“Don’t just visit Vietnam—let yourself be captivated by it. Beyond the famous landmarks lies a country full of life, where emerald rice fields stretch across the countryside, limestone mountains rise above peaceful waters, and bustling streets are filled with the aroma of freshly prepared Vietnamese food.
Slow down, sit with the locals over a cup of Vietnamese coffee, taste the dishes that tell stories of generations, and experience the warmth and spirit of everyday life.”
VIETNAM
The Land of Descending Dragon
WHY
VIETNAM
Vietnam is a captivating destination where ancient traditions, breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and warm local culture come together. Stretching from the mountains of the north to the tropical beaches of the south, Vietnam offers travelers an incredible variety of experiences within one country.
Explore the atmospheric streets of Hanoi, where centuries-old architecture, bustling markets, and famous Vietnamese cuisine reveal the character of the capital. Cruise among the dramatic limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay, wander through the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An, and experience the peaceful rice terraces and mountain communities around Sapa. Further south, discover the energy of Ho Chi Minh City, explore the waterways and villages of the Mekong Delta, or relax along Vietnam’s beautiful coastline.
But Vietnam is more than its famous sights. It is a destination to taste, connect, and experience—from enjoying a bowl of pho at a local street stall and learning about traditional crafts to meeting local communities, cycling through the countryside, taking a boat along quiet waterways, and witnessing everyday life beyond the main tourist routes.
With its rich history, diverse landscapes, delicious cuisine, and living traditions, Vietnam offers journeys that can be adventurous, cultural, relaxing, or a combination of all three. Every region has its own character, and every journey offers a new story to take home.
EXPLORE VIETNAM TOP DESTINATION
Must-See Places in Vietnam
TRAVEL TIPS
Good to Know Before You Go
- Visa & Entry: Check Vietnam’s visa requirements before travelling. Vietnam currently offers e-visas of up to 90 days with multiple entry for citizens of all countries and territories. Visa-free rules vary by nationality.
- Currency: The local currency is the Vietnamese Dồng (VND). Cash is useful for small purchases, markets and local experiences, while cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants and many businesses.
- Weather: Vietnam has different climates from north to south, so weather can vary considerably depending on the region and time of year. Pack according to the destinations on your itinerary.
- What to Wear: Wear light, comfortable clothing for everyday sightseeing. Bring modest clothing when visiting temples, pagodas and other religious sites.
- Crossing the Road: Traffic can be busy, especially in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. When crossing, walk steadily and predictably rather than suddenly stopping or changing direction.
- ATMs: ATMs are widely available in cities and tourist areas. Most accept international cards, but fees and withdrawal limits may vary.
- Respect Local Culture: Dress respectfully at religious sites, ask permission before photographing people, and be mindful of local customs and traditions.
- Allow Travel Time: Vietnam is a long country, and travelling between regions can take time. Don’t try to see everything in one trip—leave room to enjoy each destination.
- Getting Around: Grab App is highly recommended and widely available, while traditional taxis are also common. Be cautious of scams and overcharging when using street taxis.
- Food: Vietnamese cuisine is an important part of the travel experience. Try local favourites such as pho, banh mi, bun cha, fresh spring rolls and Vietnamese coffee.
- Stay Connected: SIM cards and mobile data are widely available. Having internet access is useful for maps, translation, ride-hailing and keeping in touch.
- Travel Light: If your itinerary includes several destinations, travelling with a manageable suitcase or backpack will make transfers much easier.
- Tipping: Tipping is not traditionally compulsory in Vietnam, but it is increasingly appreciated in tourism and service situations, including private guiding.
- Travel with an Open Mind: Vietnam is best experienced beyond the major attractions. Take time to enjoy local food, markets, villages, crafts and everyday life.
UNIQUE VIETNAM EXPERIENCES
Suggested Tours for Vietnam
Steet Food Tour
- Duration: 3.5hrs - 4hrs
- Destination: Hanoi, Vietnam
From
$35
- Tour Style: Street Food Experience
- Group Tour











