What should I pay attention to when I go to Vietnam alone?

If you buy something, you must bargain and chop it to death, otherwise it will be easy to be cheated in Vietnam.

Although before going to Halong Bay, the staff of Star Cruises warned Vietnamese suppliers that they would overcharge when selling their products. Therefore, when bargaining, we must not be soft, at least reduce the price by half.

Take cashews that China tourists often buy in Viet Nam as an example. A box of 400g cashews is at Halong Bay Wharf and some markets for three boxes 100 RMB, and there is no counter-offer.

In some medium-sized shops, the price is 100 yuan for 4 boxes. If you want more, you can return it to 100 yuan for 5 boxes. But don't think this price is low enough, there is something lower than this.

It used to be like this. In a shop, I argued with my boss for a long time before he agreed to sell it to us at the price of a box of 20 yuan, and repeatedly said, "This is the lowest price, and a box only earns a few cents."

However, when we returned to the boat with cashews in our hands, we found that the price of cashews bought by the group members was lower: a box 15 yuan, a bag with the same weight 10 yuan.

There is also a so-called "Daphne Handstring", in which a vendor initially quoted a pair of 150 yuan to a group of friends, and finally made a deal in 30 yuan. Later, the vendor chased 25 yuan and asked Bian Xiao to buy another pair.

That is the old saying: "There is no minimum, only lower." The price of cheaper things like cashews is so much, and the price of so-called mahogany crafts is better predicted.

The consumption specified by the tour guide is absolutely expensive. Still in Halong Bay, Vietnam, visitors with passports can freely choose whether to sign up for tour groups, but those with passes must sign up.

When you join a tour group, it is inevitable to deal with the tour guide. There is no denying that the tour guide service in Vietnam is very warm and thoughtful, but the price they recommend is definitely much more expensive than the market.