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If you are planning a Vietnam trip, MakeMyTrip is the right place to come to. Whatever your travel preference, you will find suitable Vietnam holiday packages here. Whether you are looking for Vietnam packages for a family or a couple, whether you need escorted Vietnam tour packages for your parents or an offbeat Vietnam vacation for yourself, MakeMyTrip can help you sort out your Vietnam trip plan.
MakeMyTrip currently offers over tour packages to Vietnam, with prices starting as low as Rs.13938. Explore a variety of itineraries and choose from Vietnam travel packages with or without flights. With our unbeatable deals and discounts, your money goes further! Don’t forget to add tours and activities to your selected Vietnam packages.

We curate our Vietnam packages by theme as well, to help you find your kind of holiday. Whether you are planning your honeymoon and looking for romantic Vietnam packages for couples or simply want an adventurous Vietnam trip with friends, you will find the right choice at MakeMyTrip. Be it a short trip or long, a relaxing stay or an active holiday, whatever your travel style, MakeMyTrip has the right Vietnam vacation packages for you to choose from. Looking for a luxury holiday? Check out our luxury Vietnam packages offering the best of hotels and inclusions designed to pamper you on your Vietnam vacation.
To help you prepare for your Vietnam travel, we have put together some tips such as the best time to visit Vietnam, things to do in Vietnam and so on.

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Ha Long Bay - Ninh Binh Super Saver Package	5 Days/4 Nights	₹23,393
Explore Vietnam Group Tour (Indian Meal Special) Package	8 Days/7 Nights	₹77,447
Vibrant Vietnam Package	9 Days/8 Nights	₹58,087
City Lights of Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City Package	7 Days/6 Nights	₹32,681
Cruise & Mountain Special Package	8 Days/7 Nights	₹40,816
Couples Choice - Vietnam Package	7 Days/6 Nights	₹35,300
North to South Vietnam - 6N Package	7 Days/6 Nights	₹42,173
Luxury Week in Vietnam Package	8 Days/7 Nights	₹32,486
South Vietnam Special Package	7 Days/6 Nights	₹38,204
Magical Vietnam 8N Package	9 Days/8 Nights	₹54,319

Vietnam holiday packages

Explore a variety of Vietnam tours from India and choose from Vietnam travel packages with or without flights. With our unbeatable deals and discounts, your money goes further! Don’t forget to add tours and activities to your selected Vietnam holiday packages. We curate our Vietnam packages by theme as well, to help you find your kind of holiday. Whether you are exploring Vietnam honeymoon packages or adventurous Vietnam holidays, you will find the right choice at MakeMyTrip. Be it a short trip or long Vietnam itinerary, a relaxing stay on the Vietnam beaches or an active holiday, whatever your travel style, MakeMyTrip has the right Vietnam travel packages for you to choose from. Looking for a luxury holiday? Check out our luxury Vietnam packages offering the best of hotels and inclusions designed to pamper you on your Vietnam holiday.

To help you prepare for your Vietnam travel, we have put together some tips on Vietnam tourism such as the best time to visit Vietnam, things to do in Vietnam and so on. Read on to learn more!

Best time to visit Vietnam

The best time to visit Vietnam is during the months of spring (February to April) and autumn (August to October). This is when the Vietnam weather is most suitable, with the temperatures moderate and rainfall lighter. In spring, the months of March and April have the lowest rainfall across all destinations and temperatures are pleasant, though still cool in the far northern part of Vietnam. Vietnam tourism tends to peak in different parts of the country in different times of the year due to these differences in weather.

How to reach Vietnam

The two main international airports for Vietnam travel are Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Connecting flights to both these airports are available from Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Kochi etc. on airlines such as Thai Airways, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, and Air India etc.

Indigo Airlines has launched a direct flight to Hanoi from Kolkata with effect from October 2019, which has significantly improved Vietnam tourism from India.

Vietnam Visa for Indians

The process of obtaining a Vietnam visa for Indians is relatively easily and painless, especially if you are applying online. If you wish to handle your application yourself, you can apply through this website which is recognized by the Vietnam Immigration Department.

