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How to Plan Your Trip to Vietnam 2024 (7 Most-Related Factors)

Vietnam is a vibrant and diverse country with a rich history, beautiful landscapes, and delicious cuisine. Whether you are foodies, nature lovers, history buffs, or adventurers, Vietnam will offer something special to you, no matter whether you are travelling with your kid(s) or just your husband/wife.

The following travel guide will help you to plan your perfect trip to Vietnam, especially if this is your first Vietnam trip!

1. Choose Where to Go

2. decide how many days to stay.

• 3. Consider Your Budget
• 4. Consider When to Travel

5. Consider How You'll Travel

• 6. Check Out Visa Policy
• 7. Getting to and Around Vietnam

With so many wonderful destinations in Vietnam to choose from it can be overwhelming when you have to decide which to see and which to leave out.

With our knowledge of Vietnam and feedback from our customers, we suggest you visit Hanoi and Halong Bay in the north, Hoi An and Danang in the middle, and Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta in the south on your first trip.

1). Hanoi — the capital city with rich history and local cuisine

As the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is a must-visit when planning a Vietnam trip.

For those who like history and culture, don't miss the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, the Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, and One Pillar Pagoda.

Your Hanoi trip would not be complete without a visit to the Old Quarter where you could experience local life and taste the local cuisine.

Vietnam's traditional water puppet show is recommended, which is usually enjoyed by adults as well as kids.

If your time permits, you could take some one or two-day tours to explore the best places surrounding Hanoi, such as Ninh Binh or Mai Chau.

2). Halong Bay — for UNESCO heritage seascape cruises

As a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site, Halong Bay is a must-see destination in Vietnam that offers stunning scenery and a wide range of activities suitable for families and couples.

However, if you haven't found the perfect cruise, your trip might not be as amazing as you imagined.

How to choose a Halong Bay cruise?

If you're like us and you don't love huge impersonal tours, definitely go for a smaller cruise ship . And for special occasions like anniversaries or birthdays, we can arrange a whole houseboat just for your family or partner .

If you want to have fewer boats around you, choose a cruise that takes you to Bai Tu Long or Lan Ha Bay - which are more secluded and less-crowded bays . All three bays have basically the same views and the same activities, so you won't be missing out!

Contact us and our Vietnam specialists will recommend you the best cruise for you.

3). Hoi An — a charming ancient town with cultural activities

Hoi An is a must-see in central Vietnam. It is a charismatic ancient town with well-preserved architecture, lantern-lined streets, and a vibrant food scene.

Take a walk to explore the ancient architecture — pagodas, temples, and traditional shops — and to experience Hoi An's slow-pace of life.

If travelling with your kid(s), don't miss learning how to create traditional lanterns . It's a fun activity for the whole family. If travelling on a full moon day, you can join in the monthly lantern festival .

If interested, leave a half-day to visit a local market and take a cooking class .

The countryside surrounding Hoi An is beautiful. Our unique half-day farming experience tour allows you to see rural life in Vietnam and experience the peaceful countryside.

4). Ho Chi Minh City — a bustling metropolis with Vietnam War sites

Ho Chi Minh City, the biggest city in the south of Vietnam, is one of the most popular ports of entry and departure in Vietnam. Most travelers spend one to two days there to see the bustling metropolis, which is a mix of colonial and modern architecture, museums, and vibrant nightlife.

You could learn about the Vietnam War from world-class museums and the Cu Chi Tunnels, have a cup of coffee atop skyline towers, or try the street foods.

5). The Mekong Delta — floating markets and traditional villages

As the rice bowl of Vietnam, the Mekong Delta is vibrant with rustic life: see busy floating markets, lush-green rice fields, and fruitful gardens. No matter whether you take a boat trip or cycle around the villages, you can get an insight into authentic local life.

Just 2–3 hours' driving from Ho Chi Minh City, you could take a day trip to the Mekong Delta or spend a night there to catch the early-morning floating markets (the most traditional and authentic ones).

Suggested read: How to Plan an Incredible Family Trip to Vietnam .

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For your first Vietnam trip, we recommend you have a 10-day trip to visit the highlights in the top cities from north to south, covering Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, and the Mekong Delta.

Get some inspiration from our page 10 Days Itineraries in Vietnam: 5 Top Itineraries for First-Timers, Couples, and Families . (For a shorter trip, you can see page: 7 Days in Vietnam - 6 Best Itinerary Ideas )

If you have 15 days , we would recommend you spend an extra 3/4 days in the north to see Hanoi's surrounding highlights (such as Mai Chau, and Ninh Binh) or go farther north to Sapa, and 2–3 days in the central region to see Da Nang or Hue, or enjoy some free days on a beach. See more info on the page How to Spend 2 Weeks in Vietnam: Top 4 Itineraries

If you have 2–3 weeks or longer, it is possible to involve one more country in your trip. Thailand-Vietnam , Vietnam-Cambodia , and Thailand-Cambodia-Vietnam are popular choices. Get some inspiration from our 19-Day Highlights of Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam .

These are just a couple of examples of possible itineraries!

• 10-Day Highlights of Vietnam: Hanoi (2 days), Halong Bay (2 days), Hoi An (2 days), Ho Chi Minh (2 days), and Mekong Delta (2 days). See our sample itinerary for inspiration: 10-Day Best of Vietnam with Mekong Delta .
• 15-Day Vietnam Discovery Tour: Hanoi (4 days), Halong Bay (2 days), Hue (2 days), Da Nang (1 day), Hoi An (2 days), Ho Chi Minh (2 days), and Mekong Delta (2 days). See our sample itinerary for inspiration: In-Depth Vietnam Discovery from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City

Contact our travel specialist to inquire about a Vietnam tour, and you will get a reply with an itinerary and quotation within 24 hours.

3. Consider Your Vietnam Trip Budget

The biggest part of your tour costs may be the international flights. Airfares vary a lot for different routes, so make a comparison before booking. Check with your consultant: he/she may get a better rate.

Vietnam's domestic flights are very affordable. For instance, a single flight costs around just US$80 for economy class in low season. Airfares from Vietnam to other Southeast Asian countries are similar.

Hotel room rates vary from guesthouses' to deluxe hotels'. As Vietnam's system is different from international hotel star ratings, it would be better to classify Vietnamese hotels as 'Comfortable'/'Boutique' (US$50–100 per room), 'Luxury' (US$150–200 per room), or 'Guesthouses' (from US$10 per room).

