What should you pay attention to when traveling to Vietnam?

Notes on traveling in Vietnam:

1. China Customs stipulates that each Chinese citizen cannot carry more than RMB 6,000 (USD 1,000) in cash when leaving the country.

2. According to Vietnamese customs regulations, Chinese citizens are not allowed to bring mobile phones and other communication equipment into the country, otherwise they will be fined or confiscated.

3. It is strictly prohibited to bring pornographic books, DVDs, guns, explosives, poisons and other prohibited items into and out of the country;

4. Animals, plants and fruits that have not been quarantined cannot be brought into and out of the country. Large Vietnamese mahogany handicrafts, home appliances, etc. cannot be brought into the country;

5. Vietnamese people are very particular about etiquette, and they should say hello or nod when they meet.

6. Don’t touch other people’s heads at will, including children.

7. Tourists must take good care of their carry-on luggage and valuables. If the luggage is lost due to the tourist's own reasons, he shall be responsible for it.

8. The southern Khmer people are forbidden to use their left hand to salute, eat, send and receive things.

9. Tourists are not allowed to travel alone during their trip to Vietnam and must travel together during free time.

10. In ethnic minority homes, you must not go into the girl’s room.

11. Ethnic minorities in mountainous areas in the south like to invite guests to drink wine from the jar during festivals, that is, they take turns sucking wine from the jar with a pipe. The first round (that is, the first sip taken in turns) You cannot refuse, otherwise it will be considered disappointing and disrespectful.

12. Vietnamese people are taboo about taking a group photo of three people. You cannot use a match or lighter to light cigarettes for three people in a row, as it is considered unlucky.

13. When there are green branches hanging at the intersection of the village, it is a no-entry sign and outsiders are not allowed to enter.

14. When outsiders come to their home, they are not allowed to point with their toes, they are not allowed to point their feet towards others when sitting on the floor, they are not allowed to step over people who are sitting or lying down, and they are not allowed to sleep at the door of a woman’s room or in places where they often come and go. In the corridor, one is not allowed to enter the master's inner room.