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How many days do you need to enjoy Ho Chi Minh City? When planning a trip to Ho Chi Minh City, one of the first things to figure out is how long to stay. Two nights and three days is one benchmark for seeing the city center, but the total number of days including travel from Japan varies depending on your departure point and flight. Base your judgment on the actual working hours left after accounting for immigration, baggage, and airport transfers...

An explanation of 14 tips for enjoying Ho Chi Minh sightseeing efficiently. It lays out how to get around the city, how to use different modes of transport, priorities among sights, heat countermeasures, and points of action by time of day. A guide compiling practical techniques to raise satisfaction even on a short stay.

An explanation, in 15 items, of how to fully enjoy even a first trip to Ho Chi Minh. It lays out, for beginners, how to make the rounds of sights, how to enjoy the food, city strolls and market experiences, and getting-around tips. A complete guide compiling practical points to raise satisfaction even when the stay is short.

A guide to 10 cities we recommend for your first trip to Vietnam. From classic destinations like Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang, we cover safety, ease of getting around, and the character of the sightseeing and food, all from a beginner's point of view. A complete guide that also lays out suggested lengths of stay and which cities suit which kind of traveler.

A guide to packing a suitcase to safely bring home souvenirs bought on a Vietnam trip. It explains in detail the correct packing methods for breakables such as ceramics and coffee cups, and liquids such as nuoc mam and seasonings. It covers everything from the difference between carry-on and checked luggage, tips on weight distribution, and practical techniques to prevent trouble.

A detailed explanation of safe areas where you can stay with peace of mind in Vietnam's major cities. City by city, for Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang, and more, we organize the features of relatively safe districts, areas to avoid, and points for choosing hotels and apartments. A practical guide to choosing where to stay without going wrong, even on a solo or family trip.

A practical guide for women to safely enjoy solo travel in Vietnam's major cities. By city — Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi, Da Nang, and more — it explains the features of public safety, safe areas, transport, and points for choosing lodging. It covers everything from clothing, how to spend the night, and how to avoid trouble, to specific cautions for acting with peace of mind on the ground.

A clear explanation of how to use taxis in Vietnam's major cities. To get around Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang, and elsewhere with peace of mind, we organize how to spot legitimate taxis, how to use ride-hailing apps, typical fares, tips to avoid overcharging, and cautions for late-night and airport use. A safety-focused complete guide.

We thoroughly explain the nightlife you can enjoy in Vietnam's major cities in 10 picks. Centered on Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang, we introduce the features of rooftop bars, night markets, clubs, and night-view spots. It's a complete guide compiling everything from safety cautions and a sense of budget to tips for even beginners to enjoy with peace of mind.

What's the appeal of experiencing Vietnam's cities? City sightseeing in Vietnam is not mere sight-hopping. Walk the streets and the momentum of economic development and traditional culture leap into view at once. The endless flow of motorbikes in Ho Chi Minh, the trades continuing for generations in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Da Nang...