Tour Packages

A minimum of 10-14 days is recommended to experience the highlights from north to south.

Yes, Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand are commonly combined with Vietnam for extended Southeast Asian itineraries.

Lightweight, modest clothing, rain gear, comfortable walking shoes, and insect repellent. Add warmer layers for northern Vietnam in winter months.

English is increasingly spoken in tourist areas and by younger Vietnamese, but less common in rural areas. Learning a few basic Vietnamese phrases is appreciated.

Major credit cards are accepted in hotels and larger establishments in cities, but cash is king for smaller vendors and in rural areas.

Remove shoes when entering homes and some temples, dress modestly when visiting religious sites, and use both hands when giving or receiving items from elders.

Generally good in cities and tourist areas with widespread Wi-Fi, but can be limited in remote regions.

Tipping is not traditionally expected but is becoming more common in tourist areas. Small amounts for good service are appreciated.

No, stick to bottled or purified water throughout your stay.

Vietnam uses mostly Type A (two flat pins) and Type C (two round pins) sockets. Voltage is 220V.

Lacquerware, silk products, conical hats, coffee, handmade crafts from ethnic minorities, and custom-made clothing.

Domestic flights for longer distances, trains for scenic routes, private drivers for flexibility, and motorbike taxis (Grab) or regular taxis in cities.

Fresh, flavorful cuisine with regional variations, emphasizing balance of flavors (sweet, sour, salty, spicy, bitter) and abundant herbs and vegetables.

Yes, especially in northern regions like Sapa and Ha Giang, though seek responsible tour operators that benefit local communities.

Yes, these cities offer distinctly different experiences that showcase Vietnam’s diversity.

Yes, Vietnam has excellent beaches along its extensive coastline, including Nha Trang, Da Nang, Phu Quoc Island, and Mui Ne.

Cooking classes, motorbike tours, homestays with ethnic minorities, overnight trains, and coffee culture experiences.

Most nationalities require a visa, though some enjoy visa exemptions for short stays.

Vietnam operates on Indochina Time (ICT), which is UTC+7.

Yes, friendly negotiation is expected in markets and with street vendors, but not in established shops with fixed prices.

Yes, Vietnam offers world-class luxury hotels and resorts, particularly in major cities and coastal areas.

Pre-arrange a hotel pickup, use official airport taxis, or use ride-hailing apps like Grab for the most reliable service.

Good in cities and tourist areas; local SIM cards are inexpensive, easy to obtain, and provide good coverage.