Vietnam Tour Packages
Vietnam is one of those destinations that keeps surprising you, not just once, but at every turn. The moment you think you've placed it ("beautiful beaches, Halong Bay, pho"), you end up somewhere completely different: a candlelit alley in Hoi An's Ancient Town, the cool mist of a Sapa morning, the controlled chaos of Saigon's motorbike traffic at 8 AM, the otherworldly silence of Son Doong Cave. Few countries in Asia pack this much variety into a single trip.
For Indian travellers, Vietnam makes particular sense. It's affordable- genuinely, consistently affordable, not just cheap by accident, and it's closer than most people think: under 5 hours flying from Delhi or Mumbai, under 4 from Chennai. The street food is bold with spice and herbs in a way that feels instinctively familiar. And the sheer visual beauty of the country, from the limestone karsts of the north to the terraced rice fields of the highlands to the white-sand islands of the south, rewards every kind of traveller.
Travalot's Vietnam tour packages from India start from ₹26,559 per person for 4 days and 3 nights. We offer everything from compact 5-night introductory trips to 10-night deep dives through the full length of the country, every itinerary built around what you actually want to see, not a fixed group timetable.
Vietnam Tour Packages from India: Budget Discussion
Understanding what the Vietnam tours actually cost from India helps you choose the right package and plan your on-ground spending. Here is an honest breakdown.
- Flights: Vietnam is well-connected to most major Indian cities. The two main entry points are Hanoi (Noi Bai Airport, HAN) for Northern Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City (Tan Son Nhat Airport, SGN) for Southern Vietnam. Da Nang (DAD) is increasingly available as a direct destination for Central Vietnam.
Popular airlines on India–Vietnam routes include IndiGo, VietJet Air, Vietnam Airlines, Air India, AirAsia, and Scoot. Most routes involve one short layover (typically Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, or Singapore). Travel time, including layover, is typically 5–8 hours from major Indian cities.
Smart booking tips: - Book 6–8 weeks ahead for reasonable fares; last-minute bookings are significantly more expensive
- Open-jaw tickets (fly into Hanoi, out of Ho Chi Minh City) often cost the same as a return and save you considerable internal travel time on longer trips
- February to April and August to October are typically the most affordable months to fly
- Avoid Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year, usually January/February) and Indian school holidays for better rates
- Accommodation
Vietnam offers excellent value across all budget levels:
- Budget hostels and guesthouses: ₹500–1,500 per night
- Mid-range hotels (3-star): ₹1,500–4,000 per night
- Boutique and 4-star properties: ₹4,500–9,000 per night
- Luxury resorts (particularly Hoi An, Phu Quoc, Da Nang): ₹10,000–25,000+ per night - Food
Vietnam is one of the world's best-value food destinations. Street food meals cost ₹300–600 per person. A proper sit-down restaurant meal costs ₹700–1,200 per person. You can eat extremely well on ₹1000–1500 per day if you eat where locals eat.
Total Vietnam Trip Cost from India
| Travel Style |
7-Day Trip (all-in, per person) |
Daily Spend |
| Budget | ₹40,000–55,000 |
₹2,000–2,500/day |
| Mid-range |
₹65,000–90,000 |
₹4,000–6,000/day |
| Comfort/Luxury |
₹1,00,000–1,50,000+ | ₹8,000–12,000+/day |
These figures are average and can be changed according to your package choices, including flights from India, accommodation, food, transport, and sightseeing. Travalot's Vietnam vacation packages from India bundle these components at group rates, typically saving 15–20% versus booking individually.
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Vietnam Tour Packages from Major Indian Cities
Explore specially curated Vietnam tour packages from your nearest city and find the option that suits your travel style and budget.
- Vietnam packages from Delhi: Discover Vietnam tour packages from Delhi with convenient flight options and well-planned itineraries covering Hanoi, Halong Bay, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City. These packages are ideal for couples, families, and groups looking for a smooth international holiday experience.
- Vietnam packages from Mumbai: Choose from a wide range of Vietnam travel packages from Mumbai designed for all kinds of travellers, from honeymooners to family vacationers. With easy departures and customizable stays, you can enjoy Vietnam’s culture, scenery, and food without any hassle.
- Vietnam packages from Bangalore: Vietnam holiday packages from Bangalore offer a perfect mix of sightseeing, leisure, and adventure for every type of traveller. Whether you want a short getaway or a detailed multi-city trip, there are plenty of options to explore Vietnam comfortably.
- Vietnam packages from Hyderabad: Book Vietnam trip packages from Hyderabad and enjoy a memorable journey through Vietnam’s vibrant cities, beaches, and cultural landmarks. These packages are crafted to provide convenience, great value, and a seamless travel experience.
- Vietnam packages from Chennai: Explore Vietnam vacation packages from Chennai with thoughtfully designed itineraries that include top destinations, comfortable stays, and guided experiences. These holidays are perfect for travellers seeking a mix of relaxation, culture, and scenic beauty.
Travelling from another city? Check out: Vietnam packages from Pune, Vietnam packages from Ahmedabad, Vietnam packages from Kolkata, and more.
Best Time to Visit Vietnam: Regional Guide
Vietnam spans 1,650 km from north to south across multiple climate zones. There is no single "best time" to visit the whole country; the answer depends entirely on where you're going. Here is a regional breakdown.
Regional Weather Summary
| Region | Best Season | Best Month | Average Temp | When to Avoid |
| North Vietnam (Hanoi/Halong Bay/ Sapa) |
Autumn/Early Sprig | Sep-Nov Mar- Apr |
20–28°C | Jun–Aug (hot, rainy); Dec–Feb (cold in mountains) |
| Central Vietnam (Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue) |
Late Winter / Spring |
Feb–May |
24–32°C | Sep–Nov (heavy rain, flooding) |
| South Vietnam (HCMC, Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc) |
Dry Season |
Nov–Apr |
26–33°C | May–Oct (monsoon, though manageable) |
North Vietnam:
Best time:
October-November and March-April are the sweet spots, clear skies, comfortable temperatures (20–25°C in Hanoi), and excellent visibility for Halong Bay cruises. September offers golden rice terraces in Sapa at harvest time. October is widely considered the best month for Northern Vietnam.
