Amity Smile Travel | Vietnam Tours | Travel in Vietnam
Amity Smile Travel | Vietnam Tours | Travel in Vietnam
Amity Smile Travel | Vietnam Tours | Travel in Vietnam
Amity Smile Travel | Vietnam Tours | Travel in Vietnam

Ha noi

Hanoi: The Soul of Vietnam Hanoi, the heart and soul of Vietnam, is a city where over a thousand years of history breathe through the cracks of modern life. It is a place of beautiful contrasts—where the tranquil shores of Hoan Kiem Lake sit just steps away from the rhythmic chaos of the Old Quarter’s 36 streets. Walking through Hanoi, you’ll find yourself transported across eras. One moment you are admiring the faded yellow walls of French colonial villas, and the next, you are standing before the ancient stone pillars of the Temple of Literature. The city’s true magic, however, lies in its atmosphere: the aroma of charcoal-grilled pork from a sidewalk Bun Cha stall, the sight of locals practicing Tai Chi at dawn, and the hidden "train street" where life pulses just inches from the tracks. From its vibrant coffee culture to its world-class street food, Hanoi isn’t just a city you visit—it’s a city you experience with all your senses. It is authentic, timeless, and utterly unforgettable.

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Vietnam’s Culinary & Drink Journey

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Vietnam’s Culinary & Drink Journey

Internet Access

Internet access is available in all but the most remote towns. Internet cafes are available in most tourist spots and rates are fairly cheap, ranging from 2,000-10,000 dong per hour. Connection speeds are high, especially in the big cities. Many hotels and restaurants provide free Wi-Fi or terminals for their guests.

Phone Call

If you are calling internationally from Vietnam, first dial 00, followed by the country code for the country you are trying to reach. Use international phone cards for the best bargains when calling from Vietnam. Calling from local post offices are cheaper than using your hotel’s telephone service, but calling cards still offer the best international rates.

Electricity

Electricity in Vietnam is 220 Volts, alternating at 50 cycles per second. If you travel to Vietnam with a device that does not accept 220 Volts at 50 Hertz, you will need a voltage converter.

Immigration

There are immigration laws governing foreign employment and investment in Vietnam. The Labor Department is responsible for ensuring that all foreign nationals working in the country are staying within the indicated limits of their permits and contracts. There are also legislations concerning admissions into, via, and out of Vietnam.

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