Trip to Vietnam: Questions from a newbie
his is my first time traveling internationally so hopefully y'all can provide some feedback about my current plan. I am going to be spending a month in Vietnam with a friend. We'd like to fly into Ho Chi Man City, rent motor bikes and tour the countryside while staying in hostels. Our final destination is Hanoi. We'll both be living out of backpacking and don't mind roughing it. Any tips or advice from someone who's actually been to Vietnam? Is traveling south to north on motorbikes unfeasible in a month?
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Oh. If you are coming to Vietnam for the first time, traveling from south to north is quite a challenging journey. Vietnam is a country with many means of transportation, especially motorbikes. Moreover, they go very fast. Consider carefully whether you have enough courage and health.
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Obtain a money belt and fill it with cash and your passport. You do not want to have nothing after having your suitcase stolen. This is significant. Motorbike bag theft is a well-known incident at the bus terminal in the Hanoi vicinity. The same applies if you're waiting to cross the street on a corner with your phone in your hand. If you do that, it will be taken.
If you go by motorbike it will really take a lot of time, you can take the train
Oh, the distance from South to North is quite far so I think if you travel by motorbike it will be very tiring. Consider traveling by car and plane. Airfare in Vietnam is also quite cheap. Besides, if you come to Hanoi, don't forget to enjoy the specialties there. The food there was delicious.
I think 1 month is not enough for you to go to all the famous tourist destinations in Vietnam, but Ha Giang is a place that you must definitely visit. When traveling by motorbike here, be careful because of the roads. very difficult to go. slither io
Make sure you have a pretty heavy duty poncho and/or rain clothes. The rainstorms are very abrupt and violent.
Vietnam is about 1,600 km long from south to north, so planning your That's Not My Neighbor itinerary is important. Important stops may include Ho Chi Minh City, Vung Tau, Nha Trang, Hoi An, Hue, and Hanoi. Take your time to explore each place thoroughly. Drink plenty of water, use sunscreen, and eat at clean places to avoid digestive problems. Having travel insurance that covers motorbike accidents is a good idea.
Yes, riding a motorcycle from south to north would be difficult. Consider road trips and flights. Vietnam Airlines also has low fares. If you visit Hanoi, sample the native cuisine. Delicious food was served there. geometry dash