Dry season (Nov–Apr):
Hanoi is cool and dry, with temperatures sometimes dropping to 10–15°C in January-February. Sapa can be very cold in December-January (near freezing at night) and occasionally sees snow. Halong Bay is generally calm but can be misty.
Wet season (May–Oct):
Hot and humid. July-August are the wettest months. Halong Bay can be choppy and some cruises are cancelled during storms (June–September). Sapa's terraces are a stunning bright green from May through August. Trekking trails can be muddy.
Central Vietnam:
Best time:
February through May is the optimal window for Central Vietnam's coast, warm, dry, and sunny with ideal beach conditions at Da Nang, Hoi An, and Nha Trang.
Dry season (Feb–Aug):
Long sunny days, temperatures reaching 30-35°C. The best season for beach activities and temple visits. Hue can be particularly hot in June-August.
Wet season (Sep–Jan):
Central Vietnam bears the brunt of Vietnam's typhoon season, with October and November seeing the heaviest rainfall. Hoi An floods annually (sometimes knee-deep on the main street); Da Nang and Hue are affected similarly. If visiting in October-November, have contingency plans and travel insurance. December through January begins to improve, particularly around Nha Trang.
South Vietnam
Best time:
November through April (dry season) is the most comfortable period for Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta, and Phu Quoc. Temperatures hover around 28-32°C with low humidity and clear skies. Phu Quoc's peak beach season is from December through March.
Wet season (May–Oct):
Wet season (May–Oct):
The southwest monsoon brings afternoon downpours, typically 1-2 hours of heavy rain that stops as suddenly as it started. Southern Vietnam remains very much open for tourism during the wet season; the rain rarely disrupts a full day. Prices drop noticeably, crowds thin, and the countryside turns intensely green. The Mekong Delta is particularly beautiful in the flood season (August-October).
Vietnam Trip: Best Areas to Explore
Vietnam stretches over 1,650 km from north to south, longer than the distance from Delhi to Chennai. Each region has a completely distinct character. Here is a practical guide to what each part of the country actually offers, so you can build the right itinerary.
North Vietnam: History, Mountains, and the Bay
What it's known for: Hanoi's Old Quarter, Halong Bay's limestone karsts, Sapa's terraced rice fields and ethnic minority villages, Ninh Binh's "inland Halong Bay"
Who should go: First-time visitors who want Vietnam's most iconic image; trekkers; history enthusiasts; anyone who wants to experience the country's cultural depth
Ideal duration: 4-5 days covers Hanoi + Halong Bay; add 2 days for Sapa or Ninh Binh
Who should go: First-time visitors who want Vietnam's most iconic image; trekkers; history enthusiasts; anyone who wants to experience the country's cultural depth
Ideal duration: 4-5 days covers Hanoi + Halong Bay; add 2 days for Sapa or Ninh Binh
Practical note: Halong Bay is a 3.5-hour drive from Hanoi. An overnight cruise (minimum 2 days/1 night) is strongly recommended over a day trip, the bay's magic is best experienced after the day-trippers leave. Book cruises through a reputable operator; quality varies significantly.
Central Vietnam: Temples, Ancient Towns, and the Country's Best Beaches
What it's known for: Hoi An's Ancient Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Hue's Imperial Citadel and Royal Tombs, Da Nang's beaches and the Marble Mountains, Phong Nha's extraordinary cave systems
Who should go: Culture enthusiasts; beach lovers; couples; travellers who want the best of both worlds, heritage sites and coastline in a single region
Ideal duration: 4-5 days covers Da Nang + Hoi An + Hue comfortably; add 2 days for Phong Nha caves
Practical note: Da Nang is the regional hub, Hoi An is 30 minutes south, Hue is 2 hours north by road. Flying directly into Da Nang saves considerable travel time compared to entering via Hanoi. The Hai Van Pass between Da Nang and Hue is one of the most scenic drives in Southeast Asia. Hire a car with a driver rather than taking the train for this stretch.
Who should go: Culture enthusiasts; beach lovers; couples; travellers who want the best of both worlds, heritage sites and coastline in a single region
Ideal duration: 4-5 days covers Da Nang + Hoi An + Hue comfortably; add 2 days for Phong Nha caves
Practical note: Da Nang is the regional hub, Hoi An is 30 minutes south, Hue is 2 hours north by road. Flying directly into Da Nang saves considerable travel time compared to entering via Hanoi. The Hai Van Pass between Da Nang and Hue is one of the most scenic drives in Southeast Asia. Hire a car with a driver rather than taking the train for this stretch.
South Vietnam: Cities, Coastline, and the Delta
What it's known for: Ho Chi Minh City's energy and history (War Remnants Museum, Cu Chi Tunnels, Ben Thanh Market), Mekong Delta's floating markets and waterways, Phu Quoc Island's beaches and resorts, Mui Ne's red sand dunes
Who should go: City lovers; beach travellers; history buffs; anyone interested in the Vietnam War's story; families wanting a resort holiday alongside cultural experiences
Ideal duration: 3-4 days for Ho Chi Minh City + Mekong Delta; add 3-4 days for Phu Quoc
Practical note: Ho Chi Minh City (still commonly called Saigon) is a full-on urban experience that rewards exploration on foot and by motorbike. The Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta are both excellent day trips. Phu Quoc, 50 minutes by air from Ho Chi Minh City, is Vietnam's best beach island and pairs naturally with a southern itinerary.
