How much money do I need to take to Vietnam?

This question depends on how you play. What is the orientation of consumption?

Generally speaking, one day in 200 yuan is enough. It is ok for some people to deposit 100 yuan a day in Vietnam, but to endorse in advance, find a good place to live first. If you find out first, you may be in trouble.

I have been to Vietnam three times, and walked from northern Vietnam to Du Nan. General hotels 100-200, four-star hotels need about 300. This is a common consumption.

Nha Trang is very special. It was cheap to live there three years ago, but recently it was found that the price almost doubled. It turns out that there are more and more tourists in China, and the accommodation is not enough. Demand exceeds supply, and there are more than 300 hotels in general.

As for eating, if you don't eat seafood and other big meals, Vietnamese food is still moderately priced. Generally, 50 yuan can eat two dishes and a bottle of beer, but seafood is more expensive, depending on how you spend it.

As for how much money to bring, you can bring a RMB 1000-2000. It's convenient to change Vietnamese dong now, and all entry points can be changed. Generally speaking, you can use an international credit card for consumption in Vietnam, or you can book accommodation online in China and pay RMB directly.

Now there are many people in China, Nha Trang, where there is a lot of business. Many shops can use WeChat to pay (including some shops run by Vietnamese) or Alipay, which greatly facilitates China people, but not other cities. I have never seen a shop that can pay by WeChat in Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh.

These are just the usual consumption of food and shelter. If you want to play, you can bring some local products, more money or a credit card that can be paid internationally.

It depends on personal consumption. Last year, I went to Vietnam for eight days on National Day, and with the visa, the ticket from Saigon to Hanoi was almost 3500, and I went to Hanoi, Nha Trang, Da Nang, Hoi An and Saigon. If you stay, 150-200 is equivalent to the domestic mid-range level, and breakfast is also included. The food is also very cheap, especially to eat seafood in Nha Trang and Da Nang. In Vietnam, the big transportation choice is open bus, and the package ticket is cheap. Anyway, normal consumption of three or four thousand yuan is enough. I also know many people who only spend more than two thousand yuan to go to Vietnam for free travel. Generally speaking, it depends on your own choice. The best is of course the most expensive!

Hanoi cathedral

Da Nang

Da Nang

skydiving

In fact, you can travel freely in Vietnam, because all the scenic spots and hotels in Vietnam can speak Chinese, and there are many people in China. In addition, relations between the two countries have developed well in recent years, and now Vietnam's pro-China enthusiasm is high. So far, the number of tourists from China to Vietnam has increased a lot! I generally advise my friends to fly to Nanning, because there are few direct flights and there is no cost performance. Besides, you can see the real national conditions of Vietnam on the journey from north to south. Let me briefly introduce the road book: take the airport bus to Nanning airport to Friendship Pass (Pingxiang Station), then take the bus to Friendship Pass to leave the country, arrive at Vietnam tourist transit station, and take the bus to Hanoi or other scenic spots. There are many buses to Hanoi. Each person is 654.38+0.2 million Vietnamese dong (equivalent to RMB around 40 yuan), or chartered to Hanoi (65.438+0.2 trillion, the current exchange rate is equivalent to RMB around 380 yuan). To fly from Hanoi Airport to various scenic spots, it is basically only RMB in 500 yuan to buy tickets one day in advance.