Vietnam has been named the cheapest country in the world to live and work. I decided to find out what you can get for $100 in Vietnam!

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This video covers a wide range of more or less typical touristy activities, from temples and transportation, to food and drink...and a whole lot more. The activities mentioned in this video include:

Buying a local SIM card for the phone
Visiting the Jade Mountain Temple in Hanoi
Having beer at the infamous Beer Street in Hanoi
Buying souvenirs like a fridge magnet
Ha Long Bay cruise
Eating at various places in Hanoi Chicken Pho, Banh Mi, spring rolls and pizza
Traveling from Hanoi to Hue by sleeper train
Riding a dragon boat in Hue
Cyclo ride in Hue
Hotel costs in Hue and in general
Easy Rider motorbike transport from Hue to Hoi An
Visitng the Marble Mountains outside Da Nang
Taking a small Hoi An river cruise
Releasing a paper lantern i Hoi An
Eating banana pancake in touristy spots
Celebrating New Years Even in Ho Chi Minh City beer, bunny ears and dinner
Transportation costs by motorbike and car
Visiting the Cu Chi tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City
The War Remnants Museum and the Independence Palace in Ho Chi Minh City

I also compared the cost of living in Hanoi, Vietnam with Stockholm, Sweden and found some expected as well as some unexpected differences.

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