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This seven-day itinerary takes you from Vietnam’s northern charm to its southern pulse, with enough time to enjoy each stop without spending half the holiday in transit. This Vietnam tour package pairs Hanoi’s buzzing Old Quarter with Hạ Long Bay’s limestone scenery, Da Nang’s dramatic hills and Ho Chi Minh City’s riverside character. Two nights in each city keep the pace comfortable, while domestic flights make the longer stretches easy to manage.
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Arrive at Noi Bai International Airport and head to your hotel in Hanoi. After checking in, set out on a guided city tour through the Old Quarter, where French colonial buildings and street food stalls serving pho and banh mi bring the city to life.
Leave Hanoi behind and head towards the coast for a day on Hạ Long Bay. Cruise through emerald waters as towering limestone karsts rise around you, with lunch on board as you take in the scenery. Spend the afternoon exploring the bay before heading back to Hanoi by evening.
Check out of your Hanoi hotel and catch a short domestic flight to Da Nang, a coastal city known for its long stretch of beach and easy pace. Transfer to your hotel and check in, then spend the rest of the day at leisure along Da Nang beach or exploring nearby markets.
Head inland to Ba Na Hills, where a cable car ride lifts you through the clouds to the French Village, a hilltop retreat with a distinctly European feel. Walk across the iconic Golden Bridge, where two giant stone-like hands appear to lift the walkway above the hills. Take in the sweeping mountain views before heading back to Da Nang for dinner.
Check out of your Da Nang hotel and fly south to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest city and commercial heart. Transfer to your hotel and check in, then explore the city’s mix of colonial architecture and modern skyline at your own pace through the evening.
Head out from Ho Chi Minh City towards the Mekong River Delta and follow its narrow canals through coconut groves and riverside orchards. Take a smaller boat to a local village, where you can taste fresh fruit and honey tea and see local crafts being made. Make your way back to the city by evening.
Start the morning with breakfast at your hotel, then check out. Take a private transfer to Tan Son Nhat International Airport in time for your onward flight, bringing your week-long journey through Vietnam to a close.
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The hotel is subject to availability. An equivalent or superior property will be arranged in case of unavailability. Upgrades are available on request.
A Halong Bay day cruise covers the main karsts and swimming spots before returning in the evening. On the other hand, an overnight cruise adds sunset views, dinner and a night anchored in the bay, worth considering if your White Trails’ Vietnam tour packages allow an extra day.
Yes, Da Nang beach is worth visiting beyond the Ba Na Hills day trip. My KheBeach is pleasant for an early morning walk or a relaxed afternoon by the sea, and White Trails’ Da Nang itineraries leave time for it.
Hue Imperial City was Vietnam’s royal capital under the Nguyen Dynasty for more than a century. Its citadel, palaces and royal tombs remain important examples of Vietnam’s imperial heritage and feature in several Vietnam holiday packages curated by White Trails as an add-on.
Hanoi street food is generally safe for tourists when choosing busy stalls with high turnover and visible cooking. Local favourites such as pho, banh mi and bun cha are popular choices on any Hanoi tour.
Before visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels, expect narrow, low passages that require some crouching and walking. The tunnels were used during the Vietnam War, with preserved sections now open to visitors as part of most White Trails’ Ho Chi Minh City tour itineraries.
Vietnam group tours suit larger families and friend groups well, especially when transfers, cruises and hotels are arranged together. White Trails’ Vietnam group tour packages can also offer better per-person rates than organising each part separately.
The best way to shop for silk in Vietnam is to visit established silk destinations such as Van Phuc Silk Village near Hanoi or Hoi An’s tailoring shops, where you can find ready-made and custom pieces.
Boat rides through the Mekong Delta are usually calm, with most routes winding through narrow canals rather than open water. They’re comfortable for most travellers, including children and older guests, and are a popular highlight of many of the Vietnam tour packages White Trails curates.
You don’t need to carry cash throughout Vietnam, but it’s useful for smaller purchases. Cards are commonly accepted at hotels and larger restaurants, while smaller markets, street food stalls and rural areas are more likely to require cash.
Nha Trang is worth adding to your Vietnam holiday package if you have a few extra days. Its clear-water beaches and diving spots make it a popular extension, although it falls outside most standard White Trails itineraries covering Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City.
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