PLANNING A TRIP
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The hardest part of traveling is to make a proper plan that is best suited for your requirements. Though Vietnam is not a big country, it's jam-packed with destinations and things to explore. Before visiting Vietnam, you need to read a comprehensive guideline about the country, figure out the best time to visit, where to stay, places of interest, etc. Also, research an itinerary that is suitable to your budget and amount of traveling time. Moreover, grasping some essential tips is vital if you want to complete your trip smoothly.
Travel Off-Season
It is not overconfident to state that the greatest amount of money for transportation must be the one you pay to get to Vietnam. However, you can surely save up by travelling off season.
Clothing Tips
What you should wear in a country not only depends on the weather of that place but also relies on a dozen of matters related to religion, culture, and the extent to which the local cares about your clothes.
Vietnam in Two Weeks
Two Weeks is a popular time frame that many families, couples and solo travellers set for Vietnam. Many combine this into their trip around South-East Asia while others as part of their summer vacation or Christmas break.
Central Vietnam In One Week
Get a sample itinerary plan for 1 week in Hoi An, Danang, Hue.
Northern Vietnam In One Week
What to do in Northern Vietnam in one week? Plenty.
How much things cost in Vietnam?
This table indicates an estimating cost of every needs for a person travelling or living in Hanoi.
Bringing Money to Vietnam
Every country has restrictions on the amount of cash that can be brought out of the border.
Money and Costs
One of the constant worries for non-package tour travellers is to budget for the trip. The good news is, it is relatively cheap both to live in and to travel in Vietnam.
Veteran Travel
Gone is the day that Vietnam was the country of war, death, and despair.
Vegetarian Travel
It seems rather hard to be a vegetarian in Vietnam since most of the everyday food selling on the street or made at home contains at least one animal-related ingredient: this is part of Vietnamese tradition.
LGBT Travel
Homosexuality is not illegal but is indeed a sensitive matter in Vietnam
Elderly Travel
A number of Vietnamese travel agencies offer tours exclusively for the elderly, hence you should check it out before starting your excursion.
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