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Capital: Hanoi
Driving Side: Right
Calling Code: +84
National Animal: Water Buffalo
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About Vietnam
Official Languages
Vietnamese
Climate
Tropical Monsoon Climate
Time Zone
GMT +7
Best Time to Visit
October to April
Currency
Vietnamese Dong (VND)
Average Temperature
22°C – 35°C
Visa Requirements
Visa Not Mandatory for Indian Citizens
Quick Facts
- Vietnam is blessed with an incredible variety of landscapes that captivate travelers from around the world.
- Vietnam's fascinating history is reflected in its ancient temples, imperial cities, colonial architecture, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- Vietnamese cuisine is celebrated worldwide for its fresh ingredients, delicate flavors, and healthy cooking style.
- One of Vietnam's greatest strengths is the genuine warmth of its people
- Vietnam has become one of Asia's most affordable international destinations without compromising on quality
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| Vietnam Tour Packages | Duration | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
04 Nights / 05 Days |
Discover Ho Chi Minh City Tour,
Reunification Palace,
Central Post Office,
Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum,
Russian Market Shopping | |
04 Nights / 05 Days |
Explore Hanoi City Tour,
Temple of Literature,
Ba Dinh Square & Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (Outside View), Baphuon Temple,
Phimeanakas,
Ta Prohm Temple,
Angkor Wat | |
04 Nights / 05 Days |
Explore Tam Coc Boat Ride,
Hoa Lu Ancient Capital,
Halong Bay Overnight Cruise,
Surprising Cave (Sung Sot Cave),
Luon Cave, Sail Island,
Incense Burner Rock,
Sea Dog Rock | |
04 Nights / 05 Days |
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) City Tour,
Reunification Palace,
Central Post Office,
Nguyen Hue Walking Street,
Ben Thanh Market,
Vinh Trang Pagoda,
Cu Chi Tunnels,
Flight to Siem Reap | |
09 Nights / 10 Days |
Hanoi City Tour,
Temple of Literature,
Hoan Kiem Lake & Ngoc Son Temple,
Cyclo Ride through Hanoi Old Quarter, Angkor Thom,
Angkor Wat,
Ta Prohm Temple,
Preah Khan,
Pre Rup Sunset |
Vietnam –
Where Ancient Traditions
Meet Breathtaking Landscapes
Timeless traditions, spectacular natural beauty, vibrant cities, and warm hospitality come together to create unforgettable travel experiences along the eastern coast of the Indochinese Peninsula.
02 — Discover
About Vietnam
Located along the eastern coastline of Southeast Asia, Vietnam is a country celebrated for its breathtaking natural landscapes, fascinating history, vibrant culture, and remarkable resilience. Bordering China to the north and Laos and Cambodia to the west, Vietnam stretches over 1,600 kilometers from north to south, offering travelers an incredible variety of scenery and experiences.
Vietnam's civilization dates back thousands of years, making it one of Asia's oldest cultural destinations. Throughout its history, the country has been influenced by indigenous traditions, Chinese dynasties, French colonial architecture, and modern development, resulting in a unique blend of Eastern heritage and European charm.
The northern region is known for its majestic mountains, emerald rice terraces, and the world-famous Halong Bay. Central Vietnam showcases imperial cities, golden beaches, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Hoi An Ancient Town and Hue Imperial City. Southern Vietnam is home to dynamic Ho Chi Minh City, the fascinating Mekong Delta, and tropical islands offering spectacular coastal escapes.
03 — At a Glance
Vietnam Quick Facts
- English (Tourist Areas)
- French (Limited)
- Chinese (Some Regions)
- Noi Bai Intl. (Hanoi)
- Tan Son Nhat Intl. (Ho Chi Minh City)
- Da Nang International
- Halong Bay
- Hoi An Ancient Town
- Hue Monument Complex
- Phong Nha–Ke Bang National Park
- Trang An Landscape Complex
- My Son Sanctuary
- Halong Bay
- Hanoi Old Quarter
- Ho Chi Minh City
- Hoi An Ancient Town
- Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills)
- Cu Chi Tunnels
- Sapa Rice Terraces
- Mekong Delta
- Phu Quoc Island
- Ninh Binh (Tam Coc & Trang An)
- Limestone Islands
- Rich Cultural Heritage
- Vietnamese Cuisine
- Scenic Mountain Landscapes
- Beautiful Beaches
- Floating Markets
- Coffee Culture
- Lantern Festivals
- Affordable Luxury Holidays
04 — Reasons to Visit
Why Vietnam Deserves a Place
on Your Travel List
A Land of Extraordinary Natural Beauty
From the emerald limestone islands of Halong Bay and the terraced rice fields of Sapa to the golden beaches of Da Nang and the peaceful waterways of the Mekong Delta, every region presents a different side of the country's natural beauty.
