Is Vietnam safe to travel in the near future?

Vietnam tourism has been very popular in recent years. You can see many amazing exotic customs to satisfy your special aesthetic vision. Everything in Vietnam highlights the beauty of the southern country. Here are some for you Share analysis of Vietnam travel safety.

Anti-China incidents broke out in Vietnam some time ago, which caused many people to be discouraged from traveling to Vietnam. Is it safe to travel to Vietnam?

I stayed in Vietnam for 10 days. Generally speaking, I feel The security here is still good, and the people are quite enthusiastic (although they are not as enthusiastic as the Thais). The only unpleasant thing is that they are in Ho Chi Minh City -

Ho Chi Minh City is the most prosperous city in Vietnam, and the prosperity is It means there are a lot of people. The feeling here is that it is dirty and messy. The streets are filled with motorcycle traffic and the roar of motors is deafening. Drivers often do not obey traffic rules and turn left and right to drive around randomly. If you are not very good at driving, , it is really not recommended to ride a motorcycle here.

We were new here and didn’t know the situation. We rented a motorcycle here. When we went to the gas station to pay for gas, the gas station staff actually changed the money. We were given 100,000. The staff said that we gave 10,000 Vietnamese Dong. My friend was very angry and strongly requested to go to their security room to get the surveillance camera. When we arrived at the security room, they kept saying that the surveillance camera could not be seen for various reasons. He must have a guilty conscience. In the end, the two parties argued for a long time before they were willing to return the money to us!

About Vietnam, my previous impression was that it was poor, chaotic, and not much fun. After I went there, I discovered that this Southeast Asian country It’s also very literary and fresh! And the cost is low, and the air tickets are cheap, which is very suitable for a quick trip!

Except for the unpleasant things we encountered in Ho Chi Minh City on the first day, we later visited Mui Ne, Dalat, Hoi An, and Da Nang do not have this situation. Vietnam is still very rich in tourism resources, with beautiful scenery and low prices. Therefore, it is recommended that after flying to Ho Chi Minh City from China, you can directly take a bus in Ho Chi Minh City to go to other places. Stay in Ho Chi Minh City so you can avoid unsafe factors.

Mui Ne: half sea water, half desert

It takes about 4 hours to drive from Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne. There is no bustle of tourists here, no temptation of nightclubs, and no let-down. Apart from the roar of the suffocating motorcycle army, there are only the lazy footsteps of tourists and the sound of wind and waves.

Mui Ne is a small fishing village where people can stay at home for a vacation, a place so beautiful that it makes people helpless.

Mui Ne has a long beach of about 50 kilometers, with coconut wind and waves, clear water and fine sand. There are not many tourists. There are many tourist vacation homes of different grades. This time we chose the Lotus Village Resort Hotel, with more than 300 For one night, it can be said to be very cost-effective.

The sea in Mui Ne is too windy and not suitable for swimming. Of course, in order to satisfy the desire of most tourists to swim in the sea, most hotels will build a swimming pool next to the private beach. Our hotel is no exception and has two infinity pools, one facing the sea and one by the jungle.

Mui Ne is a magical place, a small place with various landforms and customs: desert, ocean, and the colorful limestone in the Valley of the Gods. Half of it is a high loess slope, and the other half is a tropical coconut forest, forming a strong contrast.

Red Sand Dunes

There are two deserts in Mui Ne, one is Red Sand Dunes, which is suitable for watching the sunset. The sand is red and receives the sunlight without any cover under the blue sky. It is so warm that people can't help but think of the "passionate desert".

But you won’t feel the heat here because there will be sea breeze blowing. This should be the coolest desert I have ever been to! The most special thing about the red sand dunes is that you can see the boundless pure scenery. The blue ocean, with the sea on one side and the desert on the other, forms a variety of color bands on top of each other.

