Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Hanoi & City Highlights (Airport Transfer / Half Day Tour)
Arrival at Hanoi. Meet and greet at the airport followed by private transfer to the hotel. After check-in, proceed for a half-day guided city tour visiting major landmarks and experiencing the cultural charm of Vietnam’s capital. Evening at leisure.
Overnight Stay in Hanoi
Day 2: Hanoi to Ha Long Bay Cruise Experience (160 km / 3–4 hrs)
After breakfast, transfer by private vehicle to Ha Long Bay. Board the overnight cruise and enjoy the spectacular limestone karsts and emerald waters. Cruise activities include sightseeing, kayaking or relaxing on deck. Meals on board.
Overnight Stay in Ha Long Bay Cruise
Meals Included: BreakfastLunchDinner
Day 3: Ha Long Bay to Hanoi Airport Transfer – Flight to Da Nang
Morning cruise experience followed by return transfer to Hanoi. Drop at the airport for your flight to Da Nang. Arrival and private transfer to the hotel. Evening free to explore the beachside city.
Overnight Stay in Da Nang
Meals Included: Breakfast
Day 4: Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge Excursion (Full Day)
After breakfast, proceed for a guided full-day excursion to Ba Na Hills. Ride the famous cable car and visit the iconic Golden Bridge, held by giant stone hands. Enjoy attractions, gardens and lunch during the tour.
Overnight Stay in Da Nang
Meals Included: BreakfastLunch
Day 5: Marble Mountains – Coconut Forest – Hoi An Ancient Town
Start the day with a visit to Marble Mountains. Continue to Cam Thanh Coconut Forest for a fun basket-boat ride experience. Later explore Hoi An Ancient Town, enjoy lantern boat ride and stroll through its charming streets.
Overnight Stay in Da Nang
Meals Included: Breakfast
Day 6: Danang to Phu Quoc (Flight Transfer)
After breakfast, transfer to Danang Airport for flight to Phu Quoc. Arrival and private transfer to the hotel. Day free to relax on the island beaches.
Overnight Stay in Phu Quoc
Meals Included: Breakfast
Day 7: VinWonders Phu Quoc Theme Park
After breakfast, visit VinWonders Phu Quoc (entry ticket included). Enjoy thrilling rides, entertainment shows and themed zones. Transfer by private vehicle.
Overnight Stay in Phu Quoc
Meals Included: Breakfast
Day 8: 4 Islands Tour, Cable Car & Sunset Town
Proceed for the famous island hopping tour including a cable car ride to Hon Thom Island. Enjoy boat tour, beaches and lunch. Later visit Sunset Town, walk on Kiss Bridge, and watch the spectacular Kiss of the Sea Show.
Overnight Stay in Phu Quoc
Meals Included: BreakfastLunch
Day 9: Departure from Phu Quoc
After breakfast, private transfer to the airport for your onward journey with wonderful memories of Vietnam.
End of Tour
Meals Included: Breakfast
FAQs
Visa-free travel is allowed for some nationalities (e.g., Japan, South Korea, ASEAN countries) for a limited number of days.
E-Visas are available for over 80 countries, including India, the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and most of Europe. The e-visa allows stays up to 30 days, single entry.
Apply through Vietnam's official e-visa portal.
Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months.
Vietnam has three climate zones:
North Vietnam (Hanoi, Sapa, Ha Long): Best time is October to April (cooler and dry).
Central Vietnam (Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An): Ideal from February to August.
South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta): Best between November to April.
Hanoi: Cultural capital with Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and historic temples.
Ha Long Bay: UNESCO World Heritage site with limestone karsts and overnight cruises.
Sapa: Mountain town with rice terraces and ethnic minority villages.
Hue: Former imperial city with royal tombs and citadels.
Hoi An: Charming ancient town with lantern-lit streets and tailors.
Da Nang: Beach city with Marble Mountains and Golden Bridge.
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon): Bustling southern city with French colonial architecture and war museums.
Mekong Delta: River-based life, floating markets, and boat tours.
Some of the famous festivals are
Tet (Vietnamese New Year) – Late Jan or Feb, biggest national holiday.
Mid-Autumn Festival – Lantern parades and mooncakes (September).
Hue Festival – Cultural celebration in Hue (every two years).
Perfume Pagoda Festival – Pilgrimage season (Feb–Mar).
During Tet, many businesses close, and prices may rise—plan accordingly.
Domestic travel: Budget airlines (VietJet Air, Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways) connect all major cities.