Who should go: City lovers; beach travellers; history buffs; anyone interested in the Vietnam War's story; families wanting a resort holiday alongside cultural experiences
Ideal duration: 3-4 days for Ho Chi Minh City + Mekong Delta; add 3-4 days for Phu Quoc
Practical note: Ho Chi Minh City (still commonly called Saigon) is a full-on urban experience that rewards exploration on foot and by motorbike. The Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta are both excellent day trips. Phu Quoc, 50 minutes by air from Ho Chi Minh City, is Vietnam's best beach island and pairs naturally with a southern itinerary.
Best Places to Visit on a Vietnam Trip
1. Hanoi:
Vietnam's capital occupies a different register from most Southeast Asian cities, slower, more layered, with a history that pushes back through French colonialism, Chinese dynasties, and the American War. The Old Quarter, organised around 36 ancient trade streets, is the city's living heart: the smell of pho rising from sidewalk stalls at 7 AM, the occasional egg coffee in a narrow shophouse café, the Temple of Literature and Hoan Kiem Lake within walking distance of each other. Spend at least 2 full days here before heading north to Halong Bay or south to Hoi An.
Don't miss: Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple (free, best at dawn); Temple of Literature; Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre; the Old Quarter on foot; Bun Cha Huong Lien- the restaurant where Obama and Anthony Bourdain ate together in 2016
Location: Red River Delta, Northern Vietnam
Don't miss: Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple (free, best at dawn); Temple of Literature; Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre; the Old Quarter on foot; Bun Cha Huong Lien- the restaurant where Obama and Anthony Bourdain ate together in 2016
Location: Red River Delta, Northern Vietnam
2. Halong Bay:
Halong Bay is the image most people have before they visit Vietnam: 1,600 limestone karsts rising from emerald water, caves the size of cathedrals, hidden
lagoons accessible only by kayak. Reality meets the expectation, and then some great memories are created. The best way to experience it is on an overnight cruise (2 days/1 night minimum), which takes you away from the day-tripper crowds into quieter sections of the bay. Kayaking through cave passages, swimming at Titop Island, watching the sunrise from the boat deck, these are the moments that stay with you.
Don’t Miss: Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave), Halong Bay Cruise
Location: Northeast Vietnam, 3.5 hours from Hanoi
Don’t Miss: Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave), Halong Bay Cruise
Location: Northeast Vietnam, 3.5 hours from Hanoi
3. Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon):
The largest city in Vietnam is also its most energetic, 10 million people, a sea of motorbikes, French colonial architecture standing beside glass towers, the best street food in the country, and a nightlife that runs considerably later than Hanoi. Historically, it's essential: the War Remnants Museum is one of the most important museums in Southeast Asia for understanding the Vietnam War from the Vietnamese perspective; the Cu Chi Tunnels, 70 km northwest, show the underground network that sustained the Viet Cong resistance through years of bombing.
Don't miss: War Remnants Museum; Cu Chi Tunnels day trip; Ben Thanh Market; street food on Bui Vien Walking Street; a Mekong Delta day trip (Cai Be floating market, Can Tho)
Location: Southern Vietnam
Don't miss: War Remnants Museum; Cu Chi Tunnels day trip; Ben Thanh Market; street food on Bui Vien Walking Street; a Mekong Delta day trip (Cai Be floating market, Can Tho)
Location: Southern Vietnam
4. Hoi An:
Hoi An's Ancient Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that genuinely earns the designation; 400-year-old trading port buildings still intact, narrow streets lit by hundreds of handmade paper lanterns at night, the Thu Bon River running alongside. During the day, visit the Japanese Covered Bridge, the Assembly Halls, and the tailors who can make you a custom Ao Dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) in 24 hours. In the evening, take a boat ride with floating lanterns on the river. Nearby, you can also visit My Son Sanctuary (an ancient Cham temple complex, half-day trip) and An Bang Beach (15 minutes by bicycle).
Don't miss: Ancient Town on foot at dusk; lantern-making class; cooking class with market visit; An Bang or Cua Dai Beach; tailored clothing on Le Loi Street
Location: Central Vietnam, 30 minutes from Da Nang
Don't miss: Ancient Town on foot at dusk; lantern-making class; cooking class with market visit; An Bang or Cua Dai Beach; tailored clothing on Le Loi Street
Location: Central Vietnam, 30 minutes from Da Nang
5. Da Nang:
Vietnam's fastest-growing city sits exactly between Hoi An and Hue, making it the natural base for exploring central Vietnam. My Khe Beach, clean, wide, consistently ranked among the best beaches in Vietnam, runs along the city's eastern edge for 30 km. The Marble Mountains (five limestone hills with cave shrines and viewpoints) are a half-day activity popular among tourists. You must also visit the Dragon Bridge that breathes fire and water on weekend evenings. And 25 km west, explore Ba Na Hills / Sun World is a French-style village at 1,500 metres with the famous Golden Bridge (held aloft by two enormous stone hands) and genuinely cold air.
Don't miss: My Khe Beach; Marble Mountains; Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills; Han River at night; drive over Hai Van Pass
Location: Central Vietnam coast
Don't miss: My Khe Beach; Marble Mountains; Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills; Han River at night; drive over Hai Van Pass
Location: Central Vietnam coast
6. Hue:
Vietnam's former imperial capital under the Nguyen Dynasty (1802–1945), Hue retains a gravity that Da Nang and Hoi An don't quite have. The Imperial Citadel, modelled on Beijing's Forbidden City, is the anchor, damaged in the 1968 Tet Offensive but still extraordinary in scale. Beyond the Citadel: the Royal Tombs of the Nguyen emperors (spread across the forested hills south of the city), Thien Mu Pagoda overlooking the Perfume River, and Bun Bo Hue, the city's famous spicy beef noodle soup, which locals consider superior to Hanoi's pho, are worth a visit.
