--- title: 'Which Country Should You Choose for Wintering?' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=N3tf_BCbXQ0' video_id: 'N3tf_BCbXQ0' date: 2026-08-09 duration_sec: 107 --- # Which Country Should You Choose for Wintering? > Source: [Which Country Should You Choose for Wintering?](https://youtube.com/watch?v=N3tf_BCbXQ0) ## Summary The video is a personal travel review of several Asian countries as winter destinations, with the creator rating each location based on climate, cost, infrastructure, and overall experience. The creator shares specific scores and practical observations to help viewers choose where to spend the winter. ### Key Points - **Thailand: Smelly but Popular** [00:02] — Thailand is described as smelly with unsanitary conditions and street cooking, but dry in winter, attracting many bloggers. The islands have perfect beaches and water activities, though jellyfish are present. No score is given in the transcript. - **Bali: Six Out of Ten** [00:16] — Bali is called a fairytale island with incredible nature. Despite claims that winter is not the season, it rained only twice in 15 days, each time for 30 minutes. Infrastructure is limited, but living costs are low at $150 a month. Traffic jams are a problem. Score: 6/10. - **Vietnam: Nine Out of Ten** [00:43] — Vietnam has an ideal winter climate, neither cold nor hot, with kind and sympathetic people. It is not about city breaks but nature, memories, and emotions. Everything is cheap, and the best massages are found there. Score: 9/10. - **China: Three Out of Ten** [01:10] — China (Guzhou) is hot at 26°C daily, a giant metropolis with many shopping centers and cheap taxis. However, people are described as unpleasant (burping, spitting), food is spicy and hard to find, and the creator liked it least. Housing is cheap: $700 for 15 days in a city-center hotel. Score: 3/10. - **China: Eight Out of Five** [01:36] — The creator brought their mother to China and spent an unforgettable 7 days, letting her judge for herself. Despite the earlier low score, the creator says they liked China and gives it an eight out of five (likely a joke or error). ### Conclusion The creator rates Vietnam highest (9/10) for winter, followed by Bali (6/10) and China (3/10), with Thailand mentioned but unscored. The video offers personal, subjective ratings to help viewers decide where to spend the winter. ## Transcript to live. And here are the conclusions I made. Thailand is a very smelly city, there is unsanitary conditions everywhere, and people cook right on the street. But in winter it is dry here, and because of this last few months, it seems like all the bloggers have come here . The islands here have perfect beaches, you can swim freely, there are many water activities, but at this time there are a lot of jellyfish. I give Bali a six out of ten. Fairytale island. Incredible nature. I've heard a lot that winter is not the season, but in 15 days it rained only twice, and then for 30 minutes. There is very little infrastructure here, but this does not $150 a month and easily get another problem arises: traffic jams. It will no rush here, you just live a measured life. I give it a nine out of ideal climate in winter. There was nowhere better. Neither cold nor hot. Kind, sympathetic people who simply enjoy life. Vietnam is not about city breaks. There are foreign goods. Everything, as they say, is ours. Vietnam is about nature, memories and emotions. Everything is very cheap. The best massage is only here. I have visited many natural places, they are beautiful, but there is nothing to do in the city itself. I liked it the least here. I give it three out of ten. China. Guzhou. Hot. Every day 26°. A giant metropolis. Lots of shopping centers, brands, everything is accessible. Cheap taxis and very little traffic. Terribly unpleasant people. They burp, spit, embarrassed about anything. It's hard to find something to eat here, as most of the food is geared towards Chinese people and is very spicy. Housing is quite cheap here. We rented this cool hotel in the city center for 15 days for $700. And there's a lot you strawberries like this. I brought my mother here and spent an unforgettable 7 days, so let her judge for herself. I liked China, but I give it an eight out of I liked China, but I give it an eight out of five.