Vietnam Tour Packages From India

Planning a Vietnam trip in 2026? Vietnam tour packages are one of the most practical ways to explore Southeast Asia's most geographically diverse country, with limestone karsts, ancient temples, imperial cities, sand beaches, and cave systems all within a single trip. From Hanoi's Old Quarter and Ha Long Bay overnight cruises to Hoi An's lantern-lit streets, Nha Trang's beaches, and Phu Quoc's island resorts, a well-planned Vietnam travel package removes the coordination burden so you spend time on experiences, not logistics.

At Pickyourtrail, we build fully personalised Vietnam holiday packages around your travel dates, duration, preferred regions, pace, and budget with no cost EMI options. Whether you're booking aVietnam honeymoon package, looking for a family tour, or a complete North-to-South circuit with Cambodia, every itinerary is custom-built, with no fixed group schedules and no rushed checklists.

Vietnam Tour Packages From India: At a Glance

Detail	Information
Ideal trip duration	5–9 nights
Starting price	₹33,000 per person (land only)
Popular routes	Hanoi + Ha Long Bay · Da Nang + Hoi An · Hoi An + HCMC + Phu Quoc
Best for	Honeymoon, family, budget, group, adventure, cultural travel
Package inclusions	Hotels, transfers, sightseeing, visa guidance, 24/7 support
Visa required	Yes, e-Visa (₹2,100–₹4,200) applied online at evisa.gov.vn
Best travel months	October–April (North), February–May (Central), November–April (South)
Departure cities	Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Kochi
Currency	Vietnamese Dong (VND): approx. ₹1 = 273 VND (May 2026)

*Prices are land-only and vary by season, hotel category, and departure city. International flights are additional.

Why Vietnam Stands Out for Indian Travellers

Vietnam is one of the best international destinations for Indian travellers looking for culture, affordability, food, beaches, and unique experiences in one trip. From ancient temples and mountain landscapes to lantern-lit towns and bustling cities, Vietnam offers something for every kind of traveller. 

• Hindu Heritage & Temple Culture: Ancient Cham temples and Hindu influences make parts of Vietnam feel culturally familiar to Indian travellers.

• Buddhist Experiences Across Vietnam: Pagodas, monasteries, and spiritual sites can be found across cities, mountains, and countryside regions.

• Indian & Vegetarian Food Availability: Indian restaurants and vegetarian-friendly meals are easily available in major tourist cities.
• Affordable International Holiday: Vietnam offers great value for hotels, food, transport, and sightseeing compared to many other international destinations.

• Diverse Landscapes in One Trip: From beaches and mountains to lantern towns and river cruises, Vietnam offers multiple experiences within one itinerary.

• Easy e-Visa Process for Indians: The Vietnam e-Visa process is fully online, simple to apply for, and usually approved within a few working days.

Best Vietnam Tour Packages for Every Traveller

Vietnam Honeymoon Packages

Vietnam offers a perfect mix of romance, scenic landscapes, and luxury experiences for couples. Our Vietnam honeymoon packages are designed to create a smooth and memorable journey, with experiences such as Ha Long Bay sunset cruises, riverside dining in Hoi An, beachfront resorts in Da Nang or Phu Quoc, and private transfers throughout the trip.

One of the most recommended honeymoon routes is Hanoi (2N) → Ha Long Bay Cruise (1N) → Da Nang/Hoi An (2N) → Phu Quoc (2N).

• Starting Price: ₹48,000 per person (without international flights)

Vietnam Family Tour Packages

Vietnam is an excellent destination for families looking for a relaxed and activity-filled holiday. Our Vietnam family tour packages focus on comfortable pacing, family-friendly hotels, and easy sightseeing schedules with one major activity planned each day.

Families especially enjoy attractions such as Ba Na Hills, Mekong Delta boat tours, and Hanoi’s traditional water puppet shows. Packages also include twin-plus-extra-bed options, early breakfast arrangements, and centrally located stays for added convenience.

