Matters needing attention in traveling to Vietnam for the first time

Due to Vietnam's unique natural scenery and relatively low consumption level, in recent years, traveling to Vietnam has become an ideal place for many mainland tourists to travel for leisure. However, there are still many places to pay attention to when traveling to Vietnam. According to my personal experience, I will sort out this note for friends who plan to go to Vietnam and want to go to Vietnam: preparation before departure: documents: please take all your passports and air tickets with you before departure in case of emergency. Bring your own personal belongings: umbrella, hat, sunglasses, swimsuit, swimming trunks, camera, battery, memory card. Medicine: when you are away from home, you may feel uncomfortable because of acclimatization, weather and other reasons. So you should bring some commonly used drugs, such as wind-dispelling oil, antipyretics, painkillers, medicinal plasters and so on. In case you need them in time. Dress: Prepare clothes according to the season. It is recommended to wear light sports shoes and casual clothes. Vietnam has a subtropical climate with high temperature all year round, heavy rainfall in summer, hot weather in winter and warm and dry climate. Please wear sleeveless clothes when visiting Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. You don't have to wear shorts and skirts in your lower body. Length must be above the knee. Communication: If you need to bring your mobile phone, please open the international roaming function at the local telephone company before you leave. The telecommunications industry in Vietnam and the United States is not as developed as that in China, and the telephone charges are relatively high. During the trip, make as few international calls as possible. Or selling calling cards temporarily in Vietnam, you can use the injection amount and charge a single time (free call). The country code of Vietnam is 0084. To call Vietnam from China, you need to add the country code of Vietnam, and to call China from Vietnam, you need to add China code 0086+ area code+number. Voltage: The voltage in Vietnam is 220V, and the socket is generally round (passengers should pay attention to its applicability if they need to carry electrical appliances, and it is recommended that group members carry universal sockets with them for later use). Currency: The currency unit of Vietnam is the Vietnamese dong, and the exchange rate is about 100 RMB to 300,000-320,000 Vietnamese dong (there will be fluctuations). General stores use Vietnamese dong and US dollars to settle accounts. Renminbi can be used in Halong Bay, but not in other areas (warm reminder: you can't change coins at will in the street to avoid trouble). Vietnam tourism story: 1. Climate: Vietnam has a subtropical climate all year round. The temperature in Xia Long, Hanoi, Vietnam is similar to that in China and southern Guangxi. In summer, the temperature is high and there are many mosquitoes. Please prepare heatstroke prevention, carsickness prevention, sun protection, mosquito repellent and other medicines. ) April to September is the rainy season every year. Please prepare rain gear. Prepare sun hats and sunglasses at ordinary times. Time: Vietnam is one hour behind Beijing time. 3. Language: Vietnamese is the official language of Vietnam. Cantonese is widely used in Chinatown in northern and southern Vietnam. English is very popular in Vietnam, and some elderly people speak French quite well. The hotel waiter can speak a little Chinese. 4. Accommodation: Vietnam is a socialist country. At present, its economy lags behind China (about 10 years behind China), and it is carrying out reform and opening up. Many star-rated hotels are still a little backward compared with domestic ones, so we should be prepared in this respect. 5. Diet: Vietnamese food is relatively light, but many street snacks with Vietnamese characteristics should be tried one by one. However, pay attention to hygiene. If necessary, it is recommended to bring your own disposable tableware. Don't take valuables with you when Tang goes out, such as jewelry, expensive watches and cash. Please take the hotel profile with you when you leave the hotel, just in case. 7. There are no anti-theft measures for hotel doors and windows in Vietnam. Please take good care of your valuables when you go out for activities or rest at night. 8. Traveling abroad is very mobile. Thieves and pickpockets are common in major tourist cities all over the world, and robberies occur from time to time. Vietnam is a motorcycle kingdom, and incidents of robbing tourist goods on the streets or scenic spots also occur from time to time. Be sure to take care of your personal belongings, handbags, cameras, etc. To avoid being robbed. It's best to walk with a backpack on your side to prevent gangsters from robbing from behind like riding a motorcycle.

9. There are similar massage shops or foot washing shops near the scenic hotel. Most of these shops are black shops, and foreign tourists are often blackmailed or stolen. Try not to enter consumption and avoid similar things. Other tips: 1. When visiting Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, don't wear sleeveless tops and red clothes, and don't wear pants and short skirts shorter than your knees. Cameras and video cameras are not allowed to enter the room. Please keep your clothes clean, no hat, no slippers, keep quiet and don't make any noise. 2. It is not allowed to take photos or videos of military police, military camps and other people and things in Vietnam. 3.BatingSquare: It is closed to the public on Mondays, Fridays, special holidays in Vietnam and every afternoon. Ho Chi Minh Museum: Vietnam is closed to the public every afternoon on Mondays, Fridays and special holidays, because tourists entering the museum are not allowed to carry backpacks and cameras for safety reasons. Duzhu Temple: Duzhu Temple is very small with many steps, so pay attention to safety. President: You must dress neatly and store your belongings. You don't have to take pictures. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum: Vietnam is closed to the public every Monday, Friday and special holidays. Closed for maintenance from September to June every year165438+1October.