Vietnam and Bali Tour Packages

Bali seems to offer it all. It has locations that seem unaffected by time, despite the fact that several areas there have recently suffered from overcommercialization. As a result, every traveler stands to find just a little piece of paradise in Bali. So, whether you choose to learn more about the unique culture of the Balinese people, or go scuba diving in coral reefs? You will end up with a fulfilling experience either way. Here, we take a look at some of the best places to visit in Vietnam and Bali to help you with booking your Bali tour package and Vietnam tour package. Let's get started!

Vietnam and Bali Travel Packages

Vietnam and Bali Holiday Packages	Duration	*Price(Per person)
Romantic 8 Nights Bali and Vietnam Honeymoon Packages	9 Days/8 Nights	Rs. 99,947 (Hotels, Activities, Transfers)
Enigmatic 9 Nights Bali and Vietnam Travel Packages	10 Days/9 Nights	Rs. 98,961 (Hotels, Activities, Transfers)
Majestic 8 Nights Bali and Vietnam Packages	9 Days/8 Nights	Rs. 65,513 (Hotels, Activities, Transfers)
Scenic 9 Nights Bali Vietnam Tour Packages	10 Days/9 Nights	Rs. 59,706 (Hotels, Activities, Transfers)
Amazing 10 Nights Bali and Vietnam Holiday Packages	11 Days/10 Nights	Rs. 59,800 (Hotels, Activities, Transfers)
An ideal 8 night Vietnam + Bali itinerary for a Honeymoon getaway	9 Days/8 Nights	Rs. 35,374 (Hotels, Activities, Transfers)
The perfect 9 day Bali + Vietnam Honeymoon itinerary to rejuvenate	9 Days/8 Nights	Rs. 46,514 (Hotels, Activities, Transfers)

Places to visit in Bali:

1. Uluwatu:

Uluwatu is a popular surfing destination located at the southwesterly tip of Bukit that draws surfers of all skill levels to its thrilling beachfront. The waves consist of five top-notch surf breaks. One can also enjoy from the hotels and eateries that look out to the Indian Ocean and provide stunning views. However, this place is not just for the adventure enthusiast. We can say so as the Pura Luru Uluwatu temple is a significant cultural attraction nearby. With extensive attractions on offer, Uluwatu should definitely be added to your Vietnam Bali package.

2. Pura Ulun Danu Bratan:

Located in Bedugul, west of Lake Bratan, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan is a 17th-century temple honouring the Hindu trinity of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva. The temple is built in the typical Balinese style with tiered shrines to honour the Hindu gods. This stunning place of worship has the Bedugul mountains as its backdrop. Being situated next to Lake Beratan, the tranquil waters of the lake mirror it to result in a mesmerising floating scenery. We recommend that you hire a boat here and take a tour of the lake while admiring the magnificent view of the temple.

3. Tegallalang Rice fields:

Located on the route to Kintamani, the Tegallalang Rice Terraces are a well-liked stop. These fields are also located approximately 20 minutes north of Ubud in Bali and are well-known for their breathtaking setting. The two swings where one may take pictures are one of the major draws here. The location looks particularly breathtaking during dawn and dusk. The atmosphere here is extremely pleasant thanks to fresh winds and nice weather to complement the picturesque view. The valley's ageless appeal compliments the area's vibrant culture. Like any other appealing attraction in Bali, there is plenty to do here! One can click some beautiful pictures, enjoy a cup of coffee at one of the cute tiny cafés, and much more. We suggest you make some time for the adjacent Pakudui hamlet to look at the elaborate woodwork crafts. We highly recommend that you add these rice fields to your Vietnam Bali tours.

Places to visit in Vietnam:

Halong Bay:

Halong Bay has long been recognised as a unique destination. This can be best understood by the fact that a section of the region received the designation of a World Heritage Site in 1994. Fast forward to the modern day and Halong Bay's ethereal splendour is a sight to behold. This destination is well known for little islands of varied sizes and forms surrounded by clear blue seas and towering karst limestone pillars. Situated in northern Vietnam, it is the most visited tourist destination on this side of the country. The principal entrance to the waters is through Halong City. A cruise or day trip boat is the most popular method of viewing the area, where visitors lounge on the boats while they pass by limestone pillars and a variety of islands. An island drop-off and cave investigations are common additions to cruises and day outings. Moreover, there are some floating communities where guests are welcome to stop by! We suggest you take your time and meet the residents, sample their cuisine, and purchase trinkets. Another pastime that has grown significantly in popularity over the past several years is kayaking. On a beautiful sunny day, one may kayak close to and around the limestone pillars. Some caverns also permit kayak exploration, which is a thrilling experience. In conclusion, Halong Bay should be a mandatory inclusion in your Bali Vietnam Tour Package.

Hanoi:

Perched on the banks of the Red River - Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam. It is one of the oldest cities in the world and therefore has a noteworthy past. Hanoi is a fusion of French, Chinese, and Southeast Asian cultures, with well-preserved colonial buildings, golden pagodas, distinctive museums. One can enjoy delectable cuisine, entertainment options, and traditional bazaars on their visit here. The most amazing site of historical and cultural importance in Hanoi is the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where remains of rulers of yesteryear are interred. Additionally, Perfume Pagoda, and Hoa Lo Prison Relic, which are both on the UNESCO World Heritage List are worth visiting as well. The Old Quarter and French Quarter are culturally rich albeit mysterious regions filled with courtyards and buildings designed in the Parisian style. If you get saturated by all these attractions then a break from the monotony of the city may be found at Bach Ma Temple, Tran Quoc Pagoda, and so on. Do not forget to add Hanoi to your Vietnam Bali package!

Hoi An:

Located in central Vietnam, Hoi An, is a village and also one of the oldest ones in Asia. It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Hoi An, which is south of Danang, means a calm gathering spot. It is one of the richest and most significant towns in Vietnam in terms of both heritage and culture. It is worth noting here that Hoi An can only be accessible by road and lacks an airport or railway station . Thankfully, other things make up for this glaring negative. To start with, Hoi An's cuisine is deliciously unique and multicultural because it is a commercial port. Traditional regional food is on offer here too, however, it is seen to be served with influences from Eastern Asia and other Southeast Asian countries. It is no wonder then that cooking is extremely popular here. This means that cooking workshops, where visitors can try their hand at making some traditional meals, are a common tourist activity in this area.

We are sure you must be raring to set off to both Vietnam and Bali by now. So, head on over to PickYourTrail to book an economical and customisable travel package to these amazing travel destinations. Happy travels!