What souvenirs should I take to travel?

Travel to Tibet should bring some: G7 coffee, special paintings, Hoi 'an handmade lanterns, rare Mi Dan and Tibetan knives.

1, G7 coffee

G7 coffee is one of the most famous coffees in Vietnam. Each coffee bean is selected from the best coffee area in the Vietnamese plateau and baked with special cream. It has a strong milk flavor and a mellow coffee flavor. What's more worth mentioning is that G7 Coffee is the only white coffee brand in the Vietnamese market.

2. Characteristic painting

In Vietnam's tourist attractions, especially the ancient towns of Hui 'an, Hue and Hanoi, which have a long cultural history, there are many galleries run by folk art masters, and famous charcoal paintings and finger paintings can be found in such galleries. If there is a lack of a distinctive painting to decorate the wall at home, consider painting one here.

3. Hoi An Handmade Lantern

The lanterns in Hoi An are handmade, and many families in the city make lanterns for a living. They are simple and natural, woven from wood and bamboo. Travelers from all over the world will also buy one or two beautiful lanterns to take home as souvenirs when they come to Hoi An. Just remember not to buy lanterns that are too big to carry.

4. Rare Mi Dan

Thin Mi Dan is a kind of sour dairy product, which is actually "sour cream". It is a viscous, milky semi-solidified liquid produced by milk separation, which smells like drunk milk. The first taste bud at the entrance is the slight acid brought by lactic acid bacteria. Some locals said they ate diluted Mi Dan in Leba.

In the small town of Enhe, I also bought a rare bottle of Mi Dan handmade by a small shop, which didn't appeal to me. However, the rare Mi Dan I finally ate at the Russian doll hotel in Manzhouli was very delicious with whole wheat Heileba. I really envy my taste buds, probably because the taste of the shop is not authentic. Every day since I came back, I miss the wonderful combination of Heileba and rare Midan.

Step 5 hide the knife

Tibetan Dao is a must for Tibetan men and women. It can be used to cut meat, protect the body and decorate. A valuable Tibetan knife can greatly improve the owner's worth. Men's Tibetan Dao is rough and sharp, while women's Tibetan Dao is small and exquisite. Tibetan Dao is not difficult to buy in Tibet, and the price ranges from tens to hundreds of yuan. The most famous Tibetan Dao belongs to the Ministry of Industry's Ministry Dao and Shigatse's zipper Dao, with exquisite silver scabbard and meticulous carving.