Vietnam is one of the best countries to live in.
If you’ve been thinking about moving to a new country, it’s worth considering Vietnam. The country is a beautiful mix of natural landscapes and lively cities. And, it’s one of the most welcoming countries in the world. I’ve been living in Vietnam for over a year, and I’ve grown to love my life here. In this post, I’ll share some reasons why I think Vietnam is one of the best countries to live in.
Reasons why Vietnam is one of the best countries to live in
Expat Life is easy. At the end of the day, expats have it easier in Vietnam than in any other country. You can live in Vietnam as an expat without a special visa. If you earn a decent salary, you can stay for as long as you want. The culture doesn’t judge your bank account or make you feel ashamed of your student loan. There’s little pressure to purchase expensive goods. And, it’s easy to get by with a minimal amount of money. When I moved to Vietnam, I bought only what I needed.
Living Standards are High, and this is another reason I think Vietnam is one of the best countries to live in. Its people have high living standards.
The culture
Vietnam is a beautiful mix of natural landscapes and lively cities. It’s an incredibly welcoming place, with good manners and the ability to start up a conversation with a stranger. There’s also an unwritten code of conduct, which all tourists, regardless of nationality, are expected to obey.
Vietnamese people tend to be physically active and live a healthy lifestyle. The average Vietnamese person walks an average of 19 miles (30 km) per day. The Vietnamese love sports, too. It’s not uncommon for people to have memberships to a gym or fitness center, and they love going for long walks. Every city has beautiful parks where people can spend an afternoon walking or running.
The food
I can’t remember the last time I craved something other than Vietnamese food. Pho is the perfect comfort food for me, and I’ve had some of the best banh mi sandwiches of my life. I used to think vegetarian food in Vietnam was boring and unexciting, but now I can’t imagine a day without trying delicious vegetarian dishes here.
The travel
If you’re a traveler, there’s no doubt about it: Vietnam is the place to go. With so many attractions, this country has something for everyone. My favorite thing to do is get lost and find places by yourself.
I love exploring temples, getting lost in the dense jungle, and watching animals walk along the roads. The scenery Vietnam is home to some of the most beautiful scenery. It’s one of my favorite countries to visit because you’ll never have to wait long to see something new.
The people
Vietnamese people are hospitable and friendly. It feels like there are no strangers in Vietnam. In other parts of the world, I’ve met people that said they didn’t trust anyone, and they were too afraid to say hello to anyone. Not the case in Vietnam. Vietnamese people are naturally open. They’ll gladly offer their services to strangers or invite people to their houses. It’s also easy to find your way around. Besides, the Vietnamese are proud. They always look out for each other. And they’re good at living simply. I’ve never felt poor in Vietnam. I love how honest and friendly the people of Vietnam are. I feel comfortable asking my adopted Vietnamese family and friends for help.
The climate
Vietnam is one of the hottest countries in the world. Temperatures can easily go above 40°C. But, there are two ways to avoid the heat. You can either escape to cooler places (like Sa Pa, or Sapa), or you can embrace the hot weather and embrace the heat.
Personally, I love the weather in Danang. It has a nice long spring where the weather is not too hot, but then the summer time the temperature can heat up and have that sauna feeling for a few months, before the weather cools off again, and you have another few months of nice weather before the rainy season. Made perfect for me.
The cost of living
You won’t have to spend a lot of money on housing in Vietnam. The average cost of living in Danang is about $700 per month. The cost of living is similar throughout Vietnam, so don’t stress about renting an apartment in Vietnam.
If you’re a student, you might have trouble finding an affordable place to live, but there are plenty of cheap ways to make rent. You can look into services like work away or world Packers for a work exchange opportunity for living and food in exchange for a place to stay.
Conclusion
In the past year, I’ve lived Vietnam And, I’m in the middle of building my own startup. The thing that’s surprised me the most is how much my life has improved in Vietnam. I love the cultural differences, people, and food. Plus, there are millions of reasons why you should consider moving to Vietnam. I hope you enjoy reading this post. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to send me a message in the comment section below.
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