4N / 5D
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Hanoi & Ha Long Escape
Hanoi · Ha Long Bay overnight cruise
Best for: a short break or a first look at Vietnam
₹34,999per person (Private Tour)
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Vietnam · 2026 season
Vietnam Tour Packages from India
4 to 12-night itineraries across Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh, Hoi An, Da Nang, Sapa, Phu Quoc and Ho Chi Minh City — hotels, transfers, cruises and sightseeing included.
From ₹34,999 /person land package · flights extra
e-Visa assistance included
Private cars, no shared coaches
Full itinerary before you pay
On-ground teamsHanoi, Da Nang & Saigon
e-Visa helpWe prepare your application
Vegetarian & Jain foodArranged on request
24/7 supportIndian & Vietnam time zones
Packages & prices
Vietnam tour packages, 4 nights and up
Every trip is a private departure — your own car, your own guide, your own pace. Prices are per person on twin-sharing and cover the ground arrangements; international flights are quoted separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
New to Vietnam? Start with the 6N/7D Hanoi, Ha Long & Hoi An trip. It gives you the north's limestone bays and the central coast's old towns without a domestic flight every other morning — the mistake that spoils most first Vietnam itineraries.
4N / 5D
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5N / 6D
Customize Available
Northern Vietnam Discovery
Hanoi · Ha Long Bay · Ninh Binh
Best for: limestone scenery without long transfers
₹39,999per person (Private Tour)
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6N / 7D
Customize Available
Hanoi, Ha Long & Hoi An
Hanoi · Ha Long Bay · Da Nang · Hoi An
Best for: the balanced first trip — our most booked
₹46,999per person (Private Tour)
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7N / 8D
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Classic Vietnam, North to South
Hanoi · Ha Long · Da Nang · Hoi An · Ho Chi Minh City
Best for: seeing the whole country in one go
₹52,999per person (Private Tour)
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8N / 9D
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Vietnam Highlights & Mekong
North & Central · Cu Chi Tunnels · Mekong Delta
Best for: families and anyone wanting a slower pace
₹59,999per person (Private Tour)
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9N / 10D
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Sapa & Northern Highlands
Hanoi · Sapa · Ha Long · Ninh Binh · Hoi An
Best for: rice terraces and easy village walks
₹66,999per person (Private Tour)
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4N / 5D
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Da Nang & Hoi An Beach Break
Da Nang · Hoi An · Ba Na Hills
Best for: sun and old towns, with no internal flight
₹36,999per person (Private Tour)
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6N / 7D
Customize Available
Vietnam Honeymoon Escape
Hanoi · Ha Long Bay · Da Nang · Hoi An
Best for: couples — private cruise cabin and a candlelit dinner
₹49,999per person (Private Tour)
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11N / 12D
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Grand Vietnam with Phu Quoc
North · Central · South · Phu Quoc beaches
Best for: long holidays and honeymoons that end on a beach
₹79,999per person (Private Tour)
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4N / 5D
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Phu Quoc Island Escape
Phu Quoc — beaches, sunset town, island hopping
Best for: a pure beach holiday with no city sightseeing
₹37,999per person (Private Tour)
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5N / 6D
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Phu Quoc Beaches & Islands
Phu Quoc · An Thoi archipelago · Sao & Kem beaches
Best for: couples and families who want a slow, sea-facing week
₹43,999per person (Private Tour)
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7N / 8D
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Hanoi, Da Nang & Phu Quoc
Hanoi · Ha Long Bay · Da Nang · Hoi An · Phu Quoc
Best for: one trip that ends on the beach — city, coast and island
₹57,999per person (Private Tour)
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None of these quite right? Every itinerary here is a starting point — add a night, drop a city, upgrade the hotel tier. We also build custom routes taking in Hue, Da Lat, Nha Trang, Ha Giang and Con Dao. See the full price list ↓ · Tell us what you have in mind →
The full list
Every package, and what a trip actually costs
All twelve itineraries side by side, so you can compare durations and prices in one place — then an honest breakdown of the other things you will pay for, so there are no surprises after you enquire.