As for food, you could choose to taste Vietnam's street food from just US$1–2 per meal, or have upmarket cuisine for only US$20–50 per meal, or anything in between.

Here are the prices for a private tour based on a group of 2 people during the peak season, for your reference:

• On a medium budget, touring Vietnam typically costs around US$ 200–250 USD per day per person (including 4- or 5-star hotels, airfares within Vietnam, attractions, guides, and transfers).
• For a higher budget of US$250–350 per day per person, more comfort can be enjoyed (including 5-star or plus hotels, airfares within Vietnam, attractions, guides, and transfers).
• For a family trip (2 adults plus 2–3 children) for 2 weeks in Vietnam or in Southeast Asia, it normally costs US$8,000–15,000 per family excluding international flights from/to America or Europe.

Travel with us to enjoy a comfortable and flexible private tour.

4. Decide When to Travel to Vietnam

As a long and narrow country, stretching north to south, with a long coast, the weather is pleasantly milder all year round in Vietnam, with fewer extremes of temperature than inland countries.

The weather varies between northern, central, and southern Vietnam. Although the best time for travel depends on the region you visit, November to March are the best months to travel to most places in the country.

The months of April and late October (just after or before the peak season) are ideal times for those wishing to find a compromise between the price and the weather.

November–March: The Mild, Dry Festival Season

This season is blessed with Vietnam's most comfortable weather. You would also get the chance to immerse yourself in the atmospheric festivals and holidays, such as Christmas, New Year, and Tet (Vietnamese New Year, during January or February).

In this peak season, hotels are easily booked up, and tour costs go up accordingly. Due to the high demand, you're suggested to book your tour at least 3 months in advance.

April–October: The Hot, Rainy Low Season

Visiting Vietnam in the rainy season, you can enjoy lower prices and fewer crowds.

Thanks to its long, S-shaped coastal geography, which means Vietnam's weather is very changeable, the rainy days are not often persistent. The rainfall mainly comes in the afternoon or evening, which would allow you to enjoy most of the day. Doing outdoor activities in the morning to avoid the afternoon heat and taking rain gear are recommended.

Typhoons are likely to happen in July and August in Northern Vietnam, but in October in central Vietnam. Thus, a flexible itinerary and buying travel insurance are helpful to make possible adjustments.

Note: Rainy seasons vary in Vietnam — north and south: May–October; central: September–December. >>>More on Best Times to Visit Vietnam and seasonal travel tips

If you are traveling with kids or you are a couple, a private guided tour is the best way to enhance your journey as it can provide a more personalized, educational, and stress-free travel experience.

With a private guided tour, you can customize your itinerary to fit your interests, preferences, and pace. A local guide can offer valuable insights and knowledge about the destination, including its history, culture, traditions, and hidden gems, and help you navigate through Vietnam, saving you time and energy in figuring out transportation, directions, and logistics.

Contact us now to start your Vietnam trip planning, and no matter what you're celebrating — anniversary, birthday… — we'll create an unforgettable trip for you.

6. Check Out Vietnam's Visa Policy

Holders of normal passports issued by the following countries do not require a visa to visit Vietnam:

• Europe : United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Belarus, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Russia, Sweden
• South and Middle America : Chile, Panama
• Asia : Japan, South Korea, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Kyrgyzstan, Philippines, Brunei

All travelers can visit Phu Quoc visa free for up to 30 days.

Starting from August 15, 2023, Vietnam e-visas are issued to citizens of all countries and territories, and they are issued for multiple entries for up to 90 days . You can now apply for the e-visa online . The e-visa fee is approximately 25 USD, and your application will usually be processed within 3 working days. Applying for an e-visa is efficient and convenient.

7. Getting To and Around Vietnam

Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City receive most of Vietnam's international flights. For American and European travelers, you're recommended to make a stopover in popular travel hubs, such as Bangkok, Tokyo, Taipei, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, for the best prices and choice of flights.

When travelling around Vietnam from region to region, domestic flights are the most comfortable and time-saving option.

In each region, a private transfer is the best option for enjoying more comfort and flexibility.

If you book one of our private Vietnam tours, we will work out the best itinerary to match the time of your international flight. Also we will take care of all your transportation in Vietnam, from flight bookings, and handling any changes that occur or cancellations needed, to airport transfers.

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History and government, early history.

Vietnam has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Archaeological finds suggest that structured societies existed as early as the 1st millennium BC. Early society was mostly feudal and agriculture-based, with various dynasties overseeing different parts of Vietnam until the Chinese invasion of 111 BC, which saw the societies of Vietnam and China intertwined. Various Chinese dynasties dominated the area for hundreds of years, although revolts finally led to Vietnam gaining self-autonomy in 905. By 938, this period of Chinese imperial domination came to a close and Vietnam entered into an age of independence.

Recent history

During the 19th century, Vietnam came under the influence of French colonizers, who assumed control of Vietnam after the Sino-French War of 1884 and 1885. French Indochina was formed in 1887, and included parts of Vietnam, Cambodia and, later on, Laos. Although the French managed to suppress internal movements towards independence for many years, their control was finally relinquished in 1954 when Vietnamese forces overcame the French during the first Indochina War. Following this war, Vietnam was divided, with separate forces ruling the north (led by Ho Chi Minh) and the south (led by Ngo Dinh Diem, with support from the United States). 

The second Indochina War created wide-scale devastation and turmoil for the people of Vietnam, leading to mass migration to other parts of the world as asylum seekers tried to escape the conflict. More recently, Vietnam has benefited from the free market economy set up in 1986. Vietnam's economy continues to expand, with agriculture and industry providing the backbone and the tourism sector also contributing. Although many Vietnamese people live below the poverty line, there have been widespread improvements in literacy and health, which hopefully will continue to improve.

Geography and environment

Occupying a long, thin part of the Indochinese peninsula, Vietnam shares borders with China , Laos and Cambodia . Much of Vietnam's terrain is mountainous, particularly the north and central highland regions. Although people still choose to live in the densely forested highland regions, most of Vietnam's population is concentrated in the cities of the low-lying areas, where infrastructure is more easily built and the land is fertile. One of the 12 great rivers of the world, the Mekong, runs through Vietnam and has been responsible for wide-scale flooding. A system of canals and levees has been quite successful in redistributing the water during monsoons, and has helped to alleviate flooding in the Mekong Delta and surrounding areas.

