fun filled video 🎉

  48. Jade Blackberg

    Thailand is a good place to live only if you have an income based on your home country's currency, i.e., the US dollar, Euro, or GBP. Thai people cannot afford to enjoy their own beautiful country as much as most foreigners. The minimum wage in Thailand is now only about $11 per day. But the cost of living exceeds 30% of income. But somehow they make it work. So, even if you have a bad experience, such as being cheated, I know it is upsetting, but please try to understand and still be nice to the locals. As everyone tries their best to survive. We are not a perfect country, and we try to improve. Also, I know Thais don't normally ask for a tip on their services. But if you don't mind giving them as much as 100 baht ($3) or just 10% for a tip, I'm sure it would be greatly appreciated.

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