16 Things We Wish We Knew - WATCH BEFORE Traveling to Thailand and Vietnam
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The creators share practical advice for travelers heading to Thailand and Vietnam based on their experiences living in Southeast Asia. They begin by discussing visa requirements, noting that Thailand offers exemptions for many countries while Vietnam requires an online e-visa. The video covers seasonal considerations, advising travelers to avoid the burning season in Northern Thailand and Vietnam between February and April. Health precautions are detailed, including recommended vaccinations like Hepatitis and Typhoid, though the creators opted against rabies and malaria tablets due to cost and accessibility. They also provide logistical tips regarding electrical adapters, clothing for temple visits, and the importance of carrying personal hygiene products. Transportation advice includes using ride-hailing apps like Grab and navigating public transit systems. The creators also address food safety, noting that while street food is abundant and affordable, travelers should use common sense regarding allergies and spice levels. Finally, they touch upon currency usage, the necessity of bottled water, and the general safety and healthcare accessibility in both nations.
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we have felt incredibly safe in both Thailand and in Vietnam we've been out at night and honestly we have just found it comes down to wherever you're traveling for the most part Common Sense
the best time to visit Northern Thailand and Vietnam would be in December and January
we got the Hep A and B we actually got the combination have a b shot which is called twin Ricks I believe
you're going to be visiting temples your shoulders need to be covered your knees need to be covered
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