Vietnam has a nice mix of interesting markets and small shops, with handicrafts, art and clothing among the best picks.

It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. Australia and New Zealand generally have strict quarantine laws.

Things to buy in Vietnam

1. Tailored clothing

Hoi An is one of the best places in the world to get tailor-made clothing at a great price. Find a tailor, choose your fabric, get measured and return later to collect your custom-made fashion.

2. Hilltribe handicrafts

Some of Vietnam's hilltribe people make excellent woven bags, clothing and jewelry which make meaningful souvenirs for friends back home.

As one of the world's largest coffee exporters, Vietnamese coffee is among the world's best. If you’re a coffee fan, why not take a little taste of Vietnam home with you.

4. Lacquerware

The time-consuming, intensive process of creating Vietnamese lacquer art results in a beautiful, smooth and polished finish that adorns everything from bowls to paintings and jewelry boxes. While not the cheapest of souvenirs, authentic lacquer art is worth spending a bit more on.

Culture and customs

Vietnam's ancient culture can be traced back centuries and over the years has been influenced in different ways by the Chinese, Khmer, French and American cultures. For most Vietnamese people, connection to family and community is paramount - whether they are from rural villages or living in fast-paced cities.

Most festivals and holidays are spent with the extended family - participating in rituals, feasting on special foods, giving symbolic gifts and paying respects to ancestors. Most Vietnamese people practice a form of religion that is an interesting mix of Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism, although there are also a large number of practising Catholics living in Vietnam.

Having endured the hardship that the Vietnam War brought in the 1960s and 1970s, most Vietnamese people are keen to get on with life, living with a sense of optimism and humility.

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1. hạlong bay.

There's nothing quite like Halong Bay first thing in the morning. As the mists clear, hundreds of huge karst towers appear, looming high above the boat. In the soft morning light, it's like waking up in a watercolor painting of a mythical land. Float along the waters of Halong Bay on our 2 day Junk Cruise.

Jam-packed with imperial sites, Hue is one for the history buffs. Explore the Citadel with its ruined Forbidden Purple City before embracing your inner emperor and taking a dragon boat cruise down the Perfume River. Walk the historic streets of Hue on our 11 day Explore Vietnam tour.

3. Ho Chi Minh City

Still known as Saigon to most, HCMC is a city on the go. It's fast-paced, exciting and full of amazing sites. Temples and markets collide with churches and skyscrapers for a heady mix of traditional, colonial and modern. Explore Ho Chi Minh City's jam-packed streets on our 10 day Vietnam Express Southbound tour.

Motorbikes piled high with people, produce and even animals zip through the streets. It's crazy and haphazard and somehow it works. The best way to take it all in is from a rooftop cafe. Order an extra strong coffee and watch the chaos unfold below. Get lost in the beautiful Hanoi on our 10 day Vietnam Express Northbound tour.

This shoppers' paradise is home to more boot makers, tailors and handicrafts than you could visit in a lifetime. While you wait for your suit to be made, hire a bicycle and explore the Old Town - the streets are blissfully car-free. Shop 'til you drop on our 8 day Premium Vietnam tour or on our 8 day Treasures of vietnam tour.

Head to the hills and see the colorful villages of Vietnam's minority groups - the Zay, and the Blue and Black H'mong. The area is remote so the best way to experience it is on an overnight trek, spending the night as a guest of a local family. Escape to the hills on our 5 day Sapa Adventure or on our 11 day Vietnam: Hike, Bike & Kayak tour.

7. Mekong Delta

This massive area of floating markets, emerald rice paddies and lush islands is home to some of the friendliest people on earth. Take a boat trip to one of the sleepy islands to get a front-row view of life on the Delta, and meet the people who call it home. Adventure through the Mekong Delta on our 2 day Farmstay .

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Vietnam travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to travel to Vietnam?

Most nationalities are required to obtain a tourist visa in advance to travel to Vietnam. When obtaining your visa you should allow 3 weeks for processing with your nearest embassy or consulate. The cost is approximately US$60 to US$100. Please check with your embassy or consulate for further requirements.

Some nationalities are exempt from visas for a stay of a maximum of 15 days, including British, German, French, Spanish and Italian citizens traveling to Vietnam (for all purposes). This exemption is based upon meeting all conditions prescribed by Vietnamese laws. If you are planning on staying in Vietnam for longer than 15 days you will need to obtain a visa extension in advance (please contact your relevant Consulate or Embassy). Please also check the requirements if you plan to re-enter Vietnam.

An e-Visa is available for some nationalities including passport holders from Australia, France, Ireland, Italy, Canada and the United States of America, valid for a single entry of a maximum of 30-day stay in Vietnam.  Learn more about the eVisa on the immigration website .

E-Visas take up to 3 days to be processed. You will need a clear electronic copy of your passport data page and passport photo, and to make a non-refundable payment as outlined on the immigration website. Important information Keep the customs and immigration form you receive on arrival, as you need it to complete exit formalities on departure.

If you're traveling with us and your visa application asks for a point of contact, please write: Intrepid Vietnam 5th floor HiPT Building, 152 Thuy Khue Street, Thuy Khue, Tay Ho, Hanoi, Ph +84 4 3715 0996.

Most nationalities do not require a letter of invitation for Vietnam but if you do need one, please contact your sales agent for more information.

The page is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain the relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates.

Last updated: 31 July 2023

Is tipping customary in Vietnam?

Tipping isn't mandatory or customary in Vietnam, but a tip of spare change or another small amount would be appreciated by restaurants, drivers and other service workers, especially if the service has been particularly good .

What is the internet access like in Vietnam?

Internet access is widely available in tourist areas and big cities, which have many internet cafes. Internet access is less frequent in rural and remote areas.

Can I use my mobile phone while in Vietnam?

You'll be able to use your mobile phone in most urban areas of Vietnam, although remote and mountainous areas may not have network coverage. Ensure you have global roaming activated with your mobile carrier before you leave home if you wish to use your mobile while in Vietnam.

What are the toilets like in Vietnam?

You'll have to adjust to different standards of hygiene and sanitation while in Vietnam. The standard toilet is of the squat variety and this may take some getting used to, although western-style toilets can be found in large hotels and some tourist areas.

What will it cost for a…?

