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Vietnam
Get to know Vietnam through its different regions: Hanoi and the limestone landscapes of the north, the historic towns of central Vietnam, and Ho Chi Minh City in the south.
Where to start
Northern Vietnam
Hanoi brings together Old Quarter streets and lakeside walks. Beyond the capital, Ninh Binh and Ha Long Bay offer contrasting views of Vietnam’s limestone landscapes.
Central Vietnam
Hue’s imperial heritage, Hoi An’s old town and Da Nang’s coast introduce a different side of the country.
Southern Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City combines busy streets, markets and museums. The Mekong Delta extends south into a landscape of rivers and agricultural communities.
Build your route
Begin with your arrival and departure airports, then count the days available between them. Mark every hotel change and travel day before filling the itinerary with activities.
Compare a trip focused on one region with a route covering several regions. Include airport transfers, station access and check-in time when comparing transport options.
Before you book
Check weather information for each stop and your travel dates, rather than relying on one forecast for the whole country.
Confirm entry requirements for your passport, transport schedules and accommodation locations before making reservations. Leave space in your plans for meals, breaks and unexpected delays.
Plan your Vietnam itinerary
14-Day Vietnam Itinerary
Follow a first-time north-to-south route through Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City, with thirteen nights, transport guidance and a sample budget.
Header photo: Cruise boats travel between Ha Long Bay’s limestone islands; the route depends on your booking. Photo: Jeffry Surianto / Pexels.