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Vietnam
Soul of
Indochina

Where emerald rice paddies meet limestone karsts. A land of ancient temples, lantern-lit towns, dramatic coastlines, and flavours that linger long after you leave.

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Destinations › Vietnam
About the Destination

A Living Tapestry of
Culture, Coast & Cuisine

Stretching 1,650 km from north to south, Vietnam is a country of breathtaking contrasts — from the misty mountains of Sapa and the karst bays of Ha Long to the ancient streets of Hoi An and the buzzing energy of Ho Chi Minh City.

8
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
🏮 Lantern Towns
🛶 Ha Long Bay
🌾 Rice Terraces
🛕 Ancient Temples
🏖️ Tropical Beaches
🍜 Street Food Culture
🚵 Motorbike Adventures
🌿 Jungle Trekking
Must Visit Spots

Famous Places

Explore the iconic bays, ancient towns and scenic landscapes of Vietnam.

Ha Long Bay

Ha Long Bay

A UNESCO wonder of emerald waters and thousands of towering limestone karst islands.

Golden Bridge Vietnam

Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills)

An iconic bridge held by giant stone hands, offering breathtaking mountain views near Da Nang.

Hoi An Ancient Town

Hoi An Ancient Town

A magical lantern-lit UNESCO town of colourful shophouses and timeless charm.

Phu Quoc Island

Phu Quoc Island

Vietnam's largest island with pristine white beaches and crystal-clear tropical waters.

Local Cuisines

Famous Food

Taste the authentic flavors of Vietnam's world-renowned street food and regional dishes.

Fresh Spring Rolls

Fresh Spring Rolls

Light rice paper rolls filled with fresh herbs, vegetables and glass noodles.

Cao Lau

Cao Lau

Hoi An's signature thick noodle dish with fresh greens and crispy rice crackers.

Pho

Pho

Vietnam's soul food — slow-cooked bone broth with rice noodles, herbs and tender meat.

Banh Mi

Banh Mi

The legendary Vietnamese baguette stuffed with meats, pickled veggies and fresh chilli.

Activities & Experiences

Things To Do

Cruises, jungle treks, cooking classes and unforgettable Vietnamese experiences.

Ha Long Bay Cruise
Most Popular

Ha Long Bay Cruise

Sail through misty limestone karsts and hidden caves on an overnight junk boat cruise.

Sapa Trekking

Hike through ethnic villages and terraced hills.

Hoi An Lantern Night

Drift paper lanterns on the Thu Bon River.

Island Snorkeling

Explore reefs and clear waters off Phu Quoc.

Our Services

What We Offer

Comfortable stays, hassle-free travel and local experts for unforgettable journeys.

Premium Stays & Comfort

Enjoy carefully selected hotels and resorts that blend comfort, local charm, and memorable dining experiences for a relaxing stay.

Easy & Hassle-Free Travel

From airport pickups to smooth local travel, we handle the logistics so you can explore every destination stress-free.

Local Experts & Guides

Discover hidden gems and authentic experiences with expert local guides who bring every destination to life.

Handpicked Packages

Ready to Experience Vietnam?

Our expert team has curated the perfect Vietnam packages for every type of traveller — from cultural journeys to coastal escapes.

FAQs

Vietnam — Frequently Asked Questions

What to know before visiting Indochina.

Yes, Indian passport holders typically need a visa (commonly an e-visa) for Vietnam — we confirm the current process and required documents as part of your booking.

This varies by region since Vietnam spans a long north-south stretch — generally, October to April is favorable for the north (Hanoi, Ha Long Bay), while the south (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta) is more consistent year-round with a wet season from May to October.

Yes — an overnight cruise through Ha Long Bay's limestone karsts is one of Vietnam's most distinctive experiences and a common highlight of northern itineraries.

Yes, though it requires more days given the distance — a 7-9 day itinerary combining Hanoi/Ha Long Bay in the north with Ho Chi Minh City/Mekong Delta in the south is a common structure, usually connected by a short domestic flight.

Yes, Vietnam is generally one of the more affordable countries in Southeast Asia for food, local transport, and accommodation, which makes it popular for longer trips.