The currency in Vietnam is the Vietnamese Dong. Here's what you can expect to pay for a:

• Quick city bus ride = 5,000 VND-9,000VND
• Local-style coffee at a cafe = 20,000-30,000 VND
• Bowl of pho from street stall = 20,000-70,000 VND
• Dinner at a simple restaurant = 100,000-250,000 VND
• Dinner at an up-market restaurant = 300,000+ VND

Can I drink the tap water in Vietnam?

It is generally not safe to drink the tap water in Vietnam. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead. Ask your leader where filtered water can be found; some hotels we stay in may have drinking water available. It's also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and peel fruit and vegetables before eating.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Vietnam?

Major credit cards are widely accepted by large shops, hotels and restaurants in Vietnam. However, they may not be accepted by smaller vendors such as small family restaurants, market stalls or in remote towns and rural areas. Make sure you carry enough cash for purchases, since credit cards aren't always an option everywhere in Vietnam.

What is ATM access like in Vietnam?

ATMs are found widely throughout Vietnam, so withdrawing cash shouldn't be problematic in most areas. Some smaller villages and rural areas may not have ATM access, so prepare for this before venturing too far from a city or major town.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

What public holidays are celebrated in Vietnam?

Public holidays celebrated in Vietnam include:

• 1 Jan: New Year's Day
• 21 Jan: Tết (Vietnamese New Year)
• 21 Apr: Gio to Hung Vuong Day
• 30 Apr: Reunification Day
• 1 May: Labour Day
• 2 Sep: National Day

Please note,  Vietnam public holidays may vary.

What festivals are celebrated in Vietnam?

The major festivals celebrated in Vietnam are Tết (Vietnamese Lunar New Year, February), Reunification Day (30 April), National Day (2 September) and Tet Trung Thu (Mid-Autumn Festival, late September).

When is the best time to visit Vietnam?

The most popular times to visit Vietnam are spring (February-April) and fall (September-December) but because of the huge variations in latitude and altitude, there is no one best time to go to Vietnam. It’s a good destination all year.

What's the weather like in Vietnam?

Vietnam has an incredibly diverse tropical climate, and temperatures vary from 39°F in Sapa in winter to humid 97°F days in Saigon in the middle of the dry season. The monsoons bring heavy rain to the south, and a cooler winter to the north depending on when you plan to tour Vietnam.

What are the best things to eat in Vietnam?

Traditional Vietnamese food is typified by its use of fresh herbs and vegetables and its wide regional variance. Vietnamese food is influenced by its Chinese and Khmer neighbors and echoes French colonization. Some of the best things to eat in Vietnam are noodle soups (pho, bun mam, bun bo hue), bread rolls (banh mi), savory pancakes (banh xeo) and fresh tropical fruits. 

What are the best things to drink in Vietnam?

Our list of best things to drink in Vietnam includes ice coffee, fruit smoothies, fresh coconut juice straight from a freshly cracked green coconut, sugar cane juice, local beers and artisan rice wine.

What to wear in Vietnam?

While the tropical climate lends itself to layered, breathable clothing all year round, if you are taking a tour in the North, cold winters mean you might need to bring a fleece or jacket.

What kinds of transport will I be using in Vietnam?

Intrepid believes half the fun of experiencing a new country is getting there, and getting around once there! Where possible, Intrepid uses local transport options and traditional modes of transport - which usually carry less of an environmental impact, support small local operators and are heaps more fun. Depending on which trip you're on while in Vietnam, you may find yourself traveling by:

• Overnight sleeper train

Traveling aboard an overnight sleeper train is a fun way to journey through Vietnam. Interact with other passengers or sit by a window and watch the world go by.

Curious? Click here read more about what to expect on an overnight train.

Take time to wave to locals as you cycle at a leisurely pace past rice paddies and through simple villages in rural Vietnam

These 3 wheeled vehicles are a great way to zip around the sights.

What kinds of accommodation will I have in Vietnam?

Traveling with Intrepid is a little bit different. We endeavor to provide travelers with an authentic experience to remember, so we try to keep accommodation as unique and traditional as possible.  When traveling with us in Vietnam you may find yourself staying in a:

• Overnight boat

Sleeping aboard a boat on Halong Bay is a quintessential Vietnamese experience to be savored. Slip into relaxation mode as you take in stunning views of the surrounding limestone karst scenery.

Get acquainted with the Vietnamese way of life while on a memorable home stay. Be exposed to new languages, cuisine and customs while making friends with your hosts and neighbors.

Is Vietnam a LGBTQIA+ friendly destination?

The LGBQTIA+ community is gradually gaining recognition in Vietnam, with gay pride parades becoming a regular occurrence and a lift on same-sex marriage bans in 2015. With that said, Vietnam is still a conservative culture and many still hide their sexuality from their families. Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi have some gay-friendly bars and events. It's generally recommended that both gay and straight couples resist showing public displays of affection.  

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  ILGA  before you travel.

Does my trip to Vietnam support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveler. Trips to Vietnam directly support our foundation partners, Blue Dragon Children's Foundation, Vun Art and WildAct.

Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Blue Dragon Children's Foundation Blue Dragon Children's Foundation is helping disadvantaged youth in Vietnam, fighting the causes of human trafficking and (where possible) reuniting homeless or trafficked children with their families. Donations from our trips help their team of social workers, psychologists, teachers, and lawyers to offer individualized support to every child rescued. 

Find out more or make a donation

Vun Art Vun Art empowers people with disabilities in Vietnam through vocational training and employment opportunities. They teach traditional folk painting using recycled materials which provides job opportunities, helps to preserve the ancient artform and cares for the local environment all at once. Donations from our trips support Vun Art's capacity-building programs for people with disabilities, including trainees' allowance, transportation, and equipment.  

WildAct protects migratory birds of Vietnam and reduces illegal hunting by educating local communities about the importance of conservation. Donations from our trips help WildAct run educational programs to stop the illegal hunting of threatened migratory birds through knowledge-sharing in local communities.  

Is Vietnam accessible for travellers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible , regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Despite having a high population of people with disabilities, accessible infrastructure and facilities are still limited in Vietnam. Chaotic traffic and pavements blocked by parked motorbikes and street stalls, uneven footpaths and high curbs add to the challenges of getting around for travelers with mobility or vision disabilities. Most entrances to hotels, shops, restaurants and tourist sites will have steps and many doorways will not be able to accommodate wheelchairs wider than 60cm. Some sights and destinations will not be fully accessible (ie. Ha Long Bay boats, Cu Chi Tunnels) but other places such as Hoi An are flat and much more wheelchair-friendly. There are likely to be situations where travelers with disabilities may need to rely on local people to help. Taxis are readily available and an affordable way to get around for travelers who are not confident in exploring independently on foot.