The application once submitted online gets processed within 3 business days. Once your e-visa is approved, you need to print it out and carry it with you on your Vietnam trip. Upon arrival at the port of entry in Vietnam (Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City/Da Nang), you will be required to show your Approval Letter and passport and hand over two passport-size photos (4cm x 6cm) and cash payment for the Stamping Fee to the Immigration Officer, who will then stamp the Vietnam Visa in your passport.

If you wish to apply for your visa offline directly through the Vietnam Embassy, you can do so with the consideration that it might take 7-10 working days. You can also make use of MakeMyTrip’s Visa Assistance service for Vietnam. You can also take travel insurance for Vietnam to secure your trip.

Places to visit in Vietnam

Vietnam is a country full of interesting contrasts, and Vietnam tourism offers the traveller a variety of things to do and attractions to marvel at. The currency of Vietnam is the Vietnamese Dong. Here are some of the principal places to visit in Vietnam, which you can easily pre-book in your Vietnam itinerary with the help of your travel consultant to ensure hassle-free travel.

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Ha Long Bay

For a magical and serene experience, visit the enchanting Ha Long Bay in northern Vietnam. With its emerald green waters and towering limestone formations rising from the water like sea dragons, Ha Long Bay is one of the most popular places to visit in Vietnam. The Bay is home to 2,000 islands studded with caves, picturesque beaches and lovely floating villages. Cat Ba Island, one of the largest islands here, is one of the prominent Vietnam tourist places and is known for its National Park with wonderful trekking opportunities. Another national park called the Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park is home to picturesque caves like the Hang Son Doong Cave and Paradise Cave. There are also lesser-known Vietnam beaches like Tua Chau, Soi Sim and Tiptop that are perfect for basking in the sun and indulging in water sports like scuba diving and kayaking. Ha Long Bay tours are very popular in Vietnam honeymoon packages.

Cu Chi Tunnels

Located in Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi network of tunnels is about 250 kilometers long and was created in 1940 by the soldiers as a hiding spot during the time of Vietnam War and later American war. The network consists of winding tunnels, narrow branches, countless hidden doors, storage facilities for weapons, and secret paths for canals and rivers that end at the Cambodia border. Visitors can explore the tunnels, watch a black and white informative movie, get their pictures clicked against the massive war tanks and also try their hand at firing any of the original weapons kept here. For history buffs, this is one of the most popular Vietnam tours to add to a Vietnam itinerary.

Reunification Palace

The Reunification Palace is one of the must-visit places in Ho Chi Minh City. The Palace served as the residence of the President of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The palace is now known as the iconic spot where a North Vietnamese Army tank crashed into the entry gate and marked the end of the Vietnam War in 1975. The two tanks which were used to capture the palace can still be seen parked outside the palace. Surrounded by lush trees, the palace serves as a museum of the 1970’s now. Its basement still has tunnels, a war room, and a telecommunications centre. There is also a casino on the fifth floor and heliport at the rooftop of the palace.

The War Remnants Museum

One of the important Vietnam tourist places to visit in Ho Chi Minh City, the War Remnants Museum gives visitors a glimpse into the Vietnam War. The museum displays a collection of American military equipment including a helicopter with rocket launchers, a fighter plane, a tank, and a bomb weighing 6,800 kg. The prime attraction of the museum is the ‘tiger cages’ where the South Vietnamese Government imprisoned their political prisoners. There are also graphic photographs of victims who suffered from the effects of ‘Agent Orange’ chemical spray.

Hanoi Old Quarter

Located near Hoan Kiem Lake in Vietnam’s charming capital Hanoi, the Old Quarter is soaked in immense history and culture and is one of the most popular places to visit in Vietnam, especially for history buffs and architecture lovers. The Old Quarter is packed with charming French colonial architecture and Buddhist pagodas. The Hanoi Opera House, National Museum of Vietnamese History, the One Pillar Pagoda, Bach Ma Temple and the mansion of the former Governor-General of French-Indochina are some of the major tourist attractions here. Other than historical attractions, The Old Quarter is also a major commercial centre, and therefore, every shopper’s delight. The bustling streets are lined with shop-houses, boutique shops, and local stalls that sell silk items, embroidered fabrics, conical hats, paintings and lacquer ware. There are also plenty of cafes, restaurants and street stalls that serve authentic Vietnamese delicacies.

