Vietnam Tour Packages

Things to Do in Vietnam

1. Cruise in Halong Bay

The beautiful bay of Halong Bay is rightly explored with cruises offering both day trips and overnight stays on board. During the cruise, enjoy the beautiful beaches of Ti Top and Dau Be island, and indulge in swimming, snorkelling and diving to observe the corals and other marine life.

Cat Ba island is a popular stop on most Halong Bay cruises and is home to floating villages, markets and bars surrounded by tall hills. The island is also famous for its treks and hikes through the lush vegetation.

On multiple day cruise options, enjoy yoga on the deck at sunrise, beautiful meals and indulge in some kayaking and swimming off the deck.

2. Take a tour of Hanoi's old quarter

Along with the sightseeing of Hanoi's famous attractions, walk through the Old Quarter in Hanoi to soak in the old world charm of Vietnam and experience the variety of street food on offer. Be ready to zig-zag between hoards of locals on foot and two-wheelers while keeping pace with other tourist groups flocking to the city. If you are up for it late at night, local beer is available a-plenty with locals and tourists sitting on the streets sharing stories and beer.

3. Explore the Caves of Phong Na Ke-Bang national park

Home to the world's most extensive cave system, Phong Na Ke-Bang national park is every adventure seekers delight. Hike through the vast network of caves and marvel at the rock formations. You can also enjoy an overnight camp stay in the caves as provided by some of our tour operators.

Apart from the caves, the wildlife in the national park is also abundant, and safaris and guided tours are available for you to observe the animals in the wild and interact with the locals and caretakers about the various conservation practices and efforts.

4. Indulge in cultural activities in Hoi An

The town of Hoi An is a melting pot of various cultures due to being an ancient trading port. Here you can take part in cooking classes, learn about the traditional sewing methods and most importantly, partake in the lantern lighting ceremonies across the river. The myriad of coloured lanterns floating across the town is a sight that arguably holds no equal.

5. Walk across the Golden Hands bridge in Da Nang

The golden hands bridge in Da Nang is a one of a kind marvel overlooking the beautiful Ba Na hills. You can take a cable car ride up to the hill and walk along the 150 m long bridge, to capture panoramic views of the landscape.

6. Visit Cu Chi Tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City

Cu Chi Tunnels hold stories of Vietnam's war raven past, where you can see remnants of underground tunnels used during the Vietnam War. Here you can also try your hand at firing some guns at the shooting range under guidance and shop for some souvenirs.

7. Take a Boat Ride along the Mekong Delta

Take a leisurely boat ride on the Mekong Delta River. The boat ride takes you across the region's rice fields, and you arrive at My Tho. From here, you can visit the tortoise islet and enjoy a delicious lunch in the orchard garden. You can also visit the nearby villages and learn about the livelihood, enjoy seasonal fruits and vegetables and revel in a folk music performance.

8. Row through the Tam Coc Caves and rice fields

In Ninh Binh, experience a leisurely boat ride across the vast rice fields and through the Tam Coc caves of limestone karst formations. On a bright sunny day, the glistening rice fields are indeed a sight to behold, with the mighty rock formations a formidable sight. 

9. Cycle or Walk through Hue - The Royal City

Hue, the former seat of Vietnam's royalty, is set beside the Perfume River and holds stories and architectural marvels of the country's glorious part. Visit the Imperial city (a UNESCO world heritage site) within the Citadel and indulge in some cuisine available in various parts of the city. Here you can either walk, rent a cycle or ride a hand-pulled rickshaw as you take in the olden sights of the city

10. Visit the Red Sands in Mui Ne

A very peculiar sight in Vietnam are the sandy Red dunes in Mui Ne. Located close to the coastline of in Mui Ne, quad biking and hikes are popular. The beautiful sun shining down on the dunes makes for memorable photographs.