• Starting Price: ₹20,021 (without international flights)

Budget Vietnam Packages

Vietnam remains one of the most affordable international destinations for Indian travellers. Budget Vietnam packages from India generally start from ₹55,000–₹65,000 per person (land only) for a 5-night Hanoi and Ha Long Bay itinerary. Travellers looking for more comprehensive 6–7-night experiences can expect mid-range packages between ₹70,000 and ₹95,000 per person, depending on hotel category, internal flights, and inclusions. 

• Starting Price: ₹28,964 per person (Without Flights)

Vietnam + Cambodia Combo Packages

For travellers wanting a longer Southeast Asia holiday, Vietnam and Cambodia make an ideal combination. These Vietnam-Cambodia combo packages usually include Vietnam’s cultural and coastal highlights along with Siem Reap in Cambodia, home to the iconic Angkor Wat temple complex.

The most common extension includes a short flight from Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang to Siem Reap, allowing travellers to explore two UNESCO-listed heritage destinations within a single itinerary.

• Starting Price: ₹27,817 per person (excluding flights)

Vietnam Tour Packages by Trip Duration

5 Nights 6 Days Vietnam Tour Packages

A 5-night, 6-day Vietnam tour package is ideal for first-time travellers looking for a short yet comfortable international holiday. These itineraries usually focus on one region, such as Hanoi and Ha Long Bay, Da Nang and Hoi An, or a relaxing beach escape in Phu Quoc. This duration works especially well for couples and travellers with limited leave.

Starting Price: ₹16,167 per person

6-Night 7-Day Vietnam Tour Package

A well-balanced option for travellers wanting to explore two regions without rushing. Popular 6-night, 7-day Vietnam packages combine North & Central Vietnam or Central & South Vietnam, covering beaches, cultural towns, cruises, and city experiences.

Starting Price: ₹16,327 per person

8 Nights 9 Days Vietnam Tour Packages

An 8-night, 9-day Vietnam package is best suited for travellers wanting a complete Vietnam journey. These itineraries comfortably cover North, Central, and South Vietnam, including destinations such as Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City.

Starting Price: ₹19,826 per person

10 Nights 11 Days Vietnam & Cambodia Tour Packages

For travellers seeking a longer Southeast Asia holiday, 10 nights 11 days Vietnam and Cambodia packages offer an excellent combination of culture, history, and scenic landscapes. These itineraries usually include Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, and Cambodia’s famous Angkor Wat temple complex. 

Starting Price: ₹27,817 per person

Common Mistake Travellers Make: Many first-time visitors try to cover Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Sapa, Da Nang, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, and Phu Quoc in one short trip. Slower itineraries covering 2–3 regions usually offer a far better Vietnam experience.

Vietnam Tour Packages From Major Indian Cities 

• Vietnam tour packages from Delhi start @ ₹27,431 (without flights) – Direct and connecting flights to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
• Vietnam tour packages from Mumbai start @ ₹17,110 (without flights) – Well-connected via Singapore, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur
• Vietnam tour packages from Bangalorestart @ ₹27,047 (without flights)– Great flight options to Hanoi, Da Nang, and HCMC via Southeast Asia hubs
• Vietnam tour packages from Chennai starts @ ₹23,575 (without flights)– Affordable connecting routes via Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok.
• Vietnam tour packages from Hyderabad start @ ₹29,861 (without flights)– Convenient connections to major Vietnam cities via Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

We also offer customised Vietnam tour packages from Ahmedabad, Pune, Kochi, and other Indian cities. Share with us your preferred departure city, and we’ll provide you with personalised flight and itinerary options. 