Don't miss: Imperial Citadel; Minh Mang and Khai Dinh Royal Tombs; Thien Mu Pagoda; Dong Ba Market; Bun Bo Hue for breakfast
Location: Central Vietnam
Don't miss: Imperial Citadel; Minh Mang and Khai Dinh Royal Tombs; Thien Mu Pagoda; Dong Ba Market; Bun Bo Hue for breakfast
Location: Central Vietnam
7. Sapa:
Sapa sits in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range at 1,600 metres, close to the Chinese border, and it has a completely different climate and landscape from the rest of Vietnam. The terraced rice fields of Muong Hoa Valley, carved over centuries by the Hmong and Dao hill tribes, are among the most photogenic landscapes in Asia. The best way to see them is on foot: guided treks from 4 to 25 km passing through ethnic minority villages where life continues much as it has for generations. Fansipan (3,143 metres), the highest peak in Indochina, is accessible by cable car for non-trekkers.
Don’t Miss: Fansipan Mountain, Muong Hoa Valley, Cat Cat Village, Silver Waterfall
Location: Northwest Vietnam, 4–5 hours by road or overnight train from Hanoi
Don’t Miss: Fansipan Mountain, Muong Hoa Valley, Cat Cat Village, Silver Waterfall
Location: Northwest Vietnam, 4–5 hours by road or overnight train from Hanoi
8. Phu Quoc:
Vietnam's largest island and fastest-developing beach destination sits in the Gulf of Thailand off the southern coast. Long Beach on the west coast catches spectacular sunsets; Sao Beach on the east is arguably the best beach in the country, fine white sand, turquoise water, largely undeveloped. The island has a good concentration of luxury resorts (particularly in the north and at Ong Lang Beach), excellent seafood restaurants along the Night Market strip in Duong Dong, and Vinpearl Safari, a genuine wildlife park.
Don't miss: Sao Beach; Phu Quoc Night Market (seafood); sunset on Long Beach; Vinpearl Safari; cable car to Hon Thom Island (longest over-water cable car in the world)
Location: Gulf of Thailand, South Vietnam | 50 minutes by air from Ho Chi Minh City
Don't miss: Sao Beach; Phu Quoc Night Market (seafood); sunset on Long Beach; Vinpearl Safari; cable car to Hon Thom Island (longest over-water cable car in the world)
Location: Gulf of Thailand, South Vietnam | 50 minutes by air from Ho Chi Minh City
9. Nha Trang:
Nha Trang is Vietnam's most established beach resort city, a long crescent of sand, a well-developed waterfront promenade, good diving and snorkelling in the surrounding waters, and enough evening activity to keep night owls happy. It's the most developed beach destination on the mainland. Po Nagar Cham Towers (10th–12th century Hindu temple complex) are the most significant cultural sites. Vinpearl Land amusement park on Hon Tre Island is excellent for families with kids.
Don't miss: Nha Trang Beach; Po Nagar Cham Towers; island-hopping boat trip; Vinpearl Land (families); diving or snorkelling at Hon Mun Marine Protected Area
Location: South-central Vietnam coast
Don't miss: Nha Trang Beach; Po Nagar Cham Towers; island-hopping boat trip; Vinpearl Land (families); diving or snorkelling at Hon Mun Marine Protected Area
Location: South-central Vietnam coast
10. Mekong Delta:
The Mekong River enters Vietnam as nine tributaries and empties into the South China Sea through a vast network of canals, rice paddies, fruit orchards, and floating markets. This is the most productive agricultural region in Vietnam and one of the most fascinating places to slow down and observe daily life; boat trips through floating markets where vendors sell from wooden sampans, cycling through coconut groves, tasting tropical fruit at roadside farms. Can Tho is the regional capital and most accessible base; Cai Be floating market is more authentic.
Don’t Miss: Day trip from Ho Chi Minh City (Can Tho) or an overnight stay to catch the market at dawn (4–6 AM is when it's busiest)
Location: Southern Vietnam
Don’t Miss: Day trip from Ho Chi Minh City (Can Tho) or an overnight stay to catch the market at dawn (4–6 AM is when it's busiest)
Location: Southern Vietnam
Best Things to Do on a Vietnam Trip
1. Cruise Halong Bay:
The most iconic activity in Vietnam, and one that delivers on its reputation. An overnight cruise on a traditional junk boat through the limestone karsts of Halong Bay, kayaking into hidden lagoons, exploring Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave), watching the sunrise over the bay from the boat deck, is an experience unlike anything else in Southeast Asia. Choose a quality 3-star or above cruise for a safe and comfortable experience.
Location: Halong Bay
Timings: 11AM - 6 PM
Price: ₹3,500 ($40-$50) for day trips to over ₹15,000-₹30,000+ ($180-$350+) per person for 2 days; price varies depending on the type of boat and package you choose.
Location: Halong Bay
Timings: 11AM - 6 PM
Price: ₹3,500 ($40-$50) for day trips to over ₹15,000-₹30,000+ ($180-$350+) per person for 2 days; price varies depending on the type of boat and package you choose.
2. Trek Through Sapa's Rice Terraces:
A full-day or multi-day guided trek through Muong Hoa Valley, passing through Hmong and Dao villages with guides from the local communities, is one of the most genuine cultural experiences in Vietnam. The scenery is extraordinary; rice terraces cascading down steep hillsides, wooden stilt houses, water buffaloes. September and October offer golden terraces at harvest time; May and June show the vivid green of newly planted rice.
Location: Sapa Rice Terrace
Timings: Starts around 7-8 AM
Price: between $25 and $65+ USD per person, depending on the type of tour you choose.
Location: Sapa Rice Terrace
Timings: Starts around 7-8 AM
Price: between $25 and $65+ USD per person, depending on the type of tour you choose.
3. Explore Cu Chi Tunnels, Ho Chi Minh City:
The Cu Chi Tunnels are an extensive 250-km underground network built and used by Viet Cong fighters during the Vietnam War. Today, sections are open to visitors who can crawl through narrow passageways, see the ingenious trap mechanisms, and understand how thousands of people lived underground for years. It's an extraordinary window into the war and into Vietnamese resilience.