A Rich Blend of History and Heritage
Wander through the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An, explore the Imperial City of Hue, visit centuries-old pagodas, or uncover the stories of the Cu Chi Tunnels. Every destination offers a deeper understanding of Vietnam's remarkable cultural heritage.
A Paradise for Food Lovers
Vietnamese cuisine is celebrated worldwide for its fresh ingredients, delicate flavors, and healthy cooking style — from steaming bowls of Pho in Hanoi and crispy Banh Mi to fresh spring rolls and rich Vietnamese coffee.
Warm Hospitality and Friendly People
Visitors are welcomed with friendly smiles, generous hospitality, and a strong sense of community, whether shopping in local markets, exploring villages, or dining at family-run restaurants.
Perfect for Every Type of Traveler
Vietnam offers experiences suited to every travel style.
- Family Holidays
- Honeymoon Escapes
- Group Tours
- Solo Adventures
- Luxury Vacations
- Budget-Friendly Trips
Adventure Around Every Corner
Trek through the misty mountains of Sapa, kayak among the limestone islands of Halong Bay, explore spectacular caves, ride cable cars above tropical forests, or cycle through picturesque countryside villages.
Excellent Value for Money
Vietnam has become one of Asia's most affordable international destinations without compromising on quality — comfortable accommodations, delicious food, sightseeing, shopping, and transportation are all reasonably priced.
05 — Practical Guide
Important Travel Information
Currency
The official currency of Vietnam is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Exchange counters, banks, and ATMs are widely available in major cities; international cards are accepted at most hotels and malls, while local markets generally prefer cash.
Connectivity
Vietnam offers excellent mobile and internet connectivity. Free Wi-Fi is available in most hotels, cafés, airports, and restaurants, and affordable local SIM or eSIM plans are available at international airports.
Transportation
A well-developed network connecting major cities, including domestic flights, high-speed expressways, trains, tourist coaches, taxis, ride-hailing apps, motorbike rentals, and private transfers.
Safety Guidelines
Vietnam is regarded as one of Southeast Asia's safest tourist destinations. Keep valuables secure, avoid isolated areas late at night, and follow local regulations, walking steadily when crossing busy roads.
Drinking Water
Tap water is not recommended for drinking. Bottled drinking water is readily available throughout the country and is recommended during your stay.
Tipping Culture
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Many visitors choose to tip tour guides, drivers, hotel staff, and restaurant employees as a gesture of appreciation.
Local Etiquette
Vietnamese culture values respect and politeness. Dress modestly while visiting temples and religious sites, remove footwear where required, and avoid speaking loudly in places of worship.
06 — When to Go
Climate & Best Time to Visit Vietnam
Due to its long geographical shape, Vietnam experiences different weather patterns across the country, but remains a rewarding destination in every season.
October – April
The most pleasant time to visit, with comfortable temperatures, lower humidity, and excellent sightseeing conditions across most regions.
- Pleasant weather
- Halong Bay Cruises
- Sapa Mountain Views
- Hoi An Lantern Evenings
- Beach Holidays
- Cultural Festivals
February – April
One of the most beautiful seasons — flowers bloom across the countryside and landscapes appear lush and vibrant.
- Nature Photography
- Sightseeing
- Cultural Tours
- Family Holidays
- Cruise Experiences
May – August
Warmer temperatures make this an excellent season for beach holidays, especially in Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Phu Quoc.
- Beach Vacations
- Island Hopping
- Water Sports
- Family Trips
- Resort Holidays
September – November
Cooler temperatures in northern Vietnam, fewer tourist crowds, and often attractive hotel rates and seasonal travel offers.
- Budget Travelers
- Couples
- Scenic Road Trips
- Photography Tours
- Relaxed Sightseeing
December – January
Northern Vietnam is cool, especially around Sapa, while the south enjoys warm tropical sunshine — perfect for experiencing Vietnam's diverse climate in one trip.
- Mountain Landscapes
- Fog-Covered Rice Terraces
- Comfortable City Exploration
- Tropical Beaches (South)
- Holiday Celebrations
07 — Must-See
Signature Attractions of Vietnam
Halong Bay – A UNESCO World Heritage Wonder
Vietnam's most iconic natural attraction and one of the world's most spectacular seascapes. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the bay is home to thousands of limestone islands and towering karst formations rising dramatically from emerald-green waters.