Per person on twin-sharing, land only, for the 2026 season (as of October 2026). International flights, visa fee and personal spending are extra.
| Package | Duration | Where you go | From (pp) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hanoi & Ha Long Escape | 4N / 5D | Hanoi + Ha Long Bay cruise | ₹34,999 | Short break, first trip |
| Da Nang & Hoi An Beach Break | 4N / 5D | Da Nang + Hoi An + Ba Na Hills | ₹36,999 | Beach and old town, no internal flight |
| Phu Quoc Island Escape | 4N / 5D | Phu Quoc beaches + An Thoi islands | ₹37,999 | A beach-only break, no city sightseeing |
| Northern Vietnam Discovery | 5N / 6D | Hanoi + Ha Long + Ninh Binh | ₹39,999 | Culture and landscapes |
| Phu Quoc Beaches & Islands | 5N / 6D | Phu Quoc + An Thoi archipelago + Sao and Kem beaches | ₹43,999 | A slow, sea-facing week |
| Hanoi, Ha Long & Hoi An | 6N / 7D | Hanoi + Ha Long + Da Nang + Hoi An | ₹46,999 | The balanced first trip |
| Vietnam Honeymoon Escape | 6N / 7D | Hanoi + Ha Long + Da Nang + Hoi An | ₹49,999 | Couples — private cruise cabin, candlelit dinner |
| Classic Vietnam, North to South | 7N / 8D | Hanoi + Ha Long + Da Nang + Hoi An + Ho Chi Minh City | ₹52,999 | Seeing the whole country |
| Hanoi, Da Nang & Phu Quoc | 7N / 8D | Hanoi + Ha Long + Da Nang + Hoi An + Phu Quoc | ₹57,999 | City, coast and island in one trip |
| Vietnam Highlights & Mekong | 8N / 9D | Classic route + Cu Chi Tunnels + Mekong Delta | ₹59,999 | Families, slower pace |
| Sapa & Northern Highlands | 9N / 10D | Hanoi + Sapa + Ha Long + Ninh Binh + Hoi An | ₹66,999 | Rice terraces, light trekking |
| Grand Vietnam with Phu Quoc | 11N / 12D | North + Central + South + Phu Quoc beaches | ₹79,999 | Honeymoons, long holidays |
What a Vietnam trip actually costs, per person
| Component | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Land package | ₹34,999 – ₹79,999 | The table above, by duration and hotel category |
| Return flight from India | ₹28,000 – ₹42,000 | Direct services run from Delhi, Mumbai and several other metros to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City; roughly 4½–5½ hours |
| Vietnam e-visa | ₹2,000 – ₹2,400 | US$25 for single entry, paid on the government portal. We prepare the application |
| Meals not in the itinerary + spending | ₹1,500 – ₹2,500 / day | Vietnam is inexpensive on the ground; street food and local restaurants cost very little |
| Optional add-ons | ₹1,500 – ₹6,000 | Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge, cooking classes, Mekong homestays, spa treatments |
A worked example. A couple doing the 6N/7D trip is looking at roughly ₹46,999 × 2 for the land package, about ₹30,000 × 2 for flights, plus visas and spending — so somewhere near ₹1,65,000 to ₹1,80,000 all-in. Travel in the shoulder months and the flight half of that drops noticeably.
Where you'll go
The places these trips are built around
Vietnam is long and narrow — about 1,650 km end to end — so the honest planning question is not what to see but how much ground you are willing to cover. These are the stops worth the travel time.
HanoiOld Quarter, street food, French villas
Ha Long BayOvernight cruise among the karsts
Ninh BinhTrang An rowboats, "Ha Long on land"
Hoi AnLantern-lit old town, tailors, beaches
Da NangGolden Bridge, Ba Na Hills, My Khe beach
SapaRice terraces and hill-tribe villages
Ho Chi Minh CitySaigon energy, war history, Cu Chi
Phu QuocIsland beaches to end the trip on
How many days do you actually need?
The single biggest mistake on a first Vietnam itinerary is trying to do Hanoi, Hue, Hoi An, Da Lat and Saigon in a week. You end up spending your holiday in airports. A more useful way to think about it:
- 4–5 nights: the north only. Hanoi plus an overnight Ha Long cruise, with a day left over. No domestic flights.
