Flying internationally for the first time, planning Vietnam for 4 people. Please check my plan

I posted before, so I took your advice and changed the plan and stick to hanoi only.
I am flying for the first time, so confirming everything
me and my family (total 4 people) flying to Vietnam for a trip in december
Already have Passports
Apply for evisa - 10k ($100)
Buy a Zero markup forex card for spending in Vietnam and withdrawing cash in Vietnam - which one to buy, and how, pls guide

1st December
Delhi to Hanoi Indigo - Rs 82k ($850)
land at 7pm in hanoi,
buy a veitell sim card rs1k-2k ($15) for internet, check in hotel, dinner

2nd Dec
I have booked a cruise - Elite of the Seas, Rs1.8 Lakhs ($1850)(including my parents 25th anniversary celebration, already negotiated and planned over mail and WhatsApp) - I will pay 50% now, and 50% USD cash while boarding
8am go to cruise (car will come)

3rd Dec
2pm - car will drop us back in the hotel
we will have lunch

Till 5th/6th December explore hanoi (depending upon the itinerary plan)
6th/7th Dec -morning 11am flight Hanoi to Delhi Rs 73k ($760)

Total net cost excluding hotel cost and food is - Rs3.5 Lakhs ($3600)

My net budget is $5200 (Rs 5L)
So Rs1.5lakhs ($1550) left for hotels and food and exploring

Is it a good plan, are the costs right, have I taken everything into account ?? Any tips??

If this is right, then I would plan the itinerary in Hanoi and nearby, and post, also suggest the itineraries
Pls help - New flyer here
Thanks in advance

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 10 days ago

Flying internationally for the first time, planning Vietnam for 4 people. Please check my plan

I posted before, so I took your advice and changed the plan and stock to hanoi/only.
I am flying for the first time, so confirming everything         me and my family (total 4 people) flying to Vietnam for a trip in december       Already have Passports           Apply for evisa - 10k ($100)           Buy a Zero markup forex card for spending in Vietnam and withdrawing cash in Vietnam - which one to buy, and how, pls guide          

1st December            Delhi to Hanoi Indigo - Rs 82k ($850)         land at 7pm in hanoi,            buy a veitell sim card rs1k-2k ($15) for internet, check in hotel, dinner          

2nd Dec              I have booked a cruise - Elite of the Seas, Rs1.8 Lakhs ($1850)(including my parents 25th anniversary celebration, already negotiated and planned over mail and WhatsApp) - I will pay 50% now, and 50% USD cash while boarding              4 8am go to cruise (car will come)              

3rd Dec               2pm - car will drop us back in the hotel         we will have lunch

Till 5th/6th December explore hanoi (depending upon the itinerary plan) 6th/7th Dec -morning 11am flight Hanoi to Delhi Rs 73k ($760)            

Total net cost excluding hotel cost and food is - Rs3.5 Lakhs ($3600)        

My net budget is $5200 (Rs 5L)         So Rs1.5lakhs ($1550) left for hotels and food and exploring       

Is it a good plan, are the costs right, have I taken everything into account ?? Any tips??          If this is right, then I would plan the itinerary in Hanoi and nearby, and post, also suggest the itineraries            Pls help - New flyer here             Thanks in advance          

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 11 days ago
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Flying internationally for the first time, planning Vietnam for 4 people. Please check my plan

I posted before, so I took your advice and changed the plan and stick to hanoi only.
I am flying for the first time, so confirming everything
me and my family (total 4 people) flying to Vietnam for a trip in december
Already have Passports
Apply for evisa - 10k ($100)
Buy a Zero markup forex card for spending in Vietnam and withdrawing cash in Vietnam - which one to buy, and how, pls guide

1st December
Delhi to Hanoi Indigo - Rs 82k ($850)
land at 7pm in hanoi,
buy a veitell sim card rs1k-2k ($15) for internet, check in hotel, dinner

2nd Dec
I have booked a cruise - Elite of the Seas, Rs1.8 Lakhs ($1850)(including my parents 25th anniversary celebration, already negotiated and planned over mail and WhatsApp) - I will pay 50% now, and 50% USD cash while boarding
8am go to cruise (car will come)

3rd Dec
2pm - car will drop us back in the hotel
we will have lunch

Till 5th/6th December explore hanoi (depending upon the itinerary plan)
6th/7th Dec -morning 11am flight Hanoi to Delhi Rs 73k ($760)

Total net cost excluding hotel cost and food is - Rs3.5 Lakhs ($3600)

My net budget is $5200 (Rs 5L)
So Rs1.5lakhs ($1550) left for hotels and food and exploring

Is it a good plan, are the costs right, have I taken everything into account ?? Any tips??

