Vietnam Tour Packages

Have you been to Vietnam? No? Then imagine this. You are on a boat in Ha Long Bay. Limestone mountains everywhere. Wind on your face. Your person is right beside you. Arms stretch out, and yes, you do the Rose and Jack pose like the Titanic. Nobody planned it. It just happens. Your heart is racing. Your phone cannot keep up. That dopamine rush, that exact feeling, is what a Vietnam tour package actually gives you.

Vietnam is not similar to other destinations. It is very different. You will get to see ancient temples one morning and French colonial cafes in the evening. Do you love Street food? You will get many here that start from just ₹50. Beaches that have not been ruined by overbuilding. Hill stations like Sapa, where rice terraces drop down into fog-filled valleys. History so layered and complicated that every city feels like its own country. Budget travelers love it. Honeymooners love it. Families with kids love it. In short, everyone loves it.

Viacation's Best Vietnam Tour Packages start at just ₹45,000 per person. And right now, early bookings come with up to ₹10,000 off. The packages, covering flights, stays, transfers, and sightseeing, for less than what many people spend on a domestic holiday.

"Booked my Vietnam honeymoon through Viacation. Everything was sorted, right from the airport. Zero stress, 100% memories." - Sanoli, Delhi

Key Highlights of a Vietnam Trip:

1. Cruise through Ha Long Bay on an overnight boat
2. Explore Hanoi's Old Quarter and Ho Chi Minh City's buzzing streets
3. Walk the Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills
4. Experience the Mekong Delta by boat
5. Shop the night markets and enjoy rooftop nightlife

Why Choose Viacation for Your Vietnam Tour Package?

Viacation has been helping travelers plan trips that actually go well, not just look good on paper. No vague itineraries, no surprise charges, no "figure it out when you land" moments.

1. Customized Vietnam Tour Packages: No two vacations are the same. Whether it is a romantic honeymoon in Hoi An, a fun trip with kids in Hanoi, or a getaway with friends, we build the plan around you. You choose the places, pick the type of hotel, and decide how much you want to see. The plan changes to fit you—you don't have to change for the plan.
2. Best Price and Value for Money: ₹45,000 might seem like a lot, but it covers almost everything: flights, hotels, rides from the airport, breakfast every day, tours, and tickets. There are no hidden fees or extra costs later. We are honest about the price from the very start.
3. End-to-End Travel Support: We take the stress out of travel, so your Vietnam Travel Budget stays under control. Someone meets you at the airport, support is always there on WhatsApp, and even your visa is handled before you leave. All the small details are sorted, so you can just relax and enjoy the trip.
4. Local Expertise and On-Ground Support: Guides in Vietnam who know which street food stall is actually safe, which temple is less crowded in the morning, and which route avoids the tourist buses. That local knowledge changes the whole experience.
5. Trusted by Thousands of Indian Travelers: Real reviews, repeat bookings, and word-of-mouth referrals have been Viacation's biggest growth engine. That says more than any marketing claim.
6. Handpicked Hotels and Experiences: We check every hotel ourselves, so you won't have any bad surprises when you open your door with our Vietnam Tour Packages. We also pick activities based on how good they are, not just how famous they are. This means you won’t waste your time at "tourist traps."

Must-Visit Tourist Attractions in Vietnam

Don't search Vietnam's history on Google. It is in these best places in Vietnam.

1. Cu Chi Tunnels

1. City: Ho Chi Minh City
2. Best Time to Visit: December to April
3. USP: Cu Chi Tunnels is a 250 km underground tunnel network used during the Vietnam War. You can actually crawl through sections of it. Claustrophobic but unforgettable.
4. Entry Fee: Approx. ₹250 to ₹400 per person
5. Timings: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily

2. War Remnants Museum

1. City: Ho Chi Minh City
2. Best Time to Visit: Year-round, mornings preferred
3. USP: War Remnants Museum is one of the most honest war museums in the world. Photographs, artifacts, and stories that do not sanitize what happened. Emotionally heavy but important, and a powerful stop during Vietnam Travel.
4. Entry Fee: Approx. ₹150 per person
5. Timings: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM daily

