Best vietnam travel guides according to redditors

We found 8 Reddit comments discussing the best vietnam travel guides. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Top Reddit comments about Vietnam Travel Guides:

u/birdsnbanjos · 291 pointsr/aww
u/blue_strat · 23 pointsr/aww
u/protox88 · 2 pointsr/travel

Is it this book?

Great book - sitting on my shelf right now...

u/InternetWeakGuy · 2 pointsr/travel

It's hard to say because prices will have changed a lot since I did it. SE Asia was ballpark about $1000 a month. Australia is significantly more expensive, but work pays really well there. If you're under 30 and from the right country you can get a visa for there and it's super easy to travel between there and SE Asia.

See if you can get your hands on some up to date copies of books like this or this - download them or just go to a bookstore and leaf through - they'll have sections on budgets for each country that will give you an idea of how much you need. As a rule of thumb, add about 15-20% to what they say as by the time you get there they'll be out of date.

Like I said, I budgeted $30 a day for Laos but in a lot of places I lived on $10 a day. In Thailand you can spend $50 a day in Bangkok or the islands, but if you go out into the country you can easily do $20 a day.

It's all about research - but that's easy because research makes you more and more excited about where you're going.

Let me know if I can do anything to help!

u/proanti · 2 pointsr/VietNam

I really have no recommendations. I must say, I did have a lonely planet travel book with me and I ate at all the restaurants recommended in that book. They were all really good. So, if you wanna know which restaurants to eat at, get that book. I borrowed the book from the hotel. Some hotels may have it, some may not. You can get the book in other major bookstores in any other country. Lonely Planet is a very famous travel book brand

Pollution in my opinion is equal to Bangkok and Manila.

u/Hoangspham · 1 pointr/travel

Vietnam is a magnificent place to go for holidays. I've been there multiple times for traveling. One of my best experiences was when I did a tour from North to South in Vietnam. This was organised by the Vietnamese embassy from all over the world.

This trip took us 18 days and we traveled by Bus and Train. We visited numerous places such as Ha Long Bay, Nha Trang, Phu Cuoc, My Khe and many more.

One thing that I'd advise other people to do is to the North to South trip completely by bicycle. I haven't done this yet on my own, but it definitely is something I'd like to try.

If you need some tips about accommodation, transport, food to try and places to visit, I published a short book on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Vietnam-Travel-Guide-Through-ebook/dp/B00MMUHTSW

If you contact me personally, I can send you a PDF file through email for free. Just PM me with your email address :)