If this is right, then I would plan the itinerary in Hanoi and nearby, and post, also suggest the itineraries
Pls help - New flyer here
Thanks in advance

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 11 days ago

Flying internationally for the first time, planning Vietnam for 4 people. Please check my plan

I posted before, so I took your advice and changed the plan and stick to hanoi only.
I am flying for the first time, so confirming everything
me and my family (total 4 people) flying to Vietnam for a trip in december
Already have Passports
Apply for evisa - 10k ($100)
Buy a Zero markup forex card for spending in Vietnam and withdrawing cash in Vietnam - which one to buy, and how, pls guide

1st December
Delhi to Hanoi Indigo - Rs 82k ($850)
land at 7pm in hanoi,
buy a veitell sim card rs1k-2k ($15) for internet, check in hotel, dinner

2nd Dec
I have booked a cruise - Elite of the Seas, Rs1.8 Lakhs ($1850)(including my parents 25th anniversary celebration, already negotiated and planned over mail and WhatsApp) - I will pay 50% now, and 50% USD cash while boarding
8am go to cruise (car will come)

3rd Dec
2pm - car will drop us back in the hotel
we will have lunch

Till 5th/6th December explore hanoi (depending upon the itinerary plan)
6th/7th Dec -morning 11am flight Hanoi to Delhi Rs 73k ($760)

Total net cost excluding hotel cost and food is - Rs3.5 Lakhs ($3600)

My net budget is $5200 (Rs 5L)
So Rs1.5lakhs ($1550) left for hotels and food and exploring

Is it a good plan, are the costs right, have I taken everything into account ?? Any tips??

If this is right, then I would plan the itinerary in Hanoi and nearby, and post, also suggest the itineraries
Pls help - New flyer here
Thanks in advance

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 11 days ago

My predictions about market

nifty 50 20300

midcap 100 49000

midcap 150 20100

nifty 500 19000

smallcap 250 15000

this should come around these till November last

then only we can see a bull run

i am on this prediction from last 1.5 years

lets see

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 14 days ago

Is it reasonable for a school trip circular to impose clothing restrictions specifically on girls?

My younger brother is in Class 11, and his school recently arranged a trip. Before the trip, the school sent a circular stating that girls were not allowed to wear shorts, skirts, sleeveless tops, and a few other types of clothing.

I understand that schools may want students to wear comfortable and practical clothes during a trip. However, I find it problematic when the rules are directed mainly at girls’ clothing.

To me, this suggests that instead of teaching students to behave respectfully and responsibly, the school is putting the burden on girls to avoid attracting attention or preventing inappropriate behaviour. A school should be teaching all students about respect, consent, boundaries, not implying that girls’ clothes are responsible for how others behave.

Shouldn’t the school issue gender-neutral guidelines such as “wear comfortable, appropriate clothing suitable for walking and the planned activities”? Why specifically list what girls cannot wear?

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 14 days ago

Booking Elite of the Seas (Lan Ha Bay) for early December, anyone sailed, or Ha Long in December ?

Family of 4 from India
parents mid-50s, me (21), sibling.
First Vietnam trip (even first international trip). We're about to book Elite of the Seas, 2D1N, in early December. It's my parents' 25th anniversary, so the cruise IS the celebration — cake at dinner, decorated cabin, the cruise handles the whole setup of celebration and photos.

i just want to know, is it a good plan to follow??
Anyone sailed Elite of the Seas?
How was the boat, crew, food — any tips?
Anyone celebrated an anniversary/birthday onboard (Elite or any boat)?
How did the crew handle it — anything you'd do differently?
Anything you wish you'd known before your sailing?
Thanks!

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 16 days ago

Booking Elite of the Seas (Lan Ha Bay) for early December, anyone sailed, or Ha Long in December ?

Family of 4 from India
parents mid-50s, me (21), sibling.
First Vietnam trip (even first international trip). We're about to book Elite of the Seas, 2D1N, in early December. It's my parents' 25th anniversary, so the cruise IS the celebration — cake at dinner, decorated cabin, the cruise handles the whole setup of celebration and photos.

i just want to know, is it a good plan to follow??
Anyone sailed Elite of the Seas?
How was the boat, crew, food — any tips?
Anyone celebrated an anniversary/birthday onboard (Elite or any boat)?
How did the crew handle it — anything you'd do differently?
Anything you wish you'd known before your sailing?
Thanks!

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 16 days ago

Booking Elite of the Seas (Lan Ha Bay) for early December, anyone sailed, or Ha Long in December ?

Family of 4 from India
parents mid-50s, me (21), sibling.
First Vietnam trip (even first international trip). We're about to book Elite of the Seas, 2D1N, in early December. It's my parents' 25th anniversary, so the cruise IS the celebration — cake at dinner, decorated cabin, the cruise handles the whole setup of celebration and photos.

i just want to know, is it a good plan to follow??
Anyone sailed Elite of the Seas?
How was the boat, crew, food — any tips?
Anyone celebrated an anniversary/birthday onboard (Elite or any boat)?
How did the crew handle it — anything you'd do differently?
Anything you wish you'd known before your sailing?
Thanks!

