Vietnam Travel is a vibrant destination rich in jaw-dropping landscapes, diverse culture, and unforgettable experiences - from tranquil beaches and limestone bays to ancient towns and mountain vistas.

Must-Visit Regions & Attractions

• Hạ Long Bay - A UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its towering limestone karsts rising from emerald waters. Cruises—ranging from day trips to multi-night adventures - explore hidden grottoes, islands like Cat Ba, and offer activities like kayaking and caving. ==>>View Price

• Northern Highlands - Dramatic mountain ranges in Ha Giang, Sapa, and Mu Cang Chai offer ethnic minority culture, trekking, and waterfalls like Ban Gioc.

• Hanoi & Red River Delta - The capital charms with colonial architecture, water puppet shows, bustling street food scenes, and historic landmarks like the Temple of Literature and Hoan Kiem Lake. ==>>View Price
  Not far, Ninh Bình - sometimes called “Halong Bay on land” - offers riverboat rides, cave temples, and panoramic hikes.

• Central Vietnam

  • Hội An - a UNESCO heritage town filled with lantern-lit streets, riverside charm, cooking classes, and tailor shops. ==>>View Price

  • Huế - the former imperial capital featuring royal citadels and mausoleums. ==>>View Price

  • Đà Nẵng & Bà Nà Hills - a coastal hub home to the famous Golden Bridge and the Marble Mountains with caves and pagodas. ==>>View Price

• Southern Vietnam

  • Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) pulses with energy, street food, markets, nightlife, and historical landmarks. ==>>View Price

  • Mekong Delta - soulful floating markets, basket-boat rides, rural villages and lush riverscapes.

  • Phú Quốc - an emerging beach paradise with resorts and natural beauty. ==>>View Price

Best Time to Go

Vietnam's long, narrow geography makes weather vary regionally, so timing depends on where you’re headed:

• Overall Best Window: November to April - cool, dry across most areas.

• North (Hanoi and beyond):

  • Dry & pleasant: Nov–Apr (winters can dip to ~10°C).

  • Hot & rainy: May–Oct, with June–Aug at peak rainfall.

• Central (Hoi An, Da Nang, Hue):

  • Hot & dry: Jan–Aug.

  • Wet seasons & typhoons: Sep–Nov.

• South (HCMC, Delta):

  • Dry & warm: Nov–Apr.

  • Wet season (frequent short storms): May–Oct.

• Halong Bay:

  • Autumn (Sep–Oct): Most favorable for cruises and outdoor fun.

  • Winter: Cool and drizzly, great for scenic views and local culture.

• Shoulder Seasons (Apr–May, Oct–Nov):

  • Ideal for fewer crowds, better prices, and varied weather - especially in hotspots like Hoi An, Halong Bay, and Phu Quoc.

Travel Requirements

Visa policies can differ based on nationality:

• Spanish passport holders can enter visa-free for up to 45 days, including entry and exit days. For longer stays (up to 90 days), an e-Visa is available. Phú Quốc Island may offer separate short-term exemptions.

If you'd like me to check visa details for another nationality, just let me know!

Sample Itinerary Ideas

1. Classic Loop (10–14 days):
   Start in Hanoi → cruise Halong Bay → explore Ninh Bình → fly to Hội An/Da Nang → wrap up in Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong.

2. Adventure & Culture:
   Hike in Ha Giang or Sapa → boat in Ninh Bình → enjoy ancient streets in Hội An. Add a cave expedition to Sơn Đoòng if you're into off-the-beaten-path adventures.

3. Beach & Relaxation:
   Spend time in Đà Nẵng and Bà Nà Hills → chill in Phú Quốc or the Mekong coastal areas.

4. Extended Regional Deep Dive:
   Combine mountains (Sapa, Ha Giang), central heritage (Huế, Hội An), southern energy (Ho Chi Minh City), and Mekong tranquility.

Tips & Highlights

• Food is central - think pho breakfasts in Hanoi, lantern-lit dinners in Hội An, and vibrant street bites in Saigon.

• Local activities: Take a boat ride in Ninh Bình, bike through rice paddies, join a cooking class, go weaving, or try a basket boat experience at sunrise.

• Cultural respect: Cover shoulders and knees in temples, take off shoes when entering homes, and support fresh food vendors for safety.

• Weather prep: Bring light rain gear in the wet season, and warm layers if you're trekking in the north during winter.