Best Places to Visit in Vietnam

North Vietnam

• Hanoi: Vietnam’s capital, is best explored slowly through the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and historic landmarks like the Temple of Literature. Evenings are best spent enjoying bia hoi and local street food around the city’s lively lanes. 
• Ha Long Bay: This is one of the best places to visit in Vietnam and can be explored through a cruise. Day cruises often feel rushed and crowded by the afternoon. An overnight cruise lets you experience quieter sunrise hours when most tourist boats have not yet arrived. 
• Ninh Binh: Known for its karst cliffs, rice fields, and river caves, Ninh Binh is best explored through boat rides around Tam Coc and Trang An, along with cycling routes near the ancient capital of Hoa Lu. A full day from Hanoi is sufficient, though one night in Ninh Binh is better.
• Sapa: Set high in the Hoang Lien Son mountains, Sapa is famous for layered rice terraces, cool weather, and trekking routes through Hmong and Dao ethnic villages. September-October (post-harvest gold) and May-June (terraces flood bright green) are the most photogenic months.

Central Vietnam

• Da Nang: Combining beaches, mountain viewpoints, and modern attractions, Da Nang works well as a Central Vietnam base. Highlights include My Khe Beach, the Dragon Bridge, and Ba Na Hills with its famous Golden Bridge. The Marble Mountains are a 45-minute walk through Buddhist cave temples and offer panoramic views from the summit.
• Hoi An: This UNESCO-listed town becomes most atmospheric after 7 PM when vehicle access reduces, and hundreds of silk lanterns reflect across the Thu Bon River. Join a cooking class (₹1,500–₹2,500 per person) in the evening, followed by riverside dining.
• Hue: Vietnam’s former imperial capital features the historic Imperial Citadel and royal tombs along the Perfume River. Hue's cuisine is Vietnam's most refined. Bun bo Hue (spicy beef noodle soup), banh khoai (crispy pancakes) and com hen (baby clam rice), these dishes won't be found as well prepared elsewhere.
• Phong Nha: Home to Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, this region is known for massive cave systems, jungle landscapes, underground rivers, and adventure activities like zip-lining and cave trekking. Exploring Dark Cave and zip-lining into a subterranean river are the most popular activities to add to Vietnam adventure packages.

South Vietnam

• Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon): Vietnam’s busiest city combines rooftop cafés, colonial landmarks, and major attractions like the War Remnants Museum and the 250-km-long Cu Chi Tunnels network. The Mekong Delta (My Tho, Ben Tre) is a 2-hour drive from the city, with boat rides through floating markets, coconut candy factories, and river canals that feel completely disconnected from urban life.
• Nha Trang: Known for beach resorts and island tours, Nha Trang also features the centuries-old Po Nagar Cham Towers built by the Cham civilisation. Vinpearl Island is a short cable-car ride and suits families wanting a resort-plus-theme-park day.
• Phu Quoc: Vietnam’s largest island, is famous for luxury beach resorts, seafood night markets, and the world’s longest 3-rope overwater cable car connecting to Hon Thom Island. Hon Thom Cable Car (the world's longest three-rope cable car over water) connects to Vinpearl Theme Park. Night markets at Dinh Cau are the best evening option. 
• Note for Indian travellers: Phu Quoc offers 30-day visa-free entry for Indian travellers, but this only applies if you stay within the island. If your trip includes mainland Vietnam before or after Phu Quoc, you must apply for the standard Vietnam e-Visa to avoid travel restrictions or emergency issues.

Things to Do in Vietnam

Water Activities

• Ha Long Bay overnight cruise: Book a heritage junk or modern liveaboard for 1–2 nights. Kayaking through hidden lagoons and cave swimming are the highlights. Budget ₹8,000–₹20,000 per person per night.
• Mekong Delta boat tour: Floating markets, coconut candy factories, and narrow canal networks. Best as a day trip from HCMC or a 1-night stay in Can Tho.
• Nha Trang island hopping: Day trips to Cham Island (Bai Nom snorkelling site) and Vinpearl Island.
• Kayaking at Ninh Binh: Trang An boat rides through cave tunnels and karst landscapes (UNESCO-listed).

History and Culture

• Water puppet show, Hanoi: 60-minute performance at Thang Long Theatre or Vietnamese National Academy of Music. Book evening shows in advance. Tickets ₹500–₹1,000.