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

What is it like traveling on a small group tour?

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or you’re about to embark on your first trip, traveling can be as intimidating as it is exciting. That's the beauty of a small group tour. From handling the logistics and organizing amazing cultural activities to local leaders who know each destination like the back of their hand (like which street has the best markets and where to get the most authentic food), traveling on a small group tour with Intrepid will give you unforgettable travel experiences without the hassle that comes with exploring a new place. Plus, you'll have ready-made friends to share the journey with. All you have to do is turn up with a healthy sense of adventure and we’ll take care of the rest.

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The Best (and Worst) Times to Visit Vietnam, According to Experts

Here's when to visit Vietnam for sunny weather, lower prices, and excellent sightseeing.

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Best times to visit for good weather, best times to visit for lower prices, best times to visit for hiking in sa pa, best times to visit for cruising ha long bay, worst times to visit.

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Cinnamon and star anise perfume my memories of Vietnam, a country that lodged itself into my palate in fragrant, frenzied bursts. That alluring scent of pho was one of few constants as I traveled through vastly different landscapes, trekking through verdant rice terraces, dodging motorbikes en route to speakeasies, and standing face to face with an endangered monkey in my oceanfront outdoor shower — all within the span of two weeks. 

Vietnam is more than 1,000 miles long, a spectacularly slim country that’s only 30 miles wide at its narrowest point. Every region boasts its own allure as well as its own climate, which means you’ll need to carefully consider the time of your visit based on your desired itinerary. 

“As the climate varies so much from north to south, there will always be somewhere worth going in Vietnam, whatever time of year you travel,” says Melissa Matthews, regional director for Southeast Asia and North America at luxury travel company Red Savannah .

Here's a regional breakdown of the primary tourist seasons in Vietnam:

• High Seasons: North: September to November, March and April; Central: April to August; South: October to April 
• Shoulder Seasons: North: December to February, May to August; Central: September to March; South: September to December 
• Low Season: North: May to October; Central: September to May; South: May to September

Before you start planning your trip, read on to learn about the best times to visit Vietnam for hiking the majestic, mountainous rice terraces of Sa Pa, cruising the limestone marvels of Ha Long Bay, and avoiding the rainy monsoon season. 

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The high season in Vietnam varies according to the region, so you’ll always be able to find a place that feels more secluded from the bustle of crowded beaches or cruise ships. Wet season attracts fewer crowds, says Matthews, which falls from May to October in the north, September to May in the central part of the country, and May to September in the south. 

Visiting during this time has plenty of perks, as you’ll likely be able to save on accommodations and travel costs. Popular restaurants and tours will be less overrun with tourists, offering a rare opportunity to better immerse yourself in the local culture as you tuck into bun cha on a sidewalk stool. However, bursts of rain and cloudy weather can dampen any plans to hike in Sa Pa or cruise along Ha Long Bay — two quintessential experiences you won’t want to miss. 

There are also an abundance of places that remain less crowded throughout the year, says Benjamin Kreuz, general manager of Six Senses Ninh Van Bay — the resort itself is one of them, nestled in a private cove of Nha Trang that became my personal definition of paradise. Many visitors tend to prioritize other attractions as they make their way south, so natural wonders in the north like Ban Gioc Waterfall and the network of caves in Quang Binh remain less busy. 

Meet the Expert

• Melissa Matthews is the regional director for Southeast Asia and North America at luxury travel company Red Savannah.
• Benjamin Kreuz is the general manager of Six Senses Ninh Van Bay in Vietnam.

No matter when you visit, you’ll always find good weather somewhere in Vietnam. “Vietnam is a beautiful country with tropical weather, making it suitable for visits throughout the year,” says Kreuz. 

For those hoping to see Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and everything in between, it’s best to go in the dry season. “February and March are the best months to see the entire country from north to south in relatively dry weather,” says Matthews. She notes that Tet, or Vietnamese Lunar New Year, falls during this time and can last for up to 10 days. “During this time, most of the key sights in the cities are closed, as everyone goes back to their family villages to celebrate,” she says. She recommends heading to the beach during the festival and bookending your trip with time in the major cities. 

For a dry and temperate trip to Sa Pa or Hanoi in the north, head there from September to November, or in March and April, she suggests. A sunny beach visit to Hoi An or Nha Trang in the central region is best from April to August, while the Mekong Delta and Phu Quoc Island in the south are warmest from October to April. 

Vietnam is a relatively affordable destination all year long, with abundant and economical street food and comfortable hotels for all budgets. For your best chance at scoring low-cost flights and accommodations, consider traveling outside the peak tourist season. April, May, October, and November are excellent times, as you’ll still find warm weather throughout the country, but will have fewer tourists to contend with. 

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A visit to the verdant, terraced rice fields of Sa Pa are a must for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Overlooking the Muong Hoa Valley, the hills are surrounded by spectacular mountains and home to dozens of communities, including the Hmong and Red Dao peoples — many of whom open their homes for overnight stays and lead private or group trekking tours. You can reach this famed hiking destination by car from Hanoi in five hours, by a bus in six to eight hours, or on an overnight sleeper train. 

Matthews notes that this region tends to get colder from December to February, so it’s best to plan a trip from September to November or in March and April. Harvest season is also an unforgettable time to visit: In late August through September, the vibrant green hillsides turn a voluptuous shade of gold as the rice ripens. 

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Ha Long Bay, with its emerald waters and limestone towers, is one of the primary tourist destinations in Vietnam, and as such, has become increasingly overrun with cruise operators leading day tours. For a less crowded experience, consider booking an overnight cruise that will take you deeper into the bay — or to the equally beautiful, slightly less populated neighboring Lan Ha Bay. (I splurged for a two-night cruise with Orchid Cruises , one of the more luxurious tour operators). 

March, April, October, and November are ideal months to visit, as they tend to bring warm and sunny weather without as much humidity. You’ll also avoid the peak season, so while it’s still bound to be busy, you can enjoy kayaking through the tranquil waters and hiking Cat Ba island in relative peace. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is also a great opportunity for a snorkeling or scuba diving adventure. 