Visitors can enjoy luxury overnight cruises, kayaking adventures, cave explorations, sunset dinners, and unforgettable sunrise views over the tranquil bay.
Hanoi – Vietnam's Timeless Capital
Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is a fascinating blend of ancient traditions and modern life. With over a thousand years of history, the city charms visitors with its tree-lined boulevards, beautiful lakes, French colonial architecture, ancient temples, and bustling Old Quarter.
The lively streets are filled with cafés, local markets, museums, and street food vendors, creating an atmosphere that perfectly reflects Vietnam's rich cultural heritage.
Hoi An Ancient Town – A City of Lanterns
One of Southeast Asia's most beautifully preserved ancient trading ports and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its charming yellow buildings, colorful lanterns, riverside cafés, and centuries-old architecture, Hoi An transports visitors back in time.
As evening approaches, thousands of glowing lanterns illuminate the streets and the Thu Bon River, creating one of Vietnam's most magical experiences.
Da Nang & Golden Bridge – Vietnam's Modern Coastal Paradise
Da Nang is a vibrant coastal city known for its beautiful beaches, modern skyline, and nearby mountain attractions. Just outside the city lies Ba Na Hills, home to the world-famous Golden Bridge, supported by two giant stone hands rising from the mountains.
Visitors can enjoy one of the world's longest cable car rides, explore French-inspired villages, and admire panoramic mountain views in pleasant weather year-round.
Ho Chi Minh City – Vietnam's Dynamic Metropolis
Formerly known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam's commercial and economic center. The city blends historic landmarks with modern skyscrapers, luxury shopping, vibrant nightlife, and bustling local markets.
Visitors can admire impressive French colonial buildings, visit fascinating museums, enjoy rooftop dining, and experience the city's energetic atmosphere that never slows down.
Cu Chi Tunnels – A Journey Through History
Located near Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi Tunnels offer an extraordinary insight into Vietnam's wartime history. This vast underground network served as living quarters, supply routes, command centers, and shelters during the Vietnam War.
Visitors can explore restored tunnel sections, learn about survival techniques, and gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam's resilience and determination.
Sapa – Vietnam's Mountain Escape
Nestled in the Hoang Lien Son Mountains, Sapa is famous for its spectacular rice terraces, mist-covered valleys, colorful ethnic villages, and breathtaking mountain scenery. The region is home to several indigenous communities that have preserved their unique traditions for generations.
Sapa offers unforgettable trekking experiences through picturesque landscapes while providing visitors with authentic cultural encounters.
Mekong Delta – The River of Life
One of Vietnam's most fertile and fascinating regions, where life revolves around an intricate network of rivers and canals. Floating markets, fruit orchards, traditional villages, and peaceful waterways make this region a unique cultural experience.
Boat rides through narrow canals allow visitors to witness local life, sample tropical fruits, and experience the authentic charm of southern Vietnam.
Ninh Binh – Vietnam's Hidden Paradise
Often referred to as the "Halong Bay on Land," Ninh Binh is renowned for its dramatic limestone mountains, winding rivers, lush rice fields, and ancient temples. Visitors can glide through scenic waterways on traditional rowing boats while surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.
The peaceful atmosphere and spectacular landscapes make Ninh Binh one of Vietnam's most rewarding destinations for nature lovers and photographers.
Phu Quoc Island – Vietnam's Tropical Island Paradise
Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island and one of the country's most beautiful beach destinations. Crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, luxury resorts, coral reefs, and spectacular sunsets make it a perfect destination for relaxation and romance.
Adventure seekers can enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, island hopping, and cable car rides, while couples and families can unwind in world-class beach resorts.
08 — Experiences
Exciting Things to Do in Vietnam
From cruising through breathtaking bays and trekking across misty mountains to exploring ancient towns and savoring authentic local cuisine, every day in Vietnam brings a new adventure.