Adventure

• Trekking in Sapa: Muong Hoa Valley treks, Cat Cat village loop, and multi-day village homestay routes. Half-day to 2-day options. Guide fees: ₹1,200–₹2,500.
• Cave exploration, Phong Nha: Paradise Cave, Phong Nha Cave, Dark Cave (with zip-line entry). ₹1,000–₹4,000 depending on cave and activity level.
• Hai Van Pass motorbike ride: 21 km coastal mountain pass between Da Nang and Hue. Rentable by motorbike or bookable as a guided tour. One of Southeast Asia's great scenic roads.

Food Experiences

• Street food walking tour, Hanoi Old Quarter Evening tours with a local guide covering 6–8 dishes. ₹1,200–₹2,000 per person.
• Cooking class, Hoi An: Learn to make spring rolls, pho, and banh xeo. Usually includes a market tour. ₹1,500–₹2,500 per person.

Best Time to Visit Vietnam: Region-Wise Guide

Vietnam is a year-round destination, but the weather changes significantly between the north, central, and south regions. Choosing the right season depends on whether you want beaches, cooler mountain weather, cultural sightseeing, or budget-friendly travel.

Region	Best Months	Avoid	Reason
North Vietnam (Hanoi, Ha Long, Sapa)	October–April	May–September	Dry, clear skies. Dec–Jan is cold in the Sapa mountains. Ha Long Bay is best from October to April.
Central Vietnam (Hoi An, Hue, Da Nang)	February–May	September–January	Sep–Nov brings heavy rain and typhoon risk on the central coast.
South Vietnam (HCMC, Mekong, Phu Quoc)	November–April	May–October	Dry season, calm seas. Phu Quoc is best from November to April.
All-Vietnam circuit	March–April, November	June–August, Sept–Oct	The only months where the weather is reasonable across all three regions simultaneously are.

Monsoon Travel Guide: Where to Go in Vietnam in July–August 

Most Indian families prefer travelling to Vietnam during school holiday periods, particularly between May and June and again in October, while July and August also see strong demand because of summer vacations in India. However, Vietnam’s climate varies greatly from one region to another, which means weather conditions can differ significantly across the country at the same time. 

 Here is a region-specific breakdown for the peak Indian travel season:

July–August: Where to Go and Where to Avoid:

• South Vietnam (HCMC & Phu Quoc): July and August bring short afternoon showers, but sightseeing and island trips remain manageable. Phu Quoc can experience rougher seas during this period.
• Central Vietnam (Da Nang & Hoi An): This is one of the best times to visit Central Vietnam, with dry weather, clear skies, and excellent beach conditions around Da Nang, Hoi An, and Nha Trang.
• North Vietnam (Hanoi & Ha Long Bay): North Vietnam stays hot and humid during July and August, with occasional storms affecting Ha Long Bay cruises. Sapa remains green and scenic during this season.
  
  

Best Vietnam Route for July–August: For Indian families travelling during summer holidays, Central Vietnam (Da Nang + Hoi An) first, then South (HCMC + Mekong), saving North Vietnam (Hanoi + Ha Long) for the shoulder dates at the start or end of the trip.

Vietnam Festivals & Events Worth Experiencing 

Festival	When	Where	Highlights
Tet Nguyen Dan	Jan–Feb	Nationwide	Vietnam’s biggest festival with family reunions, lanterns, lion dances, and traditional food
Hung Kings Festival	April	Phu Tho	Temple ceremonies, cultural events, and traditional performances
Reunification Day	30 April	Nationwide	Patriotic parades, fireworks, and celebrations marking Vietnam’s reunification
Mid-Autumn Festival	Sep–Oct	Nationwide	Lantern parades, lion dances, and mooncake celebrations
Da Nang Fireworks Festival	May–July	Da Nang	International fireworks shows over the Han River
Hoi An Lantern Festival	Monthly full moon	Hoi An Ancient Town	Lantern-lit streets, river celebrations, and traditional music
Hue Festival	April–May (biennial)	Hue	Imperial performances, royal ceremonies, and cultural events

Note: Many traditional Vietnamese festivals follow the lunar calendar, so exact dates change every year.