Location: Phú Hiệp, Củ Chi, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Timings: 7 AM - 5 PM
Price: Starts from VND 90,000 for foreign visitors
Location: Phú Hiệp, Củ Chi, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Timings: 7 AM - 5 PM
Price: Starts from VND 90,000 for foreign visitors
4. Attend a Water Puppet Show:
Water puppetry originated in the rice paddies of the Red River Delta over a thousand years ago, where performers standing waist-deep in water manoeuvre wooden puppets on the surface to tell stories of Vietnamese farming life, festivals, and folk legends. Hanoi's Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre is the most famous venue. The 50-minute show is accompanied by a live traditional music ensemble, which makes it a genuinely unique art form that you won't see anywhere else in the world.
Location: 57B Dinh Tien Hoang, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Timings: 9 AM - 8 PM (timings can be changed according to the show, please check before visiting)
Price: Starts from VND 100,000
Location: 57B Dinh Tien Hoang, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Timings: 9 AM - 8 PM (timings can be changed according to the show, please check before visiting)
Price: Starts from VND 100,000
5. Take a Cooking Class in Hoi An:
Hoi An is the best city in Vietnam for a cooking class; local chefs teach hands-on preparation of Central Vietnamese specialties starting with a market visit to pick ingredients. You'll learn dishes like white rose dumplings, Cao Lau noodles (a Hoi An original, made with water from an ancient Cham well), and banh xeo (sizzling rice-flour crepes). Most classes run for half a day and include the meal you've made.
Location: Hoi An
Timings: Most cooking classes take place in the afternoon and are around 3 hours long
Price: Approx. 600,000 - 1,200,000 VND
Location: Hoi An
Timings: Most cooking classes take place in the afternoon and are around 3 hours long
Price: Approx. 600,000 - 1,200,000 VND
6. Float Lanterns in Hoi An:
Experience the magical tradition of floating lanterns in Hoi An, where colorful silk lanterns illuminate the ancient town's Hoai River every evening. Visitors board traditional wooden boats for a serene ride, lighting and releasing their own candle-lit lanterns onto the shimmering water. This ritual carries wishes for luck, love, and prosperity, creating a breathtaking sea of glowing lights reflecting off the river. Especially enchanting during the full moon Lantern Festival, it's Hoi An's most iconic, unforgettable experience.
Location: Hoi An Old Town
Timings: Around 7 PM and 10 PM
Price: The monthly Lantern Festival is free to join; lanterns to float on the river cost around ₹50 each.
Location: Hoi An Old Town
Timings: Around 7 PM and 10 PM
Price: The monthly Lantern Festival is free to join; lanterns to float on the river cost around ₹50 each.
7. Visit the War Remnants Museum, Ho Chi Minh City:
One of the most powerful and important museums in Southeast Asia, the War Remnants Museum documents the Vietnam War (1955–1975) from the Vietnamese perspective; through photographs, preserved military equipment, and testimonies. The third floor is particularly moving. It is not an easy visit, but it is an essential one for understanding modern Vietnam and its people. Allow 2 hours minimum to explore this amazing activity included in your Vietnam travel cost from India.
Location: Phường 6, District 3, Ho Chi Minh 700000, Vietnam
Timings: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Price: 40,000 VND
Location: Phường 6, District 3, Ho Chi Minh 700000, Vietnam
Timings: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Price: 40,000 VND
8. Explore the Mekong Delta by Boat:
A day trip from Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta includes a boat ride through floating markets (Cai Be or Cai Rang), a sampan ride through coconut-palm canals, visits to cottage industries making rice paper and coconut candy, and a traditional lunch on an orchard island. It's a completely different Vietnam from Hanoi and Saigon; flat, green, unhurried, and deeply agricultural.
Location: The boarding point is My Tho or Ben Tre
Timings: Generally depart around 7:30 AM and return by 5:30 PM
Price: Approximately $19–$30 USD per person
Location: The boarding point is My Tho or Ben Tre
Timings: Generally depart around 7:30 AM and return by 5:30 PM
Price: Approximately $19–$30 USD per person
9. Watch the Golden Bridge Sunrise at Ba Na Hills:
The Golden Bridge at Sun World Ba Na Hills, 500 metres of gold-coloured walkway held aloft by two enormous stone hands at 1,400 metres altitude, with views over the Da Nang plains below, has become one of Vietnam's most photographed spots. The surrounding Sun World complex includes a French-style village, roller coasters, and consistently cool temperatures (20–22°C even in summer). Go early in the morning to beat the crowds.
Location: Ba Na Hills, Hòa Vang, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam
Timings: Check Sunrise timings; generally Ba Na Hills are open from 8 AM - 10 PM
Price: 950,000 VND for entrance to the Ba Na Hills
Location: Ba Na Hills, Hòa Vang, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam
Timings: Check Sunrise timings; generally Ba Na Hills are open from 8 AM - 10 PM
Price: 950,000 VND for entrance to the Ba Na Hills
How to Reach Vietnam from India?
By Air:
Flying is the most practical way to reach Vietnam from India. There are two main entry airports:
- Noi Bai International Airport (HAN), Hanoi: gateway to Northern Vietnam
- Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN), Ho Chi Minh City: gateway to Southern Vietnam
- Da Nang International Airport (DAD): increasingly served directly, ideal for central Vietnam itineraries
Most India-Vietnam routes involve one short connection, typically Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi), Kuala Lumpur (KLIA), or Singapore (Changi). Direct flights are available on select routes with VietJet Air and Vietnam Airlines.
