How about going to Vietnam?

1. Bring anti-mosquito products-mosquitoes are more powerful in many places, but not every hotel has prepared electric mosquito coils. It is recommended to bring electric mosquito-repellent incense. The smaller the mosquito-repellent incense, the better. It would be better if you could bring some anti-mosquito stickers or mosquito repellent water to solve the mosquito problem. It's still beautiful to have a drink in a street coffee shop in Hanoi or Saigon at night.

2. Shopping-If you are traveling with a group, there will be some shopping items. It is recommended not to buy things at those shopping spots as much as possible. Mobile phones, digital cameras, video cameras and other things that claim to be tax-free look very cheap, all marked with trademarks of Nokia, Philips and Sony, but they are genuine knockoffs. The price of dried pineapple is similar to that of domestic supermarkets, but the crispness and taste are not as good as those produced in Thailand and Hainan. Known as specialty rubber, in fact, slippers and other commodities sold to tourists are basically plastic and have nothing to do with rubber. The quality of various pearl medicinal materials, supplements, furniture and wood carvings is not very reliable. Don't buy it if you are not an expert in this field. Vietnamese specialty coffee is really delicious. You can buy some if you are sure of good quality. If you want to take something back as a gift, you can consider selling small crafts.

3. Power supply-the voltage in Vietnam is 220 volts like ours, but the power plug is not the same as ours. It is recommended to buy a 1 or 2 travel power converter. There are many plugs and the shape can be changed, in case the mobile phone can't be charged, and there is no place to insert mosquito coils and the like.

4. medicine-there are many mountain roads in north Vietnam, and the road conditions are not very good. Driving too fast is easy to get carsick. If you get carsick, you'd better prepare enough carsick medicine. In addition, anti-inflammatory drugs, antidiarrheal drugs, antipyretics, heatstroke prevention drugs, and cooling oil are all standing medicines for travel. Of course, you should also bring some spare ones.

5. Transportation-If you go in and out from Mang Street, there are two ways to choose between Mang Street and Xia Long: car and clipper. Although the clippers are expensive, it is strongly recommended to choose the clippers. It takes less time than a car (4 to 5 hours by car and 2 hours by boat), and it is more comfortable to ride than a car (the mountain road in the north is bumpy! There are many corners! ), and much safer (the dilapidated Panshan Highway is certainly not safe, see Resources for details).

6. Politics-In view of the past between China and China, Vietnamese people have very complicated feelings towards China and. In Vietnam, don't mention the Sino-Vietnamese war with local people and tour guides. It's best not to discuss sensitive topics such as vassals, garrisons and towns in the Qing Dynasty with them.

7. Others-such as going out from the hotel, be sure to get the hotel business card at the front desk, and don't take part in dangerous projects without authorization. These are exactly the same as the general precautions for outbound travel. If you take a group, the tour guide should emphasize it before going out.