How to Reach Vietnam From India 

By Air: 

Vietnam is well-connected to India through direct and connecting flights from major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata. Most international travellers arrive in Hanoi, Da Nang, or Ho Chi Minh City, depending on their itinerary. 

Departure City	Route Type	Approx. Round-Trip Cost	Airlines
Delhi	Direct + connecting via BKK/SIN	₹28,000 – ₹42,000	Air India, Vietnam Airlines, IndiGo, Thai Airways
Mumbai	Connecting via BKK/KUL/SIN	₹30,000 – ₹45,000	IndiGo, Air Asia, Singapore Airlines
Kolkata	Direct (shortest route)	₹18,000 – ₹28,000	Vietnam Airlines, IndiGo
Chennai	Direct + connecting	₹18,000 – ₹30,000	Vietnam Airlines, Air Asia
Bengaluru	Connecting via BKK/SIN	₹24,000 – ₹38,000	IndiGo, Air Asia, VietJet
Hyderabad	Connecting	₹24,000 – ₹38,000	IndiGo, Air Asia, VietJet

Note: VietJet Air launched direct routes to Bengaluru and Hyderabad in 2025. Check current schedules as seasonal availability applies.

Pro tip: Fly into Hanoi and out of HCMC (or vice versa) for a North-to-South route. Open-jaw tickets cost only marginally more and save you from backtracking 1,650 km.

Major International Airports in Vietnam

• Noi Bai International Airport – Best for North Vietnam
• Da Nang International Airport – Best for Central Vietnam
• Tan Son Nhat International Airport – Best for South Vietnam

Getting Around Vietnam

Domestic flights: The fastest inter-city option. VietJet Air, Bamboo Airways, and Vietnam Airlines connect Hanoi, Da Nang, Nha Trang, and HCMC with flights running 1–2 hours. Cost: ₹2,000–₹6,000 per person one-way if booked in advance.

Trains: The Reunification Express connects Hanoi to HCMC via Da Nang and Nha Trang, running along the coast. Soft sleeper cabins are comfortable and scenic. The 17-hour Hanoi–Da Nang overnight train is a popular option for travellers wanting a slow, scenic alternative to flying.

Private transfers: Most reliable for families and groups.

Grab: Southeast Asia's equivalent of Ola/Uber. Works in Hanoi, Da Nang, Hoi An, HCMC, and Nha Trang. More reliable and fairly priced than hailing taxis off the street.

Do Indians Need a Visa for Vietnam? 

Indian passport holders require a valid visa to enter Vietnam for tourism. The easiest and most recommended option is the Vietnam e-Visa, which can be applied for completely online before travel. 

What is the Vietnam e-Visa for Indian Travellers? 

The e-Visa is the fastest, cheapest, and most flexible option for Indian travellers. As of 2026:

Detail	Information
Validity	Up to 90 days from entry
Single-entry cost	$25 USD (₹2404)
Multiple-entry cost	$50 USD (₹4808)
Processing time	3–5 working days
Entry points	Valid at all 83 international borders (airports, seaports, land crossings)
Apply at	evisa.gov.vn (official government portal only)
Payment	International debit or credit card; non-refundable

Documents required:

• A valid Indian passport (minimum 6 months' validity beyond arrival date, at least 2 blank pages)
• Clear scanned copy of passport biographical page (JPEG, under 2MB)
• Recent passport-size photo (white background, JPEG)
• Intended arrival and departure dates
• Entry and exit port selection

How to Apply for a Vietnam E-Visa

• Visit the official Vietnam e-Visa portal
• Fill in your passport and travel details
• Upload your passport scan and photograph
• Pay the visa fee online
• Receive the approved e-Visa by email within 3–5 working days
• Print a copy and carry it during your Vietnam trip

Visa on Arrival (VoA)

Available at international airports only. Requires a pre-approved visa approval letter obtained before travel, plus a stamp fee of $25 (single entry) paid on arrival. More cumbersome than the e-Visa for most travellers. Useful if you're unable to use the e-Visa system for any reason.