Ninh Binh

Ninh Binh is one of the most unspoilt destinations in Vietnam and is located to the southeast of Hanoi. The town has an abundance of picturesque landscapes, historical architecture and religious sites. To experience the true beauty of Ninh Binh, one can take a scenic boat ride on the river and enjoy stunning views of the paddy fields, sheer limestone outcrops and naturally formed caves. For nature lovers, the Van Long Nature Reserve offers postcard perfect landscapes all around. Birdwatchers can visit the Thing Nham Bird Garden, which has a diverse collection of various species of birds. Other than the awe-inspiring natural beauty, there are also historical citadels, cathedrals, temples, and pagodas that can be found in Hoa Lu which was the ancient capital of Vietnam. There are also local markets where one can shop and indulge in authentic Vietnamese food.

Ba Na Hill, Da Nang

A beautiful mountain top resort complex, Bana Hill in Da Nang is one of the popular Vietnam tourist places. Along with plenty of sightseeing opportunities, it also offers an exciting assortment of entertainment options. The most popular attraction here is the magnificent Golden Bridge. The bridge is held by two giant stone hands emerging from the dense forests below and offers a spectacular view of the lush surroundings. Another favourite attraction among tourists is the scenic French village, where one can stroll on the cobblestoned streets past striking European style architecture and take amazing pictures. For fun moments with family, the Fantasy Park is full of amazing rides, activities and games. Whether it’s the mystical Fairy Forest, the thrilling Free-Fall Tower or the 3D mega 360-degree cinema, the park will offer unforgettable fun experiences.

Marble Mountains, Da Nang

The Marble Mountains are a group of five hills in Da Nang that are made from marble and limestone. The mountains are named after the five elements - fire, metal, earth, water and wood. The highest peak, Mt. Thuy (water), is the only one that is open to public. With dramatic peaks rising up from the flat surface of the earth, the mountains are dotted with mysterious caves, meandering tunnels, temples and Buddhist sanctuaries, making them a prominent pilgrimage destination as well. Visitors can hike up and enjoy spectacular panoramic views of other marble mountains and the picturesque coastline of Da Nang. There are also elevator facilities available for people who would like to go up straight to the summit and skip the hike. This is one of the most popular Vietnam tours to pre-book in Vietnam tour packages from India.

Chua Ong Pagoda, Hoi An

An ancient beauty, the 17^th century Chua Ong Pagoda is one of the most popular places to see in Hoi An. The shrine built in the Chinese style of architecture, is dedicated to Quan Van Truong, a brave and talented General during the Three Kingdom period. The stunning architecture of the pagoda is divided into four sections. The main hall houses Quan Van Truong’s statue which is known for its brilliant craftsmanship and is surrounded by two escort statues and two horses. Ancient artefacts and paintings are also displayed within the pagoda.

An Bang Beach

The An Bang Beach is a hidden gem amongst the Vietnam beaches and is known for its unspoilt stretch of shimmering sands and turquoise blue waters away from the hustle and bustle of Hoi An. It offers a wide range of fun seaside activities such as swimming, paddle-boarding, and surfing. Visitors can indulge in water sports, bask in the sun, and enjoy a peaceful stroll along the shore. There are also beachfront resorts which not only provide comfortable accommodation but also striking views of the Marble Mountains, Da Nang Bay and Cham Island. Vietnam honeymoon packages can be customised to include this enchanting beach destination.

The Saigon Central Post Office

The Central Post Office in Ho Chi Minh City is a gorgeous example of French colonial architecture. Designed by Alfred Foulhoux, the grand building was constructed between 1886 and 1891 and features a French style of architecture. The bright yellow painted building has arched windows and intricately patterned tile flooring on the inside. The walls are painted with two maps, one displaying Cambodia and Vietnam and the other displaying the Saigon region. This exquisite building is used as a post office even today, offering postal services as well as stamps and postcards that can bought as souvenirs to take back home.