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While Vietnam’s varied climate means there’s never really a bad time to visit, you may want to avoid traveling to the country during monsoon season. 

“When the monsoon hits, it is hard and heavy and very humid,” says Matthews, who suggests sightseeing in cities during the wet season, where you can still visit museums and historic temples between rainstorms. “Avoid the mountainous region of Sa Pa and definitely don’t book a cruise in Ha Long Bay, as storms will occur and boats are grounded,” she warns. 

If you do decide to travel during the rainy season, it’s best to remain flexible in your planning, says Kreuz. “Consider not booking everything in advance due to unpredictable weather,” he says, adding that staying open-minded may help you to take advantage of potential low-season discounts. 

Tet, which marks the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, is another tricky time to visit, as many landmarks and businesses close for a week or more to celebrate. It typically lands in late January or early February — this year, it falls on Feb. 10. 

10 Best Vietnam Tour Operators 2024 [Unbiased & With Reviews]

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Despite a troubled history marked by violent war stories, Vietnam has emerged in recent years as a premier destination in Southeast Asia. The captivating countryside, vibrant cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh, and the pristine beaches of Phu Quoc entice visitors to explore a nation adorned with emerald green pastures, picturesque paddy fields, and powdery white shores. From Chinese temples and Christian churches to Buddhist pagodas, Vietnam boasts a wealth of religious sites waiting to be discovered.

Although travelling to the Vietnam would be deemed as an incredible experience, in the planning phases of your trip it can get daunting the minute you start looking for the best tours in Vietnam. Hundreds of companies will pop up in your search, all saying how amazing they are. But how can you know? And if you end up choosing the wrong tour company in Vietnam, this could have terrible consequences for your Vietnam holiday.

That’s why we’re here to help. We spent thousands of hours researching, and found the safest and best Vietnam tour operators for you.

In this article, we’ll present to you an unbiased selection of the 10 best Vietnam tour operators of the world.

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Le Family Rider

Le Family Riders , with nearly a decade of expertise in Vietnam travel industry, is the best travel and tour operator of Vietnam. Committed to providing the best service, their devoted and enthusiastic team ensures that your trip is not only safe but also exceptionally comfortable and fun. At Le Family Riders, they consider their customers as part of the family, creating an atmosphere of warmth and friendliness throughout every expedition. Having been rated Excellent by over 8000 travelers, Le Family Rider delivers outstanding service and memorable journeys.

Le Family Rider Best Vietnam Tour Packages

Le Family Rider has several fun packages to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Vietnam.

The “ Hue-P’rao-Hoi An Tour ” is a full-day private motorcycle journey over the Hai Van Pass, featuring stops at Suoi Voi (Elephant Springs), Lang Co Beach, and the Marble Mountains. Enjoy a seafood lunch on a floating restaurant at Lang Co and immerse yourself in the beauty of Hai Van Pass. The adventure continues through Da Nang before concluding in the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town.

For those seeking a historic adventure, the “ Hue-DMZ-Ho Chi Minh Trail-Khe Sanh-Phong Nha Caves-Dong Hoi Tour ” spans three days. Explore the DMZ, Khe Sanh combat base, and the majestic Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, discovering the wonders of Vietnam’s rich history and natural beauty.

Le Family Rider Reviews

Le Family Rider is a renowned travel and tour operator in Vietnam with high client feedbacks and positive reviews. The company has 8,497 reviews on TripAdvisor with 5-star ratings. Le Family Rider has earned numerous awards and recognition since its inception, including the latest Traveler’s Choice Award of 2023.

A brilliant way to see the beauty of Vietnam whilst also travelling on to your next destination point!… Paige M

Read all reviews of Le Family Rider on TripAdvisor.

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Saigon Adventure

Saigon Adventure , founded by Trung in 2014, is a leading tour operator in Vietnam with a distinctive focus on showcasing the vibrant Vietnamese culture. Beginning as a motorbike tourism company, the team’s dedication to understanding customer needs led them to officially offer travel services in July 2015. Over the years, Saigon Adventure has garnered recognition, earning the “Best choice” award and securing Top 2 positions on TripAdvisor for Sightseeing tours and Street Food Tours in Ho Chi Minh City. Beyond their success in the travel industry, the company actively engages in meaningful community initiatives.

Saigon Adventure Best Tour Packages

Saigon Adventure offers several exciting packages to explore the vibrant city of Saigon.

The best seller Motorbike City Tour provides two convenient departures at 8:00 AM and 1:00 PM. The tour lasts 3-4 hours with small group sizes and private licensed drivers. Explore the French Quarter and the intriguing Secret Weapon Bunker in District 3, with entrance tickets included.

For an evening adventure, the Beers, Music & Foods Tour is a 4-hour journey starting at 5:30 PM. The tour offers a unique cultural experience with 4 beers, 2 authentic Saigon dishes and live music at local spots.

Additionally, the Ho Chi Minh City Motorbike Tour with Student ensures an intimate exploration of the city in a small group. On this tour, you will explore the key attractions and historical sites of the city.

Saigon Adventure Reviews

Saigon Adventure is a top-rated tour provider company in Vietnam. The company has an impressive 9507 reviews on TripAdvisor, maximum of which contain 5-star ratings. Likewise, the company also gained the Traveler’s Choice award of 2023.

This is a fantastic way to get an insight into the city. Our guides Andy, Vivi, and Duc were lovely, fun and knowledgeable. They went out of their way to make sure we were safe… Bec C

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Kim Travel , a best-rated tour operator in Vietnam, offers unforgettable tours and top-rated services. With over 20 years of experience in the Vietnam’s travel industry, Kim Travel has honed its expertise in providing exceptional services to its diverse clients. They specializes in journeys to iconic destinations such as the Cu Chi Tunnels, Mekong Delta, and key historical and cultural sites in Ho Chi Minh City.

Whether it’s a Large Group tour, Small Group tour, Luxury Group tour, or a more intimate Private tour, Kim Travel caters to various preferences. They prioritize customer satisfaction, offering 24/7 customer support, flexible booking options, competitive pricing with no hidden fees, secure payment methods and the added assurance of travel insurance.

Kim Travel Best Vietnam Tour Packages

Kim Travel offers several packages to explore the rich history of Vietnam. The Cu Chi Tunnels Luxury Group Tour provides a comprehensive morning or afternoon experience. You will explore the intricate tunnel network crafted by Viet Cong guerrilla troops during the French and American Wars. With 250 km of preserved tunnels, this tour uncovers the resilience of the Vietnamese people.