3. Marble Mountains

1. City: Da Nang
2. Best Time to Visit: February to August
3. USP: Marble Mountains has five marble and limestone hills with Buddhist shrines, caves, and tunnel systems carved inside. Views from the top stretch across Da Nang city and the coastline.
4. Entry Fee: Approx. ₹150 for mountains, ₹80 for elevator
5. Timings: 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM daily

4. Hoa Lo Prison Relic

1. City: Hanoi
2. Best Time to Visit: Early in the morning to avoid the crowd
3. USP: Hoa Lo Prison Relic was originally built by French colonizers to hold Vietnamese political prisoners, later used during the American War. A sobering, layered history that most tourists skip, and shouldn't.
4. Entry Fee: Approx. ₹180 per person
5. Timings: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily

5. Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum

1. City: Hanoi
2. Best Time to Visit: Weekday mornings only to avoid long lines
3. USP: Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum is a preserved resting place of Vietnam's founding leader. The surrounding Ba Dinh Square and Presidential Palace complex are equally worth a visit. A key stop in many Vietnam Packages. Dress modestly.
4. Entry Fee: Free
5. Timings: 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM Tuesday to Thursday. Friday and Monday are closed for maintenance periods

Best Beaches in Vietnam

Not every beach trip needs Maldives-level pricing. Vietnam's coastline stretches over 3,000 km, and some of the best beaches in Vietnam are still genuinely unspoiled.

1. An Bang Beach, Hoi An

Relaxed, clean, and about 4 km from Hoi An's Old Town. The vibe is slow, the beachside cafes are good, and the crowds are manageable compared to Nha Trang.

Best time: March to August

Best for: Couples and slow travelers

Highlights:

1. Bamboo bar culture
2. Bicycle rides from Hoi An town

2. Nha Trang Beach, Khanh Hoa

Vietnam's most popular beach city. Six km of white sand, clear blue water, and a proper beachfront promenade. The Vietnam Trip Cost feels worth it here, with scuba diving, snorkeling, and island hopping all being big highlights.

Best time: February to May

Best for: Groups and water sports lovers

Highlights:

1. Island hopping
2. Diving
3. cable car to Vinpearl Land

3. My Khe Beach, Da Nang

Called "China Beach" by American soldiers during the war, it is now one of the most accessible beaches in Vietnam, right next to a major city. Long, wide, and lined with seafood restaurants.

Best time: February to August.

Best for: These Vietnam Packages best for families and first-timers.

Highlights:

1. Easy airport access
2. excellent seafood
3. clean and safe waters

4. Doc Let Beach, Ninh Hoa

If you have heard complaints about crowded Vietnamese beaches, Doc Let is the answer. Shallow, crystal-clear water. White sand that actually squeaks. Almost no crowds.

Best time: January, March, and April

Best for: Honeymooners and luxury seekers.

Highlights:

1. Private resort vibes
2. Salt flats nearby
3. Very photogenic

5. Lang Co Beach, Thua Thien Hue

Tucked between Hai Van Pass and Lap An Lagoon, Lang Co Beach is long and quiet, surrounded by hills on one side and the sea on the other. It’s the kind of place you’ll come across in Vietnam Packages, where the drive itself feels like part of the experience.

Best time: March to August.

Best for: Road-trippers and photography lovers.

Highlights:

1. Lagoon views
2. fresh seafood
3. proximity to Hue city

Temples in Vietnam Worth Your Time

Vietnam's spiritual culture runs deep. Buddhist pagodas, Confucian temples, and Hindu sanctuaries from the ancient Cham kingdom. It is more diverse than most people expect.

1. One Pillar Pagoda, Hanoi

Built in 1049 by Emperor Ly Thai Tong, this tiny temple rises from a single stone pillar over a square lotus pond. One Pillar Pagoda is small but significant, and you’ll find it included in many Vietnam Tour Packages. The architecture is meant to represent a lotus flower emerging from water, a Buddhist symbol of purity and enlightenment.

Best time to visit: In the morning to avoid school groups.

Travel Tip:

1. Combine this with the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum next door, since both are in the same complex.
2. Keep clothing modest and speak quietly inside.

Timings: 7 AM to 6 PM daily

Entry Fee: Free

2. Bai Dinh Pagoda, Ninh Binh

Bai Dinh Pagoda is the largest Buddhist complex in Southeast Asia. Over 500 stone-carved Arhat statues line the mountain path leading up. The main hall houses a 100-ton bronze Buddha. The scale is genuinely hard to believe until you are standing inside it.

