Tips and What You Need to Know About Travelling in Vietnam and Thailand (PitStop in Taipei)
Vietnam and Thailand There are so many things I could tell you but I've narrowed it down to the Top 10 just to help you get started if you want to visit this fascinating part of the world. Navigating the streets in Vietnam 1. Arrange Your Visa Before Arriving in Vietnam (make sure the name is exactly as shown on your passport...trust me). This is the official website to use: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/trang-chu-ttdt You do not need a visa for Thailand or Taiwan. 2. Use a local tour company to help you plan transfers and it's best to fly in Vietnam. Flights are inexpensive and save you a lot of time. We used Vietnam Airlines to fly to Danang and Hanoi and Asia Tours for help planning. 3. Be Prepared for the Heat. It's so hot, like really hot (and I love the heat) ... pack easy dry clothes and very light material. Laundry is really cheap you can get a full bag of clothes washed and dried for $2-3 dollars. 4. Crossing the Street is Terrifying. Don't thin