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Absolutely! Securing your spots through online booking in advance provides the assurance that your slots are reserved. This ensures that your preferred tour dates are not sold out, offering you peace of mind.
Moreover, if you have specific preferences for a custom tour, reaching out and booking online early allows us to better cater to your needs. With the additional time, we can go above and beyond, making any necessary arrangements to guarantee you the best possible experience. Your early booking not only guarantees your spot but also allows us to tailor the experience to exceed your expectations.
For a truly authentic taste of local food culture, we recommend exploring small, local restaurants. These hidden gems offer an immersive experience, allowing you to savor the genuine flavors of the region. Keep in mind that pricier restaurants in Vietnam often present their menus in the local currency, whereas mid-range options may list prices in both USD and VND.
When selecting a dining spot, opt for bustling places that appear well-maintained, and prioritize venues serving fresh, thoroughly cooked dishes. Look for restaurants where you can witness the cooking process, such as street-side establishments with steaming bowls of noodle soup – not only a reliable choice but also a delightful and memorable experience.
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Certainly! We'd be delighted to coordinate a convenient hotel pickup within the city center. Kindly inform us in advance via WhatsApp or email about your accommodation details.
Should you require pickup from a location outside the central area, please get in touch with us well ahead of time. This allows us to explore various options and make the necessary arrangements to ensure a seamless experience for you. Appreciate your cooperation!
Vietnam Dong is the official currency in Vietnam, which you can’t purchase or difficult to purchase outside of the country. Major Banks in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh or Da Nang city can handle quite a lot of different currencies, however, USD is the most widely accepted. So we recommend taking a combination of USD cash, USD traveler’s cheques with the bulk in traveler’s cheques for safety reasons. American Express, Visa are the most popular brands.
If you arrange a hotel pickup with us for your tour, you can be dropped off at the same hotel when we return.
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In the event that the tour price is not displayed online or if you're booking a customized tour, kindly reach out to us via email at sale@bishousevietnamtravel.com or message us on WhatsApp at (+84 982901553) to finalize your booking. We look forward to assisting you!
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Vietnam is considered as among the safest countries to visit, however, there are increasing instances of theft in Ho Chi Minh city where snatch thieves and pickpockets on motorcycles are the worst. So the tip here is you should be vigilant all the time. You shouldn’t bring with you valuables (such as expensive watches, jewelries, etc)
You can change cash and travelers’ cheques at big hotels or at authorized foreign exchange banks in main cities. Outside the main cities and tourist area, authorized foreign exchange banks are few and far between. So if heading off the beaten path, remember to stock up with enough cash (USD or VND) to the last trip.
Wherever you travel to, you’ll always find someone willing to change dollars cash into VND, though rates will vary. When receiving dong, you’ll be presented with a huge pile of notes. Refuse any badly torn notes and ask for a mix of denominations so that you always have a few low-value notes in hand.
Choosing when to visit Vietnam is always a good idea, as each season has its own unique charm. Here's a breakdown to help you decide:
March - April: The best weather, with plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures, and minimal rain. It's busy, so book in advance.
May - August: Hotter with occasional rain, but don't let that deter you. Rain is usually short-lived, and you'll enjoy warm weather.
September - November: A hidden gem. Moderate temperatures, no rain, ideal for trekking and motorcycle trips. Experience vibrant Full Moon Celebrations.
December - February: The coldest months, especially in the north. Consider exploring the warmer southern regions during this time.
No matter when you choose to visit, Vietnam welcomes you with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural experiences!
Vietnam is considered as among the safest countries to visit, however, there are increasing instances of theft in Ho Chi Minh city where snatch thieves and pickpockets on motorcycles are the worst. So the tip here is you should be vigilant all the time. You shouldn’t bring with you valuables such as expensive watches, jewelries, etc)
As our advice, you should try food in small local restaurants, that’s the best way for you to feel the local breath in terms of food culture. Most of expensive restaurants in Vietnam quote their menu in local currency while in the middle of the range, the rates may be both in USD and VND. While choosing a place for eating, we strongly recommend you choose places which are busy and look well-scrubbed, a stick to fresh, thoroughly cooked food. Restaurants where you can see food cooked, eg: steaming bowls of noodle soup along a street tall, are often a good bet and being a lot of fun.
Vietnam Dong is the official currency in Vietnam, which you can’t purchase or difficult to purchase outside of the country. Major Banks in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh city can handle quite a lot of different currencies, however, USD is the most widely accepted. So we recommend taking a combination of USD cash, USD traveler’s cheques with the bulk in traveler’s cheques for safety reasons. American Express, Visa are the most popular brands.
You can change cash and travelers’ cheques at big hotels or at authorized foreign exchange banks in main cities. Outside the main cities and tourist area, authorized foreign exchange banks are few and far between. So if heading off the beaten path, remember to stock up with enough cash (USD or VND) to the last trip.
Wherever you travel to, you’ll always find someone willing to change dollars cash into VND, though rates will vary. When receiving dong, you’ll be presented with a huge pile of notes. Refuse any badly torn notes and ask for a mix of denominations so that you always have a few low-value notes in hand.
Test Despite of the fact that Vietnamese government attempts to outlaw the practice, the US Dollars still acts as an alternative currency which is almost completely interchangeable with Vietnam Dong. Many prices, especially for hotels, tours and expensive restaurants, are still quoted in USD, though you can pay in dong if you’d rather - just check what exchange rate they’re using.
For everyday expenses, we recommend you carry a mix of US Dollars cash and Vietnam Dong. For larger items or when the exchange rate works in your favour, use dollars. For cyclos, local food stalls and small purchases, it’s best to use Vietnam Dong. In either case, make sure you always have a stock of small notes so that there is no need to worry about change.