- 6–7 nights: north plus central. Add Da Nang and Hoi An with one internal flight. This is the sweet spot, and what we book most.
- 8–9 nights: north, central and south. Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi Tunnels and a Mekong day become comfortable rather than rushed.
- 10 nights and up: room for Sapa's rice terraces, Hue's citadel, or beach days on Phu Quoc at the end.
One rule that saves most itineraries: never plan more than one internal flight for every three nights. Vietnamese domestic flights are cheap and frequent, but each one costs you half a day by the time you have done the airport at both ends.
When to go
Best time to visit Vietnam
Vietnam does not have one climate, it has three, and they do not line up. Any article that gives you a single "best month" is glossing over the thing that matters most — which part of the country you are actually visiting.
| Region | Best months | Months to be careful with | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Hanoi, Ha Long, Sapa, Ninh Binh |
Oct – Apr | Jun – Aug | Autumn and spring are dry and mild. Summer is hot and humid, and this is the stretch when storms can cancel a Ha Long cruise. Deep winter can be grey and cold, especially up in Sapa. |
| Central Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue |
Feb – Aug | Sep – Nov | The central coast has its own dry season, and it runs opposite to the north. Late autumn is the wettest window, and Hoi An's old town genuinely floods some years. |
| South Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong, Phu Quoc |
Dec – Apr | May – Nov | Warm all year. The wet season is mostly short, heavy afternoon downpours rather than washed-out days, so it is more workable than it sounds. |
If you are covering the whole country, go in March or April. It is the one window where the north has warmed up, the central coast is dry, and the south has not yet turned wet. October is the runner-up, but check the central forecast before committing to Hoi An.
Two dates worth planning around
- Tết, Vietnamese Lunar New Year (late Jan or Feb, it moves each year). The country is at its most festive and at its least practical — many businesses close for several days, domestic transport books out, and rates climb. Wonderful to witness, difficult to sightsee through. Ask us before you fix dates in this window.
- Indian school holidays (May–June and late December). These are our busiest weeks. Hotels in Hoi An and Ha Long cruise cabins are the first things to run out, so book six to eight weeks ahead.
Paperwork
Vietnam visa for Indian citizens
Indian passport holders need a visa for Vietnam — there is no visa-free entry. The good news is that the e-visa is straightforward, entirely online, and we prepare the application as part of your booking.
How the e-visa works
- Applied for online through the Vietnamese government's official e-visa portal. There is no need to visit an embassy or courier your passport.
- Valid for up to 90 days, available as single or multiple entry.
- Government fee is US$25 for single entry, US$50 for multiple entry, paid by card on the portal.
- Processing is officially around three working days. Allow a week or more in practice, and longer around Tết.
- You need a passport valid for at least six months beyond travel, a plain white-background photo, and a scan of your passport bio page.
What we do for you
- Check your photo and passport scan against the portal's requirements before submission — the most common cause of rejection is a photo that does not meet spec.
- Complete and submit the application on your behalf, and share the receipt code so you can track it yourself.
- Send you the approved e-visa PDF to print and carry. Airlines do check it at Indian departure gates.
- Advise on entry and exit points, which you name on the application.
Please verify before you book. Visa rules, fees and validity change, sometimes at short notice. Everything above was correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of writing, but always confirm the current position on the official Vietnamese government e-visa portal, or ask us and we will check it for your travel dates. Apply only through the official portal — the search results are full of paid look-alike sites charging several times the government fee.
The fine print, up front
What every package includes
We would rather you saw this before you enquired than after. If something you expected is on the wrong side of this list, say so and we will price it in.
