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Planned by specialists with deep, on-ground knowledge of Vietnam's three key regions.
This ten-day itinerary is designed for travellers who want to experience Vietnam in its full glory, not just tick off its famous sights. This Vietnam tour package shows you around the country at a comfortable pace. Travellers can enjoy Hanoi’s lively streets and Hạ Long Bay’s limestone waters before moving on to central Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City. Domestic flights reduce the travel time between locations, leaving more time to enjoy each destination.
Planned by specialists with deep, on-ground knowledge of Vietnam's three key regions.
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Touch down in Hanoi and transfer to your hotel to check in. Once you’ve settled in, head into the Old Quarter where you’ll find French colonial buildings standing beside street stalls dishing out pho and banh mi.
Drive towards the coast and spend the day on Hạ Long Bay, where thousands of limestone karsts rise dramatically from the water. Board your day cruise and glide through hidden coves and quiet inlets while enjoying the scenery around you. Sit down to lunch on board as the boat threads its way through the bay.
Travel south to Ninh Binh and trade Hạ Long Bay’s open waters for a landscape of limestone cliffs, rice paddies and winding rivers. Climb into a small rowing boat and let local rowers guide you through narrow cave tunnels, ducking beneath low rock ceilings along the way. Stop for lunch at a riverside restaurant, then drive back to Hanoi.
Check out of your Hanoi hotel and transfer to the airport for a short domestic flight to Da Nang. Leave the north’s cooler air behind as you arrive in the warmer coastal centre. Check into your hotel after the transfer, then spend the rest of the day wandering the beachfront or unwinding at your leisure.
Ride one of the world’s longest non-stop cable car journeys into the hills above Da Nang. Step onto the Golden Bridge, framed by giant hands built to resemble stone, then wander through the recreated French Village with its alpine-style architecture. Stop for lunch at the hilltop before riding the cable car back down to the city.
Climb through the Marble Mountains in the morning, passing Buddhist shrines and cave pagodas tucked into five limestone peaks. Continue to Hoi An in the afternoon and walk through its ancient town, where yellow facades glow against silk lanterns along the riverside. As dusk arrives, take a lantern boat ride and release a floating lantern onto the river before dinner.
Check out of your Da Nang hotel and fly south to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest city, formerly known as Saigon. Transfer to your hotel after landing and check in, then leave the evening open for your first taste of the city’s lively streets, cafés and nightlife at your own pace.
Descend into the Cu Chi Tunnels and explore short sections of the underground network once used during wartime, gaining a closer sense of what life and conflict looked like beneath the ground. Continue to the Mekong Delta in the afternoon and cruise its narrow waterways past fruit orchards and riverside villages.
Board the Saigon Princess for an evening cruise along the Saigon River. Watch the city’s skyline transform as the light fades, then settle in for dinner on board while the boat passes glowing towers and the busy waterfront.
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before checking out and transferring to Ho Chi Minh City airport for your departure flight. Our team will assist with any last formalities before you head home.
Hanoi, Vietnam Dolce by Wyndham Hanoi Golden Lake offers a luxurious stay in Hanoi, known for its elegant interiors, modern amenities, and distinctive gold-accented design.
The hotel is subject to availability. An equivalent or superior property will be arranged in case of unavailability. Upgrades are available on request.
A typical Hạ Long Bay cruise includes boat transport through the limestone islands, a guided stop at one of the karst caves and lunch or dinner served on board, depending on whether you choose a day or overnight cruise.
Phú Quốc is worth adding if you want dedicated beach time, since it offers calmer waters and quieter shores than Da Nang or Nha Trang, making it a popular add-on after a multi-city Vietnam holiday package from White Trails.
Hue is important because it served as the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, Vietnam’s last royal family, and its citadel and tombs remain among the best- preserved imperial sites in the country.
At Vietnam’s floating markets, particularly Cai Rang near Can Tho, try fresh
tropical fruit, coconut candy and bowls of noodle soup sold directly from
boats, a distinctly local way to experience Mekong River Delta life.
The traditional Ao Dai represents grace and national identity in Vietnamese
culture and is worn during festivals, weddings and formal occasions. Many
Vietnam tour packages from White Trails include the option to try one on for
photos in Hoi An or Hue.
The best place to shop for souvenirs on a Ho Chi Minh City tour is Ben Thanh Market, known for lacquerware, coffee and local handicrafts, while Hoi An’s night market suits lantern and silk purchases further north.
Carrying a mix of both cash and cards works best on Vietnam tour packages from White Trails. Cards are generally accepted in hotels and larger
restaurants, but cash in Vietnamese Dong is essential for markets, street food and smaller vendors across Hanoi and Hoi An.
Tipping is appreciated but not compulsory in Vietnam. On Hạ Long Bay cruises and guided city tours, a small amount for guides and drivers is customary, especially when service has been attentive throughout the day.
Vietnam group tour packages from White Trails differ from independent travel by bundling hotels and guided sightseeing into one planned route. This is great for personal and corporate groups who want to visit Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City without separate bookings.
Packing for a Vietnam trip spanning north to south means layering. Hanoi can be cool, especially outside summer, while Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City stay warm and humid, so light fabrics with one warmer layer work best.
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