Discovering Da Nang π»π³: My Second Home & Travel Guide Tips
In the eighth year of living in Da Nang, how much would it cost to live there for a month? Based on my personal spending habits, here is my approximate monthly daily life:
β€οΈ Breakfast: Pho/noodles/rice rolls
40,000 VND, equivalent to 12 RMB
β€οΈ Coffee: I have the habit of drinking coffee in the morning
30,000 VND, equivalent to 9 RMB
β€οΈ Massage and hair wash: Since I’m usually busy at work, getting my hair washed three times a week is my only enjoyment. A hair wash costs 100,000 VND, equivalent to 30 RMB, and a massage once a week costs 200,000 VND, equivalent to 60 RMB.
β€οΈ Lunch: Eating Vietnamese food costs about 100,000 VND per person, equivalent to 30 RMB
β€οΈ Dinner: Vietnamese meal 50,000 VND, equivalent to 15 RMB
β€οΈ I might go out to eat at a nice restaurant 1-2 times a week, spending around 200 RMB each time.
β€οΈ I might go to a bar for a drink 1-2 times a month, spending around 80 RMB each time.
β€οΈ Since I started Zen practice last year, my material desires have decreased. I don’t use cosmetics, only basic and affordable skincare products. Occasionally, I get a 50 RMB manicure and 60 RMB eyelash extensions, and rarely buy clothes.
π My daily living expenses are approximately 2500-2800 RMB. Adding the rent for a single apartment in Da Nang, which averages around 2000 RMB per month, my total monthly expenses are roughly 5000 RMB. When others ask me what’s fun in Da Nang, I reply that there isn’t anything particularly interesting or exciting; it’s a city very suitable for retirement, just right for lying on the beach and daydreaming, or wasting away idle hours in a small cafΓ©.
There aren’t many luxury clothing brands or other options available in the market here. All you can get is the natural scenery and a slow-paced lifestyle. βοΈ For more information about Da Nang, please follow my homepage.