✓ Included
- Hotel accommodation with daily breakfast, in the category you choose at booking
- Airport pick-up and drop, and all transfers in a private air-conditioned car
- Sightseeing as per the itinerary with English-speaking local guides
- Ha Long Bay cruise with cabin and onboard meals, where the itinerary includes it
- Entrance fees to the monuments and sites named in your itinerary
- Internal flights within Vietnam where the itinerary requires them
- e-Visa application assistance and document checking
- 24/7 contact for the duration of your trip
✗ Not included
- International flights to and from Vietnam (we can quote these separately)
- The Vietnam e-visa government fee itself
- Travel insurance, which we strongly recommend
- Lunches and dinners other than those specified
- Optional activities — Ba Na Hills, cooking classes, spa treatments, cyclo rides
- Tips, laundry, drinks and personal shopping
- Anything arising from flight delays, weather or events outside our control
Why us
Why book with Vietnam Tourism Office
We only sell Vietnam. That is a narrower business than most agencies run, and it is the reason we can tell you which Ha Long cruise boat is worth the upgrade and which is not.
Vietnam is all we do
One country, known properly, instead of forty sold from a brochure.
The price before the deposit
A full day-by-day itinerary with the final figure on it, before you pay anything.
Private cars, always
Your own vehicle and guide. No coach tours, no waiting on eleven other families.
Food you can actually eat
Vegetarian and Jain meals arranged in advance, in a country where that takes planning.
Visa handled
We prepare and submit the e-visa, and check the photo that most people get wrong.
Nothing is fixed
Swap a city, add a night, change hotel tier. The itineraries are a starting point.
Straight seasonal advice
We will tell you when Hoi An floods and when a Ha Long cruise is a coin toss.
Reachable, both time zones
Someone answers in Indian hours and in Vietnamese hours, for the whole trip.
Reviews
What our travellers say
We have sent 2,000+ travellers to Vietnam. This is their unedited feedback — families, couples and groups. We publish the middling ones too; a page of nothing but five stars tells you nothing.
4.8
Average of 260 reviews
Google & TripAdvisor
Google & TripAdvisor
We were two couples with no idea where to start. What sold us was getting the full day-by-day plan with the final price on it before paying a rupee — no "approx" figures that grow later. The Ha Long cabin was exactly the one in the photos, and the Hanoi guide rerouted our morning when it rained instead of marching us round a wet lake.
MSMy parents are 68 and 71 and strictly vegetarian, which is the reason we had put Vietnam off for years. Every hotel and the cruise had been briefed before we landed — Jain meals on the boat, no fish sauce, no arguments. Pace was kept slow and there was a wheelchair at Da Nang airport without us asking twice.
RJHonest four, not a polite five. The itinerary, the private cars and the Hoi An hotel were all excellent. But our Hanoi–Da Nang flight was moved to 6am by the airline and it cost us the morning we had planned in the Old Quarter. The team did rebook the day's sightseeing and told us straight away rather than letting us find out at the airport, which counts for a lot.
AKBooked for our honeymoon and asked to swap a Hanoi night for an extra one in Hoi An. Done the same evening, with the price difference shown as a line item instead of a vague "small supplement". The e-visa was submitted for both of us and they caught that my photo would have been rejected. Small thing, would have wrecked the trip.
VNGroup of nine, three families, all wanting different things. They split us into two vehicles on the days it mattered and kept us together for the cruise. Someone picked up the phone at 11pm Indian time when we mislaid a passport in Sapa — sorted before breakfast. That is the whole reason I would book with them again.
PDSapa in late January was colder and mistier than I had pictured and we lost a viewpoint to cloud. To be fair, they had warned us in writing that January is a coin toss up there and offered March instead — we chose the dates. Homestay, trek and guide were all genuinely good. Book the north for spring and this is a five.
SRThird time using them, first time with a toddler. Cribs confirmed in every room ahead of arrival, a car seat in the private car, and the Hoi An day was rebuilt around a 1pm nap. Quoted price never moved between the deposit and departure.
NGI compared four operators. Two would not name the Ha Long boat, one quoted a "3-star or similar" hotel with no name at all. These people named every hotel and the exact cruise vessel in the first quote — it was not the cheapest of the four, and it was the only one I could actually check before paying.
AMOur Ha Long sailing was cancelled by the harbour authority in bad weather — nobody's fault, and they had flagged it as a risk before we booked. We had a replacement night in Hanoi and a Ninh Binh day trip arranged within the hour, and they recovered most of the cruise cost from the operator. Handled far better than I expected.
FQReviews are collected after travel and published as written, with only the surname shortened. Read the full set on Google and TripAdvisor, or ask us for references from travellers who did the itinerary you are considering.