Note: Apply at least 7–10 days before your departure date to avoid delays.

Phu Quoc Visa-Free 

Indian passport holders can enter Phu Quoc visa-free for up to 30 days if they travel directly to the island and stay only within Phu Quoc. India's Embassy in Hanoi issued a specific travel advisory in April 2026 after documenting cases of Indian travellers who:

• Entered Phu Quoc visa-free and then needed to travel to mainland Vietnam (for medical treatment, flight connections, or other reasons) and were unable to do so legally
• Were effectively stranded because mainland Vietnam requires a separate visa

Vietnam Trip Cost From India

Vietnam is one of the most affordable international destinations for Indian travellers, offering great value across hotels, food, transport, cruises, and sightseeing. Your overall Vietnam trip cost depends on the travel season, route, hotel category, and trip duration. 

Expense Category	Budget Trip	Mid-Range Trip	Luxury Trip
Flights from India	₹18,000 – ₹35,000	₹28,000 – ₹45,000	₹45,000+
Hotels (Per Night)	₹2,000 – ₹4,500	₹6,000 – ₹12,000	₹18,000+
Food Per Day	₹1,000 – ₹2,000	₹2,500 – ₹5,000	₹6,000+
Local Transport	₹500 – ₹1,200	₹1,500 – ₹3,000	₹4,000+
Sightseeing & Activities	₹4,000 – ₹10,000	₹12,000 – ₹25,000	₹35,000+
Ha Long Bay Cruise	₹8,000 – ₹12,000	₹15,000 – ₹25,000	₹35,000+
Vietnam e-Visa	₹2,100 – ₹4,750	₹2,100 – ₹4,750	₹2,100 – ₹4,750
Approx. Total Cost (6–8 Days)	₹55,000 – ₹80,000	₹90,000 – ₹1.5 lakh	₹2 lakh+

Vietnam Food Guide: What to Eat and Where

Must-Try Vietnamese Dishes

• Pho: Flat rice noodles in bone broth with beef (bo) or chicken (ga). The broth takes 8–12 hours. A bowl costs ₹150–₹400 at street level and ₹500–₹900 at sit-down restaurants.
• Banh Mi: A French baguette adapted with Vietnamese fillings: pâté, pickled daikon, cucumber, and coriander. Vegetarian versions available. ₹80–₹150 at street stalls.
• Bún Chả: Char-grilled pork patties served in a sweet and sour broth with rice vermicelli and herbs. Hanoi's signature lunch dish.
• Cao Lau: Thick wheat noodles with pork and crispy rice crackers. Available mainly in Hoi An. Local tradition says the noodles are made using water from ancient Cham wells, which cost around ₹200–₹500 per bowl.
• Banh Xeo: Crispy rice flour crepe with shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts, wrapped in lettuce and dipped in fish sauce. A central Vietnam speciality. ₹300–₹600.
• Com Tam: Broken rice with grilled pork, fried egg, and pickled vegetables. HCMC's working-class breakfast. ₹150–₹350.
• Che: Vietnamese dessert: sweet soups made with mung beans, taro, coconut milk, tapioca, or fruit. ₹50–₹150 per cup from street vendors.

Indian & Vegetarian Food in Vietnam 

Vietnam is one of the easiest Southeast Asian destinations for Indian travellers when it comes to food. Strong Buddhist influences, vegetarian-friendly dishes, and growing Indian tourism have made Indian and vegetarian food widely accessible across the country. Indian and vegetarian food is easily available across major Vietnam destinations like Hanoi, Da Nang, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City. Many restaurants serve North Indian, South Indian, Jain-friendly, vegan, and pure vegetarian meals catering specifically to Indian travellers. 

