What problems should we pay attention to when traveling in Sino-Vietnamese border cities?

The border between China and Viet Nam is an exotic place where tourists can enjoy different cultures and cuisines. If you plan to travel to the border cities of China and Vietnam, please code out the following points in April!

First, understand the visa requirements.

Before going to the border cities of China and Vietnam, you must understand the relevant visa requirements. You need to pay attention to whether you need a visa to enter the border cities of China in Guangxi or Yunnan in advance. In addition, I learned in April that Vietnamese citizens need visas, and they need to apply for visas in advance if they want to go to Vietnam for a few days. You can apply for an electronic visa in Vietnam at the Vietnamese embassy or consulate or online.

Second, understand the security situation.

The border between China and Vietnam is sometimes unstable, so it is necessary to know the local security situation before traveling. Although these areas seem to be safe most of the time, it is better to know the latest security situation and be vigilant.

In addition, when traveling, try not to act alone. Especially at night, girls should not go out alone. Try to walk in crowded places and protect your property, especially cash, passports and credit cards.

Third, understand the local culture.

Respecting local culture is also important in traveling. The cultural habits of some urban areas on the Sino-Vietnamese border are still different from those in our inland areas. Therefore, when you visit some temples or villages during your trip, you should follow the local traditions, be humble and polite, and avoid unnecessary conflicts with local people.

Fourth, know the local food.

There are many delicious foods in the border cities of China and Vietnam. However, due to different tastes and eating habits, it may take us some time to adapt to local food. Therefore, when we taste local food, we should try to choose familiar restaurants and restaurants to ensure the quality of food. Avoid eating at roadside stalls or some unsanitary places to prevent symptoms of gastrointestinal discomfort.

It is suggested that you can prepare some medicines to carry with you in advance, such as Jianwei Xiaoshi tablets, cold medicines and antidiarrheal medicines. Take it in time to prevent physical discomfort.

Fifth, arrange the planned trip in advance.

It is very important to plan the route in advance when traveling to the Sino-Vietnamese border. Personally, I suggest that you determine the hotel accommodation and route plan in advance. Only in this way can we make the journey orderly, save most of the time, and ensure that our trip will be smoother, and we will not be as clueless as headless flies.