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Today, Skip Work Go Journey will take you on a trip to our neighboring country, Vietnam. It's less than a 2-hour flight from Bangkok, and the prices are very affordable, almost like traveling within Thailand.

This is my second visit to this place. I can't explain it, but I feel a strong connection to it.

Da Lat - Mui Ne - Ho Chi Minh City 4 days 3 nights budget only 5,000 baht (excluding airfare, airfare should not exceed 3,000 baht).

If you have any questions about the cost breakdown, feel free to ask. However, I can assure you that it will not exceed this amount unless you choose to stay in expensive accommodations or eat extravagant meals.

This time, we actually planned to visit three cities. However, due to the heavy traffic on the way back from Mui Ne to Ho Chi Minh City and the Vietnamese holiday season, we were unable to return to Ho Chi Minh City on the last day. On top of that, our flight was delayed by three hours on the first day! This meant that we only had two days to explore the city.

#ThingsToKnowBeforeVisitingVietnam

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  1. Both Vietnamese Dong and US Dollars are accepted here. It's recommended to exchange both currencies, but prioritize Dong.
  2. If you fly directly to Dalat, exchange currency in Thailand beforehand as the Dalat airport lacks exchange services.
  3. Dalat airport doesn't sell SIM cards with internet access. You can find them in Dalat city center near Big-C by the Xuan Huong Lake. There's only one store as far as I know, and the owner is very relaxed despite the long queues!
  4. Dalat now has direct flights from Thailand with Vietjet airlines. Alternatively, you can fly to Ho Chi Minh City, but the journey to Dalat will take longer.
  5. Dalat enjoys cool weather year-round, making it suitable for visits anytime. The city's architecture is beautiful, resembling European styles.
  6. In contrast, Mui Ne is scorching hot!
  7. Avoid visiting during the late April to early May period if possible, as it coincides with Vietnamese holidays, significantly increasing crowds everywhere.
  8. Must-try foods in Dalat include Dalat pizza, street-side yogurt, Dalat milk, and Nem Nuong (fermented pork sausage). Everything is delicious, I confirm!
  9. In Vietnam, they drive on the right side of the road and rarely use traffic lights. Motorbikes drive recklessly, and the constant honking can be deafening.
  10. Vietnamese coffee is generally delicious, but it can be quite sweet. If you prefer less sweetness, remember to specify it.
  11. The information online about transportation costs and taxi fares is often inaccurate. Prices vary significantly, possibly depending on luck or maybe our faces just scream "easy targets!"
  12. Mui Ne offers affordable and fresh seafood. However, the seafood dipping sauce is a strange mix of salt and something else, with a squeeze of lime. It's not a great combination.
  13. The red sand dunes are underwhelming. Maximize your time at the white sand dunes instead, as they offer fantastic photo opportunities.
  14. Beer in Vietnam is incredibly cheap, almost as affordable as bottled water.
  15. Ho Chi Minh City boasts numerous trendy cafes. (I might need a third trip just for those!)

Let's go!

Escape to Journey: Vietnam Adventure

This post captures the essence of a thrilling escape to Vietnam, encompassing the vibrant city of Ho Chi Minh, the breathtaking landscapes of Dalat, and the coastal charm of Mui Ne. The journey promises an immersive experience, allowing travelers to truly connect with the diverse beauty and culture of Vietnam.

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White Desert: This location is perfect for girls who want to take cool and stylish photos.

Windmill

The famous bakery in Dalat with the yellow wall is a must-try, but be prepared for a fierce competition to get your hands on it. The queue for taking photos is incredibly long, with countless people waiting patiently.


garden hydrangea

The hydrangea fields in Dalat bloom all year round, making them perfect for a stylish jog through the flowers.




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Like being in Europe

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Church of the Domaine de Marie

Or, as it is known to Thais, the Pink Church. On the day we went, a ceremony was taking place, so there were quite a few people around.

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Madalart, you must try it in Madalart.



Truc Lam Temple
Chinese temple in Da Lat city



Lalaland Homestay

This area offers a variety of charming cafes and accommodations to choose from.



Ready to explore Datangla Waterfall



Roller coaster

The roller coaster here is not much different from the one at Mon Jam, but it's still fun and enjoyable.


Datanla Waterfall

The Datanla Waterfall was very crowded when we visited.


Streets and cityscape in Dalat

Chicken Church


An Cafe

A charming cafe offering both food and beverages. The pho here is particularly delicious.


The atmosphere inside the shop



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The house we stayed in in Dalat has 3 bedrooms and can accommodate 6 people. The price is only 2,000 Thai baht. If you are interested, please send me a private message. The house is very cute and the owner is beautiful too. 55555


Let's move on to Mui Ne.

Fairy Stream

This place resembles the Ghost Town of Goats or the Sao Din Na Noi Earth Pillars in Thailand, but with a stream of water flowing out along the path, making it cool and refreshing for the feet.



Fishing Village

The fishing village has many coconut shell boats on display, which is a unique sight.

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White sand dune

The White Desert. The sun is very strong here, but the air is not as hot as you might think. It is very windy here.



The women who came here were all dressed to impress.




The trip ended with a memorable experience. You can visit this place too, it's not far from Thailand. It's only a 2-hour flight, which might even be shorter than some traffic jams in Bangkok! 555

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