Vietnam Vacation Packages

Vietnam, a Southeast Asian nation, stuns with its contrasting landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. From sky-high mountains to emerald rice paddies and bustling cities, Vietnam offers something for every traveler. But where do you begin? Here are some of the must-see places in Vietnam that you should not miss:

1. Ha Long Bay: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most iconic and breathtaking landscapes in Vietnam. It features thousands of limestone islands and islets, some with caves and grottoes, rising from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. You can cruise, kayak, or swim in this scenic wonderland and marvel at the sunset and sunrise views.
2. Hanoi: A City Steeped in History: Immerse yourself in the captivating chaos of Vietnam's capital. Explore the Temple of Literature, wander the labyrinthine Old Quarter, and delve into the nation's past at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Don't miss the chance to savor a steaming bowl of phở, Vietnam's iconic noodle soup.
3. Hoi An: This charming town on the central coast of Vietnam is a well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port from the 15th to the 19th centuries. It is famous for its historic architecture, colourful lanterns, and tailor-made clothing. You can stroll along the riverfront, explore the ancient houses and temples, and enjoy the local cuisine and nightlife.
4. Hue: This former imperial capital of Vietnam is a showcase of the country's royal and cultural heritage. It is home to the majestic Citadel, a complex of palaces, temples, and tombs that was the seat of power for the Nguyen Dynasty. You can also visit the Thien Mu Pagoda, the oldest and most revered Buddhist temple in Hue, and the Perfume River, which offers scenic boat rides and views of the countryside.
5. Sa Pa: This mountainous town in the north of Vietnam is a paradise for nature lovers and trekkers. It is surrounded by stunning rice terraces, lush forests, and ethnic minority villages. You can hike, bike, or take a cable car to the Fansipan Mountain, the highest peak in Indochina, and enjoy the panoramic views of the region. You can also interact with the local people and learn about their culture and traditions.
6. Ho Chi Minh City: This vibrant and dynamic metropolis is the largest and most modern city in Vietnam. It is a hub of culture, commerce, and entertainment, with a mix of colonial and contemporary influences. You can visit the War Remnants Museum, the Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Reunification Palace, which are some of the landmarks of the city's history. You can also shop, dine, and party in the bustling markets, restaurants, and bars of the city.

Two weeks in Vietnam provides an ideal timeframe to comfortably explore its diverse regions, encompassing the vibrant north, the bustling south, the sun-drenched coast, and even the captivating highland national parks. A well-crafted 14-day itinerary allows you to experience Vietnam's highlights, from historical landmarks and cultural gems to breathtaking natural wonders, while ensuring ample time to relax, savor the local cuisine, and truly immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this Southeast Asian nation.

If you have less than a week, you can focus on one or two regions of Vietnam, such as the north or the south. You can visit some of the major cities and attractions, such as Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Ho Chi Minh City, and the Cu Chi Tunnels. You can also enjoy some of the local food and culture, but you may not have enough time to explore the countryside or the beaches.

If you have one to two weeks, you can cover more ground and see more of the diversity and beauty of Vietnam. You can travel along the coast from north to south, or vice versa, and stop at some of the charming towns and villages, such as Hoi An, Hue, Nha Trang, and Mui Ne. You can also experience some of the natural wonders and historical sites, such as the Phong Nha Caves, the DMZ, and the Mekong Delta. You can also add some optional activities and excursions, such as trekking, cycling, or cruising.

If you have more than two weeks, you can truly immerse yourself in the Vietnamese culture and lifestyle. You can visit some of the less-travelled and off-the-beaten-path destinations, such as Sapa, Ha Giang, Dalat, and Phu Quoc. You can also spend more time in each place and get to know the local people and their stories. You can also indulge in some of the best spas, resorts, and restaurants in Vietnam.

At Travel Vietnam, we specialize in crafting personalized and luxurious vacation experiences for discerning travelers. We invite you to explore our sample tours for inspiration.

Each sample tour has been carefully curated and highly praised by our customers. They showcase the diverse experiences Vietnam offers, from bustling cities and ancient temples to stunning landscapes and vibrant culture.

Here's how you can create your ideal Vietnam vacation with Travel Vietnam:

1. Browse our Sample Tours: Explore the various itineraries on our website to get a sense of what's possible. Each tour includes detailed descriptions, activities, durations, prices, and destinations.
2. Request a Quote: Click the "Request This Tour" button on any sample tour that interests you. Open the tour quote request page, input the necessary details, and then click submit. This will send us a request for a customized quote based on your group size, desired travel dates, and any specific preferences.
3. Customize Your Tour: If you have a specific vision in mind, use our "REQUEST A FREE QUOTE" section. Simply fill in the details like number of travelers, desired length of stay, preferred hotel type, and any specific activities or destinations you wish to include.
4. Receive a Personalized Quote: Our team will craft a custom itinerary tailored to your needs and budget, and send you a detailed quote for your review.

Ready to embark on your unforgettable Vietnam adventure? Contact Travel Vietnam today and let us design your dream vacation!