When you climb to the top of the dune, you feel a sense of accomplishment. The white sand dunes are breathtakingly beautiful. Lying there lazily and letting the unbridled wind and sand blow against your face and blow up your hair and clothes is very comfortable.

The sunset on the red sand dunes is really beautiful. The orange sunset and the brown-red sand dunes look even more gorgeous under the afterglow of the setting sun. The whole atmosphere is extremely romantic.

White Sand Dunes

Watching the sunrise on White Sand Dunes is a sweet torture. At 4:30 in the morning, I opened my sleepy eyes and saw the sky that was just starting to get bright. Get on the jeep and drive along the coastline. The morning breeze for nearly 40 minutes will drive away sleepiness completely, and the white sand dunes are already in front of you.

The white sand is soft and fine, and the curved sand dunes are ups and downs one after another. There are also freshwater lakes in the depths. The lakes are covered with tall and deep tropical jungle vegetation. Sand dunes wrap around the green lakes and green trees, and lotus flowers float on the lakes.

The sun is about to rise. The sun passes through the clouds and dives in again. It does this several times, and finally bursts out like a ray of light as if it has broken free from heavy constraints. A day in Mui Ne is as beautiful as the bright and brilliant sunshine, which shines from dawn to dusk, eventually becoming the most beautiful memory of that summer.

Fairy Stream

The English name here is "fairy

stream", which is translated as "Fairy Stream". This is a name full of mystery, and Compared with the name, Fairy Creek in reality is somewhat disappointing. However, the photo effects here are still good. It is recommended to come after 3 pm, there will be beautiful backlight across the valley.

Little Angkor

I forgot the real name of this place and can’t find it on the travel website. The locals call it “Little Angkor”. You can ask the hotel The staff, they all know this place.

Many people will arrange a trip to Vietnam and Cambodia together. If you don’t have time to go to Cambodia, it is good to visit this small Angkor when you come to Mui Ne. There are Angkor-style buildings inside, although it is not big. , but taking pictures is enough.

Da Lat: a French town with blooming flowers

There is a direct bus from Mui Ne to Dalat, which takes about 5 hours by car. You will fall in love with this place on your first morning in Dalat. When you wake up in the soft sunshine, open the window and see the colorful European-style villas in the distance dotted in the shade of brilliant flowers and bushes. You will feel as if you are in the south of France. Some small town.

We stayed at the Safi Dalat Hotel, which was converted from a French castle. The owner of the castle is an avid collector and has collected many antiques, such as antiques of various shapes. Classic cars are decorated in every corner of the hotel and are very suitable for taking photos.

Movie projectors, old-fashioned fans, gramophone typewriters, and even every button in the elevator room are full of retro flavor. It seems that every corner here has a story.

With the unique spire shape, retro patterned tiles, rotating ceiling fan and old-fashioned TV in the room, everything here seems to be stuck in the last century.

Wander through the small garden of the hotel, shuttle through the garden paths filled with shade and fragrance of flowers, and watch the seasons change and the fragrance of flowers flow. Close your eyes gently and enjoy the warmth of every ray of sunshine.

Mary's Monastery

The first attraction to check in when you come to Dalat is the place you are most looking forward to during this trip to Vietnam: Mary's Monastery. It is said to be an attraction, but it is actually a church. No tickets are required. Because of its cute pink shape, it attracts many girls (including middle-aged girls like me) to take pictures.

When I arrived at the Mary Monastery in Dalat, I was attracted by the color of the buildings at first sight. The orange-pink fresh shape is very cute against the blue sky and white clouds.

My whole girl’s heart is melting! I have been irresistible to pink things since I was a child, and Mary’s Convent is really more beautiful than I imagined!!

Compared with the pink church in Ho Chi Minh City, Mary's Monastery goes further on the girly road in terms of color and shape.

crazyhouse

The second attraction when we come to Dalat is crazyhouse. Many people come to Dalat for the crazy

house, right? Vietnam A hotel designed by the former president’s daughter has become one of Dalat’s most popular attractions.