Places to Visit in Vietnam

 Hanoi: Vietnam's enchanting capital, Hanoi, is a blend of rich history and modern charm. Explore the bustling streets of the Old Quarter, visit the Hoan Kiem Lake, and immerse yourself in the city's vibrant culture.

Halong Bay: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Halong Bay is a mesmerizing seascape of emerald waters and limestone karsts. Take a cruise through this natural wonder, and be awed by the sheer beauty of the bay.

Hoi An: The ancient town of Hoi An is a living museum, known for its well-preserved architecture and lantern-lit streets. Stroll along the picturesque riverside, savor local cuisine, and get tailor-made clothing.

Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon): The dynamic metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City offers a glimpse of Vietnam's modern side. Explore the bustling markets, visit the War Remnants Museum, and enjoy the city's energetic atmosphere.

Hue: A city steeped in history, Hue is home to the Imperial City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover ancient palaces, temples, and the serene Perfume River that winds through the city.

Sapa: Nestled in the northern mountains, Sapa is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Trek through terraced rice fields, meet indigenous hill tribes, and soak in breathtaking views of the Hoàng Liên Son Mountains.

Why to Buy Vietnam Tour Packages? 

Buying a Vietnam tour package is important for any traveler, especially those planning to explore the diverse landscapes, rich culture, and historical sites of this fascinating country. Considering the challenges mentioned earlier, let's delve into the reasons why purchasing a Vietnam tour package is essential:

1. Local Expertise and Guided Tours: Vietnam tour packages often include experienced local guides who possess in-depth knowledge about the country's history, culture, and attractions. They can provide valuable insights during city tours, visits to historical landmarks like the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long in Hanoi, and cultural experiences such as a traditional water puppet show.

2. Seamless Travel Arrangements: Vietnam tour packages take care of all travel logistics, including accommodation, transportation, and sightseeing arrangements. This ensures a hassle-free and well-organized journey, especially for travelers unfamiliar with the country's layout and transport options. Pre-arranged accommodations offer comfort and convenience, allowing travelers to focus on exploring the wonders of Vietnam.

3. Cultural Immersion: Vietnam is a culturally rich country with diverse ethnic communities and traditions. Tour packages may include visits to local markets, traditional craft villages, and interactions with hill tribes in regions like Sapa. For example, a tour package might offer a chance to experience the vibrant atmosphere of a floating market in the Mekong Delta.

4. Safety and Security: Navigating through busy streets and unfamiliar places in Vietnam can be overwhelming, especially for first-time visitors. Vietnam tour packages prioritize the safety and security of travelers, providing local support and guidance to reduce the risk of getting lost or encountering unexpected challenges.

5. Time Optimization: Vietnam offers a wide range of attractions and experiences, and planning an itinerary that covers all the highlights can be time-consuming. Tour packages are designed to optimize time, ensuring that travelers make the most of their trip. For instance, a package may offer a well-organized tour of the UNESCO-listed town of Hoi An, including its ancient buildings and vibrant lantern-lit streets.

By purchasing a Vietnam tour package, travelers can benefit from local expertise, seamless travel arrangements, cultural immersion, safety, and time optimization. These advantages help travelers overcome the challenges and ensure a delightful and enriching exploration of the enchanting country of Vietnam

How to Plan a Vietnam Trip

If you have 7-8 Days: 
Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

9-10 Days Itinerary (Additions):Mekong Delta
12-14 Days Itinerary (Additional Additions): Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park and Sapa
Best time to visit Vietnam

Although Vietnam is a year-round destination with three different weather systems split by region, February to April is the best time to visit. During these spring months, Vietnam experiences sunny weather and the lowest rainfall, creating ambient weather for sightseeing, hitting the beach and adventure sports. Daytime temperatures range between 15-28°C, while mercury levels may drop to 10°C at night in mountainous areas.

The autumn season lasting from August till October is another great time to explore Vietnam, with weather conditions resembling spring. It is best to avoid travelling to Vietnam during summer from May to June due to extreme heat and humidity.