What to Eat in Vietnam

Bánh Mì - This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich made with toasted baguette, pate, pickled vegetables, butter, cilantro, soy sauce, hot peppers and chillies. The sandwich is also served with a variety of meat fillings like roasted pork belly, fried egg, grilled pork loin, fried fish, boiled sausages and poached chicken. This sandwich is a great breakfast option and is a must try food in Vietnam.
Pho - Any trip to Vietnam is incomplete without trying its signature dish, Pho, which is made of rice noodles in mouth-watering flavourful soup with meat and topped with green onions. This dish is served with fermented fish or chilli sauce. A hot bowl of Pho makes for a hearty breakfast and can be eaten at any local restaurant, street market and food stalls in Vietnam.
Chao muc - Chao Muc is a dry squid porridge which is a popular delicacy of Ho Chi Minh City, especially during a rainy day. A hot bowl of Chao Muc is made with rice porridge and dry squid. The dish is served with Chinese cruller and topped with spring onion and ginger strips. If you are in Ho Chi Minh City during rainy season, then a hot bowl of Chao Muc is sure to keep you warm.
Banh Xeo (Crispy Pancake) - Banx Xeo is another savoury Vietnamese snack which is similar to a crepe or a pancake and is made of rice flour, turmeric and coconut milk and is filled with vermicelli noodles, sliced onions, beansprouts, mushrooms and any meat of your choice. It is served with a side of lettuce or rice papers and peanut butter sauce. This snack is easily available in many local restaurants, roadside stalls, and street markets.
Goi Cuon - Goi Cuon is a popular Vietnamese snack and is also considered healthy. It’s made of thin vermicelli noodles, basil, lettuce, pork slices and shrimp, wrapped in rice papers. It is served with ground chillies and hoisin sauce with crushed peanuts. This snack is available with almost any street vendor and local restaurant in Vietnam.
Mi Quang - Mi Quang is another dish that must not be missed while visiting Vietnam. This dish is made with yellow-coloured rice noodles in a delicious mix of bone broth seasoned with black pepper, shallots, garlic, and fish sauce. Ingredients like shrimp, boiled eggs, and roast pork are also added. Herbs like basil, peanuts, lettuce, sesame, rice crackers and coriander are also served with this dish. The delectable Mi Quang is not to be missed on your Vietnam travel.
Bun Thit Nuong - Bun Thit Nuong is a savoury Vietnamese treat that is sure to tantalize your taste buds. This dish comprises of thin vermicelli rice noodles, sliced cucumber, chopped lettuce, pickled daikon, basil, chopped peanuts, and bean sprouts topped with grilled pork. Unlike most Vietnamese noodle dishes, this dish isn’t mixed with soup but instead served with a side of nuoc cham sauce for a more flavourful taste.
Com Tam (Broken Rice) - In Vietnamese, Com Tam translates into ‘broken rice’. Com Tam is steamed rice which is popularly served with green onions, fried egg, a variety of meats, and a side of nuoc cham dipping sauce, cucumber slices, and pickled vegetables. This dish is mostly eaten for breakfast or lunch but can be savoured at any time of the day and is sold by many street vendors and local restaurants.

Indian Restaurants in Vietnam

If the craving for Indian food strikes you while you are on your Vietnam tour package, do not despair. Here are just some suggestions of Indian restaurants in Vietnam that you could visit.

Hanoi: Namaste; An Nam Indian Cuisine; Spices; Zaika

Nihn Bin: Aroma

Hoi An: Ganesh Hoi An

Da Nang: Family Indian Halal Restaurant

Hue: Ganesh Hue

Ho Chi Minh City: Ganesh Saigon; Tandoor; Ganges

Fun things to do in Vietnam

Apart from visiting the main Vietnam tourist places, you can add a host of activities to your Vietnam tour packages from India. Here are just a few suggestions of some cool things to do in Vietnam, which can be pre-booked to create customised Vietnam holidays.

Water Puppetry Show, Hanoi

If you are visiting Vietnam with kids, then the Water Puppetry Show in Hanoi is one of the best things to include in Vietnam holiday packages. Water Puppetry has been a tradition in Vietnam since 11th century and is a great way to learn about Vietnam’s traditions and culture. The performance takes place in a waist-deep pool with traditional Vietnamese music playing in the background. The puppets are controlled by 8 puppeteers who hide behind a bamboo screen and take you to ancient Vietnam with their performances and tales of village lifestyle, mythical creatures, and the renowned Legend of the Restored Sword of King. One of the best places to watch this show is the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre in Hanoi.

