Is it safe to travel to Vietnam? Is it dangerous?

It is safe to travel to Vietnam, but we should also pay attention to abide by local laws and regulations and guard against theft. If you join a group, traveling is no problem. If you travel freely, it's good not to go to places where there are few people at night and where the security is poor. ?

Vietnam often rains inexplicably, so it is recommended to take an umbrella to shade it in summer, and it rains when it rains. The delicious food is spread on the roadside, and the hygiene is definitely not flattering. Be sure to bring anti-inflammatory drugs, stomach medicines and antidiarrheal drugs. ?

Vietnamese and English are the main languages spoken in Vietnam. There are super many Europeans and Americans there. Most Vietnamese can speak English (that is to say, it is not very standard, and sometimes it takes body and guess). It doesn't matter if English is not good. It is suggested to find a local companion, that is, a local who can speak Chinese. The price is about150 per day-one day in 200 yuan. You can Baidu it. Many Vietnamese who can speak Chinese have studied in China and put their information on the Internet in China. ?

You can book accommodation on the website before. You can also look for it after you go. The streets of Vietnam are full of hotels, mainly for bargaining. When booking a hotel, you can find the hotel near the restored Jianhu Lake and 36th Street. This is their center, so it's convenient to go out shopping. Smaller hotels and better ones are all around 30-50 yuan. Generally, you can only check in in the morning 10, otherwise you will have to calculate the room rate for one more day. Remember to talk about the price before. A tip of around 20,000 guilders of 6 RMB will be fine. ?

You can leave the country from Dongxing Port in Guangxi, Beihai Port (sea route) and Pingxiang Port in Nanning, and you can also apply for passports from major domestic ports. However, judging from the itinerary of tourism and viewing, the general team and individual travelers arrive in Beihai mainly to participate in sea routes (with strong comfort) or transfer from Beihai to Dongxing. ?

Many people will tip you when you pass the customs, hoping to pass the customs quickly. But in fact, it's quite chaotic. Whether to tip or not depends on the efficiency of the staff who go through the formalities, so don't tip. After handling the passport, the staff will take it directly to the door to read the name and ask someone to collect it. They have a strong accent, so listen carefully so as not to miss the assembly. ?

There is no doubt that there are mines in the border areas, but Dongxing and Pingxiang, which tourists often go to, have already been cleared of mines. Don't worry about that. ? Scenic spots and roadside stalls often impose a "tourist price" on tourists, which is more expensive than the price given to local people. You can try to pay attention to how much the local people pay when spending, and then pay the boss in full; Or eat in a clearly marked restaurant.