Halong Bay Cruise
Sail past thousands of limestone islands
Trek Sapa's Rice Terraces
Mountain valleys, waterfalls & ethnic villages
Conquer Fansipan
Hike or cable-car to the Roof of Indochina
Explore Phong Nha Caves
Underground rivers & giant caverns
Kayak Limestone Islands
Hidden lagoons and sea caves in Halong & Lan Ha Bay
Snorkeling & Scuba Diving
Phu Quoc, Nha Trang & Con Dao Islands
Cycle the Countryside
Rice paddies, coconut plantations & villages
Cable Car Adventures
Ba Na Hills & Hon Thom cable car rides
Ba Na Hills
The iconic Golden Bridge & mountain resort
VinWonders Theme Parks
Rides, water parks & aquariums
Water Puppet Show
One of Vietnam's oldest performing arts
Halong Bay Family Cruise
Kayaking, swimming & cave visits
Mekong Delta Boat Tour
Floating markets & fruit orchards
Hoi An Lantern Workshops
Traditional lantern-making for families
Beaches of Da Nang & Phu Quoc
Soft sand & family-friendly resorts
Sunset Cruise on Halong Bay
Fine dining beneath limestone islands
Evening Walk Through Hoi An
Lantern-lit streets & floating river lanterns
Luxury Spa & Wellness Retreats
Rejuvenating treatments at beach resorts
Traditional Cooking Classes
Learn authentic Vietnamese recipes
Discover Local Markets
Handicrafts, silk, spices & street food
09 — Retail Therapy
Shopping in Vietnam
Vietnam is a shopper's paradise, offering everything from bustling local markets and traditional handicrafts to luxury shopping malls and designer boutiques.
Ben Thanh Market – Ho Chi Minh City
One of Vietnam's most famous landmarks, filled with stalls selling handicrafts, clothing, spices, coffee, souvenirs, footwear, and local delicacies.
Hanoi Old Quarter
Narrow streets lined with traditional shops, boutique stores, cafés, and artisan workshops selling silk garments, lacquerware, paintings, and handcrafted gifts.
Dong Xuan Market
Hanoi's largest indoor market, favored by locals and tourists, offering fashion accessories, electronics, textiles, and local snacks at attractive prices.
Hoi An Night Market
As the sun sets, Hoi An transforms into one of Vietnam's most beautiful shopping destinations, with handmade lanterns, silk scarves, jewelry, and artwork.
Vincom Shopping Centres
Luxury boutiques, fashion labels, restaurants, entertainment, and lifestyle stores under one roof in major cities.
Saigon Centre & Takashimaya
Modern shopping complexes featuring luxury fashion brands, cosmetics, electronics, and fine dining for premium shopping experiences.
Floating Markets
Markets such as Cai Rang Floating Market in the Mekong Delta let vendors sell fruits, vegetables, flowers, snacks, and local specialties directly from boats.
10 — Take It Home
Best Souvenirs to Buy in Vietnam
Vietnamese Coffee
The world's second-largest coffee producer, renowned for its rich Robusta coffee. Premium beans, drip filters (Phin), and specialty blends make excellent gifts.
Silk Products
Vietnamese silk is admired for its softness, elegance, and craftsmanship — scarves, dresses, ties, shirts, and tailor-made garments from reputable silk shops.
Traditional Conical Hats (Non La)
An iconic and recognizable cultural symbol, handcrafted from palm leaves, serving as both a practical accessory and a memorable souvenir.
Handmade Lanterns
Hoi An's colorful silk lanterns are among Vietnam's most popular souvenirs, available in various sizes and designs.
Lacquerware
Vietnamese artisans create stunning lacquerware using centuries-old techniques — decorative trays, bowls, paintings, and jewelry boxes.
Bamboo & Woven Handicrafts
Eco-friendly baskets, handbags, mats, hats, and home décor made from bamboo, rattan, and water hyacinth.
Ceramic & Pottery
Traditional pottery villages produce beautifully handcrafted ceramics, tea sets, decorative plates, and artistic home accessories.
Local Spices & Tea
Aromatic spices, green tea, lotus tea, cinnamon, star anise, and dried herbs are popular among travelers looking to bring authentic flavors home.
Traditional Paintings
Hand-painted artworks depicting rice fields, ancient villages, lotus flowers, and Vietnamese daily life make meaningful souvenirs.
11 — Taste Vietnam
A Culinary Journey Through Vietnam
Vietnamese cuisine is celebrated across the world for its freshness, vibrant flavors, and perfect balance of sweet, sour, salty, spicy, and savory tastes. Every region offers its own culinary specialties.
Pho
Vietnam's most iconic dish — a fragrant noodle soup with slow-cooked broth, rice noodles, fresh herbs, and tender slices of beef or chicken.
Banh Mi
A delicious fusion of Vietnamese and French influences — a crispy baguette filled with grilled meat, vegetables, herbs, pâté, and flavorful sauces.
Fresh Spring Rolls (Goi Cuon)
Light and refreshing rice paper rolls filled with shrimp, pork, vegetables, herbs, and vermicelli noodles, served with peanut dipping sauce.