Countryside Tour by Bike

If you love biking, then you must add this experience to your Vietnam tour package. Savour the unique experience of exploring Vietnam’s charming countryside on a guided bike tour. Ride along the scenic villages dotted with traditional houses and vibrant rice paddies, stop by street food stalls to try Vietnamese delicacies and chat with locals to get to know more about their culture and lifestyle. You can also visit various local markets, temples, and ride past the fish farms while watching locals engaged in their regular activities. This is a great activity to include in Vietnam honeymoon packages for a day of offbeat and experiential fun.

Learn Vietnamese cooking

Taking a cooking class in Vietnam and learning how to make the traditional Vietnamese food is one of the best things to do in Vietnam. You will learn about a variety of flavourful ingredients that make Vietnamese food worth drooling over, and receive a step by step explanation on how to cook some of these delicacies. With this amazing experience, whether it’s a soupy bowl of Pho or the fresh Goi Cuon, you can cook your favourite recipe in your own kitchen whenever you miss any mouth-watering dish of Vietnam.

Visit to My Son ruins

If you are a history buff, then you must add a trip to the My Son ruins to your Vietnam package. The My Son ruins are a collection of ancient temples and towers which were nearly destroyed during the Vietnam War and at present lie in ruins. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ruins stand against the backdrop of lush green mountains and are surrounded by a peaceful atmosphere. You can get a glimpse into the fascinating history of Vietnam as you wander through the incredibly detailed ruins such as the My Son temple and the sculpted Cham figures.

Turtle Island – Mekong delta excursion

Enjoy an excursion to the secret paradise of Turtle Island in Mekong Delta. The beautiful Turtle Island is known for its scenic beauty with white Sonneratia flowers, coconut trees, and rustic houses dotted amidst the charming orchards of oranges, grapefruit and many other fruits. You can explore this beautiful island, taste fresh fruits from orchards, and enjoy traditional Vietnamese music called Don Ca Tai Tu while drinking a cup of honey tea. You can visit a coconut candy factory and witness how the candy is manufactured, and buy coconut handicraft souvenirs to take back home. This is one of the most fascinating of all Vietnam tours that you can take from Ho Chi Minh City.

Xep Canal – Mekong Delta excursion

Visit Mekong Delta and explore its scenic beauty on a boat ride through the Xep Canal. Enjoy a delightful boat ride through the mesmerizing waterways as you make your way amidst the lush forest of palm trees and sail past the picturesque yellow and green rice paddies, gorgeous orchards, rows of coconut trees, and quaint village houses. You will be surrounded by a serene atmosphere and get a glimpse into the rural life of Vietnam. For people who love being surrounded by nature, this is a must-add experience to include in Vietnam tour packages or Vietnam honeymoon packages.

Ha Long Bay Tour

Ha Long Bay is one of the most visited attractions in Vietnam and cruising over the vast sea here is the best way to experience its enchanting beauty. You can tour this island through a cruise or a kayak and enjoy the sheer karst landscape as you sail close to the towering limestone cliffs, floating villages, picturesque caves, and stop at any of the gorgeous islets on your tour. This tour will offer you not only an insight into the lifestyle and culture of Vietnam, but also stunning photo opportunities to capture beautiful vistas all around. Add this experience to your Vietnam tour package and make your Vietnam trip an unforgettable one.

Try the famous Vietnamese coffee

A cup of Vietnamese coffee is a must try on your Vietnam travel. Vietnam is known for its unique assortment of coffee and has a flavour for everyone. The most popular is a Cà phê Trứng (egg coffee) which is similar to a tiramisu and is prepared by blending coffee with egg yolk and sweet milk. This coffee is served in a bowl of hot water so that it stays warm. If this concoction is too sweet for you then you can try another unique version of Vietnamese coffee which is Cà phê Muối (salt coffee). This coffee is served with a sprinkle of salt in the condensed milk and tastes like caramel. Other popular varieties that you can try are coconut coffee and yoghurt coffee which taste equally flavourful.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Vietnam Tour Packages

Q. What is the best city to visit in Vietnam?

A: There are a number of beautiful cities in Vietnam that can be visited as a part of Vietnam holiday packages. These include Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi Ann, Sapa, Ha Long Bay, Hue, Phu Quoc and so on.

