Vietnam Packages
Mekong Dragon Boutique Hotel (Phnom Penh) / Angkor Pearl Hotel (Siem Reap)
Stay + Breakfast + Airport Transfers + City Tour
₹20,499–₹24,999
Frangipani Royal Palace Hotel (Phnom Penh) / Tara Angkor Hotel (Siem Reap)
Stay + Breakfast & Dinner + Ha Long Bay Cruise + Transfers
₹26,999–₹29,999
Sofitel Phnom Penh / Park Hyatt Siem Reap
Luxury Stay + All Meals + Private Transfers + Mekong Delta + Spa
₹34,999–₹39,999
Prices are per person on twin sharing. Flight cost is additional and may vary.
Airlines: IndiGo, Vistara, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways
Round-trip Economy Fare (avg): ₹22,000–₹32,000 per person (economy class)
Flight time: 6–8 hours (1 stop)
All-in-One Convenience: Flights, hotels, meals, transfers, and activities bundled for a seamless experience.
Flexible Comfort Levels: Choose from budget to luxury stays.
Top Attractions Covered: Ha Long Bay, Hanoi Old Quarter, Mekong Delta, Cu Chi Tunnels.
Family & Couple Friendly: Customizable for honeymoons, family vacations, or solo escapes.
Cultural + Scenic Combo: Enjoy Vietnamese cuisine, floating markets, and UNESCO heritage sites.
Free Spa Session: (4-star & 5-star)
Candlelight Dinner on Ha Long Bay Cruise: (5-star only)
Professional Photoshoot at Hanoi Old Quarter
Shopping Voucher for Ben Thanh Market
Welcome Kit: Travel pouch, SIM card, and Vietnamese coffee
Private Airport Transfers: For 4-star and 5-star packages.
When should I plan my Vietnam trip?
March–May and September–November are ideal — pleasant weather across most regions. Summers (June–Aug) can be hot in the north, while winters (Dec–Feb) are cooler in Hanoi and Halong Bay.
Do I need a visa for Vietnam?
Indians need an e-Visa (valid for 30 days, single entry). Vietnam now requires digital arrival registration via the “Vietnam eTravel Card” app before boarding.
Is Vietnam safe for families and solo travelers?
Yes, Vietnam is safe overall. Just be cautious with traffic (especially in Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City) and avoid unlicensed taxis.
How do I travel within Vietnam?
Domestic flights connect major cities cheaply. Trains are scenic (Hanoi–Da Nang route is popular). Buses and Grab app are common for local travel. Scooters are popular but traffic can be chaotic.
Is food expensive in Vietnam?
Not at all. Street food meals cost ₹150–₹300. Restaurants range ₹600–₹1,500 per person. Must-try: Pho (noodle soup), Banh Mi (sandwich), Spring Rolls, Egg Coffee.
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Vietnam offers stunning landscapes, from Ha Long Bay's limestone karsts to the Mekong Delta's floating markets, vibrant culture with ancient temples and bustling cities like Hanoi & HCMC, and world-renowned Vietnamese cuisine, making it ideal for adventure, history, and food lovers seeking rich experiences
Major City: Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
Best Time to Visit: March–May and September–November (mild weather)
Language: Vietnamese (official); English increasingly spoken in tourist areas
Currency: Vietnamese Dong (VND)
Famous For: Street food, Halong Bay, rice terraces, war history, and vibrant culture
Halong Bay (Quảng Ninh): UNESCO site with limestone karsts and emerald waters
Hanoi Old Quarter: Narrow streets, colonial architecture, and buzzing street food scene
Ho Chi Minh City – War Remnants Museum: Insight into Vietnam’s history
Hoi An Ancient Town: Lantern-lit streets, tailor shops, and riverside charm
Hue Imperial City: Historic citadel and royal tombs of the Nguyen dynasty
Ben Thanh Market (Ho Chi Minh City): Souvenirs, spices, and authentic eats
Water Puppet Shows (Hanoi): Traditional art form performed on water stages
Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral: French colonial landmark in Ho Chi Minh City
Local Cuisine: Pho (noodle soup), Banh Mi (baguette sandwich), Bun Cha (grilled pork with noodles)
Cyclo Rides: Traditional three-wheeled taxis in Hanoi and Hue
Ban Gioc Waterfall (Cao Bang): One of Asia’s most spectacular waterfalls on the China border
Ha Giang Loop: Motorbike adventure through remote northern mountains and rice terraces
Con Dao Islands: Secluded beaches, diving spots, and historical prisons
Mekong Delta Villages: Floating markets and authentic rural life
My Son Sanctuary (near Hoi An): Ancient Hindu temple ruins in lush jungle
Ninh Binh (Tam Coc): Often called “Halong Bay on land,” with boat rides through rice paddies