What should I bring for my recent trip to Da Nang, Vietnam?

① Vietnamese people are forbidden to take photos with three people. They can't light cigarettes for three people continuously with a match or lighter. They don't want people to touch their heads. Don't point your feet at people when sitting on the floor.

② You can't touch other people's heads at will in Vietnam, including children.

③ When green branches are hung at the village intersection, it is a sign of no entry, and outsiders are not allowed to enter.

China Embassy in Vietnam

Tel: 84-4-8543736/8232845

When you buy something in Vietnam, you often need to make a counter-offer. And Vietnam is not a tipping country, but if you tip, it is still popular.

entry and exit instructions

1. Tourists entering and leaving Vietnam bring precious jewelry such as gold, platinum and silver, and special cameras, video cameras and special electronic products must be declared with the customs (except tourists who have the right of exemption from inspection).

2. When entering Vietnam, if the foreign currency carried by tourists exceeds US$ 3, or 1, grams of gold, tourists must declare to the customs or have the approval from the president of the National Bank of Vietnam. Otherwise, when leaving the country, the excess will be confiscated by Vietnam Customs. Without a customs permit, passengers are not allowed to take out all kinds of precious stones or antiques.

3. You need to leave before the visa departure period, otherwise you will be fined and may be blackmailed.

4. Guns, explosives and firecrackers; All kinds of narcotics and drugs; All kinds of yellow and reactionary books, periodicals and DVDs; Cigarettes (except those carried with you); Antiques; Animals and plants without quarantine are not allowed to enter the country.

5. China civil servants cannot bring their work certificates into the country.

6. The entry of valuables should be truthfully declared.

7. Large Vietnamese mahogany furniture is not allowed to be taken out of the country.

8. When China citizens enter Vietnam, they need to fill in an entry and exit declaration form in duplicate (in English and Vietnamese), which includes entry, customs, animal and plant quarantine, etc. One copy (white) is kept by the Vietnamese border port, and the other copy (yellow) is kept by the entrant for inspection when leaving the country.

9. Generally, after entering the country, you must report your residence to the public security organ near the low flow rate within 48 hours. If you stay in a hotel, the store will be responsible for reporting on your behalf. Therefore, when passengers check in, they should generally leave their passports or other travel documents with the store for safekeeping.

1. Foreigners can carry 2 cigarettes, 5 cigars, 25g of tobacco and 1 liter of alcohol duty-free when leaving Vietnam.

11. Unlike most visas, the validity period and stay time of Vietnamese visas overlap. For example, the visa is valid from January 1 to January 3, and tourists who enter Vietnam on January 28 must also leave the country on January 3.

Precautions:

1. It often rains inexplicably in Vietnam, so it is suggested to take an umbrella to keep out the sun in summer and rain in rainy days.

2. The delicious food in Vietnam is spread on the roadside. Of course, the hygiene situation is not flattering, so you must bring anti-inflammatory drugs, stomach drugs, antidiarrheal drugs and so on.

3. Vietnam speaks Vietnamese and English. There are super many Europeans and Americans there. Most Vietnamese can speak English (that is to say, it is not very standard, and sometimes you need to use your body and guess). It doesn't matter if your English is not good. It is suggested to find a local local companion, that is, a local who can speak Chinese. The price is about 15 per day-one day in 2 yuan. You can search on Baidu. Many Vietnamese who can speak Chinese have studied in China and put their information on the Internet in China.

4. Accommodation in Vietnam. You can book it on the website before. You can also look for it after you go. The streets and alleys of Vietnam are full of hotels, mainly for bargaining. When booking a hotel, you can find hotels near Lake of the Restored Sword and 36th Street. This is their center, which is very convenient for going out and shopping. Small hotels and better ones are all about 3-5 dollars.

5. Generally, hotels in Vietnam can only check in at 1: a.m., otherwise, the room rate will be charged for one more day. Remember to negotiate the price before. A tip of about 2, guilders and 6RMB will be fine.

6. At present, you can leave the country from Dongxing Port in Guangxi, Beihai Port (sea route) and Pingxiang Port in Nanning, and you can also apply for passports to leave the country from major ports in China. However, judging from the itinerary of tourism and viewing, the general team and individual travelers mainly arrive in Beihai to participate in sea routes (with strong comfort) or transit from Beihai to Dongxing.

7. going to Vietnam from beihai is a border tourism project specially approved by the state. according to the diplomatic agreement, China and Vietnam can use the border pass for tourism and border trade activities in the border areas of the two countries (including Mangjie, Xialong, Haiphong and Hanoi in Vietnam) without having to apply for a passport.

8. Many people will tip you when you pass through the Friendship Pass, in the hope of getting through quickly. But in fact, it's quite confusing there. Whether tipping is given or not, the waiting time depends on the efficiency of the staff who go through the formalities, which may not be fast, so don't tip. After processing the passport, the staff will take it directly to the door to read the name and ask someone to collect it. Their accent is very strong, so listen carefully to avoid missing the collection.

9. China and Vietnam are at war. The two countries have installed nearly millions of mines. There is no doubt that there are mines in the border areas, but Dongxing and Pingxiang, which tourists often visit, have already been cleared of mines. Don't worry about that.

1. Tourist attractions and roadside stalls often impose a "tourist price" on tourists, which is more expensive than the price given to local people. You can try to pay attention to how much the local people pay when spending, and then pay the boss in full; Or eat in a clearly marked restaurant.