What should I pay attention to when traveling to Vietnam?

1, language, Vietnamese English is not very good, you can download a travel translation app to facilitate communication.

2. Currency: Vietnam's currency is Vietnamese dong, which cannot be exchanged at home. You need to exchange it in the local country. Don't exchange foreign currency with strangers.

3. Weather: Vietnam's climate is tropical, with heavy rainfall and high temperature throughout the year. It is necessary to prepare sun protection and rain protection equipment in advance.

4. Folklore: Vietnam is a Buddhist country. Temples, churches and palaces in Vietnam are recognized as formal occasions. When they went in, they were neatly dressed and safe. When you are away from home, safety comes first. It is best to travel together to ensure safety and avoid going to secluded places alone.

5. Tips: Drug smuggling is serious at the border of Vietnam, so don't help strangers with their bags and look after things in Vietnam.

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The staple foods that Vietnamese people often eat are rice, glutinous rice, various vegetables, beans, fruits and delicious food from various regions of Vietnam. Vietnamese dishes range from simple snacks such as rice noodles, vermicelli, noodle soup, glutinous rice and sugar water to braised, fried and cold dishes in family meals.

There are often many small restaurants and cafes with unique decoration in the streets and lanes of Vietnam, with elegant environment and exquisite food. Vietnamese rice noodles are world-famous snacks. French bread, shrimp cakes, spring rolls, sugar cane shrimp, fried elephant fish and other foods are all necessary. Influenced by French culture, Vietnamese coffee is also famous.

1. If you want to take a taxi after leaving the airport, you must take a regular taxi. Don't take a private taxi for cheap.

Don't touch other people's heads, including children.

When there are green branches hanging at the village intersection, it is a sign of no entry, and outsiders are not allowed to enter.

Temples are recognized as sacred places, and clothes must be dignified and neat. Shorts, miniskirts, topless tops, sleeveless tops or other inappropriate clothes are not allowed. When walking in the street, you should pay attention to avoid the sacrificial objects placed on the street and never trample on them.