Best time: January to March, but avoid the Tet holiday crowds.

Travel Tip:

1. Rent an electric cart inside the complex if you want to cover it fully without exhausting yourself.
2. Dress conservatively, arms and legs covered.
3. The complex is large; wear comfortable shoes.

Ticket Prices: ₹720

Timings: 7 AM to 9 PM daily

3. Temple of Literature, Hanoi

Temple of Literature is the oldest school in Vietnam! It was built a long time ago, in 1070. It still looks very old and beautiful. In the garden, there are big rocks with the names of smart students carved into them from hundreds of years ago. It’s a very special piece of history, and honestly, visiting places like this makes the Vietnam Trip Cost feel completely worth it.

Best time: October to April. Mornings are quieter and better for photos.

Travel Tip: Read about Vietnam's history of Confucian education before visiting. It changes how you see the whole complex.

Timings: 8 AM to 5 PM daily

Ticket Prices: ₹715

4. Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hanoi

Hanoi's oldest Tran Quoc pagoda sits on a small island in West Lake. The multi-tiered red tower is one of the most photographed religious sites in northern Vietnam. The surrounding lake view adds to the calm.

Best time: October to April, golden hour preferred.

Travel Tip: Visit just before sunset for the best light on the pagoda and the lake reflections.

Timings: 7:30 AM to 5 PM daily. For 2:30 hours, it is kept closed after 11 AM.

Entry Fee: Free

5. My Son Sanctuary, Quang Nam

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this place is part of many Vietnam Tour Packages from India. These are the ruins of a Hindu temple complex built by the ancient Cham civilization between the 4th and 13th centuries. Older than Angkor Wat in concept and cultural significance. The jungle setting makes it feel genuinely archaeological.

Best time: February to May. Comfortable shoes and lightweight clothing are essential. Early morning visits avoid the heat and tour groups.

Travel Tip: Hire a local guide specifically for My Son Sanctuary. The historical context makes the ruins far more interesting than they appear at first glance.

Timings: 6 AM to 5 PM daily.

Ticket Prices: ₹540

Things to Do in Vietnam That Actually Stay With You

Vietnam rewards people who do more than sightseeing. These are the things to do in Vietnam experiences that people talk about for years.

1. Cruise in Ha Long Bay

Overnight cruises on traditional wooden junks, with kayaking, swimming, and cave exploration built into the schedule. The bay looks completely different at sunrise. Book a mid-range or premium cruise; the cheapest ones cut corners on safety and quality.

Cruise Prices Per Person:

1. Day Cruise: ₹4,000-₹10,000 for 1 day
2. Budget Cruise: ₹11,000-₹20,000 for 2 days and 1 night
3. Luxury Cruise: ₹25,000-₹50,000 for 2 days and 1 night

2. Explore Caves in Phong Nha

Son Doong is the world's largest cave. Paradise Cave has formations that stretch for kilometers. Most people don't know about Phong Nha, which is exactly why it is still worth going to. Guided cave treks start from ₹1,200 per person, which fits well within the overall Vietnam Trip Cost.

3. Trek in Sapa

Rice terraces on steep hillsides, misty valleys, and homestays with local ethnic communities. The Fansipan summit, Vietnam's highest peak at 3,147 m, is accessible by cable car for those who don't want a full trek. Best between March and May and September to November.

4. Beach and Water Activities

Snorkeling around the Cham Islands near Hoi An, kitesurfing in Mui Ne, or just kayaking the lagoons near Nha Trang. The water is warm, and the gear rental is cheap compared to Indian beach destinations.

5. Street Food Tours in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City

Pho, banh mi, bun cha, com tam, and fresh spring rolls. The best ones are found on small plastic stools on the sidewalk, not in tourist restaurants. Guided evening food tours cost around ₹600 to ₹1,200 and are genuinely worth every rupee.

6. Cultural and Heritage Experiences

The ancient town of Hoi An, with its lantern-lit streets and well-preserved merchant houses, is a UNESCO site that still functions as a real town and is part of Vietnam Tour Packages. Hue's Imperial Citadel, modeled on China's Forbidden City, is often overlooked in favor of beach destinations. Don’t skip either.