For a unique adventure, the Cu Chi Tunnels tour by Luxury Speed Boat allows you to cruise along the Saigon River, enjoying picturesque landscapes before exploring the historic tunnels. An English-speaking guide shares war stories, and for the adventurous, there’s an option to experience the underground passages.

You can also combine history with nature on the full-day Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta tour . Discover the war-torn Cu Chi region in the morning and enjoy a peaceful afternoon in the Mekong Delta, complete with a river cruise, traditional music, and glimpses into local agriculture.

Kim Travel Reviews

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Asiana Link Travel

Asiana Link Travel is a top local Vietnamese travel company that focuses on giving you real and memorable experiences. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Ho Chi Minh City. They know a lot about both Ho Chi Minh City and the beautiful Mekong Delta. They offer different services like regular tours and trips designed just for you. Their team members are experienced, helpful, born and raised in Vietnam, and they love sharing special insights and making your trip unforgettable.

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If you are foodie, you can dive into the street food culture with the Street Food Lover tour . On this tour, you will be riding on motorbikes through the bustling streets, tasting diverse dishes, and exploring local markets.

For a serene escape, the Mekong Delta Cái Bè Village tour provides a glimpse of traditional river life, floating markets, and hands-on experiences like sampan rowing and Vietnamese cooking.

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Asiana Link Travel is reputed tour company in Vietnam. They have over 8,200 reviews on TripAdvisor with 5-star rating. Asiana Link Travel has also obtained the Traveler’s Choice Award in 2023.

Our family holiday to Vietnam was so stress-free because of Asian Link Travel. Both Sam & Kelvin helped us organise a trip itinerary that suited both our families… ryangarson

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Saigon On Motorbike

Saigon On Motorbike is a one of the best-rated travel service providers in Vietnam. The company was established by Vietnam Street Foods Co., Ltd in 2014. Their mission is to immerse travelers in Vietnamese cultures through thrilling bike tours. They are committed to providing a safe, enjoyable experience as they have comfy and well maintained bikes and experienced guides.

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Saigon On Motorbike offers several exciting packages to explore the vibrant city. Begin your day in Vietnam with the Saigon Unexplored Suburban Land Tour , visiting Buu Long Buddhist Temple, the Ao Dai museum, and Lotus Lake for a serene experience.

They have the Saigon Local Street Food Tour that takes you on a night adventure, from rooftop bars to flower markets, indulging in local delicacies and craft beer.

For a delightful afternoon, you can opt for the Saigon Morning Adventure and Street Food Tour, discovering famous street food areas, flower markets, and cultural highlights.

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Saigon On Motorbike is one of the highly recognized tour operators in Vietnam. The company has garnered thousands of reviews and awards. They have over 6,165 reviews on TripAdvisor and rated #2 of 921 Tours & Activities providers in Ho Chi Minh City. The company also gained Traveler’s Choice Award in 2023.

We had an amazing time with Nhi and Thu riding around Ho Chi Minh City! We got to try lots of great food and we’re shown some cool parts of the city… Janine L

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Hanoi Street Food Tour

Hanoi Street Food Tour , located in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, stands out as a premier local street food travel company in Vietnam. The company was established in 2013 by Nguyen, a tourism graduate. Nguyen and his team boast a rich array of services, including walking and motorbike tours, group and solo tours, cycle tours and more.

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The Street Food Walking Tour begins at 7 AM at Tran Nhat Duat Street, guiding you through bustling markets and hidden alleyways. Sample local delights, such as Bun Cha and Banh Cuon and enjoy a cyclo tour of the Old Quarter.

The Hanoi Street Food Tour + Water Puppet Show By Walking combines a 3-hour street food exploration with a mesmerizing Water Puppet Show. Stroll through the charming old quarter, indulge in local specialties, and take in the night view of Hoan Kiem Lake.

The  Cyclo + Street Food Tour By Walking package offers a unique experience with a cycle tour through ancient streets and a street food adventure.

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Amazing tour, worth the money! Great way to try local food and see a bif of the city. Even riding the motorbike is quite an experience!…Pedro Z

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XO Tours , established in 2010, is a reputed tour company in Vietnam. The company specializes in motorbike adventures and authentic culinary experiences. They offer visitors a thrilling motorbike tours on the less crowded areas to provide a more unique perspective on Vietnamese culture and cuisine. What sets XO Tours apart is its choice of all-female guides, known as the “XO Girls,” who bring invaluable insight into daily Vietnamese life.

With a commitment to customer service and English proficiency, these guides play a pivotal role in the company’s success. XO Tours has garnered international acclaim, featured on major networks and recognized by Forbes Magazine and USA Today. With over 100,000 travelers choosing XO Tours for their Vietnam experience, the company stands as a symbol of unique, safe, and highly-rated tour operator.

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XO Tours offers several adventurous packages to explore the vibrant city of Saigon. The Sights of Saigon tour takes you on a 3.5-hour adventure, covering iconic landmarks such as the Central Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Burning Monk Memorial, all led by knowledgeable guides.

For food enthusiasts, the XO Foodie Tour is a must, voted among the top 9 food tours globally by Forbes. Indulge in at least 10 authentic Vietnamese dishes, including seafood, in the bustling streets of Saigon.

As night falls, the Saigon By Night tour uncovers a different side of the city, exploring districts rarely seen by tourists, accompanied by delicious street food.

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XO Tours is a renowned tour operator of Vietnam that has thousands of reviews and positive feedbacks from the travelers who savored their thrilling packages. The company has over 6,600 reviews on TripAdvisor, most of which comprising 5-star ratings. They are ranked top 4 out of 921 tours and activities in Ho Chi Minh City on TripAdvisor.

I did the Saigon by Night tour and it was absolutely amazing and well thought through. We went through different districts of Saigon… Sarvesh T

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Vietnam Travel Group

Vietnam Travel Group is a distinguished tour operator in Vietnam that offers immersive experiences to its travelers. They’re recognized as one of the top 5 tour operators in Vietnam and have received awards from the Vietnam Tourism Department. The team at Vietnam Travel Group is skilled and has a lot of experience. They’re experts at creating personalized tours in Indochina, making sure each traveler’s unique preferences are met.