Airlines operating India–Vietnam routes: IndiGo, Air India, VietJet Air, Vietnam Airlines, AirAsia, Scoot, Bangkok Airways, and Singapore Airlines
By Road:
Vietnam can be reached overland via Cambodia or Laos. From Cambodia, bus services cross the Moc Bai border post into Ho Chi Minh City (direct buses from Phnom Penh available). From Laos, several border crossings connect to Central and Northern Vietnam. For travellers combining Vietnam with Cambodia or Laos on a longer Southeast Asia trip, these routes are practical and scenic.
By Sea:
Although not directly accessible from India, Vietnam can be reached by boat from neighboring countries like Cambodia and Thailand. Vietnam's Ha Long Bay and Phu Quoc are cruise ship destinations on Southeast Asia itineraries. For travellers arriving from Cambodia along the Mekong River, boat services operate from Phnom Penh to the Mekong Delta, a genuinely rewarding way to enter southern Vietnam.
Vietnam Visa Requirements for Indian Citizens
Indian passport holders planning a trip to Vietnam are required to obtain a visa for their stay. Fortunately, getting a Vietnam visa has become more convenient with the introduction of online applications for visas on arrival. Indian citizens can now easily obtain their visa at any of Vietnam’s participating international airports, including Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, and Nha Trang. The process is straightforward and mostly online.
E-Visa: The Recommended Option
Since August 2023, Vietnam's e-Visa has been significantly upgraded. It now allows:
- Stay of up to 90 days (single or multiple entry)
- Valid at 83 ports of entry including all major international airports, 27 land border crossings, and 39 seaports
Cost:
- Single-entry: USD 25 (approximately ₹2,100)
- Multiple-entry: USD 50 (approximately ₹4,200)
- Payment by international debit or credit card at time of application; fees are non-refundable
Processing time: Typically 3 working days (can be up to 5–7 during peak periods or public holidays)
Important: The entry port you specify during application is fixed. If you fly into Hanoi, your e-Visa must show Noi Bai Airport as the entry point. Verify your flight details before submitting.
Documents Required at Immigration
- Valid Indian passport with at least 6 months validity from the arrival date and at least 2 blank pages
- Printed e-Visa approval letter
- Confirmed return or onward flight ticket
- Proof of accommodation (hotel booking confirmation)
- Proof of sufficient funds for your stay
Phu Quoc Special Exception:
Indian citizens travelling directly from outside Vietnam to Phu Quoc Island may enter visa-free for up to 30 days - but only if they remain on Phu Quoc for the entire trip and exit directly from Phu Quoc. You cannot travel to mainland Vietnam on this exemption. The Indian Embassy in Hanoi issued a specific advisory in April 2026, warning about Indian travellers using this route and then encountering complications if they need to travel to the mainland for medical reasons or if they lose their passport. If your itinerary includes any mainland Vietnam destination, apply for a standard e-Visa.
For full Vietnam visa assistance, including document review, apply with confidence through Travalot. We check your application before submission to avoid common rejection reasons. Check our Vietnam Visa Guide for more information.
Indian citizens travelling directly from outside Vietnam to Phu Quoc Island may enter visa-free for up to 30 days - but only if they remain on Phu Quoc for the entire trip and exit directly from Phu Quoc. You cannot travel to mainland Vietnam on this exemption. The Indian Embassy in Hanoi issued a specific advisory in April 2026, warning about Indian travellers using this route and then encountering complications if they need to travel to the mainland for medical reasons or if they lose their passport. If your itinerary includes any mainland Vietnam destination, apply for a standard e-Visa.
For full Vietnam visa assistance, including document review, apply with confidence through Travalot. We check your application before submission to avoid common rejection reasons. Check our Vietnam Visa Guide for more information.
Best Restaurants in Vietnam
1. Cha Ca La Vong, Hanoi:
One of Hanoi's oldest and most revered restaurants, Cha Ca La Vong has been serving a single dish, Cha Ca, turmeric-marinated catfish grilled at the table over a charcoal brazier, tossed with dill and spring onions, since 1871. The street it's on (Cha Ca Street) is named after the restaurant. It's a ritual as much as a meal: arrive, order, watch the fish sizzle, pile it onto vermicelli noodles with roasted peanuts and shrimp paste. No menu, no choices, just this.
Location: 14 Cha Ca Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Timings: 11 AM – 2 PM, 5 PM – 9 PM
Approx. Price: 130,000–200,000 VND per person
Location: 14 Cha Ca Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Timings: 11 AM – 2 PM, 5 PM – 9 PM
Approx. Price: 130,000–200,000 VND per person
2. Morning Glory, Hoi An:
The best restaurant for Central Vietnamese cuisine in Hoi An, Morning Glory on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, occupies a beautifully restored two-storey shophouse. Chef Trinh Diem Vy, who has cooked for President Obama and written several cookbooks, runs a menu centred on Hoi An originals: white rose dumplings, Cao Lau noodles, and banh mi made in-house. Cooking classes are also available.
Location: 106 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Hoi An
Timings: 11 AM - 11 PM
Approx. Price: 100,000–200,000 VND per person
Location: 106 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Hoi An
Timings: 11 AM - 11 PM
Approx. Price: 100,000–200,000 VND per person
3. Nha Hang Ngon, Hanoi:
Set in a lovely French colonial villa, Nha Hang Ngon replicates the concept of Vietnamese street food under one roof, dozens of regional dishes prepared at open kitchen stalls around a courtyard. It's not as cheap as actual street food, but it's an excellent way to sample Hanoi specialties (Bun Bo, Banh Cuon, Com Tam, fresh spring rolls) in a comfortable setting.
Location: 18 Phan Boi Chau, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Timings: 6:30 AM - 10 PM
Approx. Price:80,000-150,000 VND per person
Location: 18 Phan Boi Chau, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Timings: 6:30 AM - 10 PM
Approx. Price:80,000-150,000 VND per person
4. The Deck Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City:
For a special evening in Saigon, The Deck on the Saigon River offers a sophisticated terrace setting with modern Vietnamese cuisine. It's the kind of place where the atmosphere matches the food; the river at night, fairy lights in the trees, beautifully plated seafood and Vietnamese dishes made with premium ingredients.