Originally, I didn’t have high expectations for such a popular attraction, but when I walked into the confusing and crazy tree holes, I circled around and returned to the starting point. It's like falling into a maze, and I can't help but marvel at the designer's whimsical ideas and unconstrained imagination.

Like a magical crazy house,

all remind you of the plots in fairy tales, saturated and bright colors, circling and interlaced architectural structures, just press at will When you press the shutter, a photo full of fairy tale colors will be frozen.

The shape of the crazy house resembles a dead and rotten tree hole. Inside are modern guest rooms with different styles, and each room has different theme elements.

Da Lat Railway Station

Da Lat Railway Station, known as the most beautiful railway station in Vietnam, is a highly recognizable building, with French style blended into the Vietnamese ethnic minority style, unique Its spire shape and bright colors are unforgettable.

The French colonial period in Vietnam not only transformed Dalat’s urban landscape into French style, but also brought steam trains and narrow-gauge railways. Boarding the rusty train nose, a foreign feeling with historical imprints hits your face, and you feel like you have traveled through time and space.

The wooden carriage has some mottled walls and looks like a scene from a movie, seeming to take people back to that forgotten old time.

To this day, this railway station still maintains a sightseeing route to the nearby town of Trai

Mat, but you have to be lucky to get on this train. , there are only 5 round trips every day, and it is said that only when there are enough people, you can drive. If you are lucky enough to encounter this train, you must go and take it. Just imagine riding an old train to an unknown foreign town. It will feel like you are in another world.

Hoi An: A woman wearing Ao Dai in a dimly lit place

I have never been interested in ancient town attractions, with the exception of Hoi An. Hoi An is the only ancient town that has moved my heart so far. , this quiet and peaceful town is like a girl wearing Ao Dai, standing gracefully on the bank of Thu Bon River in Indochina, Vietnam.

My first impression of Hoi An was that it was “very yellow”.

In Hoi An, whether it is restaurants, B&Bs, or street shops, they are all painted in one main color: yellow. It was a cloudy day when we arrived in Hoi An, and we were originally feeling gloomy, but the haze was instantly swept away by the bright yellow color of Hoi An.

Walking around the ancient town of Hoi An, you can always see flowers sticking out of the walls from time to time. The gorgeous bougainvillea sets off the yellow buildings, creating a visual effect like an oil painting.

When you come to Hoi An, you must experience wearing Ao Dai. Ao Dai is the national dress of Vietnam. I have to say that Ao Dai is really beautiful. It is a bit like a Chinese cheongsam, but it does not expose the thighs like a cheongsam. Instead, it has slits on both sides to the waist, and the skirt will follow you when you walk. The wind blows, which can highlight the beauty of women's lines.

The most representative building in the ancient city of Hoi An is the "Japanese Bridge". It was originally built by Japanese businessmen to facilitate traffic. Later, the reconstruction work was completed by the Chinese, so the Japanese Bridge is also called the "Japanese Bridge". Far Bridge". The pale pink Japanese covered bridge is inlaid in the yellow Hoi An Ancient Town, and reflects on the turquoise river surface, revealing a low-key retro beauty.

If Hoi An during the day is like a gentle girl next door from Nanyang, then Hoi An at night is like a graceful girl with all kinds of charm.

The streets are full of lanterns on roadside bridges, and lanterns of various shapes will light up the night, making it as brilliant as day. At night, Hoi An really looks like.

Walk through the streets full of lanterns and walk to the Thu Bon River where the light is a little weak. There are many old people and children selling river lanterns by the river. Visitors can light a lantern to make wishes. Let it float quietly with the river into the distance.

About Vietnam, my previous impression was that it was poor, chaotic, and there was not much to do. After I went there, I discovered that this Southeast Asian country is also very artistic and fresh! And the consumption is low, and the air tickets are cheap. Suitable for a quick trip.