• Hanoi: Namaste India (13 Hang Buom), Dalcheeni (52 Hang Be) are good for dal, paneer dishes, and North Indian bread.
• HCMC: Masala Art (Bui Vien area), Tandoor Restaurant (2 Ngo Duc Ke), Namaste India (Pham Ngu Lao)
• Da Nang: Bollywood Indian Restaurant (An Thuong area)
• Hoi An: Several Indian-run restaurants along Tran Hung Dao Street

Note: Fish sauce (nuoc mam) is a base ingredient in most Vietnamese cooking. If you're strictly vegetarian, specify explicitly and verify at each restaurant.

Nightlife in Vietnam 

• Hanoi: Hanoi’s nightlife is more atmospheric than club-focused, centred around the Old Quarter and Ta Hien Street, where bia hoi beer, live music cafés, and packed street corners create a lively local experience until midnight. 
• Ho Chi Minh City: Vietnam’s most vibrant nightlife scene is in Ho Chi Minh City, where Bui Vien Walking Street, rooftop lounges like Chill Sky Bar, and late-night clubs stay active until 3–4 AM. 
• Da Nang: Beach clubs along My Khe and the promenade near the Dragon Bridge. Modest compared to Hanoi and HCMC, but pleasant.
• Hoi An: Evenings in Hoi An are quieter and experience-driven, with lantern-lit streets, riverside cafés, traditional performances, and the monthly Full Moon Lantern Festival creating a unique atmosphere. 
• Nha Trang: Known for its energetic beachfront nightlife along Tran Phu Boulevard, where beach clubs, bars, and music venues attract younger travellers and group holidays. 

Shopping in Vietnam

Shopping in Vietnam ranges from bustling night markets and tailor shops to handcrafted souvenirs and affordable local fashion. From silk lanterns in Hoi An to Vietnamese coffee and handmade ceramics, the country offers plenty of unique things to bring back for Indian travellers. 

Best Shopping Spots in Vietnam

1. Hanoi: Hanoi’s Old Quarter is known for street markets, lacquerware, silk products, handmade crafts, and Vietnamese coffee shops selling locally roasted beans.
2. Ho Chi Minh City: Vietnam’s biggest shopping scene is in Ho Chi Minh City, especially around Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Centre, and local street markets selling clothes, bags, souvenirs, and snacks at affordable prices.
3. Hoi An: Hoi An Ancient Town is famous for custom tailoring, handmade leather products, silk lanterns, and locally crafted souvenirs made by family-run workshops.
4. Da Nang: Da Nang is popular for seafood markets, marble stone carvings from the Marble Mountains area, local snacks, and beachwear shopping near My Khe Beach.

What to Buy in Vietnam

• Vietnamese coffee beans & drip filters
• Silk scarves and lanterns
• Handmade ceramics and pottery
• Tailor-made suits & dresses
• Lacquerware and bamboo crafts
• Coconut candy and local snacks
• Pearl jewellery from Phu Quoc & Nha Trang

Note on bargaining: Expected at markets. Do not bargain at fixed-price shops or air-conditioned boutiques.

Recommended Hotels & Resorts in Vietnam 

Budget Stays In Vietnam 

• Hanoi: Hanoi Old Quarter Hotel, La Siesta Classic Ma May (Old Quarter location, good breakfast)
• Hoi An: Little Hoi An Boutique Hotel, Phuong Dong Resort
• HCMC: Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint, Silverland Jolie Hotel

Mid-Range stays in Vietnam

• Hanoi: Silk Path Hotel, Pan Pacific Hanoi
• Hoi An: Anantara Hoi An Resort (riverside), Almanity Hoi An Wellness Resort
• Da Nang: Fusion Maia Resort (all-spa-inclusive), Sheraton Grand Da Nang Resort
• HCMC: The Reverie Saigon, Park Hyatt Saigon