Q. What is the rainy reason in Vietnam?

A. Vietnam is a large country and covers a diversity of latitudes, hence the wet season varies across different parts of the country. As a general indicator, we can say that Hanoi and other parts of North Vietnam experience the largest amount of rainfall between the months of July and September. In Central Vietnam (Hue, Danang, Hoi An, Dalat etc.) the months of October and November are the wettest, while Southern Vietnam including Ho Chi Minh City experiences the peak rainy season from June to August. Tourists should plan their Vietnam holidays accordingly.

Q. Is Vietnam expensive to travel to from India?

A. Cost of travel around Vietnam is similar to that in Thailand and neighbouring countries. The airfare is likely to be the largest component of Vietnam tour packages from India. Overall, a Vietnam trip can be comfortably managed on a budget.

Q. Does Vietnam have good beaches?

A. Vietnam is a country with a massive 2000 miles of coastline, and it has a fair number of very picturesque beaches. Apart from the beautiful Vietnam beaches, there are also has some very scenic islands such as Phu Quoc which tourists can visit as part of Vietnam travel packages.

Ques. What is the best season to visit Vietnam?

Ans. Vietnam tour packages are usually available for almost every season and time of year. It is a round-the-year travel destination because of its tropical climate. However, Spring and Autumn are the perfect seasons to visit the country as the rainfall is low with pleasant weather conditions. Vietnam witnesses Spring from February to April and Autumn from August to October.

Ques. How many days do I need in Vietnam?

Ans. You will find amazing Vietnam tour packages that can help you explore major landmarks in about 10 days. This is the minimum recommended time to soak in the cultural joie-de-vivre and check out key historical attractions. You need at least a week’s time to thoroughly explore Vietnam, although there will always be more things to do and see! The ideal time frame is around twelve days as per several travel experts, since it enables spending time in a minimum of three leading cities with jaunts to the countryside too. This will also give you ample time to indulge in activities like village tours, biking and kayaking.

Ques. What should I pack for a Vietnam trip?

Ans. Your most-awaited trip to Vietnam can be planned perfectly from a variety of exciting Vietnam tour packages available online. And, while you are all set for the holiday, do not forget to make your packing list alongside. Here’s what you should absolutely carry on your trip: A sturdy backpack to accommodate some basic clothing, sunscreen, snacks, water and other local purchases you make. Travel pillows for those frequent trips throughout the country. Ear plugs for good sleep at night. Quick-drying and lightweight towels. Medicines for diarrhoea or stomach upsets. Pack covered clothing for visits to temples, pagodas and other sacred sites. Sturdy hiking/trekking shoes, flip-flops and sandals. Travel adapters are recommended along with chargers, sunscreen and hats. Insect repellent is a must along with cortisone cream for sudden mosquito bites.

Ques. What are the biggest tourist draws in Vietnam?

Ans. Want to customise Vietnam tour packages to suit your preferences? Here are some landmarks that you should consider including in your travel plans: Khai Dinh Tomb- The tomb showcases stunning architecture that is a fusion of Roman Gothic and Buddhist influences, being commissioned in the 1920s by the Emperor of Vietnam. Do not miss the Thien Dinh and Honour Courtyard here. Con Dao Islands- These were called the Devil’s Island of Indochina and prisoners were kept securely here earlier. These islands are hot tourist favourites today with activities like snorkelling and scuba diving on offer. The beaches are gorgeous, to say the least. Marble Mountains- Lying southwards from Da Nang, the five mountain peaks draw their names from the five elements, namely water, earth, fire, wind and wood. The mountains also house several stunning caves and Buddhist shrines. Notre Dame Cathedral- Saigon/Ho Chi Minh City is home to the beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral that dates back to the late-19th century. Its architecture is worth admiring, along with its interior stained glass panels and Virgin Mary statue.

Ques. Which are Vietnam’s best cafes?

