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Vietnam requires health declaration, medical declaration from all travelers arriving into the country from March 7^th, 2020. You can find the form following the link at the end of this guide.

Travel tips and advice provides you with useful information regarding how to deal with your daily routine while you travel in Vietnam such as cash for food and drinks, for your shopping, for taxis; what you should do and should not for your security and for your safety.

April is spring in most of the North of Vietnam, dry and hot in the extreme Northwest of Vietnam, dry season in the Central Region of Vietnam (Central Coast and Central Highlands), dry and hot season in the South of Vietnam.

February is spring in the North of Vietnam, dry season in the Central Region of Vietnam, in the Central Highlands of Vietnam and in the South of Vietnam. Temperatures are normally pleasant in the Central Coast, the Central Highlands and the South of Vietnam in February.

January is deep in the winter in the North of Vietnam, rainy season in the Central Region of Vietnam, about to be the end of the rainy season in the Central Highlands of Vietnam and dry season in the South of Vietnam.

March is spring in the North of Vietnam, dry season in the Central Region of Vietnam, in the Central Highlands of Vietnam and in the South of Vietnam. March is one of the best time to visit Vietnam for the weather, as there is least amount of rainfall, pleasant temperatures most of the country.

The Vietnamese family unit (particularly in the rural areas) is patriarchal in nature with strong familial ties. It is not unusual to find three or four generations living in the same household. Personal names are written with the family name first, middle name second, and the first name last. It is common practice to address people by their first names, it's not so common addressing people by the last name.

 When the peach blossoms make the winter in northern Vietnam warmer and the apricot flowers make the sunshines in the central region and southern Vietnam brighter, the Vietnamese would make the last efforts wrapping up everything and rush home to celebrate Tet. The Vietnamese People, being dead or alive, from all regions of the country, all corners on earth, all walks of life,  and even in the afterlife would rush home in a real hurry for Tet.