Bun Cha
Originating from Hanoi — grilled pork served with rice noodles, fresh herbs, pickled vegetables, and a tangy dipping sauce.
Banh Xeo
Vietnamese crispy pancakes made from rice flour, turmeric, and coconut milk, filled with shrimp, pork, bean sprouts, and herbs.
Cao Lau
Exclusive to Hoi An — thick noodles, roasted pork, fresh herbs, crispy crackers, and a flavorful broth reflecting centuries of cultural influence.
Vietnamese Seafood
Vietnam's long coastline provides an abundance of fresh prawns, crab, squid, lobster, oysters, and fish prepared using regional recipes.
Vietnamese Coffee
A unique coffee culture — traditional drip coffee, creamy Egg Coffee from Hanoi, refreshing Coconut Coffee, or Iced Coffee with condensed milk.
Tropical Fruits
Vietnam's tropical climate produces dragon fruit, mango, rambutan, mangosteen, lychee, pomelo, jackfruit, coconut, and longan.
Must-Try Street Foods
12 — Culture & Celebrations
Culture, Heritage & Festivals
Vietnam's vibrant festivals beautifully reflect its rich cultural heritage, spiritual traditions, and strong sense of community.
Tet Nguyen Dan (Vietnamese Lunar New Year)
Vietnam's most important and widely celebrated festival, marking the beginning of the Lunar New Year. Families reunite, homes are decorated with flowers, temples fill with worshippers, and streets come alive with fireworks, dragon dances, and cultural performances.
Hue Festival
Held in the historic city of Hue, this grand cultural festival celebrates Vietnam's imperial heritage through traditional music, royal ceremonies, folk performances, art exhibitions, and vibrant street parades.
Hoi An Lantern Festival
One of Vietnam's most enchanting events — the ancient town transforms into a magical display of colorful lanterns as electric lights switch off and thousands of glowing lanterns illuminate the streets and the Thu Bon River.
Mid-Autumn Festival (Tet Trung Thu)
Known as Vietnam's Children's Festival, featuring colorful lantern parades, lion dances, mooncakes, cultural performances, and joyful family gatherings.
Hung Kings Festival
A national festival honoring the legendary Hung Kings, regarded as the founders of Vietnam. Thousands of pilgrims visit temples, particularly Hung Temple in Phu Tho Province, for traditional ceremonies.
National Day
Vietnam celebrates its National Day with patriotic events, flag displays, parades, concerts, fireworks, and cultural programs, with Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City hosting the grandest celebrations.
Christmas & New Year Celebrations
Although not an official public holiday, major cities such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang celebrate the festive season with decorated streets, shopping malls, Christmas markets, and light displays.
13 — Before You Go
Useful Travel Tips
Carry cash for local markets — international cards are accepted at hotels and malls, but markets generally prefer cash.
Pick up an affordable local SIM or eSIM at the airport for convenient connectivity throughout your journey.
Stick to bottled water — tap water is not recommended for drinking anywhere in the country.
Dress modestly when visiting temples and religious sites, and remove footwear where required.
Walk steadily and stay aware of traffic when crossing busy roads in major cities.
Tipping isn't mandatory, but small tips for guides, drivers, and good service are always appreciated.
14 — Your Adventure Awaits
Welcome to Vietnam
"Welcome to Vietnam — a land of timeless beauty, remarkable culture, breathtaking scenery, and unforgettable adventures. Your extraordinary journey begins here!"
Vietnam is more than just a destination — it's an extraordinary journey through breathtaking landscapes, ancient traditions, vibrant cities, and unforgettable experiences. From the emerald waters of Halong Bay and the lantern-lit charm of Hoi An to the bustling streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, every destination reveals a unique story waiting to be discovered.
Whether you're cruising through spectacular limestone islands, trekking across scenic mountain terraces, exploring centuries-old temples, relaxing on pristine beaches, or indulging in Vietnam's world-famous cuisine, every moment promises lasting memories.
Prepare to discover a country where timeless traditions blend seamlessly with modern life, where every landscape inspires wonder, and where every experience becomes a cherished memory.
Vietnam - Must Visit Places
- Travel Tips
Carry Essential Documents
Keep your passport, visa, travel insurance, and important documents easily accessible.
Pack Smart
Pack light and carry essentials such as medications, chargers, and travel adapters.
Arrive Early
Reach airports, stations, and attractions ahead of time to avoid last-minute stress.
Stay Connected
Purchase a local SIM card or activate an international roaming plan.