Luxury Accommodation in Vietnam

• Ha Long Bay: Paradise Elegance Cruise, Heritage Binh Chuan
• Hoi An: Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai (beach, 5 km from town)
• Phu Quoc: InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay
• Da Nang: Naman Retreat, Hyatt Regency Danang Resort

Customised vs Group Vietnam Tours

Feature	Pickyourtrail (Customised)	Fixed Group Tours
Departure dates	Any date you choose	Fixed weekly/monthly departures
Pace	Designed around your preferences	Standardised, often rushed
Accommodation	Handpicked for your category	Standardised group hotels
Dietary requirements	Addressed specifically	Generic; vegetarian options limited
Internal flexibility	The itinerary is adjustable up to 24 hours before	Fixed
Festival planning	Proactively incorporated	Rarely flagged
Visa guidance	Step-by-step, specific to your route	Generic information
Pricing transparency	No on-trip upsells	Additional charges common

Why Choose Pickyourtrail’s Vietnam Tour Packages 

• 1 million+ personalised itineraries created across global destinations
• 12+ years of expertise in curating international holidays
• 4.6-star rating from thousands of verified travellers
• Fully customisable Vietnam itineraries with no fixed group-tour schedules
• End-to-end Vietnam e-Visa guidance for Indian travellers
• Designed for Indian travellers with vegetarian food options, smarter routing, and practical travel support
• Transparent pricing with no hidden charges or unnecessary on-trip upsells
• Real-time assistance before, during, and after your Vietnam trip
• Handpicked stays across Hanoi, Da Nang, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, and Halong Bay
• Carefully planned itineraries covering beaches, cultural sites, cruises, nightlife, and local experiences. 

What’s Included in Our Vietnam Tour Packages? 

• Handpicked stays range from 3-star boutique hotels to luxury resorts
• Round-trip international flights from India
• Complimentary breakfast daily, with specific packages occasionally including curated lunches and dinners
• Pre-booked tickets and entry passes for major attractions
• English-speaking local guides for city walking tours
• 24/7 App-Based Support

Practical Tips for Indian Travellers in Vietnam

• Language: English is commonly spoken in hotels, cafés, and tourist attractions, but translation apps help in smaller towns and rural regions.
• Connectivity: Viettel and Vinaphone tourist SIMs with 5–10 GB data usually cost ₹300–₹600 and are easily available at airports.
• Clothing: Light cotton clothes work best for Vietnam’s weather, while modest clothing is recommended for temples and pagodas.
• Electricity: Vietnam uses Type A and C sockets with a 220V power supply, so carrying a universal adapter is recommended for Indian travellers.
• Safety: Vietnam is considered safe, though travellers should use Grab for transport, stay alert in crowded markets, and be careful while crossing busy roads.
• Tipping: Tipping is not compulsory, but guides, drivers, and restaurant staff usually appreciate small tips for good service.
• Medical: A basic travel medicine kit, bottled water, and standard food precautions are recommended while travelling across Vietnam.

Common Mistakes Indians Make in Vietnam

• Not carrying cash
• Underestimating domestic flight baggage rules
• Applying for the wrong visa entry port
• Assuming vegetarian means no fish sauce
• Overpacking too many regions

Book Your Vietnam Tour Package Now

Vietnam remains one of the best-value international destinations for Indian travellers, but flight prices, cruise availability, and beachfront resort rates rise quickly during peak travel periods like October–January, Tet Festival, Christmas, New Year, and summer holidays. Ha Long Bay overnight cruises and Phu Quoc beachfront stays often sell out weeks in advance during high-demand seasons.

At Pickyourtrail, every Vietnam tour package is personalised around your travel dates, budget, pace, and preferred experiences instead of fixed group schedules. From visa guidance and flights to cruises, hotels, transfers, and on-trip support, we handle the planning so you can travel stress-free.

Get your customised Vietnam itinerary, updated pricing, and expert travel recommendations today before seasonal airfare hikes and limited cruise inventory impact availability.