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Kavya R.
Oct 2025 · 8 travellers
About the destination
Vietnam stretches 1,650 km from the misty highlands of Sapa to the coconut-fringed shores of Phu Quoc. It's a country of startling contrasts — ancient temples and neon street-food alleys, lush paddy terraces and UNESCO-listed limestone bays.
Quick facts
Best time
Oct – Apr
Ideal duration
10 – 14 days
Budget (per person)
₹60,000+
Visa
e-Visa
Things to do
Halong Bay Cruise
Sleep on a traditional junk boat drifting among thousands of limestone karsts.
Hoi An Ancient Town
Walk lantern-lit streets at night and have clothes tailor-made by morning.
Ho Chi Minh City
Explore the War Remnants Museum by day and the Ben Thanh Night Market by night.
Sapa Trekking
Hike terraced rice fields with homestays in Black Hmong hill-tribe villages.
Mekong Delta
Float through floating markets on a wooden sampan at sunrise.
Phong Nha Caves
Discover one of the world's largest cave systems by kayak and torch.
What makes it special
Vietnamese Pho
Slow-cooked bone broth with rice noodles, fresh herbs, lime, and bird-eye chilli.
Bánh Mì
A French-Vietnamese baguette stuffed with pork, pickled daikon, cilantro, and pâté.
Silk & Lacquerware
Hoi An tailors and Hanoi's Hang Gai silk street are legendary for quality and speed.
Egg Coffee
Hanoi's legendary café drink — egg yolk whipped with condensed milk over strong robusta.
Ao Dai
Vietnam's iconic long-sleeved national dress in silk and chiffon, worn with grace.
Through the lens
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