7. Walk the Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills

That famous photo with two giant stone hands holding a gold bridge above the clouds? That is Ba Na Hills, near Da Nang. It is a theme park on a mountain, and it is far more surreal in person than it looks in photos. Cable car ride included.

8. Boat Ride in the Mekong Delta

Narrow channels, floating markets, coconut candy factories, and rice paddies that stretch to the horizon. Day trips from Ho Chi Minh City run around ₹1,500 to ₹2,500 per person. Go early; the floating markets shut down by mid-morning.

9. Cable Car Rides and Scenic Viewpoints

Fansipan in Sapa, Ba Na Hills in Da Nang, and Sun World Hon Thom in Phu Quoc all offer cable car rides with views that are hard to believe are real. The Fansipan cable car, at 6,292 m long, is one of the longest in the world, and these experiences fit perfectly into a Vietnam Trip itinerary.

10. Shopping and Nightlife

Hoi An's lantern market and tailored clothing, Ho Chi Minh City's Ben Thanh Night Market, and Hanoi's Weekend Night Market on Hang Dao Street. Bargaining is expected and enjoyable. For nightlife, Ho Chi Minh City's Bui Vien Street is the most concentrated party area in Southeast Asia.

Best Time to Visit Vietnam

Vietnam is long and thin. The weather in the north and south is completely different in the seasons. Planning without knowing this is how you end up in Hanoi in November rain or Da Nang during a typhoon warning.

Spring: March to April

The best window for most of Vietnam. North and Central regions have warm, dry days without extreme heat. South Vietnam is coming off its cool season. Fewer tourists, better hotel rates, and a more manageable Vietnam Travel Budget with comfortable conditions for outdoor activities..

1. Travel Tip: Book Ha Long Bay cruises in March. The bay is calmer and clearer before summer humidity sets in.

Summer: May to August

Hot and humid across most of the country, with temperatures hitting 35°C or above in the south. Northern highland areas like Sapa and Ha Giang are actually at their greenest and most photogenic. Central beaches like Da Nang and Nha Trang are in peak season.

1. Travel Tip: Avoid Central Vietnam's coastal areas from September onwards. Typhoon season peaks then and can disrupt plans significantly.

Autumn: September to November

North Vietnam cools down and becomes ideal for trekking and city exploration. Hoi An hosts its lantern festival in late October. The south stays warm and manageable. Central Vietnam gets rain, but Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are lovely.

1. Travel Tip: Ha Giang's rice terrace harvest season falls in September to October. If you can add two extra days, it is worth it.

Winter: December to February

North Vietnam gets genuinely cold, around 10°C to 22°C in Hanoi, something you’ll notice while exploring through Vietnam Tour Packages. Sapa can drop to near zero. But South Vietnam and beaches like Phu Quoc and Nha Trang are in their prime dry season. Great time for beach trips and Ho Chi Minh City exploration.

1. Travel Tip: Avoid Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year, usually late January or early February). Businesses close, transport is packed, and prices spike. If you must travel during Tet, book everything months in advance.

How to Reach Vietnam from India

Recently, one of our customers shared his experience, saying, " If you want to go to Vietnam. Either search on Google for how to reach Vietnam, or just book Vietnam tour packages from India.”

By Air

1. Prime Departure Cities: Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore
2. Departure Airports:
3. Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi (DEL)
4. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai (BOM)
5. Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore (BLR)
6. Arrival Cities: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City
7. Arrival Airports:
8. Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) in Hanoi
9. Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN)
10. Airlines: IndiGo, Air India, Vietnam Airlines, and VietJet
11. Connecting Flights: Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur
12. Tickets: ₹18,000 to ₹35,000 round trip
13. Time: 4 to 10 hours(including layovers)

Visa Information for Indian Travelers

Indian passport holders need a visa to enter Vietnam, and this is commonly handled as part of Vietnam Packages. Two options are available:

1. E-Visa: Applied online at the official Vietnam Immigration portal. Processing takes 3 to 5 business days. Cost is approximately ₹2,100. Valid for 90 days, single or multiple entries. This is the easiest and most recommended option.
2. Visa on Arrival: Requires a pre-approved letter arranged through a travel agent before you fly. The letter is used at the airport on arrival to collect your visa sticker. Slightly more paperwork, but it works well for last-minute bookings.

Viacation handles the e-Visa application as part of the package, making Vietnam Travel smoother. You don't need to figure out government portals on your own.