Location: 38 Nguyen U Di Street, Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City
Timings: 8 AM - 12 AM
Approx. Price: 300,000-600,000 VND per person
Location: 38 Nguyen U Di Street, Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City
Timings: 8 AM - 12 AM
Approx. Price: 300,000-600,000 VND per person
5. Bun Cha Huong Lien ("Bun Cha Obama"), Hanoi:
On 23 May 2016, US President Barack Obama walked into this ordinary Hanoi lunch spot with Anthony Bourdain for an episode of Parts Unknown. They ate Bun Cha, grilled pork patties and belly with rice noodles and fresh herbs, at a table that is now commemorated with a plaque. The food is genuine, the portions generous, and the story behind it is genuinely interesting. The restaurant preserves the original table they sat at.
Location: 24 Le Van Huu, Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi
Timings: 8 AM - 8:30 PM
Approx. Price: 35,000-65,000 VND per person
Location: 24 Le Van Huu, Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi
Timings: 8 AM - 8:30 PM
Approx. Price: 35,000-65,000 VND per person
Best Dishes to Try on a Vietnam Trip
1. Pho (Beef Noodle Soup):
Vietnam's most famous dish and a national obsession; a clear, deeply aromatic broth simmered for hours from beef bones, ginger, star anise, cinnamon, and clove, served with flat rice noodles, thinly sliced beef, and a plate of fresh herbs, bean sprouts, lime, and chilli on the side. The broth is everything; the best bowls take 12+ hours to make. Pho Bo (beef) is the Hanoi original; Pho Ga (chicken) is popular in Ho Chi Minh City.
Approx. Price: 20,000-50,000 VND per bowl at street stalls; ₹300–500 at restaurants
Best at: Pho Thin (13 Lo Duc, Hanoi) or Pho Hoa (260C Pasteur Street, HCMC)
Approx. Price: 20,000-50,000 VND per bowl at street stalls; ₹300–500 at restaurants
Best at: Pho Thin (13 Lo Duc, Hanoi) or Pho Hoa (260C Pasteur Street, HCMC)
2. Banh Mi:
A French baguette hollowed out and filled with Vietnamese magic, pâté, mayonnaise, pork belly or chả lụa (Vietnamese sausage), pickled carrot and daikon, cucumber, fresh coriander, and chilli. The bread is light and airy rather than dense; the fillings are the opposite of restrained. Anthony Bourdain called it "a symphony in a sandwich." Banh Mi Phuong in Hoi An is the most famous in the country; for Saigon style, Banh Mi Huynh Hoa in District 1 is the standard-bearer.
Approx. Price: 8,000–30,000 VND per sandwich
Best at: Banh Mi Phuong: 2B Phan Chau Trinh, Hoi An | Banh Mi Huynh Hoa: 26 Le Thi Rieng, District 1, HCMC
Approx. Price: 8,000–30,000 VND per sandwich
Best at: Banh Mi Phuong: 2B Phan Chau Trinh, Hoi An | Banh Mi Huynh Hoa: 26 Le Thi Rieng, District 1, HCMC
3. Bun Cha (Grilled Pork with Rice Noodles):
Hanoi's definitive lunch dish and possibly the most famous Vietnamese meal of the decade after Obama ordered it on TV. Grilled fatty pork patties and belly char over charcoal and placed in a bowl of warm dipping broth (fish sauce, vinegar, sugar, water); you dip cold vermicelli noodles and fresh herbs into the broth and eat alongside the pork. Smoky, sweet, tangy, fresh, all at once.
Approx. Price: 35,000-65,000 VND per bowl
Best at: Bun Cha Huong Lien: 24 Le Van Huu, Hanoi | Bun Cha Dac Kim: 1 Hang Manh, Old Quarter, Hanoi
Approx. Price: 35,000-65,000 VND per bowl
Best at: Bun Cha Huong Lien: 24 Le Van Huu, Hanoi | Bun Cha Dac Kim: 1 Hang Manh, Old Quarter, Hanoi
4. Bun Bo Hue (Spicy Beef Noodle Soup from Hue):
The Central Vietnamese answer to pho, and many Vietnamese consider it superior. Thick round rice noodles in a rich, intensely spiced broth of lemongrass, fermented shrimp paste, chilli, and simmered beef and pork. It has a depth of flavour that pho doesn't, bolder, more complex, with a slow heat that builds. A bowl of this on a cool Hue morning, eaten at a plastic table on a street corner, is one of the great breakfast experiences in Southeast Asia.
Approx. Price: 25,000–60,000 VND per bowl
Best at: Best tried at roadside stalls in Hue city centre
Approx. Price: 25,000–60,000 VND per bowl
Best at: Best tried at roadside stalls in Hue city centre
5. Cao Lau (Hoi An's Exclusive Noodle Dish):
Cao Lau exists only in Hoi An; it cannot be authentically reproduced anywhere else because the thick noodles are made with water from a specific ancient well outside the town. The noodles are chewy, slightly charred in texture; they're served with slices of char siu pork, crispy rice croutons, fresh herbs, and a small amount of rich broth. It's subtle and distinct in a way that rewards paying attention.
Approx. Price: 30,000-70,000 VND per bowl
Best at: Any local restaurant in Hoi An Ancient Town; Cao Lau Thanh: 26 Thai Phien, Hoi An
Approx. Price: 30,000-70,000 VND per bowl
Best at: Any local restaurant in Hoi An Ancient Town; Cao Lau Thanh: 26 Thai Phien, Hoi An
6. Fresh Spring Rolls (Goi Cuon):
Translucent rice paper rolls filled with cooked shrimp, pork, rice vermicelli, lettuce, fresh mint, and basil, served with a peanut-hoisin dipping sauce. Light, fresh, and healthy, they're the antidote to a heavy meal. Available everywhere across Vietnam, especially at street food markets and riverside restaurants.
