How much does it cost to travel to Vietnam?

Is it expensive to travel to Vietnam? What are the expenses?

Hello everyone, I am Lao Liu. I am a tour guide living in Southeast Asia. Many people ask me whether it is expensive to travel to Vietnam?

Today I will tell you about traveling to Vietnam.

First of all, Vietnam is the best summer resort in Southeast Asia. It is known as the Hawaii of the East and has been rated by American geologists as one of the fifty must-visit attractions in the world. Here you can also feel a leisurely pace of life, a strong holiday style, and warm people, making everything in Vietnam look so beautiful and full of vitality. What’s even more attractive is that Vietnam’s consumption is very low, and Thailand is about the same or even lower. (This is the key point. Because Thailand is the largest tourist country, prices are almost as high as in China)

Transportation: There are no subways, high-speed rails, or light rails in Vietnam. But the buses between cities are very convenient, tickets can be bought at any time and the prices are very cheap. The most expensive one is from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, which costs about 260 yuan, and the remaining fares across provinces are basically 30-40 yuan. If you are traveling across multiple provinces, there will be sleeping berths, which are very comfortable to sleep on. You can also fly to Vietnam, but only in some big cities. Vietnam VietJet Air is quite cheap, with domestic fares basically around 300 yuan. If you are traveling in the city, you can rent a motorcycle. It costs about 30 yuan a day. Taking a taxi costs about 2 yuan per kilometer. It is very cheap. So you don’t have to worry about the inconvenience of traveling in cities around Vietnam. There are cheap buses for you. choose.

Accommodation: Accommodation in Vietnam is not expensive. B&Bs are about 60-100 yuan/room/night, and three-star hotels are about 100-150 yuan/room/night. You can stay in a four-star hotel or resort in a seaside city for about 300 yuan. This price is unmatched in Pattaya and Phuket, Thailand. Except for Da Nang and Nha Trang, seaside cities like Vung Tau The accommodation price is quite cheap and it is 100 kilometers away from Ho Chi Minh City.

Food: Vietnamese food is mainly rice-based. Snacks, rice noodles, and rice noodles are all made of rice, so they are relatively cheap. A bowl of rice noodles costs 6 yuan, while in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City it costs 10 yuan. The baguette costs about 3-5 yuan (except at internet celebrity stores). A cup of yogurt costs 2 yuan, roadside restaurants average 30 yuan per person, and high-end restaurants average 60-100 yuan. For seafood, it is recommended to go to seaside cities like Da Nang, Nha Trang, Mui Ne... to taste it. The per capita price is about 150-200 yuan. Except for Nha Trang and Da Nang, other cities are still relatively cheap. There is no way, these two are famous tourist cities.

Entertainment: Tickets for tourist attractions in Vietnam are not expensive, and many attractions are open. Tickets for general attractions are about 20-40 yuan, and tickets for attractions with cable cars are about 200-300 yuan. The price-performance ratio is very high. In addition, ordering a bottle of beer in Bar Street basically costs around 30 yuan, which is not expensive.

In addition, the currency ratio is about 1:300 (one RMB is 3,000 VND). Okay, that’s all for today, please pay attention and continue to share things about Vietnam and Thailand