Vietnam Travel | 13 Practical Tips β
I spent a week lounging comfortably in Vietnam and fell deeply in love with the place, feeling even more relaxed and casual than Thailand! π The cultural charm of Hanoi, the coastal flavor of Da Nang, the lantern sea of Hoi An, and the coconut groves of Nha Trangο½It's simply amazing! π΄ If you haven't been to Vietnam yet, I highly recommend you go at least once!! π Here are 13 practical tips for you, so make sure to save themο½ Vietnam has few traffic lights π¦, even on main roads with lots of vehicles. Traffic lights are often just for show, so be cautious when walking! β οΈ Bring a power bank π when you go out, as it's not like back home where you can rent one everywhere! It's best not to smoke π¬ in public places in Vietnam. If you must smoke, ask those around if they're okay with it first. π€ Pay attention to sun protection βοΈ in Vietnam. Wear a hat π§’, ice sleeves π§€, and sunscreen π§΄. The UV rays here are not to be trifled with! Vietnam is not a tipping country π°. Tip if you feel like it, but demanding tips is unreasonable. π« Many people in Vietnam can understand some Chinese π¨π³, but be mindful of your manners when speaking. π£οΈ You don't need to bring too many clothes π to Vietnam. Clothes are cheap at markets and other places, so just buy what you need when you're there. ποΈ You can exchange currency πΈ in many places, just keep an eye on the exchange rates. π When visiting temples to pray π, remember to dress appropriately. You can ask about dress code requirements in advance. π For food delivery, taxi, or ride-hailing, use Grab π. You can choose a female driver or a ladies-only car π, and use Google Maps πΊοΈ for navigation. You can buy a local SIM card online in advance π±. Just swap it in when you get off the plane for convenience. π Be cautious when drinking from street stalls π₯€, as the cups might be dirty and could lead to upset stomachs. π· Some hotels in Vietnam do not allow durian or mangosteen π in their premises, so communicate this beforehand! π #TravelAbroad #WhereToGoForVacation #SoutheastAsiaTravelGuide #VietnamTravel #VisaOnArrival