Approx. Price: 20,000-50,000 VND for two rolls
Best at: Available nationwide; particularly good at hawker markets in Hanoi and Hoi An
Approx. Price: 20,000-50,000 VND for two rolls
Best at: Available nationwide; particularly good at hawker markets in Hanoi and Hoi An
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Frequently Asked Questions for Vietnam
Vietnam is relatively affordable for Indians, offering great value for money. Food, accommodation, and transport are quite budget-friendly. The cost can vary depending on the type of experience you choose. Vietnam holiday packages from India can be a cost-effective way to explore the country without overspending.
Yes, 7 days in Vietnam can give you a good overview of the country. You can explore key destinations like Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City. For a deeper exploration, you can opt for longer Vietnam tour packages, which will allow more time for sightseeing.
The best time to visit Vietnam is from February to April, offering pleasant weather with mild temperatures and minimal rainfall. The months of September to November are also ideal, as they bring cooler temperatures, especially in the northern regions, making it perfect for exploring with Vietnam travel packages from India.
Vietnam is famous for its breathtaking landscapes, historical sites, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine. From the stunning Halong Bay to the bustling streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam offers an unforgettable travel experience. You can explore all these Vietnam holiday packages from India.
Popular souvenirs from Vietnam include handcrafted goods like silk, lacquerware, pottery, and textiles. Don’t miss out on buying Vietnamese coffee, spices, and unique jewelry pieces. With a Vietnam tour package, you can also explore local markets where these authentic items are sold at great prices.
For a Vietnam trip, pack light, breathable clothing for the warm weather, and don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, a hat, and a power adapter. Comfortable shoes for walking, a rain jacket for the rainy season, and a camera to capture stunning moments are also recommended for your Vietnam holiday.
Yes, Vietnam boasts some beautiful beaches like those in Da Nang, Phu Quoc, and Nha Trang. These pristine beaches are perfect for relaxing, swimming, and water sports.
A complete 7-day Vietnam trip costs from India, including return flights, accommodation, food, transport, sightseeing, and visa, typically is:
- Budget: ₹40,000–55,000 per person
- Mid-range: ₹65,000–90,000 per person
- Comfort/Luxury: ₹1,00,000–1,50,000+ per person
A 7-day package for Vietnam from Travalot (including 3-star hotel, daily breakfast, transfers, guided sightseeing, and visa guidance) starts from approximately ₹50,000-70,000 per person, depending on departure city and season. These figures are indicative and updated regularly. Contact us for current pricing.
The cost of travelling to Vietnam from India with flights from India varies by departure city, season, hotel category, and duration. Travalot's Vietnam packages with flights are priced individually based on your departure city, travel dates, and preferred accommodation. As a general guide:
- 5 nights, 3-star, including flights: ₹50,000-70,000 per person
- 7 nights, 4-star, including flights: ₹80,000-1,10,000 per person
- 10 nights, luxury, including flights: ₹1,20,000-1,80,000+ per person
The best way to get an accurate Vietnam tour package price from India for your specific dates is to speak with our team directly.
Yes, particularly in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Hoi An, and Nha Trang. Indian restaurants are concentrated in tourist districts. Here are the most reliable options:
- Ganesh Indian Restaurant: Chain across Vietnam; consistent North and South Indian food, including vegetarian options - Multiple cities - ₹550 to 1,400 per person
- Dalcheeni: Fine-dining Mughlai restaurant with locations in Hanoi (West Lake) and HCMC; excellent biryani and kebabs - ₹900 to 2,000 per person
- Tadka Indian Restaurant, Hanoi: Casual North Indian near Old Quarter; good portions, affordable - ₹350 to 900 per person
- Baba's Kitchen, Ho Chi Minh City: Popular backpacker-area restaurant; large portions, North Indian classics - ₹350 to 700 per person
- Natraj, HCMC: Well-regarded by expats and long-term visitors; modern interior, evening dining - ₹500 to 1,500 per person
For first-time visitors, 7 days is the recommended minimum, enough to cover Hanoi, Halong Bay, and Hoi An or Ho Chi Minh City without feeling rushed. To combine North and South Vietnam properly, 10 days is better. A 14-day trip allows a genuinely comprehensive experience, including Sapa, Central Vietnam (Da Nang, Hue, Hoi An), and the south. Vietnam rewards time.
Vietnam is consistently rated as one of Southeast Asia's safer destinations. Petty theft (motorbike bag-snatching) is the primary concern in Ho Chi Minh City's busy areas, so hold your bags away from the road. Hanoi and Hoi An are notably safer. Solo female travellers regularly describe Vietnam as comfortable and welcoming. Standard precautions apply as in any tourist destination.
Vietnam uses the Vietnamese Dong (VND). As of 2026, 1 INR = 284 VND. Street food and local transport require cash.
For daily expenses: 5-10 million VND (~₹15,000-30,000) per person for 7 days covers street food, taxis, and markets. Carry USD as backup for exchanges; 70% cash, 30% forex card works best for Indian travellers. ATMs are widely available in cities; transaction fees apply.
Exchange rates at city money changers are better than at airport counters. Bring USD to exchange (USD is widely accepted as a parallel currency). Major hotels, restaurants, and tourist shops accept Visa and Mastercard; small stalls and local markets are cash-only.
Excellent. Hoi An, with its lantern-lit ancient town and boutique villas along the Thu Bon River, Phu Quoc, with its beachfront luxury resorts and sunsets, and Hue, with its imperial grandeur and romantic Perfume River cruises, all make outstanding honeymoon settings. Travalot's Vietnam honeymoon packages start from ₹35,091 per person for 5 nights and can be upgraded with private villa stays, sunset dinners, and cooking classes.
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