Tips for travelling to Vietnam

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1. While in Hanoi, book Hotel Lotte

PS: Thank me later

2. Book Airport transfers through @KlookTravel app and surf other offers
3. Book Cabs through @GrabVN and @gojektech

Normal fare would be Rs. 200-400

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4. If your kid likes #wolfoo then you can drop him at amusement park in #vincom Mega Mall Smart city for unlimited time till 10 pm while you do shopping
5. You should definitely do #HalongBay cruise. Surfed through various cruise options and finalised this one.
Go for restaurants
1. Mazee, West Lake
2. Dalcheeni , West Lake
3. Spice Taste of India

with Vegeterian options and Indian taste.

For Vegan, you may try Loving Hut

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9. While travelling with group of 4-6 people, go for booking Dcar Limousine for short transfers.

Costs Rs. 8k for 200 km ride but with reclining seats and massage seats makes journey super comfortable.

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10. #HanoiTrainStreet is one of the most famous and adventurous tourist spots in Hanoi with train passing from the backyard of closely held houses

Wef 15.9.22, Visitors are no longer able to walk into the train street but we were lucky to get a back door access from cafe owner

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Why is this the most powerful question you can ask when attempting to reach an agreement with another human being or organization?

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