Booking
How booking and cancellation work
Four steps
- Tell us your dates. Send the enquiry form or WhatsApp us with rough dates, group size and how many nights you have.
- We send an itinerary. A day-by-day plan with hotels named and the exact price. Ask for changes as many times as you like.
- Confirm with a deposit. A part-payment holds your hotels, cruise cabins and internal flights. The balance is due before departure.
- Travel. You get a single point of contact, plus local numbers in each city you stay in.
Cancellation, plainly
- Cancel 30 or more days before departure and you lose the deposit only.
- Between 15 and 29 days, a part of the tour cost is retained.
- Inside 14 days, most of the cost is committed to hotels and cruises and cannot be recovered.
- Ha Long cruise cabins, internal flights and Tết-period bookings carry their own stricter terms, which we will state on your quote.
- All cancellations must be in writing. Refunds are processed to the original payment method.
Exact percentages and deadlines are confirmed in writing on your itinerary before you pay.
Weather and cruises. Ha Long Bay sailings are occasionally cancelled by the harbour authority in bad weather. That decision is not ours and not the operator's. When it happens we rearrange the itinerary and recover what we can from the cruise line, but any unrecoverable cost and any extra night ashore is charged at cost. Travel insurance covers this sort of thing and we would encourage it.
Questions
Vietnam tour packages: FAQs
How much does a Vietnam tour package cost from India?
Land packages run from about ₹34,999 per person for 4 nights to ₹79,999 for a 12-day grand tour, depending on duration and hotel category. Add roughly ₹28,000 to ₹42,000 per person for return flights and about ₹2,000 for the e-visa. A couple doing a 6N/7D trip typically lands somewhere between ₹1,65,000 and ₹1,80,000 all-in.
Do Indian citizens need a visa for Vietnam?
Yes. Indian passport holders are not eligible for visa-free entry and need a visa before travelling. The e-visa is applied for entirely online through the official government portal, is valid for up to 90 days, and costs US$25 for single entry. We prepare and submit the application as part of your booking. Please confirm current fees and rules on the official portal, as they change from time to time.
How many days do you need for Vietnam?
Six or seven nights is the sweet spot for a first trip, covering Hanoi, a Ha Long Bay cruise, and Da Nang with Hoi An on the central coast. Four to five nights works if you stay in the north only. To add Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta comfortably, allow eight or nine nights.
What is the best time to visit Vietnam?
It depends on the region, because Vietnam has three different climates. The north is best from October to April, the central coast from February to August, and the south from December to April. If you are travelling the length of the country, March and April are the best compromise, with October the runner-up.
Are there direct flights from India to Vietnam?
Yes. Direct services operate from Delhi and Mumbai, and from several other Indian cities, to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, with a flying time of roughly four and a half to five and a half hours. Routes and frequencies change fairly often, so ask us for current options on your dates rather than relying on an older schedule.
Do your packages include international flights?
No. The prices shown are land-only, so what you see is the true cost of the ground arrangements. We can quote and book your flights alongside the package if you prefer, or you can book your own. Either way, send us your flight timings and we will build the itinerary around your actual arrival and departure.
Is vegetarian or Jain food available in Vietnam?
Yes, but it needs arranging in advance rather than being assumed. Vietnamese cooking uses fish sauce very widely, including in dishes that look vegetarian. We brief hotels and restaurants ahead of your arrival and can build in Indian restaurants in Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City where you want them.
Is Vietnam a good destination for families and first-time travellers?
It suits both well. Distances within each region are short, the food is inexpensive, and the main sights are easy to reach by road. Traffic in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City takes some getting used to, which is a large part of why we use private cars and local guides rather than leaving you to navigate it.
How far in advance should we book?
Six to eight weeks is comfortable for most dates. Book earlier for Indian school holidays in May and June and around late December, when Hoi An hotels and the better Ha Long cruise cabins go first. Avoid leaving it late around Tết, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, when the whole country travels at once.
Tell us your dates and we'll build the trip
Send us how many nights you have, roughly when, and who is travelling. You will get a full day-by-day itinerary with the exact price on it — before you pay anything.