Ans. Are you a serious coffee lover browsing through Vietnam tour packages online? If yes, then here are some cafes that should definitely be a part of your travel plans: La Viet Coffee- La Viet Coffee sits amidst lovely fields, mansions and forests while offering a buzzing space with fantastic coffee. You will love the souvenir store here, while trying the lavender iced coffee or raspberry macchiato, among other delights. Factory Coffee Roaster- Factory Coffee Roaster is a contemporary café with a striking façade and wonderful atmosphere, complete with a pond, booths and sleek seating. Premier Vietnamese and global coffees dominate the menu along with smoothie bowls, pastries and juices. The Workshop- Coffee connoisseurs will fall in love with this charming café for its lovely views and delicious all-day breakfast menu.

Ques. Which are the leading restaurants in Vietnam?

Ans. Vietnam has multiple leading restaurants that people often include as a part of their Vietnam tour packages. Here are some of the options that are worth trying on your trip: Lac Thien, Lac Thanh and Lac Thuan- Enjoy authentic and delicious Vietnamese fare at this wonderful restaurant that dates back to 1965. Do not miss the Bun Thit Nurong and Pho. Morning Glory- Morning Glory set up shop in 2006 and offers sumptuous lunches, including irresistible picks such as the white rose dumplings or roast duck salad rolls. The Banh Mi beef steak is also worth trying here along with the rice paper rolls with pork and shrimp.

Ques. How do I reach Vietnam?

Ans. While you choose from available Vietnam tour packages and figure out the activities that you wish to include, a little information on reaching the country will aid your plans. You can take a flight to Ho Chi Minh or Hanoi which have direct and connecting flights from several countries, including India. There is another international airport at Danang. Those staying in Singapore often choose exciting cruises to Ho Chi Minh City, while spending a few relaxing days on the waters. These cruise journeys usually require 9-10 days on average.

Ques. What are the topmost local foods of Vietnam?

Ans. Foodies will find plenty of top restaurants and street food hubs to include in their preferred Vietnam tour packages. Some of the best local dishes to try in Vietnam include the following: Bun bo Hue- A globally acclaimed dish, it fuses noodles with beef, shrimp paste, lemongrass and is served with diced spring onions, lime wedges and cilantro along with chilli sauce. Cơm tấm- Cơm tấm or broken rice is another delicacy in Vietnam. This involves broken grains being cooked in accompaniment with minced pork, grilled pork and mushroom meatloaf, while being topped off with omelettes. The latter are called Chả Trứng Hấp. Gỏi cuốn/Nem cuốn- You will love the fresh and piping spring rolls in Vietnam, crafted with rice paper. Fillings usually include grilled prawns/pork along with tofu, squid, sausages, vegetables and cold vermicelli noodles. You may try accompanying sauces like peanut sauce, Hoisin sauce and fish sauce.

Ques. What do I buy in Vietnam?

Ans. Shopping should be a pivotal part of any Vietnam vacation! While booking Vietnam tour packages, ensure that you include some time to purchase the top souvenirs and other products in the country. These include the following: Bags and jackets at affordable rates. Branded footwear at reasonable prices. Premier clothing and accessories, along with luggage. Coffees and filters, especially the Sang Tao Coffee. Vietnamese hats in traditional styles, along with the famous Ao Dai dress that is worn by both women and men. Local paintings, lanterns and musical instruments.

Ques. Where should I shop in Vietnam?

Ans. There are many Vietnam tour packages to suit every need. What about tours that help you indulge your inner shopaholic to the hilt? Here are some shopping destinations in Vietnam that you should not miss: Street Night Market- This market has close to 4,000 shops retailing everything from clothing, accessories and footwear to appliances, artefacts, figurines, souvenirs and delicious street food. Quang Ba Flower Market- Wander through this charming market, taking in the stunning flowers and colours all around! Dong Xuan Market- It is an indoor market that offers meats, seafood, handbags, vegetables, accessories, t-shirts, Vietnamese hats, handicrafts and a lot more. Bat Trang Pottery Village- If you are fond of pottery souvenirs like dishes and items of worship, then you can visit this fascinating village. You can also create a custom product under the guidance of a professional potter. Hanoi Night Market- The Hanoi Night Market is a great place to feast on local street food, while buying accessories and handicrafts at attractive prices. Several musical performances and events also take place here regularly.

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