Trains: Reunification Express links Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City.
Buses: Sleeper buses are popular for long distances.
Within cities: Use taxis (Mai Linh, Vinasun), Grab (ride-hailing app), bicycles, and scooters.
Scooters can be rented but require experience and international licenses.
Do’s:
Dress modestly in temples and religious places.
Remove shoes before entering homes and some shops.
Use both hands to offer money or gifts.
Learn basic phrases like:
Hello – Xin chào;
Thank you – Cảm ơn;
Yes – Vâng;
No – Không.
Don’ts:
Avoid public displays of affection.
Don’t point your feet at people or religious objects.
Avoid loud behavior, especially in rural or sacred places.
Must-try Vietnamese dishes:
Pho – Rice noodle soup with beef or chicken.
Banh Mi – Vietnamese sandwich with meat and pickled veggies.
Spring Rolls (Goi Cuon) – Fresh rice paper rolls with shrimp or pork.
Bun Cha – Grilled pork with rice noodles and herbs.
Cao Lau – Special noodle dish from Hoi An.
Street food is safe when freshly cooked. Opt for busy stalls where locals eat.
Yes, Vietnam has good internet connectivity.
Buy a local SIM card at the airport or convenience stores. Providers: Viettel, Vinaphone, Mobifone.
Affordable data plans are widely available.
Light, breathable clothing (cotton/linen).
Comfortable walking shoes and sandals.
Raincoat or umbrella (especially during the rainy season).
Sunscreen, insect repellent, reusable water bottle.
Modest attire for temples and traditional sites.
Overcharging by taxis or cyclo drivers – always agree on a price or use meter/Grab.
Fake tour agencies – book through verified operators.
Currency exchange scams – only exchange at banks or trusted counters.
Street vendors may quote high prices – bargaining is common.
Hanoi is Vietnam’s capital, known for its centuries-old architecture, the Old Quarter, lakes, street food, and historical landmarks. Some of the must visit places are Hoan Kiem Lake, Temple of Literature, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, Hoa Lo Prison, and the Water Puppet Theatre.
The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology and the Vietnamese Women’s Museum are highly recommended.
Da Nang offers a mix of beaches, modern city life, and access to historical sites like Hoi An and Hue. Some of the famous highlights are Marble Mountains, My Khe Beach, Dragon Bridge (which breathes fire on weekends), Ba Na Hills, and the Golden Bridge.
A blend of modern skyscrapers, French colonial buildings, war history, and bustling nightlife. Some of the top attractions are War Remnants Museum, Cu Chi Tunnels, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Ben Thanh Market, and Bitexco Tower Skydeck.
Yes, many one- or two-day tours depart from Ho Chi Minh City to places like My Tho and Ben Tre.
Sapa is famous for terraced rice fields, trekking routes, cool mountain weather, and ethnic minority cultures.
Some of the best activities are trekking to villages like Cat Cat, Lao Chai, and Ta Van; staying with local families; and visiting Fansipan Peak by cable car.
White sand beaches, clear waters, snorkeling, seafood, and laid-back atmosphere. The top beaches are Long Beach (Bai Truong), Sao Beach (Bai Sao), and Ong Lang Beach.
Yes, including snorkeling, diving, and kayaking. Boat trips are available to the An Thoi islands.
Yes. Tourists arriving directly to Phu Quoc by air for stays up to 30 days can enter visa-free (restrictions apply based on nationality and other rules).
Over 1,600 limestone islands and islets, emerald waters, and scenic boat cruises. Overnight cruises are highly recommended to explore the bay more deeply and enjoy activities like kayaking and squid fishing.
Activities like Cave visits (e.g., Sung Sot Cave), kayaking, swimming, Tai Chi on deck, and local cooking classes are offered on cruises.
Vietnamese Dong (VND).
Cash is widely used, especially for street food and local markets.
ATMs are easy to find in cities and tourist towns.
Cards are accepted in hotels, malls, and upscale restaurants.
Small shops, taxis, and street vendors usually require cash.
Not mandatory, but strongly recommended.
Covers medical emergencies, accidents, delays, and lost baggage.
Vietnamese is the official language.
English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and cafes.
Plug types: A, C, and D
Voltage: 220V / 50Hz
A universal adapter is recommended.
Vietnam Standard Time (VST): UTC +7
No daylight saving time.Vietnam Standard Time (VST): UTC +7
No daylight saving time.
Overnight cruises offer better scenery, fewer crowds, and more activities.
