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1. Vietnam, East Asia, and Southeast Asia

West Asia (Central Asia to be precise) Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, South Asia: India, Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, East Asia: North Korea, Mongolia, East Asia: Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia: Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Philippines.

2. Vietnam in Southeast Asia

Robusta beans are the main coffee in Southeast Asia. Robusta coffee beans have a rather astringent flavor and are often used to make instant coffee and blends. Robusta is mostly planted in lowlands at an altitude of 200 to 600 meters, which is suitable for warm climates. The required temperature is 24~29, and the rainfall requirements are not high. Robusta coffee tastes bright and rich, with a strong bitter taste. The caffeine content of Robusta is much higher than that of Arabica, which is one of its advantages for making instant coffee.

Indonesia is an ideal location for coffee cultivation in Southeast Asia. Indonesian Robusta coffee accounts for about 85% of the total production, and Arabica coffee accounts for about 15%. Robusta is grown in southern Sumatra, while Arabica is grown in northern Sumatra. There is also a very famous coffee in Indonesia called cat poop coffee. Cat poop coffee is coffee made from the feces of civet cats that have eaten coffee cherries. This kind of coffee is novel and interesting, and some people claim how good the coffee tastes, so that the cat poop coffee can be sold at a high price.

Vietnam is located in the eastern part of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia and is the world's second largest coffee producer. Robusta coffee accounts for approximately 95% of total production. Vietnamese coffee has rich flavor, weak acidity and smooth taste. Representative coffees in Vietnam include Morse coffee, G7 coffee and highland coffee.

Quality is the most important reason to maintain the price of specialty coffee. Special geographical conditions and climate can produce coffee beans with unique flavor.

3. Vietnam and Southeast Asia

In 1998, Buddhism ruled the Indochina Peninsula, Islam ruled the Malay Peninsula and the Malay Islands, and the Philippines was Catholic in Southeast Asia. Buddhism is the main religion in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and Vietnam, of which Theravada Buddhism is the main religion and the state religion in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. Its followers are distributed throughout the country. Other religions such as Islam, Christianity, and Hinduism are rarely spread, but they are also found in southern Thailand.

4. Vietnam Southeast Asian countries

referred to as ASEAN. Date of establishment: August 8, 1967. Its members include Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, Brunei, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia. Its predecessor was the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) established in Bangkok on July 31, 1961 by Malaya (now Malaysia), the Philippines and Thailand.

On August 7-8, 1967, the foreign ministers of Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines and the Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia held a meeting in Bangkok and issued the "Bangkok Declaration" ("Declaration on the Establishment of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations"), officially Announced the establishment of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

5. Vietnam East Asia

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) is an ally of East Asia. It was established in Bangkok, Thailand on August 8, 1967. It now has 10 member countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.

The purpose and goal of ASEAN is to jointly promote economic growth, social progress and cultural development in the region in the spirit of equality and cooperation, and to build a prosperous and peaceful community of Southeast Asian countries. lay the foundation for promoting peace and stability in the region. ASEAN's main institutions include the Summit, Foreign Ministers' Meeting, Standing Committee, Economic Ministers' Meeting, other ministerial meetings, secretariat, special committees, and non-governmental and semi-official institutions. The summit is ASEAN's highest decision-making body and has been held annually since its first meeting in 1995. It has become the most important mechanism for ASEAN countries to discuss regional cooperation plans, and its chairmanship is rotated by member states.

6. Travel in Southern Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City is the busiest city in southern Vietnam, with a dazzling number of motorcycles. Its rich culture can be seen in the mix of Chinese and French architecture. As tourist attractions, we recommend the following places.

The Notre Dame Church in Ho Chi Minh City

The first day of the trip started from the Notre Dame Church in Ho Chi Minh City. This church was built between 1877-1883. It is in New Romantic style and built of orange bricks. This 40-meter-tall square tower has an iron tower on top and is named after Notre Dame de Paris.

Central Post Office

Opposite Notre Dame Cathedral is the Central Post Office. The Post Office is a French colonial classic. It has French and Nanyang flavors. Built in 1886-1891, it is also a century-old post office that is still in operation today. There are mailing windows on both sides of the post office, a souvenir kiosk in the middle, and many postcards to choose from.

Bookstore Street

There is a short and beautiful literary path to the right of the post office, about 100 meters long. There are soda shops and bookstores everywhere. You can come here and take a rest.

The first rice noodles shop in Ho Chi Minh

[The store name is PhoHoa Pasteur]

I ordered the most basic beef noodles. Xiaodie has many side dishes, such as bean sprouts, red oil sauce, spicy millet, mint and lemongrass. After the rice was served, I put the side dishes into the soup according to my personal taste, soaked them, and stirred them. It is worth mentioning that Vietnamese millet chili is very spicy, and it is very spicy. I like!

