Vietnam is a country that is known for its authenticity, for its history and for its breathtaking landscapes. This Southeast Asian country will delight travelers with its beaches, its Buddhist pagodas, but also its multifaceted cities. In order to fully enjoy the charms of Vietnam, it is necessary to prepare your stay well. Below are some tips that will be useful to you in organizing your first stay in Vietnam.
Choosing the right season for a vacation in Vietnam
For a first stay at Vietnam, it is necessary to choose the period during which to organize your stay. This helps avoid bad weather conditions such as rain or extreme heat. In fact, the best Season to visit Vietnam depends on which part you want to visit. If you want to discover the north of the country, choose the period between November and May. If you wish to visit central Vietnam, consider organizing your stay between January and May.
Finally, to fully enjoy the south of the country, the period between November and May is the most recommended. Indeed, the sun is out and there is almost no rain. To help you organize a stay according to your needs and the period that suits you, consider using the services of a travel agency. By opting for a Vietnam tour Marco Vasco, you will have the opportunity to choose your tour according to your needs.
Plan your activities and sites to see
In Vietnam, there is no shortage of activities. There is something for all tastes, but also for all budgets. In order not to be overwhelmed by events, once there, it is advisable to establish your travel itinerary. When planning your tour, there are a few places not to be missed, such as the city of Hanoi.
It is one of the largest Vietnamese cities, but also the capital. Consider taking a trip to the Tran Quoc Pagoda and watching a water puppet show. Halong Bay (the jewel of Vietnam), Halong Bay on land, Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park or even Phu Quoc Island are also worth a visit during your getaway to Vietnam.
Administrative side?
Regarding the Visa, please note that for French nationals, it is not necessary to have one if the stay does not exceed 15 days. Beyond that, the Visa is obligatory and paying. There are 3 categories of Visa to enter Vietnam, namely the visa tourism (one month stay), the Business visa (between 1 and 3 months) and the visa for French people of Vietnamese origin.
On the health side, there are no compulsory vaccinations to be able to enter Vietnam. It is nevertheless recommended to get universal vaccines such as polio, tetanus, diphtheria, hepatitis A and B and typhoid. Finally, be aware that when going through customs to leave the country, certain objects are prohibited from leaving the country. This is the case, for example, with antiques or evensnake alcohol.