They focus on providing high-quality and luxurious travel experiences, catering to different travel styles while keeping things affordable. They offer 24/7 travel help, services for hotels and airports, bookings for flights, trains, and buses, as well as both luxury group and private tours.

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The 10-day Ho Chi Minh City – Phu Quoc – Ha Long Bay Package Tour takes you from the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City to the serene landscapes of Phu Quoc Island and the stunning Ha Long Bay. With included flights, boat transfers, and accommodation, it’s a seamless journey filled with cultural experiences and natural wonders.

For a more intimate experience, the Private 2-Day Glimpse Of Mekong Delta immerses you in the tranquility of the Mekong Delta’s countryside. Explore brown canals, orchard gardens, and floating markets, enjoying boat trips and local delicacies.

The comprehensive 14-Days Vietnam Relax Package Tour covers famous landmarks from the Mekong Delta to Ha Long Bay, combining nature, history, and cultural richness in a comfortable and well-guided itinerary.

Vietnam Travel Group Reviews

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Great tour!! Jack is a legend and is A very knowledgeable tour guide with loaded information. I Highly recommend this tour to anyone… Michael De Lacy

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Vega Travel

Vega Travel is a premier local Vietnamese tours and travel company. They offer reliable and immersive gateways to unforgettable experiences in Vietnam. The company’s staffs and guides are well-trained in sustainable eco-tourism practices and are dedicated to making your holiday once in a lifetime. Vega Travel prides itself on its ability to understand the expectations of a diverse range of tourists, regardless of their age and preferences.  Since the beginning, the company has set a three-dimensional goal to create their itineraries. These include peaceful vacations, rewarding incentive trips, and creative short and comprehensive discovery tours.

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The Ha Long – Lan Ha Bay 2-day/1-night package on Vega Luxury Cruise adds a touch of luxury, with a unique route to Lan Ha Bay, kayaking, a cooking class, and a peaceful overnight stay.

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We just finished an amazing private tour (2 days/1 night) to Cat Ba Island and Lan Ha Bay! Dem is a wonderful tour guide and I cannot say enough great things about him… Jess

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Cat Ba Ventures

Cat Ba Ventures is a top-rated tour operator in Vietnam that offer specialized packages for thrilling Vietnam vacation. They have two decades of experience in providing exceptional tours and cruises. Led by Nguyen Viet Tung, they specialize in offering diverse experiences, including island exploration, cave visits, and activities such as kayaking, trekking, and swimming. They are based in Ha Long Bay and are dedicated to promoting and sharing the beauty of Ha Long Bay globally since its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1994.

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For nature enthusiasts, the Cat Ba National Park Half Day Trek offers a 4-hour adventure through Kim Giao forest, with panoramic views from Ngu Lam mountain and a visit to the historical Hospital Cave.

For a comprehensive experience, the 3-day, 2-night Cruising, Kayaking, Cycling, and Trekking package combines the best of Lan Ha Bay, Cat Ba National Park, Viet Hai Village, and Ha Long Bay.

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Had a great trip, Jack and Bee were great guides that really explained a lot and made the trip awesome! Highly recommend doing the one day trip with them.. Rüdiger Groß

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The best time to visit Vietnam depends on the region you plan to explore. Generally, the months of November to April are considered ideal for the north, while the south is best visited from November to March. However, Vietnam has diverse climates, so it’s good to check the specific regions you plan to visit.

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(Clockwise, from top) Nyonya-style steamed noodles with pork, ginger-style steamed noodles with chicken and nyonya-style steamed noodles with fish at the stall in Bandar puchong Jaya. — photos: lOW BOON TaT/The star

IN THE FRONT corner of a coffeeshop, a food stall attracts passers-by with the aroma of meat noodles.

This dish has been served at Restoran 2323, Bandar Puchong Jaya, for the past 11 years by Chin Chun Mei, 63, who hails from Mambang Di Awan in Kampar district, Perak.

“My brother, who has been in the food and beverage industry for a long time, came up with the idea to sell steamed meat noodles and asked me to join him.

“He told me that steaming the noodles is unique because people operating noodle eateries would usually boil the noodles.

“The idea sounded interesting, so I decided to follow him,” she recalled.

Chin said they first started their business at a coffeeshop in Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur, before moving to their current location in Bandar Puchong Jaya in Selangor.

“One day, my brother decided to move to Johor to open a branch there.

“So, I took over and rented a stall in Restoran 2323 to continue the business,” she explained, adding that her stall offers three meat choices; chicken, fish or pork.

Customers can choose from a variety of noodles such as mee hoon, mee xian (rice noodles), fried mee sua (fried wheat vermicelli), lai fun (thick rice noodles), loh shi fun (rat’s tail noodles), hor fun (flat rice noodles) and yee mee.

Serving as the heart of the dish is the broth, derived from Chin’s homemade nyonya paste as well as ginger paste.

“My brother experimented with the paste and passed down the recipes to me.

“The preparation for the nyonya paste takes three hours.

“It involves blending the ingredients and cooking over high heat.

“Meanwhile, the ginger paste takes half an hour to prepare where the ginger is blended and cooked over low heat.

“The process is tedious and requires a lot of hard work, but it is worth it to get the right consistency so that customers can enjoy drinking the rich broth,” she shared.

Customers could look forward to starting their day or satisfying their lunch hunger pangs with a dish of bouncy noodles soaked in flavourful broth, topped with the meat of their choice.

Depending on their preference, they could choose the ginger paste broth for its comforting warmth that envelops the senses or the nyonya paste broth for a sour and spicy kick.

To cook the dish, Chin places the noodles and meat on a plate.

She then spreads the paste over the noodles before steaming it in a large pot.

“The steaming process takes five to six minutes to ensure everything is cooked.

“The meat is still fresh and when steamed with the noodles, the essence of the meat infuses the noodles and broth, making it different from other noodle dishes,” she said.

To enhance the flavour of the dish, customers can add the Kampar chilli sauce that is sure to tingles one’s taste buds.

Her stall is located at Restoran 2323, 23, Jalan Kenari 7, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor.

It operates daily from 7am to 2pm, except on Sundays.

All noodle dishes are priced at RM10 each.

Customers can call 012-546 0782 to place their order for dine-in or self pick-up.

Tags / Keywords: Steamed meat noodles , non-halal , Restoran 2323 , Jalan Kenari 7 , Bandar Puchong Jaya , Puchong , coffee shop ,

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