Most visitors to Vietnam need a visa to enter the country. Visa exempted for the citizens of countries, which have signed a bilateral or unilateral visa exemtion agreement with Vietnam, Tourist visa maybe valid for 15 to 30 days
The official currency in Vietnam is Dong. The Dong is non-convertible and in summer 2013 trades at approximately 21,000 to USD. You can use the website of Vietcombank to see the daily exchange rate. The U S dollar, preferably crisp clean bills, is widely accepted among major shops and restaurants. The downside to this is that the prices will be converted from Dong at the vendor's chosen exchange rate, which may or may not be close to the official exchange rate, and will be rounded up to the near
One of the first things I learnt on the course was how to brake. Sounds simple but there is a technique to it, particularly on descents. Most importantly, don’t slam on your front brake, as this can result in you practising your aviation technique instead of your mountain biking skills.
Shopping culture is huge in Dalat. And, visiting the many local markets, shops, and shopping centres is a great experience. Bargaining is the norm at many of these places. Dalat offers some excellent products at great value, so be sure to schedule some shopping time while in Dalat
Normally, alone travellers are aware of its singular benefits, but such benefits can be blunted if you fail to make personal safety a priority. Here are 5 safety tips for solo travelers.
You thought you could relax with the Western new year celebrations out of the way? Think again. The whole of Vietnam is now warming up for the Tet holidays -- noticed all those police stop points and fields full of lucky trees recently? If you're heading this way February 10 to 14 this year, consider what this will mean for your trip.
Your trip will be safer and happier as you always have at least a partner to take care for each other and share happy moments. When you want to swim, you need to tell your friends. They are likely to be the quickest rescuer for you in case of emergency.
The beaches of Vietnam are superb. Nha Trang is the perfect combination of a long sandy beach for relaxing days under the palm trees and a town with restaurants and bars to pass the balmy evenings. Boat trips take you out to nearby islands and divers