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 17 days ago

Flash 3.8 appreciation post

I have a project, that I make using antigravity,

it's a personal project but it's a little complex because it has lots of APIs, logics and complex calculations.

every time i would use gemini for even the simplest of the tasks even 3.1pro, it would mess up the whole project (once it wiped off the whole project thankfully I had backup ).

so i used to use claude models only, and had to wait for 5 days for even small changes because i would run out of usage.

but now that flash 3.8 is launched, it's crazy, for me it's at par with claude models in antigravity, it could even do very complex tasks easily without messing up a bit.

I am very happy,

though I have not tested chatting with it a lot in the gemini app, but till now I feel like the problem of Gemini models to just validate the user also feels lesser to me

I know I am late for the review of 3.8 but had to share this.

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 29 days ago
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[Long read, pls read] Making good money, and somehow still feel like I have nothing

random thoughts honestly.

i’m earning very very good from my business, at least according to me. sometimes i genuinely feel like i’ve made it.
i left my studies and went into business, faced a hell lot of friction, weekly fights, cried so many times, had no idea if it would work… but here i am now making an amount of money i’m genuinely proud of.
and honestly i’m proud of myself.
my father never really earned. we had 2-3 mediocre properties built by my grandfather, he would sell one, use the money, then sell another. even those weren’t worth crores, just a few lakhs. whole life was basically manage manage manage.
when i started my business, those last few lakhs were basically all we had. no house, no investments, no backup, nothing.
so yeah, i literally started from zero.

and this is where my parents’ argument starts making sense to me.
i argue with them when they say i should have taken a job in Bangalore, but deep down i know what they mean.
we still don’t have a house. literally nothing.
so now i have this pressure to build a good house, money for my wedding, and still have a decent fund left after all that.
and like i have to do all this in the next 5 years.
because let’s be honest, society values a guy who owns a house. apparently a guy with a 50L package, 1.5L in hand, 75k expenses and multiple EMIs looks more “settled” than someone making good money through a business.

fuck you society honestly 😭.

and i’m stuck between two thoughts.

one side of me is like bro you’re finally earning good money, ENJOY IT. buy the things you always wanted. you worked your ass off for this.

the other side is like save everything, you have a lot of responsibilities and a lot to build.

and every time i tell a relative “business is doing really well”, the immediate response is.
“hmmm… ab ghar le lo”.
AREYYYY 😭.
how am i supposed to casually buy a house at this age lmao.

i don’t know man.

sometimes i look at what i’ve achieved and think i’m doing really well.
and sometimes i look at what i actually own and feel like i have absolutely nothing despite doing so much

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 1 month ago

[Long read, pls read] Making good money, and somehow still feel like I have nothing

random thoughts honestly.

i’m earning very very good from my business, at least according to me. sometimes i genuinely feel like i’ve made it.
i left my studies and went into business, faced a hell lot of friction, weekly fights, cried so many times, had no idea if it would work… but here i am now making an amount of money i’m genuinely proud of.
and honestly i’m proud of myself.
my father never really earned. we had 2-3 mediocre properties built by my grandfather, he would sell one, use the money, then sell another. even those weren’t worth crores, just a few lakhs. whole life was basically manage manage manage.
when i started my business, those last few lakhs were basically all we had. no house, no investments, no backup, nothing.
so yeah, i literally started from zero.

and this is where my parents’ argument starts making sense to me.
i argue with them when they say i should have taken a job in Bangalore, but deep down i know what they mean.
we still don’t have a house. literally nothing.
so now i have this pressure to build a good house, money for my wedding, and still have a decent fund left after all that.
and like i have to do all this in the next 5 years.
because let’s be honest, society values a guy who owns a house. apparently a guy with a 50L package, 1.5L in hand, 75k expenses and multiple EMIs looks more “settled” than someone making good money through a business.

fuck you society honestly 😭.

and i’m stuck between two thoughts.

one side of me is like bro you’re finally earning good money, ENJOY IT. buy the things you always wanted. you worked your ass off for this.

the other side is like save everything, you have a lot of responsibilities and a lot to build.

and every time i tell a relative “business is doing really well”, the immediate response is.
“hmmm… ab ghar le lo”.
AREYYYY 😭.
how am i supposed to casually buy a house at this age lmao.

i don’t know man.

sometimes i look at what i’ve achieved and think i’m doing really well.
and sometimes i look at what i actually own and feel like i have absolutely nothing despite doing so much

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u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 1 month ago

What to do for non-vesa monitor??

i have two monitors
i want to use vesa arms, just for screens to be adjustable and to make them higher

but lapcare screen has vesa mount, samsung doesnt
what to do??

u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 1 month ago

What to do for non-vesa monitor??

i have two monitors
i want to use vesa arms, just for screens to be adjustable and to make them higher

but lapcare screen has vesa mount, samsung doesnt
what to do??

u/Global_Fennel_7933 — 1 month ago