Things to note when traveling to Vietnam

1) Time difference: Vietnam is one hour behind China.

2) Climate:

North Vietnam is divided into four seasons:

Spring: March to April Temperature: 1520 degrees Celsius

Summer: May to August Temperature: 2837 degrees Celsius

Autumn: September to October Temperature: 2230 degrees Celsius

Winter: November to March Temperature: 1206 degrees Celsius

Central and southern China only have rainy and dry seasons:

Temperatures in rainy and dry seasons

Central: 20-25 degrees Celsius from August to January, 25-29 from February to July degrees Celsius.

South: 26-29 degrees Celsius from April to November, 25-30 degrees Celsius from November to April.

3) Language:

In Vietnam, the main language is Vietnamese. Today, the movement to learn foreign languages ??is growing, especially in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hue and Da Nang, where English and French are also widely spoken.

4) Food:

Chinese food and local flavors are the main content of the itinerary. If there are vegetarian guests or don't eat meat, please inform our company before departure. If circumstances permit, the tour guide will try to accommodate your needs.

5) Drinking water:

All tap water in Vietnam must be boiled before drinking. Please fill your own glue bottle with the hot water provided by the hotel or purchase local bottled mineral water before leaving each morning.

6) Airport tax:

The airport tax departing from China is 90 yuan/person, the airport tax departing from Ho Chi Minh City is 12 US dollars/person, the airport tax departing from Hanoi is 15 US dollars/person, and the domestic airport tax in Vietnam 02 USD/person.

7) Public safety:

When traveling abroad, no matter which country you go to, you must be more careful. For security reasons, do not bring valuables or excessive amounts of cash. If necessary, you can use the hotel's safe. Don't leave valuables or money in the room and check your luggage or tour bus. Under no circumstances will our company or any of our servers be responsible for your guests' items. Also, be careful, outside the hotel, airports, lobbies, restaurants, and tourist attractions are all popular places for pickpockets. Especially the passport should be kept in the hotel safe.

8) Tips and service charges:

When traveling, it is customary to give extra tips to waiters to thank them for their hard work. As for the waiters who serve VIPs with the group, reward tips should be given (recommended tip: 20 yuan/day/person).

9) Return delay:

If you leave the group and return to your country after the tour, please inform the local tour guide as early as possible so that your flight can be confirmed.

10) Power supply: 220 volts

1) Currency

The Vietnamese currency issued by the State Bank of Vietnam includes 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, Various banknotes such as 10,000, 20,000, 50,000, 50,000, 100,000, etc. are popular all over the country. The Bank of Vietnam also issues 500,000, 1 million, and 5 million silver coins for use as Vietnamese coins. Travelers' US dollar checks can be exchanged for Vietnamese dong at banks for a fee of 1. Credit cards can be used in hotels and restaurants.