Pink Church

Take a rickshaw to the Pink Church. The church is not very stunning, but it is painted pink and the color makes the church cute. The pink church is on the roadside and feels very messy. It is still suitable for taking pictures of soft girls. They will look great in a small white and yellow skirt.

The river bank in Saigon

The setting sun was shining slantingly. I was watching the scenery under the bridge, while the people watching the scenery were watching other scenery on the bridge. In the evening, it was very pleasant to take a walk along the Saigon River.

Nu Lao Street and Biyun Street

The nightlife of Ho Chi Minh City is located in the Ngo Van Lao Street area, where restaurants, bars and backpacker hotels are densely clustered. This is a must-visit nightlife spot in Ho Chi Minh City. Many art-style unfinished buildings are filled with bars from top to bottom. Walking into the huge straw hat the block above the road is the best area and it's home only after 10pm.

Ho Chi Minh Art Museum

The appearance of the art museum is yellow and white. Built in 1929 during the colonial period, it is similar to the Central Post Office and is an elegant building in the French Nanyang style.

Most of the art works in the exhibition area are related to war, and their paintings are quite simple. In the center of the museum is the oldest staircase in Ho Chi Minh City, which is where many beauties check in. The macaron-colored carved railings are very artistic!

Binhe Market

Ho Chi Minh’s historic old market, the whole market feels like an old-fashioned station. There are many areas inside, such as the textile area to buy cheap clothes, shoes and hats, the fruit area, the food stall area, and the sundries area.

Pasteur Street Brewing Company

Craft Beer House

When you arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, of course you have to check in to this recommended restaurant with the best brewing on Pasteur Street Craft beer restaurant. In the same area, the handcrafted craft beer is even more innovative. Order a cup with creative flavors, adapt to local conditions, Southeast Asian style, and drink the taste of pineapple. Of course, there are also old-fashioned golden beers and light Al bitter beers. The environment of the beer hall is also good, with some industrial style, some street style, and some mottled style. It feels very free. If you want to drink some local craft beer in Ho Chi Minh City, don’t miss this place.

People's Committee

This bustling commercial pedestrian street is called Ruan Hua. At the end of the street, there is a statue of Teacher Ho Chi Minh. Here Are the People This is one of the landmarks of Ho Chi Minh City. You can only look outside, not visit.

Food recommendation

Cracked wall recommended restaurant RuNam

The restaurant is near the Riverside Market, about 600 meters from the Ho Chi Minh Art Museum. The plaque on the front is grass green.

Must come! The air conditioner is awesome! Elegant environment! The key dishes are also delicious! Specialty drip coffee and fusion dishes.

I ordered a Spanish-style griddle rice and pan-fried salmon. I ate it all by myself. It's one thing to be hungry, but it's another thing entirely for the pasta to taste great! Feel a little bit of advanced taste buds, not only cook, arrange and serve dishes, but also pay attention.

7. Attractions in Southeast Asia and Vietnam

The most suitable for budget travel in Southeast Asian countries.

1. Laos

Laos is a major tourist country that has been seriously ignored by the Chinese people. There is a direct bus from Kunming to Luang Prabang. Luang Prabang is a very French-style town, just like Chiang Mai, but more primitive than Chiang Mai. There are many temples and beautiful cabins in the town. The scenery in the United States is very similar to the scenery in Guilin. These are places that tourists from Europe and the United States love to visit.

Two. Vietnam

Vietnam is the first stop for many poor people to travel abroad, because it is very convenient to get there by bus or train from Guangxi. The tourism industry in Vietnam and the United States is very developed and mature, and the prices are very cheap, especially coffee and French sticks. Eating seafood and drinking red wine is also very cost-effective. The price is much lower than in Thailand. But theft and cheating are very serious in Vietnam, as are motorcycle speeding and robberies. Taxis are full of fake watches, making it difficult to guard against all kinds of theft. If you travel to Vietnam, you should pay attention to protecting your own safety, especially girls.

Three. Nepal

Nepal is also famous for its tourism industry. The song "755-79000" has brought many Chinese tourists to this small country. I don't have a lot of money, but they are very friendly to their guests. In addition to the various vendors at buybuy who will try their best to let you buy, other local people are hospitable and welcome you with a smile.

Four. Myanmar (Southeast Asian country)

Although Myanmar is poor, the transportation for tourists is relatively convenient, but all attractions and transportation costs are relatively unfriendly to foreigners. But Burmese people are very nice. If you have fun chatting with people in the village while traveling in Myanmar, you can also eat and drink for free. If you are a person who eats a lot, you will make money. The security in this country is quite good, so Tang doesn't have to worry too much about being robbed or other personal safety here.

India and Pakistan, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.